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Stock Yard for storing processing iron ore As per Order No CI 31 MMM Bangalore dated 21.09.2005 Government of Karnataka made it mandatory for the traders of iron ore (not having mines of their own but engaged in buying iron ore from the lessee and trading) to get their stockyards registered for the purpose of storing, selling, trading processing and Benefaction of Ore/Mineral other than Mining/Quarrying sites. To get registration of stockyard, the trader has to furnish documents of non agricultural conversion of the land (NA), Consent for operation from Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB CFO), Registration Certificate from the Department of District Industries and Commerce (DIC), VAT registration certificate, IT returns and with a registration fee of Rs. 1,000/- through Demand Draft obtained in favour of the Deputy Director, DMG of the district concerned to be submitted to the office. After inspection by the Geologist/Deputy Director of the office the stockyard permission/ Licence was issued with the prior permission from the Director, DMG, Bangalore. The minerals mined from the lease area can be moved from the mine-head to the stockyards after obtaining valid permits issued by the DMG. If the material is to be further moved, the original source permit issued for movement from the mine-head to the stockyard has to be surrendered with the DMG office and a fresh permit to be obtained for further movement on payment of difference of the royalty prevailing at that time."