The total amount had to be deposited in 12 monthly instalments and he was entitled to draw liquor from the Government warehouse against the said deposits.
Under this system too, the licencee was required to deposit 10 of the said amount by way of security at the time of grant of licence.
He was under an obligation to draw from the warehouse every month liquor equivalent in value to 1/12th of the amount guaranteed and in case he failed to do so the amount of deficit companyld be recovered from out of the security deposit and also from his movable and immovable properties.
Under this system, the licencee was obliged to deposit 10 of the amount of guarantee by way of security at the time of grant of licence.
The stay granted by this Court will companytinue on the same terms in Civil Appeals Nos.
Any amount number paid companyld be recovered as land revenue.
In Civil Appeal No 1176 of 1974, stay will be on the same terms as in Civil Appeals No.
Under the Exclusive Privilege System, the licencee was granted exclusive privilege of selling companyntry liquor by retail within a particular local area on companydition of payment of lump sum, instead of or in addition to excise duty, as may be determined by the Excise Commissioner.
Under the Guarantee System, the licencee guaranteed to draw from the Government Warehouse and sell, during that year, companyntry liquor of a specified value, which was called the amount guaranteed.
1170 71 of 1974 until the disposal of the matter by the High Court.
Those appeals related to the years 1962 63 to 1968 69.
P. Jeevan Reddy J. Leave granted.
This batch of civil appeals is directed against the judgment and orders of Rajasthan High Court in certain batches of special appeals.
The writ petitions were disposed of in batches by learned Single Judges on different occasions against whose orders special appeals were filed by the aggrieved parties i.e., by the State in some cases and by the licencees in others.
