section 7
Granting or refusal of Licence
The Orissa Cattle and Poultry Feed (Regulation) Act, 1979General197922 sections
Statutory text
- (1) The licensing authority may refuse to grant a licence to any applicant if,-
- (a) the application is defective in any respect;
- (b) the licence fee has not been paid;
- (c) the applicant does not undertake to manufacture or process the feed in conformity with the provisions of this Act;
- (d) the applicant is not solvent;
- (e) at any time his licence was cancelled; or
- (f) the applicant does not have the prescribed machineries.
- (2) The licensing authority may refuse to renew a licence if,-
- (a) the quality of feed manufactured or processed by the licensee has, at any time, been found to be not in conformity with the prescribed standard;
- (b) the feed manufactured or processed by the licensee has, at any time, been found to have been adulterated;
- (c) the licensee has been irregular in manufacturing or processing feed; or
- (d) due to consumption of the feed manufactured or processed by the licensee, any cattle or poultry is found to have been subjected to toxaemia or any other poisonous effect.
- (3) The licensing authority, while refusing to renew a licence, shall specify reasons for such refusal in his order and communicate the order to the applicant.
- (4) Where an application for a licence is not rejected under sub-section (1), the licensing authority shall grant the applicant a licence in Form 'B': Provided that where the licensing authority does not communicate to the applicant his order either granting or renewing or refusing to grant or renew the licence within a period of months of receiving the application, it shall be deemed that the licence has been granted.
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