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104-PART-I No. 104 Dated 25-07-2020 Toddy and Arrack.Pmd Registered with the Registrar Registered No. PY/44/2018-20 of Newspapers for India under No. 10410 WPP No. TN/PMG(CCR)/WPP-88/2018-20 Dated : 25-7-2020 Price : ` 59-00 Amflºƒˆ \VWÈ ∂´E>µ La Gazette de L' État de Poudouchéry The Gazette of Puducherry PART -I E≈©A ÿkπX| EXTRAORDINAIRE EXTRAORDINARY ∂]ÔV´D ÿ√u≈ Publiée par Published by ÿkπX| Autorité Authority sÁÈ : ` 59-00 Prix : ` 59-00 Price : ` 59-00 ®ı Amflºƒˆ ƒM¬˛wÁ\ 2020 } ÛÁÈ | 25 { No. 104 Poudouchéry Samedi 25 Juillet 2020 (3 Sravana 1941) No. Puducherry Saturday 25th July 2020 GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (EXCISE) No. 1821/DCE/TP/AUC/2020-21. Puducherry, the 25th July 2020. NOTIFICATION In exercise of the powers conferred in rule 143 of the Puducherry Excise Rules, 1970, the right of retail vend of toddy and arrack for the lease year 2020-21 in respect of the shops located in the region of Puducherry and Karaikal of the Union territory of Puducherry and whose licences are not renewed for the lease period from 01-08-2020 to 30-06-2021 under rule 156-A of the Puducherry Excise Rules, 1970 shall be disposed off by ‘‘Auction’’ through online auction platform of the Department viz. calalauction.py.gov.in. (By order of the Lieutenant-Governor) SHASHVAT SAURABH, I.A.S., Deputy Commissioner (Excise). [507] 508 LA GAZETTE DE L'ETAT [PART - I Amflºƒˆ ∂´∑ k, √z]l[ ÂV^ ºÂ´D ÔÈV_ mÁ≈ ®ı ÿ√BÏ (1) (2) (3) (4) ®ı 1821/ΩE÷/Ω (∏). ∞ÈD/ 2020á21, Amflºƒˆ, ÂV^ 25-07-2020. 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