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RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: dir–[email protected]

NOTE

There is an Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 6 dated 12-5-2022, namely:—

(1) Extraordinary dated 12-5-2022 from pages 273 to 274, Department of Law, Notification No. 8/2/2022-LA regarding

the Goa Staff Selection Commission (Amendment) Ordinance, 2022.

Department

Notification/Ord

Subject

Pages

Agricultutre

Not.- 3/3/Hort/SSS/Irri-Infra/4/

Amendment to SSS—Assistance for

275

/2022-23/D.Agri/107

creation of irrigation infrastructure.

2.a. Environment & Climate

Not.- 7/17/2018-19/GSBB/BHA/

Proposal of declaration for Biodiversity

276

Change

/037/358/182

Heritage site.

b. —do—

Not.- 3-154-2008/STE-DIR/Part/

Fees for units handling bio-medical waste.

284

/196

Fisheries

Ord.- DF/GB/General Insurance/

Discontinuation of scheme– Pradhan

285

/2021-22

Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana.

Home

Ord.- 9/17/94-HD(G)/Part./6521

Issuance of General Guidelines to consider

285

the cases for the premature release of life

convicts Prisoners by the State Sentence

review Board of Goa.

5.a. Personnel

Not.- 1/17/2021-PER

RRs.—Directorate of Technical Education.

289

b. —do—

Not.- 1/16/2018-PER

RRs.—Directorate of Tribal Welfare.

293

Revenue

Not.- 35/01/03/2020-RD-I/449

The Goa e-Stamp Rules, 2022.

295

Urban Development

Not.- 10/781/DMA/2018/Bye-

Model Goa Municipal Plastic Waste

313

laws/CCP/Part/F-29/545

Management Bye-Laws, 2022.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Agriculture

Directorate of Agriculture

––

Notification

3/3/Hort/SSS/Irri-Infra/4/2022-23/D.Agri/107

Sub: Amendment to State Sector Scheme

‘Assistance for Creation of Irrigation

Infrastructure’.

Ref: 1. Notification No. 3/3/Hort/SSS/4/

2018-19/D.Agri/218 dated 31-12-2018,

published in Official Gazette,

Series I No. 40 dated 03-01-2019.

2. Amendment Notification No. 3/3/

/Hort/SSS/4/2019-20/D.Agri/352

dated 26-11-2019, published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 36 dated

05-12-2019.

3. Addendum Notification No. 3/3/

/Hort/SSS/4/2021-22/D.Agri/270

dated 15-07-2021, published in

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Official Gazette, Series I No. 17 dated

22-07-2021.

4. Addendum Notification No. 3/3/Hort/

SSS/4/2021-22/D.Agri/603 dated

06-01-2022, published in Official

Gazette, Series I No. 42 dated

13-01-2022.

———

AMENDMENT

The Notification referred above at Serial No.

2 is amended as below:

Para 3 Clause 1-ii is replaced and shall be

read as ‘The scheme shall come into

force with immediate effect and

shall remain in force for a period of

five years i.e. upto March 2027 from

the date of issue of Notification.

Other contents of the notification remains

the same.

This amendment shall come into force with

immediate effect. This issued with the

concurrence of Finance (Expenditure)

Department vide U.O. No. Fin (Exp)/

1400077665 dated 09-05-2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Nevil Alphonso, Director of Agriculture &

ex officio Joint Secretary.

Tonca-Caranzalem, 13th May, 2022.

———ttt———

Department of Environment & Climate Change

Notification

7/17/2018-19/GSBB/BHA/037/358/182

The Goa State Biodiversity Board in consultation with the village Panchayat of Curtorim

and Curtorim Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC) and after following the guidelines

as laid down by the National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) has proposed that the land

admeasuring an area of 6,11,757 Sqm. surveyed under survey number and sub-division

numbers village Curtorim, Taluka Salcete, District South Goa, State of Goa more particularly

described in the Schedule appended hereto, being area of biodiversity importance be declared

as biodiversity heritage site.

The said proposal is hereby published for the information of the interested parties

stakeholders/persons likely to be concerned or affected thereby and notice is hereby given

that the said proposal shall be taken into consideration by the GSBB after the expiry of a

period of 60 days from the date of publication of this notice in the Official Gazette. All

objections and suggestions to the said proposal may be forwarded to the Member Secretary,

Goa State Biodiversity Board, Opp. Saligao Seminary, Saligao, Bardez-Goa or on email address

[email protected] before the expiry of 60 days from the date of publication of this

notice in the Official Gazette.

SCHEDULE

Taluka

Survey No.

Sub-Div No.

Approximate

Boundaries

Village

area in sq. mts.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

SALCETE

CURTORIM

1) RALOI TOLLEM

300

8950

North : 314/1, Road, 304/1

301

2part

17639

East

: Road, 295/1, 2, Nalla, 302/1

303

1part

19189

South : 300/2 to 6, 9, 11 to 14, 16, 18,

19, 21, 23, 25, 36, 53 to 64

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

304

115600

West

: 301/2, 303/1, 305/1, Nalla,

312/1, 313/1, 2/

TOTAL

161378

2) ANGDI TOLLEM

392

1450

1425

North

: Road, 586/1

1600

East

: 397/6, 5, 6, 394/5, 393/3, 11, 389

1550

South

: 390/1

4475

West

: 391/1, 2, 393/1, 398/4, 1

100

393

1part

364

1800

1750

1675

1775

1675

1600

1675

1575

394

4650

825

450

425

400

800

500

175

275

825

675

775

725

525

500

475

1875

500

525

575

2050

400

425

400

425

375

450

375

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

500

425

550

397

4550

250

200

1775

1825

1875

3975

1125

1000

1200

1000

1100

1075

950

1075

950

1150

1000

525

475

1200

500

1100

425

950

575

550

950

1025

950

1200

1000

925

850

950

1125

875

1025

875

586

5875

175

100

200

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

325

350

450

600

350

400

2025

400

500

225

625

1500

1800

1750

175

1600

Total

117039

3) MAITOLOI/

260

1325

North : 260/2

PADDY FIELD

5part

4553

East

: 260/5, 6, 8

7part

285

South : 266/8

8part

1024

West

: Road

Total

7160

4) SONBEM TOLLEM

493

410

North : 502/1, 503/1, 504/7, 1, Nalla,

504/2

494

225

East

: 504/2, 494/16, Nalla

625

South : Nalla, 494/32, 491/2, 1, 6,

494/27, 26, 25, 24, 495/6, 4, 3, 2

2300

West

: 498/13, 11, 7, 5, 1, 500/2, 1

2400

1125

1300

3775

1475

1625

1600

2100

3800

5125

1775

425

450

375

400

925

525

275

225

125

250

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

495

650

496

5900

2100

2025

950

1000

2050

2150

497

4250

3825

3375

3175

502

4300

525

3175

3850

2052

2125

4450

503

3550

3725

1850

1825

1800

2150

3750

1825

1900

504

4750

725

6650

3550

Nalla

1713

Total

127223

5) GUD TOLLEM

177

4part

345

North : 177/4

1300

East

: 177/10

800

South : 182/11

775

West : 177/4

400

500

425

175

125

100

125

250

300

Total

5795

6) MAI TOLLEM

133

130850

North : Road, 133/2, Road, 133/4 to 10

Total

130850

East

: 133/13, 132/1, 3, 12, 18, 24, 34

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

South : 137/1, 8, 5, 4 , 3, 2, 136/1, 4,

Road, 135/1, 134/31, 12, 6

West : 134/5, 3, 1, Road

7) COLAMB TOLLEM

126

325

3225

North : 11/5, Nalla, 118/-, 121/11,

Road

3275

East

: 125/1, 128/1, 2, 2-A, 3-A, 3, 5

3025

South : 128/9, 129/2, 1

625

West : 130/3, 2, 1, 131/4, 3, 131/1

550

6700

127

3650

625

3700

200

450

275

250

125

150

250

275

300

250

125

250

425

225

125

250

225

175

225

150

225

175

150

175

150

175

200

300

175

400

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

400

375

125

100

150

275

300

375

150

100

150

175

275

100

175

100

200

100

125

100

2375

1925

4025

3050

Total

50925

8) FIELD CHANNELS

362

1175

356

525

355

325

367

325

374

350

378

550

385

275

272

425

275

351

400

265

1 part

278

264

1 part

263

1 part

217

316

250

346

100

353

351

352

250

368

175

581

1025

551

10 part

400

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

Nala

1500

557

375

577

400

582

1 part

2 part

3 part

4 part

11 part

12 part

1150

13 part

584

3 part

4 part

5 part

6 part

7 part

8 part

9 part

10 part

11 part

12 part

13 part

14 part

15 part

208

Total

11378

Total area of extent is clear as per the above statement.

1. Important considerations: The existing traditional practices of landuse, activities such as

farming, fisheries, bund making/restoration using traditional or new but eco-friendly techniques

utilizing local material, requirements to manage salt water intrusion by managing mangroves,

etc. shall not be hampered or disturbed due to BHS declaration. However the change in

landuse detrimental to ecological characteristics of the said area shall not be permitted. The

existing landuse as wetlands, agro-pisciculture shall be maintained. Integrity of ecosystems

shall be ensured. Also existing households shall not be affected due to BHS declaration.

Traditionally existing methods of farming, future plans for mechanized farming, auctioning of

fishing and other rights as per prevailing systems, any other rights under any other prevailing

legal provisions shall not be affected or disturbed due to BHS and such pre-existing rights

and privileges shall not require any approval from GSBB.

2. All the pre-existing ownership rights and privileges pertaining to identified and notified

BHS will be maintained. Further no pre-existing ownership rights or property will be

transferred to GSBB as a part of this notification. The status quo of the existing ownership of

the notified property will be maintained.

3. Management of the BHS shall be done through the BHS management Committee consisting

of concerned Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC) i.e. Curtorim Biodiversity

Management Committee (BMC), Local Body, jointly with the representatives of Owners and

tenants of the properties covered in BHS, BHS Management Committee of BMC and in

consultation with Concerned Departments & Goa State Biodiversity Board (GSBB).

4. Any infringement on the said declared site shall be dealt by the relevant section/s of the

Biological Diversity Act, 2002 and the Goa Biological Diversity Rules, 2017 and also existing

applicable rules of the State of Goa.

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5. This notification comes into effect from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Dasharath M. Redkar, Director of (Environment & CC)/ex officio Jt. Secretary.

Panaji, 12th May, 2022.

———

Notification

3-154-2008/STE-DIR/Part/196

In pursuance to the decision in the 132 & 133 Meeting held on 27th March, 2018 and 29th

June, 2018 for application fee for authorization under the Bio-medical Waste Management

Rules, 2016, the Goa State Pollution Control Board, Goa do hereby prescribe the following fees

for consideration of authorization of the units handling bio-medical waste.

Vide letter No. F. No. 20/7/2018-HSDM dated 14-09-2018 the Ministry of Environment Forest

and Climate Change has clarified as follow:—

“It is to inform you that as per Para 6 and Schedule - III of the BMWM Rules, 2016 a

Central Monitoring Committee under the chairmanship of Additional Secretary, MoEFCC

has been constituted to review the implementation of the Bio-medical Waste Management

(BMWM) Rules, 2016 in the country.

The issue pertaining to levying of particular registration/authorization fee was discussed

in the 1st meeting of the Central Monitoring Committee held on 15-2-2018 wherein it was

decided that charging of registration fee is a state specific issue and comes under the

purview of State Pollution Control Boards/Pollution Control Committee and is beyond the

scope of the Rules to prescribe for the same. It was also decided that State Pollution Control

Boards/Pollution Control Committees should make the registration process digital through

“on-line system” in order to make the process simple for SPCBs as well as Health Care

Facilities”.

The Ld. Advocate General has opined that the State Government can exercise its powers

under Section 17 (o) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 frame Rules

prescribing fees for all matters of the Board.

The levy of following fees for meeting the expenses incurred by the Board for processing

of applications for Authorization under the provision of these Rules.

Sr. No.

Categories

Fee

On bed capacities of

Up to 5 beds

Rs. 1000/-

Healthcare establishment

6-25 beds

Rs. 1500/-

providing service to indoor

26-50 beds

Rs. 3000/-

patients

51-100 beds

Rs. 6000/-

101-200 beds

201-500 beds

Rs. 15000/-

501 and above

Rs. 20,000/-

Health care establishments not providing

Private “Not for profit

Rs. 1000/-

treatment/service to indoor patients

and Government

(non-bedded)

Biomedical Waste Management agencies

Common Bio-medical

Rs. 10000/-

Waste Treatment Facility

Transpoter of bio-waste

Rs. 7500/-

Other biomedical

Rs. 5000/-

waste handling

agencies

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Research or Educational Institutions

Rs. 5000/-

Veterinary Institutions/Forensic

Laboratory Animal Houses

All “Not for Profit”

Rs. 200/-

Govt. Institutions and Veterinary Hospitals

Rs. 1000/-

Subsequently the Board in its 133rd meeting held on 29-06-2018 approved to grant

authorization for a validity period as follow:—

Non-bedded health care facilities

As per notification non bedded HCFs are to be

(HCFs)-10 years

given one time authorization

Bedded Health Care Facilities

Same as Consent Validity

This issues with the approval of the Government vide U.O. No. 046 dated 6-05-2022.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Dasharath M. Redkar, Director of (Environment & CC)/ex officio Jt. Secretary.

Panaji, 13th May, 2022.

———ttt———

Department of Fisheries

Directorate of Fisheries

Order

DF/GB/General Insurance/2021-22

Refer Notification No. DF/GB/PMJJBY/

12017-18 dated: 27-03-2018 which is

published in the Official Gazette, Series I

No. 1 dated 05-03-2018.

Sub: Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima

Yojana (PMJJBY).

The approval of the Government of Goa is

hereby conveyed to discontinue the scheme

called “Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima

Yojana (PMJJBY)” notified vide Notification

No.

DF/GB/PMJJBY/12017-18

dated

27-03-2018 which is published in the Official

Gazette, Series I No. 1 dated 05-03-2018 from

financial year 2022-23.

This order is issued with the approval of

the Government vide their U.O. No.

1400046901 dated 04-05-2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Dr. Shamila Monteiro, Director & ex officio/

Jt. Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 12th May, 2022.

Department of Home

Home—General Division

Order

9/17/94-HD(G)/Part./652

Subject: Issuance of General Guidelines to

consider the cases for the premature

release of life convicts Prisoners by

the State Sentence review Board of

Goa.

In exercise of the powers conferred under

sections 432 read with section 433 and 433A

of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973,

Government of Goa hereby frames the

following general guidelines to consider the

cases for the premature release of life convicts

prisoners by the State Sentence Review Board

of Goa, namely:—

General Guidelines for the State Sentence

Review Board in View of Sub-Rule (8) of

Rule 1245 of Goa Prisons Rules, 2021.

1. Every convicted prisoner whether male

or female undergoing life imprisonment

sentence and covered under provision of

Section 433-A of CrPC shall be eligible to be

considered for premature release from the

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prison after serving the sentence of 14 years of actual imprisonment i.e. without remission.

However, completion of 14 years in prison by itself would not entitle a life convict to

automatically release from the prison and the State Sentence Review Board shall have the

discretion to release a convict, at an appropriate time in all cases considering the circumstance

in which the crime was committed and other relevant factors.

2. The State Sentence Review Board shall consider factors like: (a) Whether the convict has

lost his potential for committing crime considering his overall conduct in Jail during the 14

years of actual incarceration; (b) The possibility of reclaiming the convict as a useful member

of the society; (c) Socio-economic condition of the convict’s family.

3. These guidelines are for the guidance of State Sentence Review Board to arrive at a

logical decision in premature release of prisoners undergoing life sentence from time to time.

4. The period of imprisonment to be undergone including remission subject to minimum

years of actual imprisonment including set off period for various crimes shall be as specified

in column No. 3 of Schedule-I and column No. 4 of Schedule-II below:—

SCHEDULE – I

Sr.

No.

Categorization of Crime

Total period of imprisonment

including/adding remission, subject to

a minimum of 14 years of actual

imprisonment including set off period.

(1)

(2)

(3)

Offences relating to crime by women

(a)

Where the convict has no previous criminal history

and has committed the murder in an individual

capacity in a moment of anger and without

premeditation or under physical mental provocation.

(b)

Where the convict has committed the murder with

premeditation or by a gang

Offences relating to crime against women and minors

(a)

Where the convict has no previous criminal history

and committed the murder in an individual capacity in

a moment of anger and without premeditation.

(b)

Where the crime as mentioned above committed with

premeditation.

(c)

Where the crime is committed with exceptional

violence and or with brutality or death of victim due to

burns.

(d)

Murder with rape

Murders arising out of land dispute, family feuds, family prestige and superstition

(a)

If the offence is committed in individual capacity and

without premeditation

(b)

Crime committed as above with premeditation, either

individually or by a gang.

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(d)

Prisoners whose death sentence has been commuted

to life imprisonment.

Punishment under the special acts such as TADA, Goa

Children’s Act 2003, POTA for murder, Offences

committed against the State/Offences committed by

extremists/terrorists/organized

crimes

similar

nature of offences

(a)

Convict awarded one life sentence

(b)

Convict awarded two life sentence and sentences

running concurrently

(c)

Convict awarded more than two life sentence and

sentences running concurrently

Any

other

such

offences

which

are

exceptional/heinous

nature

and

not

specifically

covered in above categories

The State Government will decide

individual cases on merit

____

SCHEDULE–II

Persons guilty of offences not involving murder who are sentenced to life imprisonment where

section 433 (a) of CrPC is not applicable.

Sr.

No.

I.P.C. section

Nature of Offence

Total period of

imprisonment

including/adding

remission, subject to the

minimum of 10 years of

actual imprisonment

including set off period.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

304, 307

Persons guilty of homicides not amounting

to murder, causing death by negligence,

attempt to murder etc.

Murders for other reasons

(a)

Where a murder is committed without premeditation

in an individual capacity and the person has no

previous criminal history

(b)

Murder committed with premeditation or a person

having criminal history.

(c)

Murder resulting from trade union activities and

business rivalry

(d)

Murder committed by more than one person/group of

persons

(e)

Murder

committed

with

exceptional

violence/

brutality/kidnapping. Murder committed by dacoits

and robbers in the act of committing dacoits and

robberies.

Murder

committed

bootleggers,

gamblers, flesh traders etc.

Murder for political reasons

(a)

Murders arising out of political rivalry and political

interest without premeditation.

(b)

Murder arising out of political rivalry and political

interest with premeditation.

Murder for serious offences

(a)

Murder committed by Gangsters, Contract killers,

Racketeers etc.

(b)

Persons already convicted for life imprisonment and

is/are convicted again for murder.

(c)

Convict awarded more than one life sentence and

sentences running concurrently.

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

459

Persons guilty of causing grievous hurt

whilst committing house-break or house

tress pass.

460

Persons guilty of causing grievous hurt or

death while committing of house-tress

pass or house breaking.

467, 472, 474,

475, 489A, 489B,

489D

Persons guilty of forgery or counterfeit

substance etc.

222, 225

Persons guilty of offences described under

these sections.

232, 238, 255

Offences

relating

coin

and

Government

stamps,

Counterfeiting

Government stamp.

Offences against the State.

Offences

extremists/terrorists/

organized crimes or similar nature of

offences

The Goa Children’s Act, 2003

The State Government

will decide individual

cases on merit.

Any other such offences which are not

specifically covered in above categories

The State Government

will decide individual

cases on merit.

304 (b)

Person guilty of causing death for Dowry

311

Persons guilty under this section (Thugs)

4(a)

313, 314

Persons guilty of causing miscarriage of

unborn child without woman’s consent or

any such act which results in her death.

4(b)

In case such victim is minor

326, 329

Persons guilty of causing grievous hurt

under these sections

363 (A)(2)

Persons guilty of kidnapping for maiming.

7(a)

364

Persons guilty of kidnapping for ransom

7(b)

In such case victim is minor

8(a)

376

Persons guilty in rape cases

8(b)

Where victim is minor

8(c)

376(1)

Rape

physically

handicapped

mentally retarded girl, pregnant woman,

gang rape or custodial rape

388 to 400

Persons guilty

of extortion,

robbery,

dacoity, etc under these sections.

409

Persons guilty of criminal breach of trust

under this section.

412, 413

Persons guilty of offences related to stolen

property under these sections.

436, 438

Persons guilty of mischief described under

these sections.

449

Persons guilty of house-tress pass in order

to commit offence punishable with death.

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Department of Personnel

Notification

1/17/2021-PER

In exercise of the powers conferred by the

proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of

India and in supersession of the Government

Notification No. 1/27/2005-PER/1838 dated

07-06-2017, published in the Official Gazette,

Series I No.13, dated 29-06-2017, the Governor

of Goa hereby makes the following rules to

regulate the recruitment to the Goa General

Service, Group ‘A’, Gazetted posts, in the Goa

College of Art under the Directorate of

Technical Education, Government of Goa,

namely:—

Short

title,

application

and

commencement.— (1) These rules may be

called the Government of Goa, Goa College

of Art, Directorate of Technical Education,

Group ‘A’, Gazetted posts, Recruitment Rules,

2022.

(2) They shall apply to the posts specified

in column (2) of the Schedule to these rules

(hereinafter called as the “said Schedule”).

(3) They shall come into force from the date

of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Number, classification and level in the

pay matrix.— The number of posts,

classification of the said posts and level in

the pay matrix attached thereto shall be as

specified in columns (3) to (5) of the said

Schedule:

Provided that the Government may vary

the number of posts specified in column (3)

of the said Schedule from time to time subject

to exigencies of work.

3. Method of recruitment, age limit and

other qualifications.— The method of

recruitment to the said posts, age limit,

qualifications and other matters connected

therewith shall be as specified in columns

(6) to (14) of the said Schedule.

4. Disqualification.— No person who has

entered into or contracted a marriage with a

person having a spouse living or who, having

a spouse living, has entered into or contracted

a marriage with any person, shall be eligible

for appointment to the service:

Provided that the Government may, if

satisfied that such marriage is permissible

under the personal law applicable to such

person and the other party to the marriage

and that there are other grounds for so doing,

exempt any person from the operation of this

rule.

Power

relax.—

Where,

the

Government is of the opinion that it is

necessary or expedient so to do, it may, by

order, for reasons to be recorded in writing,

and in consultation with the Goa Public

Service Commission, relax any of the

provisions of these rules with respect to any

class or category of persons.

6. Saving.— Nothing in these rules shall

affect reservation, relaxation of age limit and

other concessions required to be provided

for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other

Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen and other

special categories of persons in accordance

with the orders issued by the Government

from time to time in that regard.

These rules are issued in consultation with

the Goa Public Service Commission conveyed

vide their letters bearing No. COM/II/13/6(1)/

2007/178 dated 02-05-2022, COM/II/13/6(3)/

2007/171 dated 02-05-2022 and COM/II/13/

6(3)/2007/154 dated 28-04-2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Vishal C. Kundaikar, Under Secretary

(Personnel-I).

Porvorim, 13th May, 2022.

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Serial No.

Name/

Designa-

tion of

post.

Number

posts.

Classifi-

cation.

Level in

the Pay

Matrix.

Whether

selection

post or

non-

selection

post.

Age limit for

direct

recruits.

Educational and other

qualifications required

for direct recruits.

Whether age and educational

qualifications prescribed for the

direct recruits will apply in the

case of promotees.

Period

proba-

tion, if

any.

Method of

recruitment

whether by

direct

recruitment

or by

promotion or

deputation/

transfer/

contract and

percentage of

the vacancies

to be filled by

various

methods.

In case of

recruitment

by promotion/

/deputation/

transfer,

grades from

which

promotion/

/deputation/

/transfer is to

be made.

If a

D.S.C./ D.P.C.

exist, what is

it composition.

Circumstances

in which Goa

Public Service

Commission is

to be consulted

in making

recruitment.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

(1) Principal

(2022).

Group

‘A’,

Gazetted.

L-14

(Plus

special

allow-

ance

admissi-

ble).

N. A.

Not excee-

ding 50

years

(Relaxable

for

Government

servants

upto five

years in

accordance

with the

instruct-

tions or

orders

issued by

the

Government

from time to

time).

Essential:

(1) Doctor of

Philosophy (Ph. D)

Degree and First

Class or equivalent at

either Bachelor’s or

Master’s level in the

relevant branch.

(2) At least two

successful Ph.D.

guided as

supervisor/Co-Super-

visor and minimum

eight research

publications in

Science Citation Index

(SCI)

journals/University

Grants Commission

(UGC)/All India

Council for Technical

Education (AICTE)

approved list of

journals.

(3) Minimum fifteen

years experience in

Teaching/Research/

/Industry out of which

N.A.

One

year.

direct

recruitment.

N.A.

Group ‘A’,

D.P.C.

consisting of:-

(1) Chairman/

Member, Goa

Public Service

Commission –

Chairman.

(2) Chief

Secretary or his

nominee –

Member.

(3)

Administrative

Secretary/

Head of

Department –

Member.

(For confirma-

tion).

Consultation

with the Goa

Public

Service

Commission

is necessary

for making

direct

recruitment,

confirmation,

and for

amending/

/relaxing any

of the

provisions of

these rules.

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

at least three years

shall be at the post

equivalent to that of

Professor.

(4) Knowledge of

Konkani.

Note: In case of non-

availability of suitable

candidate with

knowledge of Konkani for

the post, the Goa Public

Service Commission may

recommend a candidate if

otherwise found fit and

this requirement can be

relaxed by the Govern-

ment, on the recommend-

dation of the Goa Public

Service Commission, if

the Government is of the

opinion that it is

necessary or expedient so

to do.

Desirable:

Knowledge of

Marathi.

(2) Assistant

Professor

in Fine

Art

(Applied

Art).

(2022)

(Subject

variation

depen-

dent on

work-

load).

Group ‘A’,

Gazetted.

L-10.

N. A.

Not

exceeding

45 years

(Relaxable

for

Government

servants

upto five

years in

accordance

with the

instructions

or orders

issued by

the

Government

from time to

time).

Essential:

(1) Bachelor’s and

Master’s Degree in

the relevant branch

with First Class or

equivalent in any one

of the two Degrees

and minimum two

years of relevant

professional

experience.

(2) Knowledge of

Konkani.

Note: In case of non-

availability of suitable

candidate with

knowledge of Konkani

for the post, the Goa

Public Service

Commission may

recommend a candidate

N.A.

Two

years.

By direct

recruitment.

N.A.

Group ‘A’,

D.P.C.

consisting of:

(1) Chairman/

Member,

Goa Public

Service

Commission –

Chairman.

(2) Chief

Secretary or

his nominee –

Member.

(3) Admini-

strative

Secretary/

Head of

Department –

Member.

Consultation

with the Goa

Public

Service

Commission

is necessary

for making

direct

recruitment,

confirmation,

and for

amending/

/relaxing any

of the

provisions of

these rules.

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(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(14)

if otherwise found fit

and this requirement

can be relaxed by the

Government, on the

recommendation of the

Goa Public Service

Commission, if the

Government is of the

opinion that it is

necessary or expedient

so to do.

Desirable:

Knowledge of

Marathi.

(For confirma-

tion).

(3)

Assistant

Professor

in Fine

Art

(Painting)

(2022)

(Subject

variation

depen-

dent on

work-

load).

Group

‘A’,

Gazetted.

L-10.

N. A.

Not

exceeding

45 years

(Relaxable

for

Government

servants

upto five

years in

accordance

with the

instruct-

tions or

orders

issued by

the

Government

from time to

time).

Essential:

(1) Bachelor’s and

Master’s Degree in

the relevant branch

with First Class or

equivalent in any one

of the two Degrees

and minimum two

years of relevant

professional

experience.

(2) Knowledge of

Konkani

Note: In case of non-

availability of suitable

candidate with

knowledge of Konkani for

the post, the Goa Public

Service Commission may

recommend a candidate if

otherwise found fit and

this requirement can be

relaxed by the Govern-

ment, on the recommend-

dation of the Goa Public

Service Commission, if the

Government is of the

opinion that it is

necessary or expedient so

to do.

Desirable:

Knowledge of

Marathi.

N.A.

Two

years.

By direct

recruitment.

N.A.

Group ‘A’,

D.P.C.

consisting of:

(1) Chairman/

Member, Goa

Public

Service

Commission

– Chairman.

(2) Chief

Secretary or

his nominee –

Member.

(3) Admini-

strative

Secretary/

Head of

Department –

Member.

(For confir-

mation).

Consultation

with the Goa

Public

Service

Commission

is necessary

for making

direct

recruitment,

confirmation,

and for

amending/

/relaxing any

of the

provisions of

these rules.

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Notification

1/16/2018-PER

In exercise of the powers conferred by the

proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of

India, the Governor of Goa hereby makes the

following rules to regulate the recruitment to

the Group ‘B’, Gazetted post, in the Directorate

of Tribal Welfare, Government of Goa,

namely:—

Short

title,

application

and

commencement.— (1) These rules may be

called the Government of Goa, Directorate of

Tribal Welfare, Group ‘B’, Gazetted post,

Recruitment Rules, 2022.

(2) They shall apply to the post specified in

column (1) of the Schedule to these rules

(hereinafter called as the “said Schedule”).

(3) They shall come into force from the date

of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Number, classification and level in the

pay matrix.— The number of posts,

classification of the said post and the level in

the pay matrix attached thereto shall be as

specified in columns (2) to (4) of the said

Schedule:

Provided that the Government may vary

the number of posts specified in column (2)

of the said Schedule from time to time subject

to exigencies of work.

3. Method of recruitment, age limit and

other qualifications.— The method of

recruitment to the said post, age limit,

qualifications and other matters connected

therewith shall be as specified in columns

(5) to (13) of the said Schedule.

4. Disqualification.— No person who has

entered into or contracted a marriage with a

person having a spouse living or who, having

a spouse living, has entered into or contracted

a marriage with any person, shall be eligible

for appointment to the service:

Provided that the Government may, if

satisfied that such marriage is permissible

under the personal law applicable to such

person and the other party to the marriage

and that there are other grounds for so doing,

exempt any person from the operation of this

rule.

5. Power to relax.— Where, the Government

is of the opinion that it is necessary or

expedient so to do, it may, by order, for

reasons to be recorded in writing and in

consultation with the Goa Public Service

Commission, relax any of the provisions of

these rules with respect to any class or

category of persons.

6. Saving.— Nothing in these rules shall

affect reservation, relaxation of age limit and

other concessions required to be provided

for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other

Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen and other

special categories of persons in accordance

with the orders issued by the Government

from time to time in that regard.

These rules are issued in consultation with

the Goa Public Service Commission conveyed

vide its letter No. COM/II/13/70(1)/2021/56

dated 02-05-2022.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Vishal C. Kundaikar, Under Secretary

(Personnel-I).

Porvorim, 13th May, 2022.

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SCHEDULE

Name/

Designa-

tion of

post.

Number

posts.

Classifi-

cation.

Level

in the

Pay

Matrix

Whether

selection

post or

non-

selection

post.

Age limit for

direct

recruits.

Educational and other

qualifications required

for direct recruits.

Whether age and educational

qualifications prescribed for the

direct recruits will apply in the

case of promotees.

Period

proba-

tion, if

any.

Method of

recruitment

whether by

direct

recruitment or

by promotion

or by

deputation/

transfer/

contract and

percentage of

the vacancies

to be filled by

various

methods.

In case of

recruitment

by promotion/

/deputation/

transfer,

grades from

which

promotion/

/deputation/

/transfer is to

be made.

If a

D.P.C.

exist,

what is it

composition.

Circumstances

in which Goa

Public Service

Commission is

to be consulted

in making

recruitment.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

District

Welfare

Officer.

(2022)

(Subject

variation

depen-

dent on

work-

load).

Goa

General

Service,

Group

‘B’,

Gazetted.

L-6.

N.A.

Not excee-

ding 45

years

(Relaxable

for

Government

servants

upto five

years in

accordance

with the

instructions

or orders

issued by

the

Government

from time to

time).

Essential:

(i) Degree in Social

Service or Social

Welfare or Social

Work or Sociology

from a recognized

University or

equivalent.

(ii) Five years

experience in relevant

field in Government

Department/Semi-

Government

Organization.

(ii) Five years

experience in relevant

field in registered

Social Organization.

(iii) Knowledge of

Konkani.

Desirable:

Knowledge of

Marathi.

N.A.

Two

years.

By direct

recruitment,

failing

which, by

transfer on

deputation.

Transfer on

deputation:

Officers

holding

analogous

post on

regular

basis under

Central/

/State

Govern-

ments/

/Union

Territories,

with five

years

regular

service in

the grade.

Group ‘B’,

D.P.C.

consisting

of:-

(i) Chairman/

/Member,

Goa Public

Service

Commission

- Chairman.

(ii) Chief

Secretary or

his nominee -

Member

(iii) Admini-

strative

Secretary/

Head of

Department -

Member.

(For confir-

mation).

Consultation

with the Goa

Public

Service

Commission

is necessary

for making

direct

recruitment,

confirmation,

selecting an

officer for

appointment

on transfer

on deputa-

tion and for

amending/

relaxing any

of the

provisions of

these rules.

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Department of Revenue

Notification

35/01/03/2020-RD-I/449

In exercise of the powers conferred by

sections 10, 74 and 75 of the Indian Stamp

Act, 1899 (Act No. 2 of 1899) and all other

powers enabling it in this behalf, the

Government of Goa as in force in the State of

Goa, hereby makes the following rules,

namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)

These rules may be called the Goa e-Stamp

Rules, 2022.

(2) They shall come into force on the date

of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Definitions.— (1) In these rules, unless

the context otherwise requires;

(a) “Act” means the Indian Stamp Act,

1899 (Act No. 2 of 1899), as in force in the

State of Goa;

(b) “Agreement” means the Agreement

executed under rule 5;

Government of Goa in the Department of

Revenue;

(d) “Authorised Collection Centre” means

an agent appointed under rules 11 and 12,

to act as an intermediary between the

Central Record Keeping Agency and the

Stamp Duty Payer, for collection of stamp

duty and issuing the e-Stamp Certificate;

(e) “Central Record Keeping Agency”

means an agency appointed under rule 3

for the Computerized Stamp Duty

Administration System (C-SDAS);

(f) “Chief Controlling Revenue Authority”

means Secretary Revenue Government of

Goa;

(g) “Department” means the Department

of Revenue, Government of Goa.

(h) “e-Stamp Certificate” means the

impression or tamperproof certificate of

stamp, electronically generated by the

Central Record Keeping Agency, on the

paper as provided in rule 27, to denote the

payment of stamp duty chargeable under

the Act;

(i) “Form” means a Form appended to

these rules;

(j) “Government” means the Government

of Goa;

(k) “Grievance Redressal Officer” means

the officer as specified in rule 39;

(I) “section” means a section of the Act;

and

(m) “State” means the State of Goa.

(2) The words and expressions used in

these rules but not defined shall have the

same meanings as assigned to them in the

Act and the Registration Act, 1908 (Act-of

1908) and the rules framed under them.

3. Eligibility for appointment as Central

Record Keeping Agency.— Any Public

Financial Institution or Nationalized or

Scheduled Bank controlled by the Reserve

Bank of India or Body Corporate or

Organization or any Company engaged in

providing depository services appointed by

the Government of India and recognized by

the Government or any Body Corporate where

not less than fifty one percent of equity capital

is held by any of the aforesaid entities, either

solely or in consortium, shall be eligible for

appointment as Central Record Keeping

Agency.

4. Term of appointment.— The term of

appointment of the Central Record Keeping

Agency shall be five years or such period, as

may be decided by the Appointing Authority.

5. Agreement and Undertaking-cum-

Indemnity Bond.— (1) The Central Record

Keeping Agency shall execute an Agreement

with the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

or his duly authorized officer in Form-1 hereto.

(2) The terms and conditions of the

Agreement may be modified by mutual

consent of both the parties.

(3) The Central Record Keeping Agency

shall execute an Undertaking-cum-Indemnity

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Bond in favour of the Government in Form-2

hereto.

6. Renewal of appointment.— (1) The

appointment of Central Record Keeping

Agency may be renewed by the Appointing

Authority on the recommendation of the Chief

Controlling

Revenue

Authority.

The

application for renewal of appointment shall

be made to the Appointing Authority by the

Central Record Keeping Agency within a

period of three months before the expiry of

the term of appointment.

(2) The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

or Appointing Authority before making

inquiry or taking decision on the application

for renewal may call for any information or

record from the concerned offices of Central

Record Keeping Agency or Authorised

Collection Centre for the purpose of renewal

of appointment.

(3) The Appointing Authority, if satisfied

may renew the appointment and a fresh

Agreement and Undertaking-cum-Indemnity

Bond shall be executed as provided in rule 5.

7. Termination of appointment of Central

Record

Keeping

Agency.—

(1)

The

appointment of the Central Record Keeping

Agency shall be terminated by the Appointing

Authority before the stipulated period, on the

ground(s) of any breach of any of the

obligations or terms of Agreement or

provisions of these rules or the Act or the

financial irregularity or for any other sufficient

reason, as the case may be.

(2) The appointment under sub-rule (1),

shall not be terminated until,-

(a) the Central Record Keeping Agency

has been given one month’s notice

specifying

the

grounds

for

such

termination; and

(b) the Central Record Keeping Agency

has been given a reasonable opportunity

of being heard.

(3) On termination of appointment under

this rule, the Central Record Keeping Agency

shall transfer all the data generated during

the period of appointment to the Government.

After the termination of the appointment of

the Central Record Keeping Agency, it shall

not use or cause to be used the data

generated during the period of appointment

for its business or any other purpose

whatsoever.

8. Duties of Central Record Keeping

Agency.— (1) The Central Record Keeping

Agency shall be responsible for,—

(a) providing hardware for hosting

e-stamping application in the data centre

and software infrastructure, in consultation

with the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority, including its connectivity with

the main server, in the offices of District

Collectors, the District Registrars, the Sub-

Registrars and the Authorised Collection

Centers, i.e. point of contact for payment

of stamp duty and at other designated

places or offices in the State, as specified

by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority;

(b) providing suitable and adequate

training for operation and the use of the

system to the manpower and the personnel

of the department as appointed by the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority;

Authorised Collection Centre for collection

of stamp duty and issuing e-Stamp

Certificate;

(d) coordination between the Central

Server of Central Record Keeping Agency,

the Authorised Collection Centre (banks,

etc.) and the offices of the Inspector General

of Registration, the District Registrars, the

Sub-Registrars or any other office or place

in the State, as specified by the Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority;

(e) collecting stamp duty and remitting

it to the prescribed Head of Account of the

State in accordance with the provisions of

these rules;

(f) preparing and providing various

reports as required under these rules and

as directed by the Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority from time to time;

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(g) deploying the e-Stamping application

after

getting

the

security

audit

(vulnerability assessment and penetration

testing) of the same conducted by an

empanelled agency of ITG. The security

audit shall also be required whenever there

is any change in the e-Stamping application

software subsequently; and

(h) maintain the logs of all the activities

on the server dedicated for e-Stamping and

shall also follow the security guidelines of

ITG on regular basis. All the system logs

shall properly stored and archived for

regular analysis, troubleshooting and for

the purpose of recovery and investigation

of data.

(2) the Central Record Keeping Agency

shall not provide, transfer or share any

hardware, software and any other technology

or details with respect to the e-stamping

project undertaken by it in the State to

anybody without written permission of the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, except

the duly appointed Authorized Collection

Centers.

9. Commission or discount to be paid to

the Central Record Keeping Agency.— (1) The

Central Record Keeping Agency shall be

entitled to commission or discount on the

amount of stamp duty collected through e-

Stamping mechanism at the rate of 0.65

percentage inclusive taxes, cess as

applicable.

(2) The commission or discount to the

Central Record Keeping Agency referred in

sub-rule (1) shall also be subject to the

conditions of rule 19.

10. Specification of software to be used by

the Central Record Keeping Agency.— (1) The

Central

Record

Keeping

Agency,

consultation with the Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority shall design and use such

software for indicating the following

minimum details of the e-Stamp Certificate,-

(a) distinguished serial number or

unique identification number (UIN) for each

e-Stamp Certificate;

(b) date and time of issue of the e-Stamp

Certificate;

Collection Centre from where ‘e-Stamp

Certificate’ is issued;

(d) unique reference number;

(e) amount of stamp duty paid through

the e-Stamp Certificate in words and

figures;

(f) name of the purchaser or authorized

person obtaining the e-Stamp Certificate;

(g) names of the first party;

(h) name of the second party (if involved);

(i) brief description of the instrument on

which the stamp duty is intended to be

paid;

(j) brief description of the property

which is subject matter of the instrument,

if any;

(k) any other distinguishing mark of the

e-Stamp Certificate, e.g., bar code or

security code with micro print and digital

optical water mark; and

(l) the e-Stamp Certificate shall be as per

the format given as Appendix-A to these

rules.

(2) The Central Record Keeping Agency in

addition to sub-rule (1), shall also make the

following provisions; namely:—

(a) user-id of the official issuing the e-

Stamp Certificate;

(b) signature and seal on the e-Stamp

Certificate of issuing officer or the

authorized signatory of the Central Record

Keeping Agency or the Authorized

Collection Centre;

authorized person obtaining the e-Stamp

Certificate;

(d) web based facility to access the e-

Stamp Certificate;

(e) passwords and codes for locking of

the e-Stamp Certificate by the District

Registrars, the Sub-Registrars or any other

authorized officer appointed by the Chief

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Controlling Revenue Authority to prevent

the reuse of any e-Stamp Certificate;

(f) the option for purchase of additional

e-Stamp Certificate under old certificate

number available;

(g) facility to cancel the ‘spoiled’ or

‘unused’ or ‘not required for use’ e-Stamp

Certificate;

(h) passwords and codes to the

authorized officials of the department to

search and view any e-Stamp Certificate

and to access Management Information

System (MIS) and Decision Support System

Reports (DSSR);

(i) details of the issued e-Stamp

Certificate on the e-Stamping Server (e-SS)

maintained by the Central Record Keeping

Agency;

(j) availability of different transaction

details and reports relating to e-Stamping

as provided in rule 43 on the website of

the Central Record Keeping Agency, which

shall be accessible only to the officers

authorized by the Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority; and

(k) any other function as specified in

writing by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority.

11. Appointment of Authorized Collection

Centres.— The Central Record Keeping

Agency shall appoint the Authorized

Collection Centers with the prior approval of

the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority to

act as an intermediary between the Central

Record Keeping Agency and the Stamp Duty

Payer for collection of stamp duty and for

issuing e-Stamp Certificate. The service

charges or commission or fee etc. payable to

the Authorized Collection Centers shall be

decided between the Central Record Keeping

Agency and the Authorized Collection

Centers at their own level as per their agreed

terms.

12.

Eligibility

for

appointment

Authorized

Collection

Center.—

Any

Nationalized Bank or Scheduled Bank

controlled by the Reserve Bank of India or

the Financial Institutions or Undertaking

controlled by the Central Government or the

State Government or Post Offices or offices or

branches of the Central Record Keeping

Agency or such other Agencies or persons,

as approved by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority shall be eligible for appointment as

the Authorized Collection Centre.

13. Termination of appointment of

Authorised Collection Centre.— The Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority, may at any

time, for reasons to be recorded in writing,

direct the Central Record Keeping Agency

for terminating the appointment of any

Authorized Collection Centre and upon such

directions, the Central Record Keeping

Agency shall terminate the appointment of

such Authorized Collection Centre.

14. Collection of stamp duty by the Central

Record Keeping Agency and the Authorized

Collection Centres.— (1) All the offices or

branches of the Central Record Keeping

Agency or Authorized Collection Centers shall

collect the amount of stamp duty from the

Stamp Duty Payer, at the districts or the

places, as specified by the Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority, as the case may be.

(2) All the branches of the Central Record

Keeping Agency and the Authorized

Collection Centers shall access the main

server through internet by using a

distinguished identification code and a

confidential password allotted by the Central

Record Keeping Agency. The password shall

be kept strictly confidential and the

concerned Authorized Collection Centers

shall change it immediately after its allotment

to maintain the confidentiality.

(3) Minimum value of e-Stamp Certificate,—

(i) the e-Stamp Certificate may be issued

only for amount exceeding Rs. 9,999/- (Rs.

Nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine

only) or such other minimum amount, as

specified by the Appointing Authority from

time to time;

(ii) the limit referred to in clause (i) shall

not apply to issue of e-Stamp Certificate

for payment of additional stamp duty under

rule 29.

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15. Stationery Charges for Issuing e-Stamp

Certificate.— The Authorized Collection

Centers shall charge a fee for stationery, etc.,

from the purchaser of e-Stamp Certificate as

per the following slab:—

Amount of Stamp

Stationery Charges

Duty in Rupees

(1) Upto Rs. 100/-

Rs. 3/- per e-Stamp

Certificate.

(2) More than Rs.

Rs. 5/- per e-Stamp

100/- and upto

Certificate.

Rs. 1000/-

(3) More than Rs.

Rs. 10/- per e-Stamp

1000/-

Certificate.

16. Infrastructure.— The Authorised

Collection Centers shall be equipped with the

required computer systems, printers, internet

connectivity and other related infrastructure

which are necessary to implement the

e-Stamping system as specified by the Central

Record Keeping Agency in consultation with

the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority. The

configuration of the computer system and

connectivity shall meet the specifications of

the Central Record Keeping Agency, which

may be subject to change with prior

intimation to the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority.

17. Cost of infrastructure.— The cost of

providing equipment and infrastructure

referred to in rule 16 shall be borne by the

concerned Authorised Collection Center.

18. Hardware and infrastructure in the

offices of the department.— The Government

shall provide necessary hardware and

infrastructure at the offices of the District

Collectors, the District Registrars, the Sub-

Registrars and such other offices as

authorised in this behalf, which would include

a Personal Computer, Printer, Bar Code

Scanner, Internet Connection as required for

implementing the e-Stamping system.

19. Procedure for remitting the amount of

stamp duty to Government account.— The

Central Record Keeping Agency shall be

responsible to reconcile and remit the

consolidated amount of stamp duty, collected

by its own offices and branches or through

Authorised Collection Centers, in the head of

account “0030-Stamps and Registration” or

any other notified head of account of the State

in the following manner:—

(a) the Central Record Keeping Agency

shall remit the consolidated amount of

stamp

duty,

collected

through

e-Stamping system, to the aforesaid Head

of Account, after deducting the agreed

commission or discount, not later than the

closure of the business hours of the next

working day from the date of such

collection;

(b) the method of remittance of the

amount of stamp duty by the Central

Record Keeping Agency to the head

account of the State shall be through

Electronic Clearing System(ECS) or Online

Banking Fund Transfer or Challan or

otherwise, as may be directed in writing

by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority; and

shall maintain the daily account of such

remittances in the Register as specified in

Form-3 hereto.

20. Penalty for delay in remittance to

Government account.— In case, the Central

Record Keeping Agency fails to remit the

amount of stamp duty so collected in the State

head of account, within the period as

stipulated in clause (a) of rule 19, the Central

Record Keeping Agency shall be liable to pay

penalty for delay according to the following

scale:—

Period of Delay

Penalty

(1) When amount of

Entire amount of the

stamp duty so collected

commission or discount

is remitted on third day

payable to the Central

or after from the date

Record Keeping Agency.

of collection.

(2) When the amount of

Compound penalty of one

stamp duty so collected

percent per month of the

is remitted after closing

amount of collected

of the eighth day from

stamp duty. The first day

the date of collection.

for this purpose shall be

day by transaction.

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21. Power to relax or remit penalty.— The

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority may by

order and for the reasons to be recorded in

writing relax or remit whole or part of the

penalty as provided in rule 20, in unavoidable

circumstances or any cause arising beyond

the reasonable control, including acts of God,

acts of civil or military authority, fires,

epidemics, wars, terrorist acts, riots,

earthquakes, storms, typhoons, floods. In the

event of any such delay, the time for the

Central Record Keeping Agency to perform

their part shall be extended for a period equal

to the time lost by reason of the delay.

22. The Central Record Keeping Agency

responsible to indemnifying the loss to the

Government.— (1) If any act or omission or

irregularity or violation on the part of the

Central Record Keeping Agency or any of its

Authorised Collection Centre has resulted in

loss of revenue to the Government, the

Central Record Keeping Agency shall

indemnify such amount of loss of revenue

along with an interest calculated at the rate

of 12 percent per annum.

(2) The Central Record Keeping Agency

shall, however, be given an opportunity of

being heard before taking any decision as

provided in sub-rule (1).

23. Resolution of disputes.— Any dispute

on any issue arising between the parties

under these rules, shall be referred to the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, and his

decision thereon shall be final.

24. Getting of e-Stamp Certificate.— Any

person desiring to obtain e-Stamp certificate

shall approach any of the branch of Central

Record Keeping Agency or Authorised

Collection Centers and furnish the requisite

details in Form-4 hereto alongwith the

payment of stamp duty for getting the

e-Stamp Certificate.

25. Mode of payment of stamp duty.— (1)

The payment for purchase of e-Stamp

Certificate shall be made by means of Cash,

Pay Order, Bank Draft, Electronic Clearing

System, Real Time Gross Settlement or by any

other mode of transferring the fund as

authorized by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority.

(2) The Authorized Collection Centre shall

issue e-Stamp Certificate for the amount

received as provided in sub-rule (1).

(3) The Authorized Collection Centre or the

Central Record Keeping Agency shall keep a

daily account of issued e-Stamp Certificates

in a Register to be maintained by them in

Form-5 hereto and take the signature of

purchaser or the authorized person, as the

case may be, on the relevant column of such

26. Conditions and Method for issuing the

e-Stamp Certificate.— (1) The Central Record

Keeping Agency and the Authorised

Collection Centre shall ensure that the person,

who has been authorised to issue the e-Stamp

Certificate, is employee or authorised person

of their agency or institution and having

suitable credentials.

(2) The Authorised Official of the Authorized

Collection Centre or the Central Record

Keeping Agency, as the case may be, shall

on the payment made under rule 25, enter

the requisite information and details in the

computer system, as provided by the

applicant in Form-4, get the correctness of

such entered details verified by the applicant,

download the e-Stamp Certificate, take out

its print, sign with date and affix the official

seal at the bottom on the right side of the

e-Stamp Certificate and issue the same to the

applicant after taking their signature on the

left side of the e-Stamp Certificate as proof of

verification.

(3) The non-washable permanent black ink

or such other appropriate colour and shade,

as may be determined by the Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority shall be used

for issuing the e-Stamp Certificate. The print

of every e-Stamp Certificate shall be bright,

clear and distinct and shall not be overlapped.

The signature and seal, showing name and

designation of the issuing officer and name

of the issuing branch shall preferably be

made in black ink.

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27. Size of paper and printed area of

e-Stamp

Certificate.—

The

e-Stamp

Certificate, as provided in clause (f) of sub-

rule (1) of rule 10, shall be printed or

generated on A4 or Legal Size Paper with

appropriate margins or such other size or

margin paper, as may be determined by the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority.

28. Details of e-Stamp Certificate on

website.—The details of every issued e-Stamp

Certificate shall be made available on the

e-Stamping Server (e-SS) maintained by the

Central Record Keeping Agency and shall be

accessible to any person authorized by the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority in this

behalf, including the District Collectors, the

District Registrar and the Sub-Registrar,

holding a valid code or password, which shall

be provided by the Central Record Keeping

Agency.

29. Payment of additional stamp duty.— If

a person for any reason, who has e-Stamp

Certificate of certain denomination issued for

a document, needs to pay an additional stamp

duty on the same document, he shall make

an application in the Form-4 hereto alongwith

additional stamp duty to the Authorized

Collection Centre, in accordance with the

provisions of the rule 25.

30. Procedure for issuing of additional

e-Stamp Certificate.— (1) The Authorized

Collection Centre or the Central Record

Keeping Agency shall issue additional

e-Stamp Certificate on separate sheet of

paper in accordance with the provision of

rules 26 and 27.

(2) The party to an instrument may, at his

discretion, use impressed Non-Judicial Stamp

Paper(s), Challan, Adhesive Stamp along with

the e-Stamp Certificate to pay stamp duty

payable on such instrument under the Act.

The use of one type of stamp shall not exclude

the use of other type of stamps in the same

instrument.

31. Use of e-Stamp Certificate.— (1) Every

instrument written upon stamped and

impressed paper with an e-Stamp Certificate,

shall be written in such manner that the e-

Stamp Certificate may appear on the top face

of the instrument and a portion of the

instrument written signature of the parties

below the printed area of e-Stamp Certificate,

so that the e-Stamp Certificate may not be

used for or applied to any other instrument.

(2) No second instrument chargeable with

duty shall be written upon using the e-Stamp

Certificate, upon which an instrument

chargeable with duty has already been

written.

(3)

Every

instrument

written

contravention of sub-rules (1) and (2), shall

be deemed to be unstamped and the same

shall be dealt with as per the provisions of

rule 34 of these rules.

32. The distinguished Unique Identification

Number (UIN) of the e-Stamp Certificate.—

The distinguished Unique Identification

Number of the e-Stamp Certificate shall be

written or typed at the top right comer of

each page of the instrument.

33. Verification and locking the details of

‘e’-Stamp Certificate.— (1) The Registering

Officer, before registering any instrument

shall verify the correctness or authenticity of

the e-Stamp Certificate by accessing the

relevant website of the Central Record

Keeping Agency and entering the Unique

Identification Number (UIN) or with the help

of using the Bar Code Scanner. The

Registering Officer, after such verification,

shall further proceed to register the

document and after registering the document

shall lock the said e-Stamp Certificate by

using the code and password provided by

the Central Record Keeping Agency to prevent

re-use of such e-Stamp Certificate.

(2) The e-Stamp Certificate required to be

used for optional registerable document or

any other purpose may preferably be got

verified or authenticated and locked from the

District Registrar or the Sub-Registrar or any

other officer as authorized by the Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority.

(3) It shall be the responsibility of the

District Registrar or the Sub-Registrar and

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such other officer as authorized by the Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority to verify the

authenticity or correctness of any e-Stamp

Certificate.

34. Procedure for Refund or Allowances of

‘spoiled’ or ‘misused’ or ‘not required for use’,

e-Stamp Certificate.— (1) The application for

refund or allowances of ‘spoiled’ or ‘misused’

or ‘not required for use’, e-Stamp Certificate

shall be made to the Collector within the

stipulated period in accordance with Chapter

V of the Act. The application shall be

accompanied with the original ‘spoiled’ or

‘misused’ or ‘not required for use’, e-Stamp

Certificate.

(2) The Collector after verification, by

accessing the relevant website of the Central

Record Keeping Agency, shall cancel and lock

the verified e-Stamp Certificate, endorse the

fact of cancellation and shall mark

“CANCELLED” on the original e-Stamp

Certificate with their signature and seal and

refund the amount in accordance with

Chapter V of the Act for such e-Stamp

Certificate.

(3) The Collector shall maintain a record of

cancelled e-Stamp Certificates in his office

and original cancelled e-Stamp Certificate

shall be kept for office record in a guard file.

The report of the same shall be sent to the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority in the

first week of every month.

(4) The refund, if allowed under sub-rule

(2), shall be made by the Collector by means

of refund voucher or cheque drawn in favour

of the person, in whose name the e-Stamp

Certificate was issued.

35. Inspections.— (1) The Registrar or any

authorized office, not below the rank of the

District Collectors and the Director,

Directorate of Accounts shall inspect all or

any of the branch(s) or office(s) of the Central

Record Keeping Agency and Authorized

Collection Centers located within their

jurisdiction, at least twice in a year.

(2) The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

may, however, at any time on receipt of a

complaint or suo-motu, direct any officer of

the Department to inspect any branch or

office of the Central Record Keeping Agency

or Authorized Collection Centre and shall ask

the officer so directed to submit a report.

(3) The Accountant General, Goa may also

conduct regular annual audit of the receipts

and remittances made by the Central Record

Keeping Agency.

(4) The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

or its duly authorized officer shall have the

powers to inspect the relevant records of any

branch(s) or office(s) of the Central Record

Keeping Agency situated within the State or

outside the State including the branch(s) of

the Authorized Collection Centers located

within the State, who are looking after the

work of e-Stamping system relating to the

State, at any time convenient to them, without

assigning any notice.

36. Providing of information.— The officer-

in-charge of the Central Record Keeping

Agency and the Authorized Collection Centre

shall provide information to the Inspecting

Officer on soft or hard copy of any electronic

or digital record with regard to the collection

and remittance of stamp duty relating to any

period and the concerned Central Record

Keeping Agency or Authorized Collection

Centre shall be bound to provide such

information.

37. Inspection report.— The Inspecting

Officer shall within the period of two weeks

from the date of inspection, submit his

inspection report to the Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority.

38. Chief Controlling Authority to take

appropriate action.— The Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority on receipt of such

inspection report may take appropriate action

including imposition of penalty in accordance

with Chapter V of these rules and may

terminate the appointment of Central Record

Keeping Agency or the Authorised Collection

Centre, if so warranted, after giving an

opportunity of being heard.

39. Grievance Redressal Officers.— The

District Collector shall be the Grievance

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Redressal Officer for conducting an inquiry

into the complaint received against the

misconduct or irregularities of the Central

Record Keeping Agency or its Authorised

Collection Centers or any other official in the

implementation of the e-Stamping system.

40. Complaint to Grievance Redressal

Officer.— Any person who has any grievance

against the services of the Central Record

Keeping Agency or any of its Authorised

Collection Centre or any other official relating

to the implementation of these rules, may

make a complaint to the concerned Grievance

Redressal Officer.

41. Opportunity of being heard.— The

Grievance Redressal Officer shall conduct an

inquiry with regard to the complaints

received as provided in rule 40, by giving an

opportunity of being heard to the parties

concerned and submit the enquiry report to

the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority with

full facts and finding.

42. Action on enquiry reports.— The Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority shall take

appropriate action on enquiry report against

the Central Record Keeping Agency or

Authorized Collection Centre or shall make

suitable recommendation to the employer of

the concerned official for taking appropriate

action.

43. Central Record Keeping Agency to

furnish reports to the Department.— (1) All

the details of stamp duty collected through

this system and remitted to the Government

account shall be recorded on day-to-day basis

by the Central Record Keeping Agency and

it shall furnish the following information and

reports to the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority and to any other authorized

officer:—

(i) Audit Reports;

(ii) Payment Reports;

(iii) Additional Stamp Duty Certificate

Reports;

(iv) Locked e-Stamp Certificate Report;

(v) Remittance Reports;

(vi) Cancelled

e-Stamp

Certificates

Report; and

(vii) any other Report or Information as may

be required by Chief Controlling

Revenue Authority from time to time.

(2) The extract or reports of Management

Information System or Decision Support

System as provided in sub-rule (I), shall be

provided by the Central Record Keeping

Agency from the data captured on

e-Stamping Server via internet.

44. Scope for use of e-Stamp Certificate.—

The e-Stamp Certificate shall be used, in

addition to Non-Judicial Stamp Paper,

e-Challan, franking and Adhesive Stamp, for

all kinds of instruments on which stamp duty

is payable under the Act and these rules.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Sapna S. N. Bandodkar, Under Secretary

(Revenue).

Porvorim, 9th May, 2022.

_______

FORM - 1

[See rule 5(1)]

AGREEMENT

This Agreement is made at _________, Goa on

this __ day of _ _ ___ the Governor of Goa

(hereinafter referred to as the “Government”) of

the ONE PART AND M/S..........................•. (Name of

Central Record Keeping Agency) having its

registered office at (Address) and represented in

this act by its (designation) Shri .................. .........by

virtue of ………………………. dated ……….., which

(hereinafter referred to as the “Central Record

Keeping Agency”) which expression shall include

its successors, assignees and administrators) of the

Second Party.

Whereas, the Second Party has been appointed

vide

Government

Notification

No.

……………….dated …………………… for the

Computerized Stamp Duty Administration System

(C-SDAS) (firstly in —— — - - - — -Districts on pilot

basis and thereafter in the rest of the State) to

denote the payment of stamp duty to the

Government of Goa and issuing the e-Stamp

Certificates through its own branches or offices

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and through the Authorised Collection Centers

(hereinafter called as ACCs) against a payment of

commission or discount @ 0.65 percent of the

amount of stamp duty so collected through e-

Stamping mechanism;

And Whereas, the Second Party has agreed to

work as a Central Record Keeping Agency within

the State of Goa and to develop a system for the

collection of stamp duty on behalf of the

Government of Goa from ultimate purchaser of

e-Stamp Certificate.

And Whereas, the parties hereto have decided

to reduce the terms and conditions of their

Agreement into writing.

Now, therefore, the parties hereto execute this

Agreement on the following terms and conditions:—

1. APPOINTMENT OF SECOND PARTY AS

Central Record Keeping Agency (CRA).

1.1 The Government hereby appoints Second

Party as its exclusive authorized Central Record

Keeping Agency (CRA) to undertake the following

activities,-

(i) That the Second Party agrees to create

need based software infrastructure, in

consultation with the Government, including its

connectivity with the main server, in the offices

of the Inspector General of Registration, the

District Registrars, the Sub-Registrars and the

Authorised Collection Centers, and at other

designated places or offices in the State, as

specified by the Chief Controlling Authority;

(ii) That the Second Party shall facilitate in

selection of Authorised Collection Centre for

collection of stamp duty and issuing e-Stamp

Certificate.

(iii) That the Second Party shall act as a co-

ordinator between the Central Server,

Authorised Collection Centers (hereinafter

referred as ACCs) and the offices of the Inspector

General of Registration, the District Registrars,

the Sub-Registrars or any other office or place in

the State, as specified by the Chief Controlling

Authority;

(iv) That the Second Party shall collect stamp

duty on behalf of Government and generate

e-Stamp Certificates through the computer

system; and

(v) That the Second Party shall be bound to

remit the consolidated amount of stamp duty

collected by its branches or by its Authorised

Collection Centers to relevant Head of Account

of the Government, in accordance with the Goa

e-Stamp Rules, 2022 (hereinafter called the

Rules).

1.2 That the terms and conditions of this

Agreement may be altered or supplemented by

the parties depending upon the circumstances

which may warrant any such change for the smooth

operations of the stamp duty payments or

collections and the exigencies of business.

2. TERRITORY

That the territory covered under this Agreement

shall be initially in —————— Districts on pilot

basis and thereafter covered in the entire State of

Goa.

3. APPOINTMENT OF APPROVED AGENCIES/

AUTHORISED COLLECTION CENTRES (ACCs)

3.1 Any Nationalized Bank or the Scheduled

Bank controlled by the Reserve Bank of India or the

Financial Institutions or Undertaking controlled by

Central or State Government or Post Offices or

offices or branches of the Central Record Keeping

Agency or such other Agencies or persons as

approved by the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority shall be eligible for appointment as

Authorized Collection Centre.

3.2 The Second Party shall not change the

location or increase the number of ACCs without

prior written permission of the Government.

3.3 The Government shall have the power to

inspect the relevant records of the Second Party or

its ACCs without assigning any notice.

3.4 All the offices of Central Record Keeping

Agency in the State on need base shall also do the

collection of stamp duty for which no separate

approval shall be necessary from the Government.

3.5 The Authorised Collection Centers shall be

equipped with the required computer systems,

printers, internet connectivity and other related

infrastructure which are necessary to implement

the e-Stamping system as specified by the Central

Record Keeping Agency in consultation with the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority. The

configuration of the computer system and

connectivity shall meet the specifications of the

Central Record Keeping Agency and which may

be subject to change with prior intimation to the

Chief Controlling Revenue Authority.

3.6 The cost of providing equipment and

infrastructure referred hereinabove shall be borne

by the concerned Authorised Collection Centers.

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3.7 All the branches of Central Record Keeping

Agency and Authorized Collection Centers shall

access the main server through internet by using

a distinguished identification code and a

confidential password allotted by Central Record

Keeping Agency. The password shall be kept

strictly confidential and the concerned Authorized

Collection Centers shall change it immediately after

its allotment to maintain the confidentiality.

3.8 The ACCs will enter the requisite information

and details in the system) and download a e-Stamp

Certificate with the Unique Identification Number

(UIN), which shall be attached to the document.

The details of the stamp certificate shall be

available on the e-Stamping Server (e-SS).

4. FEES

4.1 That the Second Party shall not charge

commission or discount exceeding the agreed rate

of 0.65 percent of the amount of stamp duty

collected through e-Stamping mechanism. The said

commission shall be exclusive of taxes, if any, and

shall be the net commission receivable by the

second party. The Second Party shall deduct such

commission from the collected amount of stamp

duty and shall remit the balance amount into the

Government Account.

4.2 That the Authorized Collection Centers shall

charge a fee for stationery. etc., from the purchaser

of e-Stamp Certificate as per the following slab:—

Amount of Stamp

Stationery Charges

Duty in Rupees

(1) Upto Rs. 100/-

Rs. 3/- per e-Stamp

Certificate.

(2) More than Rs. 100/-

Rs. 5/- per e-Stamp

and upto Rs. 1000/-

Certificate.

(3) More than Rs. 1000/-

Rs. 10/- per e-Stamp

Certificate.

5. MODE OF PAYMENT TO THE GOVERNMENT

5.1 That the Second Party shall be bound to

remit the consolidated amount of stamp duty

collected by its branches or by its Authorised

Collection Centers to relevant Head of Account of

the Government, “0030- Stamps and Registration”

or any other notified Head of Account of the State

in the manner prescribed hereunder:-

(a) the CRA shall remit the consolidated

amount of stamp duty, so collected through

e-Stamping system, to the aforesaid Head of

Account, after deducting the agreed commission

or discount, not later than the closure of the

business hours of the next working day from the

date of such collection. If the following day of T

+ I is a holiday, the stamp duty amount shall be

remitted on next working day after holiday;

(b) the method of remittance of the amount of

stamp duty by the CRA to the Head of Account

of the State shall be through Electronic Clearing

System (ECS) or on line Banking Fund Transfer

or Challan or otherwise, as may be directed in

writing by the Chief Controlling Authority; and

shall be made to the Government Treasury or

the Authorised Bank(s) and the CRA shall

maintain the daily account of such remittances.

5.2 That the cut off time for the stamp duty

collected shall be till 12.00 midnight of the

transaction date.

6. COMPATIBILITY WITH THE REGISTRATION

SYSTEM

6.1 The office of the Sub-Registrar and the

Inspector General of Registration and such other

persons as the State may authorize, shall have an

access to the server through internet server. Proper

internet connectivity shall be set up by such offices.

6.2 The Registering Officer before registering

any instrument shall verify the correctness or

authenticity of the e-Stamp Certificate by accessing

the relevant website of the Central Record Keeping

Agency and entering the Unique Identification

Number (UIN) or with the help of using the Bar

Code Scanner. The Registering Officer, after such

verification, shall further proceed to register the

document and after registering the document shall

lock the said e-Stamp Certificate by using the code

and password provided by the Central Record

Keeping Agency to prevent re-use of such e-Stamp

Certificate.

7. HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

The Government shall provide necessary

hardware and infrastructure at the offices of the

Inspector General of Registration, the District

Registrars, the Sub-Registrars and such other offices

as authorised in this behalf, which would include

a Personal Computer, Printer, Bar Code Scanner,

Internet Connection as required for implementing

the e-stamping system. The configuration of the

computer system and connectivity shall meet the

specifications of Central Record Keeping Agency

and which may be subject to change with prior

intimation to the Chief Controlling Revenue

Authority.

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8. GENERAL OBLIGATIONS

8.1 The terms and conditions of this agreement

may be altered or supplemented by the Parties

depending upon the circumstances which may

warrant any such change for the smooth operations

of the stamp duty payments or collections.

8.2 The Second Party shall ensure that service of

Computerized Stamp Duty Administration System

(C-SDAS), shall be operational and accessible to

any person during banking hours from Monday to

Saturday (excluding Public and Bank Holiday).

8.3 The Second Party shall ensure that the

system shall have the logging capacity for at least

four hundred users at a time.

8.4 The Second Party shall not provide, transfer

or share any hardware, software and any other

technology or details with respect to the e-

Stamping project undertaken by it in the State to

anybody without written permission of the First

Party, except the duly appointed ACCs. That the

Second Party shall be liable to compensate any

loss caused to the State of Punjab due to violations

of any terms and conditions of this Agreement or

any of the provisions of the rules.

8.5 The Second Party shall Prepare and provide

such reports, as may be desired by the first Party

from time to time.

9. TRAINING OF THE PERSONNEL AT THE

REGISTRAR’S OFFICES AND DEPARTMENTS OF

THE STATE

9.1 The Second Party shall provide suitable and

adequate training for operation and the use of the

system to the manpower and the personnel of the

department as nominated by the Chief Controlling

Authority.

9.2 The training provided at the premises of the

State by Central Record Keeping Agency shall be

free of cost for the first time to the candidates

suggested by the First Party, which may be upto

ten or such other mutually agreed greater number

of officials.

9.3 The Second Party may assume that the

trainees have the required skills and knowledge

pre-requisites to follow the training on the

Application.

9.4 The training for operation and the use of the

system, to the identified manpower or personnel’s

of the Department shall be provided by the Second

Party at the place decided by the First Party.

Further the First Party shall be responsible for

arranging and providing all the necessary facilities,

equipment and premises required for conducting

the training at their own cost, after the initial

Training. T.A., D.A and other payable allowance for

the trainees of the Department shall be borne by

the Government.

9.5 That at periodic intervals to be mutually

decided by the parties. The refresher courses on

any up-gradation, modification to the system shall

be provided by the Second Party.

10. TERM OF APPOINTMENT OF CRA

10.1 The term of appointment of the Central

Record Keeping Agency shall be valid for five years

or such period, as may be decided by the

Appointing Authority. The period of five years shall

be effective from the date of execution of this

Agreement.

10.2 The appointment of Central Record Keeping

Agency may be renewed by the Appointing

Authority on the recommendations of the Chief

Controlling Revenue Authority. The application for

renewal of appointment shall be made to the

Appointing Authority by the Central Record

Keeping Agency within a period of three months

before the expiry of the running term of

appointment.

10.3 The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority

or Appointing Authority before making inquiry or

taking decision on the application for renewal may

call for any information or record from the

concerned offices of Central Record Keeping

Agency or Authorised Collection Centre for the

purpose of renewal of appointment.

10.4 The Appointing Authority, if satisfied may

renew the appointment on a fresh Agreement and

on an Undertaking-cum-Indemnity Bond.

11. TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF CRA

11.1 The appointment of the Central Record

Keeping Agency shall be terminated by the

Appointing Authority before the stipulated period,

on the ground(s) of any breach of any of the

obligations or terms of Agreement or provisions of

the Goa e-Stamp Rules, 2022 or financial

irregularity or for any other sufficient reason, as

the case may be.

11.2 The appointment shall not be terminated

until,—

(a) the Central Record Keeping Agency has

been given one month’s notice specifying the

grounds for such termination; and

(b) the Central Record Keeping Agency has

been given a reasonable opportunity of being

heard.

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11.3 On termination of appointment under this rule, the Central Record Keeping Agency shall transfer

all the data generated during the period of appointment to the Government. After the termination of the

appointment of the Central Record Keeping Agency, it shall not use or cause to be used the data

generated during the period of appointment for its business or any other purpose whatsoever.

12. EXCLUSIVITY

The appointment of CRA for the State shall be exclusive and State shall not appoint any other CRA

for e-Stamping during the period of this Agreement.

13. FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL

In the event, the State decides/avails the services/facilities of e-Stamping, after the five years tenure,

for part or whole of the State from any other domestic or international agency, Central Record Keeping

Agency shall have the first right of refusal in respect of offering e-Stamping and related services to the

State.

14. THE GOVERNMENTS RESPONSIBILITY

The Government shall be responsible for providing on timely basis all information, decision making

and approvals under its control and resources required at offices of the Sub-Registrar, which may be

reasonably required from time to time for the performance of this Agreement. The Government

acknowledges that any delay by it to provide such information, decision-making and approvals may

result in delays in implementing the Agreement.

15. FORCE MAJEURE

15.1 Notwithstanding anything contained in this Agreement, neither Party shall be responsible for the

failure or delay in performing the obligations hereunder arising from any cause beyond the reasonable

control, including acts of God, acts of civil or military authority, fires, epidemics, wars, terrorist acts, riots,

earthquakes, storms, typhoons, floods and such other circumstances beyond the control of the Parties.

In the event of any delay, the time for the Second Party to perform their part shall be extended for a period

equal to the time lost by reason of such delay. Further, if the contingency cannot be removed permanently

or by extending the period beyond two months, the Agreement, upon notice, served by the First Party,

the Second Party shall be relieved from the contractual obligations by terminating the Agreement,

except to the rights to which they may be entitled to a settlement and final accounting.

15.2 Actions on the part of Government or other authority, which interfere with a Party’s ability to meet

its obligations under this Agreement including embargoes, prohibitions or similar actions.

15.3 Any order from a competent court either temporarily or permanently preventing either Party from

performing its obligations/discharging its responsibilities.

15.4 Any other circumstances beyond the Control of Central Record Keeping Agency and which, in

the absence of this clause, shall operate to frustrate this Agreement.

16. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

In the event of any dispute or difference or controversy or claim arising between the parties in

connection with or under this Agreement, shall as far as possible, be settled amicably and failing which

all such disputes shall be referred to Secretary (Revenue) Government of Goa and his decision thereon

shall be final.

In Witness Whereof the Parties hereto have hereunto set and subscribed their respective hands and

seal, the day and year herein above written.

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED BY

Shri …………………………………….

………….(Designation)……………….

For and on behalf of Governor of Goa.

For and on behalf of Record keeping

Agency).............................................

Witness:-

1. ...............................................................................

2. ...............................................................................

Place: Porvorim – Bardez Goa.

Dated:

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FORM - 2

[See rule 5(3)]

(To be executed by the Central Record Keeping Agency on non-judicial stamp of Rs. 100/-)

Undertaking-cum-Indemnity Bond

This Undertaking is made at …………., Goa, on this ..........................day of ....................,20................ by

......................................, acting as (official designation in the Central Record Keeping Agency) and Authorised

Signatory for and on behalf of (name of Central Record Keeping Agency) having its Registered office at

.......................................... (hereinafter referred to as the First Party, which expression shall unless repugnant

to the context or meaning thereof shall mean and include their representatives, assigns, heirs, etc.) In

Favour of Government of Goa (hereinafter referred to as the Second Party).

The First Party and the Second Party are together referred to as the Parties.

Whereas, the First Party has been appointed by the Government vide Notification No.

................................dated ....................., to act as “Central Record Keeping Agency” and has thus been authorised

by the Government for the Computerized Stamp Duty Administration System to denote the payment of

stamp duty to the Government of Goa and issuing the e-Stamp Certificates through its own branches or

offices or through the Authorised Collection Centers.

And Whereas, the First Party has agreed to fulfill all the terms and conditions as provided in the

agreement executed by the parties on dated .............................. and also to undertake and keep indemnified

the Government against all or any loss suffered by the Government due to any mishandling, misconduct,

negligence or any irregularity of any kind whatsoever caused by the First Party or its Authorised Collection

Centers.

And Whereas, the First Party has agreed to the obedience and observance of terms and conditions of

the agreement ibid and provisions of the Goa e-Stamp Rules, 2022, and any other order issued by the

Government or the Department under these rules.

And Whereas, in order to fulfill the aforesaid requirements the First Party by executing this present

Bond, undertakes to indemnify the Second Party as follows,-

(i) the First Party has carefully read and understood the Goa e-Stamp Rules, 2022, and the terms of the

Agreement executed on ...............................and hereby undertakes that the provisions of the aforesaid Rules

and the conditions of the said Agreement shall not be violated at any level;

(ii) the First Party hereby undertakes that the Authorised Collection Centers shall not be appointed

without the prior approval of the Second Party;

(iii) the First Party undertakes that any of its employee(s) or the employee(s) of its Authorised Collection

Centers directly or indirectly shall not misuse or cause to be misused the authorization of collection of

stamp duty; and

(iv) the First Party hereby undertakes to keep the Second Party always indemnified against all or any

of the loss or any risk arising out of any mishandling, misconduct, negligence or any irregularity of any

kind whatsoever caused by the First Party or its Authorised Collection Centers.

In Withness Whereof the First Party Herein has set and Subscribed its Respective Hands and Seals on

the above Written Undertaking Bond.

In Withness Whereof the First Party Herein has set and Subscribed its Respective Hands and Seals on

the above Written Undertaking Bond.

Signed, Sealed And Delivered By

(With name and address of First Party)

In the presence of :

(1) Signature

Name

Address

(2) Signature

Name

Address

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FORM - 3

[See rule 19(c)]

(To be maintained by the Central Record Keeping Agency)

Sr.

No.

Date

Name

CRA

Total No.

of e-Stamp

certificate

issued

Amount of

Stamp

Duty

collected

amount of

balance for

remittance

(Amount as

shown at

immediate

in column 10

Total

Amount for

remittance

(5+6)

Amount

remitted to

Govt.

Account

Amount

deducted by

CRA as

discount/

commission of

the remitted

amount in

column No. 8

Total

Balance

Amount For

Remittance

(7-8-9)

________

FORM - 4

[See rules 24, 26(2) and 29]

(For the use of Stamp Duty Payer)

Application For e-Stamp Certificate/Additional e-Stamp Certificate

Application

Date : / /20

ACC

Document Description

Article

Stamp Duty Amount

Indian Rupees only

Property Description/Property Address (not exceeding 100 characters)

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Consideration

Amount (if any)

Details of the Purchaser/Authorised Person

Name and Address of the First Party with Phone No.

Name and Address of the Purchaser/Authorised Person,

if any with Phone No.

Stamp Duty Paid by ( √ Tick)

1st Party

2nd Party

Stamp Duty Payment Details

Mode of

Payment

Cash

Cheque

Pay-Order

NEFT

RTGS

A/c to A/c Transfer

Cheque/DD/Pay-Order/NEFT/RTGS/Account Detail

Cash Deposit

Bank Name

Branch Name

Cheque/DD/PO/UTR/REF/

/Account No.

Deno Pieces

1000 ×

500 ×

100 ×

50 ×

20 ×

10 ×

Rupees (in words) :

others

Total

1. Please submit the duly filed and signed form along with stamp duty amount at the

e-Stamping counter 2. Stamp Duty amount should be rounded off to the nearest Rupee. 3. The

correctness of Article type and Stamp Duty amount cannot be confirmed at the e-Stamping

counter 4. Once the e-Stamp is generated no modifications/changes are possible, so carefully

check the preview of the e-Stamp and only then sign the preview 5. Cancellation charges are

applicable as levied by the State Government 6. While generating Additional e-Stamp

certificate details of the base certificate cannot be changed.

I have read and understood the above instruction and the above information furnished by me

is true to the best of my knowledge thus the (i) e-Stamp Certificate of above amount may

please be issued/or (ii) additional e-Stamp Certificate of the above amount in continuation of

previous Certificate No. ........................... date ................................ may please be issued

Date :

Signature of the Purchase /

Authorised Person :

(For Office use only)

To be filled by USER

To be filled by SUPERVISOR

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INDIA NON JUDICIAL

Government of Test State

e-Stamp

Certificate No.

IN-TS00262817496816K

Certificate Issued Date

25-Apr-2012 04:29 PM

Account Reference

NONACC (FI)/testing/Test Delhi2/ MH-PU

Unique Doc. Reference

SUBIN-TSTESTINGS003584491145424K

Purchased by

R K NAIK

Description of Document

Article 20(a) Conveyance-For Testing

Property Description

12 ESPERANCE-GOA

Consideration Price (Rs.)

20,00,000

(Twenty Lakh only)

First Party

R K NAIK

Second Party

S K Patel

Stamp Duty Paid By

R K Naik

Stamp Duty Amount (Rs.)

1,000

(One Thousand only)

------------------------------------------------------------------Please write or type below this line----------------------------------------------------------------

Statuatory Alert:

The authenticity of stamp Certificate can be verified at Authorised Collection Centers (ACCs), SHCIL Officers and Sub-

registrar Officers (SROs).

The Contact Details of ACCs SHCIL Offices and SROs are available on the Web site www.shcilstamp.com.

SAMPLE

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Department of Urban Development

Municipal Administration

Notification

10/781/DMA/2018/Bye-laws/CCP/

/Part/F-29/545

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-

section (1) of section 308 of the Goa

Municipalities Act, 1968 (Act No 7 of 1969)

read with sub-rule (4) of rule 6 of the Plastic

Waste Management Rules, 2016, the

Government of Goa hereby makes the

following model Bye-laws, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— These

bye-laws may be called the Model Goa

Municipal Plastic Waste Management Bye-

laws, 2022.

2. Application.— These Bye-laws shall

apply to every waste generator, manufacturer,

producer, importer and brand owner

operating within the jurisdiction of the council

in the State of Goa.

3. Right to Interpret.— If any question

relating to interpretation of these Bye-laws

arises, it shall be referred to the Director

whose decision thereon shall be final and

binding.

4. Definitions.— (1) In these Bye-laws,

unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) “Agency” means any person or entity

authorised by the Council to act on its

behalf for the purpose of management of

plastic waste;

(b) “brand owner” means a person or

company who sells any commodity under

a registered brand label;

establish and operate from the State

Pollution Control Board or Pollution Control

Committee granted under the Water

(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act,

1974 (6 of 1974), and the Air (Prevention

and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (14 of

1981);

(d) “facility” means the premises used

for collection, storage, recycling, processing

and disposal of plastic waste;

(e) “Form” means the form appended to

these Bye-laws;

(f) “importer” means a person who

imports or intends to import and holds an

Importer-Exporter Code number, unless

otherwise specifically exempted;

(g) “institutional waste generator”

means and includes occupier of the

institutional buildings such as building

occupied

Central

Government

Departments,

State

Government

Departments, public or private sector

companies, hospitals, schools, colleges,

universities or other places of education,

organisation, academy, hotels, restaurants,

malls and shopping complexes;

(h) “manufacturer” means and include

a person or unit or agency engaged in

production of plastic raw material to be

used as raw material by the producer;

(i) “Material Recovery Facility” is a

facility of the Council or as authorized by

the Council and as defined in the Solid

Waste (Management and Handling) Rules,

2016;

(j) “multi-layered packaging” means any

material used or to be used for packaging

and having at least one layer of plastic as

the main ingredients in combination with

one or more layers of materials such as

paper, paper board, polymeric materials,

metalized layers or aluminium foil, either

in the form of a laminate or co-extruded

structure;

(k) “plastic” means material which

contains as an essential ingredient a high

polymer

such

polyethylene

terephthalate, high density polyethylene,

Vinyl,

low

density

polyethylene,

polypropylene, polystyrene resins, multi-

materials like acrylonitrile butadiene

styrene,

polyphenylene

oxide,

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polycarbonate, Polybutylene terephthalate;

(l) “plastic waste” means any plastic

discarded after use or after their intended

use is over;

(m) “rule” means the rule of Plastic Waste

Management Rules, 2016;

(n) “Recycler” means an agency

recycling Plastic Waste in terms of the

provisions

the

Plastic

Waste

Management Rules, 2016 and duly

registered and having consent of the Goa

State Pollution Control Board;

(o) “recycling” means the process of

transforming segregated plastic waste into

a new product or raw material for

producing new products;

(p) “State” means the State of Goa;

(q) “waste generator” means and

includes every person or group of persons

or institution, residential and commercial

establishments including Indian Railways,

Airport, Port and Harbour and Defence

establishments which generate plastic

waste;

(r) “waste pickers” means individuals or

agencies, groups of individuals voluntarily

engaged or authorised for picking of

recyclable plastic waste;

(2) Words and Expressions used but not

defined in these Bye-laws, but defined in the

Goa Municipalities Act, 1968 (Act No. 7 of

1969) or the Plastic Waste Management Rules,

2016, shall have the same meanings

respectively assigned to them in the said Act

and Rules.

5. Segregation and primary storage of

plastic waste.— (1) Every Waste Generator,

Institutional Waste Generator, Owner and

Occupier shall segregate the plastic waste at

source and store the same in blue coloured

container duly covered and hand over the

same to the waste picker or the agency as

authorized and notified by the Council.

(2) The frequency and time for collection

of plastic waste shall be notified by the

Council.

(3) The Institutional Waste Generator shall

deposit the recyclable plastic waste at the

Material Recovery Facility or Agency

authorized by the Council as Waste Picker.

(4) No person shall organize any event or

gathering, where more than 100 persons are

expected, without obtaining prior permission

of the Council. All necessary arrangements

shall be made by the organiser to ensure that

the Plastic Waste is segregated and stored

separately in containers of blue colour as

specified by the Council. The Plastic Waste

shall be handed over to the Council or agency

authorized by the Council.

(5) Every Street Vendor shall make

necessary arrangement for storage of Plastic

Waste in separate closed container of blue

colour.

6. Plastic Waste Collection.— (1) The

Council shall make necessary arrangement

for collection of segregated plastic waste at

pre informed timings and frequencies.

(2) The Council shall identify and authorize

Waste Pickers.

(3) The Waste Pickers are required to obtain

necessary permission from the Council for

carrying out collection of plastic waste and

only those Waste Pickers which are

authorized by the Council shall be permitted

to collect the Plastic Waste from Waste

Generator, Institutional Waste Generator,

Owner or Occupier.

(4) The Waste Picker shall file monthly

returns of the quantity of Plastic Waste

collected along with the name of the Waste

Generator/Institutional Waste Generator,

Owner and Occupier and the quantity of

Plastic Waste collected by him is recycled

and disposed.

(5) Any agencies carrying out road

construction or energy recovery may collect

plastic waste within the jurisdiction of the

Council with prior permission of the Council.

Such agency shall file monthly returns of

quantity of Plastic Waste collected along with

the name of the Waste Generators,

Institutional Waste Generator, Owner and

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Occupier and quantity collected by him is

disposed.

(6) Recycler himself or through his agency

may collect plastic waste from Waste

Generators within the Jurisdiction of the

Council with prior permission of the Council

and shall file monthly returns of the Plastic

Waste collected along with the name of the

Waste generator, Institutional Waste

Generator, Owner and Occupier and quantity

of Plastic Waste collected by him is recycled.

7. Transportation.— The Plastic Waste shall

be transported only in covered trucks,

containers or compactors and it shall be

ensured that the plastic waste is not mixed

or spilled during transportation.

8. Processing and disposal of plastic

waste.— (1) The Council shall establish and

operate a Material Recovery Facility for

sorting of recyclable and non-recyclable

plastic waste generated within its jurisdiction

on its own or through its authorized agency

or through a brand owner/producer or

manufacturer.

(2) The non-recyclable Plastic Waste shall

be baled and transported to Cement Plants

or provided to the Energy Plant or to the

agency carrying out road construction.

(3) The recyclable portion of plastic waste

obtained by sorting shall be sent to recyclers

who are registered and having consent of

the Goa State Pollution Control Board, within

the State and in case where such registered

recyclers are not available then it may be

transported to the registered recyclers

outside the State.

9. Registration of Producers, Manufacturers

Importers and Brand Owners.— Every

producer, manufacturer, importer and brand

owner dealing with or using plastic materials

or multilayered packaging material shall

obtain consent from the Goa State Pollution

Control Board.

10. Registration of Waste Pickers and

Recyclers.— (1) The Council shall register

individual Waste Pickers with assistance of

the local NGOs and provide identity cards to

such Waste Pickers.

(2) The Council shall encourage the

individual Waste Pickers to also collect Non-

recyclable Plastic Waste and deposit the same

at the Material Recovery Facility of the

Council and also provide adequate incentives

to them.

(3) The Council shall register agencies who

are operating within the jurisdiction of the

Council and willing to pick plastic waste after

duly verifying the area and facilities available

and their registration with the Goa State

Pollution Control Board. The application for

registration as a agency for Plastic Waste

collection, transportation, storage, sorting

and baling etc, shall be made in Form-I

hereto.

11. Awareness for Minimisation and

Segregation of Plastic Waste.— (1) The

Council shall carry out awareness campaign

through electronic, print and social media for

minimisation of single use plastic as well as

other plastic and also for segregation of Plastic

Waste at source.

(2) The Brand Owners, Manufacturers and

Producers shall also create awareness for

minimisation of single use plastic and other

plastic through various mediums.

(3) Awareness and sensitization at hotspots

of plastic usage such as tourist spots,

religious spots, beaches, markets etc. shall

be carried out by the Council or through

brand owners producers and manufacturers.

(4) The Council shall promote use of

alternate material.

12. Use of Single Use Plastic.— (1) The

Council shall discourage use of Single Use

Plastic.

(2) The Council shall implement the

notifications as issued from time to time by

the Ministry of Environment, Forest and

Climate Change in respect of the Single Use

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Plastic including the time lines specified therein for prohibition as well as thickness of material

of Single Use Plastic.

13. User charges for collection, transportation, processing and disposal of plastic waste.—

(1) The user charges to be collected by the Council for collection, transportation, processing

and disposal of plastic waste under these Bye-laws shall be at the rate of fifteen percent of

the user charges as specified in the Table of clause (17) of Bye-laws of the Model Municipal

Solid Waste (Management and Handling) Bye-laws, 2020.

(2) Such charges may be collected by the Council also by online mode of payment.

14. Fines.— (1) Whosoever contravenes the provisions of the Rules or these Bye-laws shall

be liable to pay fine as specified in Scheduled-I appended to these Bye-laws.

(2) Such fines shall be collected by the officer of the Council as may be authorized by the

Council in that behalf.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Gurudas P. Pilarnekar, Director of Urban Development/Municipal Administration & ex officio

Addl. Secretary.

Panaji, 11th May, 2022.

———

Schedule-I

Sr.

Rule Bye-law

Details of Contravention

Fine/Penalty

No.

For 1st

For 2nd

For Every

Contravention

subsequent

Contravention

(in Rs)

Bye-law

Disregarding the provisions of the Bye-laws

No. 5

-relating to Segregation, Storage and collection

of plastic waste.

(a) Residential Units (Individual households)

200

300

500

(b) Multistoried Buildings/Apartments

500

1000

1500

1000

1500

2000

(d) Shops

500

750

1000

(e) Offices

250

500

700

(f) Bus Terminals

700

1000

2000

(g) Street Vendors/Hawkers

200

400

700

(h) Slaughter Houses/Meat/Chicken Stalls

500

1000

2000

(i) Hospitals

500

750

1000

(j) Educational Institutions

200

300

500

(k) Canteens

300

500

750

(l) Organizers of exhibitions/fairs

500

1000

2000

(m) Marriage Halls/Community Halls

1000

2000

3000

(n) Other Commercial Establishments

500

750

1000

Bye-law

Non-Payment of applicable User charges

500

1000

1500

No.13

charges

Bye-law

Spillage of plastic waste during

500

1000

1500

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transportation by waste pickers or

Recyclers

Rule No.

Dumping or Littering of waste in and around,-

8(1)(b)

A) Open/vacant land, gardens, play grounds,

Public streets, play grounds, Public streets, play

grounds, Public streets, roads, side walk, traffic

islands, in a dustbin/vehicle not intended for the

removal of the same, from moving/parked vehicles

B) Water body and/or on the bank of water body

(i) Individuals

250

500

1000

(ii) Residents

250

500

1000

(iii) All Commercial Establishments

500

1000

2000

(iv) Vehicles

2000

3000

5000

Rule

Failure of manufactures, producers, importers

50000

100000

300000

No.4 (1)

and distributers to follow the conditions

specified in sub-rule (1) of rule 4.

Rule 9

Failure of manufactures, producers, importers

50000

100000

300000

and brand owners to follow the conditions

specified in rule 9

Bye-law

Disposing of plastic waste in ways other than

No. 8

mentioned in the Bye-Laws

(a) Individual

500

1000

1500

(b) Commercial Establishment

1000

1500

2000

Rule

Using or providing commodities in plastic carry

14(2)

bags, multilayered packaging, plastic sheets or

cover made of plastic sheets by retailers, street

vendors in violation of rule 14(2)

(a) Individual

2500

3500

5000

(b) Commercial Establishment

10000

20000

50000

Rule 13

Failure of manufacturers, producers, importers

50000

100000

300000

and brand owners to comply with rule 13

10. Rule 4(2) Manufacture, import, stocking, distribution, sale

50000

100000

300000

and use of single use plastic.

11. Rule

Failure of the manufacturer to follow the

50000

100000

300000

11(1)

conditions

12. Rule 6(g) Open burning or burying of plastic waste

(a) Simple burning/burying

5000

10000

(b) Bulk burning/burying

25000

50000

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Form I

[See Bye-Laws 10 (3)]

Form- I – Format for registration of informal waste collection units/scrap Dealers

Name:

Name of the Owner/of the shop:

Address:

Contact No :

Type of legal entity :

company

proprietor

Scrap dealer

Limited Firm

other(mention) :