Industrial licensing for cigarettes applies where a unit meets the statutory factory definition; smaller units may fall outside licensing. Cigarettes and manufactured tobacco substitutes are listed as compulsory industrial licensable items and classified under manufacture of tobacco products; applicability of the licensing requirement depends on whether an industrial unit falls within the Section 3C statutory definition of factory. Units that meet that definition are subject to IDRA industrial licensing, while units outside that definition remain beyond the licensing ambit.
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Industrial licensing for cigarettes applies where a unit meets the statutory factory definition; smaller units may fall outside licensing.
Cigarettes and manufactured tobacco substitutes are listed as compulsory industrial licensable items and classified under manufacture of tobacco products; applicability of the licensing requirement depends on whether an industrial unit falls within the Section 3C statutory definition of factory. Units that meet that definition are subject to IDRA industrial licensing, while units outside that definition remain beyond the licensing ambit.
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