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CHAPTER II Control and Establishment

Section 9: Appointment of Commissioner and Excise Officers

The Rajasthan Excise Act, 1950

How current this text is

Text as published by India Code for the Government of Rajasthan, with amendments up to Rajasthan Act No. 14 of 2014; it also shows section 28-A (surcharge for mitigating natural or manmade calamities), added in 2020.

Section 25 is not printed in this copy; section 24 is followed by section 26.

1 [(1)] The 2[State Government] shall appoint an Excise Commissioner and may appoint as many Additional Excise Commissioners as may be deemed necessary, for the whole of 3[those parts of the State of Rajasthan to which this Act extends].

3[(1-A) The [State Government] may also appoint such and so many other persons, as it thinks fit and necessary to be: -

(i) Joint Excise Commissioner;

(ii) Deputy Excise Commissioners;

(iii) District Excise Officer;

(iv) Assistant Excise officer;

(v) Other Excise Officers.]

(1-B) The 2[State Government] may prescribe duties and powers to be performed and exercised by each officer or class of officers appointed under Sub-sections (1) and (1-A).

(2) The 2[State Government] may delegate to the Excise Commissioner such powers of the [State Government] conferred by this Act, as it may specify, except the power to make rules thereunder.

(3) The 2[State Government] may also authorise the Excise Commissioner to delegate to any of his subordinate officers such of his powers under this Act as may be specified.

Footnotes in the official text

  1. 1.Substituted vide Rajasthan Act No. 08 of 1951
  2. 2.Substituted vide Rajasthan Act No. 38 of 1957
  3. 3.Inserted vide Rajasthan Act No. 28 of 1952

Questions on this section

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  1. 1. Under Section 9(2) of the Rajasthan Excise Act, 1950, the State Government may delegate to the Excise Commissioner its powers under the Act, except the power to:

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