Section 6
Licences to sell price-controlled goods
The Price Controller may, subject to such conditions as he shall think fit, by written licence authorize any person to sell price-controlled goods or any particular class of price-controlled goods in any premises or at any place specified in the licence.
(2)
Every licence issued by the Price Controller under subsection (1) shall be valid for such period, not exceeding one year, as may be expressed therein and may, subject to any order made by any court under subsection 22(3) be renewed on payment of the prescribed fee for such further period not exceeding one year as the
Price Controller thinks fit.
(3)
The Price Controller may authorize any person who owns or who has his possession or under his control more than one place of business to sell price-controlled goods at one or more of those places of business and shall issue a separate licence subject to such conditions as he shall think fit, on payment of the prescribed fee in respect of every place of business at which he authorizes the goods to be sold.
(4)
Any person aggrieved by a refusal of the Price Controller to issue or renew a licence under this section may appeal against the refusal to the State Authority of the State in which the place of business is situate and the decision of the State Authority shall be final and shall not be called in question in any court.