such a licence in terms of Rule 113 of the Explosives
Rules. The application of the petitioners for grant of such licence were,
however, rejected ... conditions stipulated in Rule 84 of the Explosives Rules, 2008.
8. Rule 86 (3) of the Explosives Rules, 2008, on which reliance is
placed
Explosive Rules, 2008 and more particularly the
mandate of sub-rule 2 of Rule 84 of the Explosive Rules, 2008.
Mr. Sanjoy Ghose, Additional Standing ... respondents to
ensure that the provisions of the Explosives Act, 1884 and the
Explosive Rules, 2008 framed thereunder, especially Rule 84(2), are
strictly adhered
customers. In this behalf, the following rules are referred to: Rule 10(6),
Explosives ... Rules, 20081; and Rule 117, The Petroleum Rules, 20022.
(viii)(d)(i) Besides this, reference is also made to Subrule (2) and (3) of
Rule
Explosive Act, 1884 regulates manufacture, possession, use, sale, transport, import and export of explosives. Manufacture and transactions in firecrackers are governed by this statute. Rule ... Explosives Rules, 1983 prohibits manufacture of any explosive at any place, except in a factory or premises licensed under the Rules. On instruction, Mr. Shali
years ago
woman not averse to breaking in a car bomb explosion.
rules and goding him on ala
Lady Macbeth.
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that the petitioner only had a license XBI issued under the Explosive Rules whereas Section 5 of the prescribes that no person ... explosives under the rules. Thus under Rule 32, the licensee was permitted only to transport and not store the concerned explosives. It is also alleged
work stoppage due to clearance of
line and for not following explosive rules and any other law of land
etc." This ... assistance to
AGPL "in getting armed personnel from local authorities for explosive
transportation/storage/use." On the other hand, the force majeure
Chapter Vh of ExplosivesRules,1983 framed under the Explosives Act, 1884 ,empowers the Controller of Explosives, Agra, a Department of Government of India, to grant ... license in Form 24 under Rule 154(4) of the Explosives Rules, 1983 is also required to apply to the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Licensing
these rules have been contravened."
(9) This rule gives power to the officers specified to seize, detain or remove any explosive or ingredients thereof ... apparent from the said rule that there is no power given under this rule pertaining to storage of explosives. Ms. Ahlawat could not show
respondents has invited attention to Rule 83 of the
Explosives Rules, 2008 which prohibits the storage in shops of explosives
other than inter alia fireworks ... that
on enquiry some of the licenses issued by the Controller of Explosives have
been found to be in contravention of the said condition
