NE Rules 3Chapter I · Part I
Section 3 · Section 3
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(1)
Passes for the import of India-made foreign liquor shall be issued by the Assistant Commissioner of Excise or the Superintendent or Deputy Superintendent of Excise acting on behalf of the Deputy Commissioner of the importing district only to (a) licensed vendors, (b)clubs, (c) persons-in-charge of Regimental police canteens : and (d) persons approved by the Deputy Commissioner of the importing district.(2)
India-made foreign liquor may be imported by a person holding a licence for the vend of foreign liquor and private individuals in Nagaland, on payment of duty either in Nagaland or in the State of export for credit by book transfer to the Government of Nagaland at the rates leviable in Nagaland and in the case of private individuals also a pass fee at the rates specified below into the treasury of district into which it is desired to import liquor and on the following conditions :(a)
that the importer shall obey all rules in force in the district or place from which the liquor is brought and also in Nagaland ;(b)
that the liquor is brought into Nagaland by the route and within the period specified in the pass ;(c)
that the liquor may be imported only from a distillery,brewery, bonded warehouse or bonded laboratory in the exporting State, if the payment of duty leviable in the exporting State is to be avoided. No claim for the refund of this duty from the Government of Nagaland will ever be entertained, except as provided in Rule 13.| Kind of liquor | Rate when imported in bottle | Rate when imported in bulk | |
| (1) | Whisky, Brandy, Gin, Rum | Fifty paise per bottle containing not less than 600 ml. | Sixty paise per bulk litre. |
| (2) | -do- | Twenty five paise per bottle containing less than 600 ml. | .... |
| (3) | Beer, Cider and perry, ale and other fermented liquors | Fifteen paise per bottle | Fifteen paise per bulk litre. |
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