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State of Nagaland - Section

Section 101 in Nagaland Excise Rules

101. Government to have right of pre-emption of plant.

- In case the contract, for any reason, be not renewed at its expiry, or in case the licence be cancelled or suspended for any reason, the contractor shall be bound to allow the State Government the right of pre-emption of the pipes, pumps, vats and apparatuses connected therewith on a valuation of their existing condition made by two valuers, one to be selected by the Excise Commissioner and one by the contractor. In the event of a difference of opinion between the valuers the matter shall be referred to the Government whose decision shall be final. In the event of the said Government exercising the right of pre-emption under this rule, an incoming contractor shall be bound to purchase the vats and apparatuses as aforesaid at the price paid for them to the outgoing contractor :Provided that, if on account of non-renewal of the contract, the new contract be given to another contractor, the latter shall be bound to take over from the outgoing contractor all vats and other apparatuses in the warehouses which are in use in serviceable condition, and which have been purchased with the sanction of the Excise Commissioner. If the outgoing and incoming contractors do not come to terms as to the price to be paid for the vats, etc., aforesaid, the matter shall be referred to three arbitrators, one to be nominated by the outgoing contractor, one by the incoming contractor and one by the Excise Commissioner, who shall determine the price to be paid subject to an appeal to State Government, If two of the arbitrators agree on the price, such agreement shall determine the price subject to appeal as aforesaid. If all the three arbitrators disagree the matter shall be referred to the State Government. The decision of the State Government shall be final in any case.