In short details medicinal and toilet preparation

1. MEDICINAL AND TOILET PREPARTIONACT.
Presented By-------
Name :- Rajesh Mondal
Roll No:-15901921108
Reg No:-211590201920007
Semester:-3rd yr 5th sem
Sec:-B
Subject:- Jurisprudence
Sub Code:-PT516
Session:-2022-23
CALCUTTA INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY & AHS

2. CONTENTS.
▪ Introduction
▪ Objectives
▪ Definitions under the act
▪ Definitions under the rule
▪ Licensing procedure
▪ Manufacture in-bond
▪ Power , duties and of excise officer
▪ Offences & Penalties
▪ Reference

3. INTRODUCTION.
▪ The act was passed in 1955.It has 11 chapters and 21 sections.
▪ Alcohol is used in the manufacturing of medicines and toilet
preparations.
▪ It can be also used as a euphoric drink.
▪ It is essential to control the issue and transport of alcohol .

4. OBJECTIVE.
▪ Levy and collection of duties.
▪ To prevent the misuse of alcohol.
▪ Curb all irregularities of previous act.

5. DEFINITIONS UNDER THE ACT.
▪ Alcohol - alcohol means ethyl alcohol of any strength and
purity having chemical composition C2H5OH.
▪ Dutiable goods it includes the medical and toilet preparations
specified in the schedule.
▪ Medicinal Preparation-It incudes the drugs used as a remedy
or prescription prepared for internal or external use of human
being or animal.

6. DEFINITIONS UNDER THE RULE.
▪ Bonded Manufactory-it means the premises or any part of the
premises approved and licensed for the manufacture and
storage of medicinal and toilet preparations containing
alcohol, opium, Indian hemp, and other narcotic drugs or
narcotics on which duty has not been paid.
▪ Non-Bonded Manufactory- it means the premises or any part
of the premises approved and licensed for the manufacture
and storage of medicinal and toilet preparation and storage of
medicinal and toilet preparation containing alcohol oplum,
Indian hemp, and other narcotic drugs or narcotic on which
duty has been paid.

7. LICENSING PROCEDURE.
▪ For the preparation containing alcohol andnarcotic
substances.
▪ Obtained from narcotic commissioner.
Details required:
▪ Name and address of applicant.
▪ Place of the bonded laboratory.
▪ Amount of capital proposed.
▪ Approximate date of starting production.
▪ Site of laboratory building.

8. MANUFACTURE IN-BOND.
▪ Without payment of duty.
Bonded laboratory:-
Ideal requirements
1. Spirit store
2. Room for medicinal preparations.
3. Room for finished preparations.
4. Room for Toilet preparations.

9. POWER OF EXCISE OFFICER.
▪ Inspection
▪ Entry.
▪ Search
▪ Seizure
▪ Power to make rules

10. DUTIES OF EXCISE OFFICER.
▪ Checking the qualifications of technical stuff.
▪ Checking the experience of technical stuff.
▪ Visit the premises at regular intervals.

11. OFFENCES & PENALTIES
Offences Penalties
Failure to furnish proof of export Fine Rs. 2000/-
Disorderly keeping of stocks and
account
Fine up toRs. 1000/-
Maintaining false accounts of stocksFine up toRs. 2000/-
Illegal sale of dutiable goods Fine up toRs. 1000/- &confiscation
of the goods.
Obstructions tothe officer from
performinghis duty
Fine up toRs. 500/-

12. REFERENCES.
▪ A textbook of Forensic Pharmacy, by B.M. Mithal. Vallabh
Prakashan. pageno, 48-72.
▪ Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence, by B.S. Kuchekar, Nirali
Prakashan, page.no. 153-170.