Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 - Directorate General of ...

(1) Give types separately.
(2) Give length in metres.
1[TABLE A-I – OUTPUT, DESPATCH AND STOCKOFMICA* (in kilogrammes)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Stock at the Output during Sale or Dispatches during the Stock at the
beginning of the quarter quarter
end of the
the quarter
quarter
Consigned by Sold locally
rail or road
Crude mica
Dressed Mica
Mica Splittings
Waste Mica
INSTRUCTIONS
Signature of person
Signing the return
*If any other mineral, such as beryl, is also produced from the mine, particulars relating to such minerals
shall be given in Table A-II
TABLE A-II – OUTPUT, DESPATCH AND STOCK OF MINEALS OTHER THAN MICA (a)
Mineral
Sale or dispatches during he
worked (b)
quarter
INSTRUCTIONS
Stock at the
beginning of
the quarter
Output of
mineral (c)
during the
quarter
For export
market
For home
consumption
Stock at the
end of the
quarter
Metal
extracted if
any (b)
Name Qty.
Signature of person
Signing the return
(a) The figures should be stated
(i) in the case of gem-stones, in carats ;
(ii) in the case of gold, silver and other precious metals, in grams;
(iii) in the case of alum, amber, asbestos, beryl, graphite, jadestone, stealite, tin-ore, tungsten-ore,
radio active minerals and rare minerals, such as, molybdenite, monazite, pitch blende,
samarskite, tantalite and triplite, and also in case of tin, in kilogrammes; and
(iv) in the case of clay, limestone, magnesite, marble, phosphetic rock, slate, salt and other stone,
and all metalliferous ores except those referred to above, and also in case of other metals, in
tonnes.
(b) If more than one mineralsare raised or metals extracted, separate figures should be given for each one
of them.
(c) If the mineral is dressed, processed or treated before despach, the output of the dressed, processed or
treated mineral (instead of crude ore), as the case may be, should be given].