(1) The criteria for which goods and to what extent there will be drying, cracking, cracking and breakage will be determined by the local authority. The authorized officer will have the authority to give the minha subject to the approved standards.
(2) According to sub-rule (1) of rule 214, after receiving the customs inspection report, the authorized officer shall maintain the customs goods and keep the goods up-to-date and safe. In the same line, if it is found that any goods should be cut or destroyed, once a year, the authorized officer shall take action related to minha. If there is a loss of goods due to old age or due to divine event or destiny or due to natural causes, or if any goods do not work even after maintenance or if it is found that there is no benefit even after maintenance, keep the evidence or details as far as possible, keep clear evidence or details, Head of Financial Administration Branch, Bhandar If there is a joint decision of the employees, including the chief staff of the administration, if the pearl value is up to five thousand rupees, the secretary, if the pearl value is up to one hundred thousand rupees, by the relevant local body, and if the pearl value is more than that, it can be submitted to the council of the local body and it can be deducted according to the decision of the council.
(3) According to sub-rule (2), if the pearl price has not been disclosed, the authorized officer shall establish a committee including himself, a representative of the authorized level of the relevant fund and accounting controller office and one of the relevant expert authorized level, and the committee shall determine the price by looking at the market and utility. Should be done or caused. In this way, on the basis of the price fixed by the committee, the minha can be given as per sub-rule (2). But in the case of village development committee, the committee consisting of chairman, secretary and representative of the nearest government office can maintain the price.