(1) When a check post is set up on a thorough fare or road under sub section (1) or under subsection (2) of section 46, barriers may be erected, across the road or thorough fare, in the form of a contrivance to enable vehicle or vessel being intercepted, detained and searched.

(2) No person shall transport within the State, across or beyond the notified area any consignment of goods if the value thereof exceeds one thousand rupees by any vehicle or vessel unless he is in possession of the records specified in sub-section (3) of section 46.

(3) No person shall transport within the State across or beyond the notified area or within two kilometers from the border area the following goods exceeding the weight as given against it, by head load or animal load, unless he is in possession of the records and documents prescribed in sub-rule (2)

(4) At any place within the area notified by Government under Sub-section (1) of section 46, the driver or any other person in charge of any vehicle or vessel specified in sub-section (3) of section 46, shall keep the vehicle or vessel stationery and any person referred to in sub-section (4) of Section 46 shall remain stationery or as the case may be keep the animal stationery as long as may be required by the Officer in charge of the notified area or any other Officer of the Commercial Taxes Department not lower in rank than an assessing authority and allow and enable the officer to inspect the goods under transport and to examine the records specified in sub-rule (2).

(5) When the officer in charge of the Check Post or barrier within the notified area is not at the Check Post or barrier, the driver or any other person in charge of any vehicle or vessel specified in sub-section (3) of section 46 shall keep the vehicle or vessel stationery and any person referred to in sub-section (4) of Section 46 shall remain stationery or as the case may be keep the animal stationery at the Check Post or barrier when required by the Peon on duty at the Check Post or barrier for a period not exceeding fifteen minutes in order to enable the Officer in charge of the Check Post or the barrier or the other Officer specified in sub-rule (4) to come and examine the goods and the records connected with the goods under transport.

(6) (a) Where the goods are brought from outside the State, the bill of sale, invoice or cash memoranda shall contain the particulars specified in Form No. 8 F

(b)The delivery note and the certificate of ownership referred to in sub-section (3) of section 46 shall be in Form No. 15 and Form No. 16 respectively:

Provided that when rubber is transported across the State' border, a declaration in Form No.1 or Form No.2 or Form No.3 or Form No.4 as prescribed under rule 43B of the Rubber Rules, 1955 shall also accompany the transport.

(c) Where goods are transported interstate either by vehicle or vessel under the cover of certificate of ownership by agriculturists, as owners of such goods produced by them, such certificate shall be got countersigned by the Commercial Tax Officer/Agricultural Income Tax Officer, as the case may be.

(d) The permit for notified goods referred to under sub-section (3) of section 46 shall be in Form No. 7 C

(7) Any person referred to in sub section (3) or sub section (4) of section 46 shall file a copy each of the document mentioned therein along with the declaration before the officer in charge of the check post or barrier.