Private warehouse licensing requires applicant eligibility, undertaking and solvency; disqualifications include insolvency, convictions and unsuitable premises. Licensing requires that an applicant be an Indian citizen or incorporated entity, submit an undertaking to comply with conditions, and furnish a solvency certificate unless a government undertaking; the authority may refuse a licence for insolvency, conviction, penalisation under specified Acts, unsound mind, unsuitable premises for secure storage or customs supervision, or pending bankruptcy or criminal proceedings rendering the applicant unfit.
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Private warehouse licensing requires applicant eligibility, undertaking and solvency; disqualifications include insolvency, convictions and unsuitable premises.
Licensing requires that an applicant be an Indian citizen or incorporated entity, submit an undertaking to comply with conditions, and furnish a solvency certificate unless a government undertaking; the authority may refuse a licence for insolvency, conviction, penalisation under specified Acts, unsound mind, unsuitable premises for secure storage or customs supervision, or pending bankruptcy or criminal proceedings rendering the applicant unfit.
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