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The Gazette

of India

EXTRAORDINARY

P U B L I S H ED BY AUTHORITY

HEW DELHI, THURSDAY. JUNE 30, 1949

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

NOTIFICATIONS

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 30th June 1949

No. 67-CW(25)/48.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of Essential Supplies (Temporary Powers) Act, 1946 (XXIV of 1946) the and Government is pleased to direct that the following further amend- ade in the Cotton Textiles (Export Control) Order, 1949,

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of paragraph 2 the words other than a p l a c ed Pakistan

the following shall be substituted, namely:-

visions of this clause shall apply only in relation to export laces or countries as the Central Government may by noti- fication Gazette specify in this behalf.

shall sell or agree to sell for export any cloth at an ex- piry price exceeds its standard price by more than 8 per cent, thereof, Every exporter shall- within 30 days of the export of any consignment produce before the Export Trade Controller concerned the invoice or ovices duplicate) pertaining to the consignment and giving such details as quantity and description of the goods consigned, export price of the goods, commission payable by the exporter to any selling agent outside India and other matters as the Export Trade Controller may by general or special order require be given. (iv) No person shall export any cloth the export price of which as deter- mined from the invoices mentioned in sub-clause (iii) exceeds its s t a n d a rd price.

(a) by more than 10 per cent, thereof' in a case where the exporter is himself the producer of the cloth exported; or

(b) by more than 15 per cent thereof in any other case:

provided that where the exporter satisfies the Export Trade Controller con- tainedthat he had, or has, to pay a commission to a selling agent outside in respect of the export, the percentages specified in this sub-clause may Increased to cover, the commission but not so as to make them more than per cent, and 17½ per cent, respectively: Provided further that in respect of cloth on which a duty of customs has paid an amount equal! to such duty may be added to the export price:

(v) The Cemrai Government may by general or special order exempt i cloth or any class of cloth or any transaction or class of transactions in cl< from all or any ol the provisions of sub-clauses (ii), (iii) and (iv).

(vi) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in sub-clauses and (iv) the seller cc exporter may odd to ihe sale price or the export price any cloth sold or exported by him;—

(a) the amount of sales tax, oetjoi or other local tax or cess 'paid payable in respect of such cloth; < (b) the amount of th" actual freight incurred in transporting such ck to the place a) wbich.it- is delivered or shipped for export if su place is more tha^'iOO miles from the place of manufaetuf provided that MX^ addition shall not exceed the amount of frei§ which would J we been incurred for the transport by direct roi of such e/'-iih. by tho means ol transport ordinarily employed;

.<-. li-.- iir->-^r ->i- tiie processing charges incurred by an exporter J \,

50)^48,--In pursuau'-e o± sub-elans Export Control) Order, 1949, the Cg !••> exempt from tho provis.ons ot sub-e.'auses (ii), (iiij •.doth contiacted tor export b\ ruanafactuivrR or e. issuft r>i 'his iiotific'Htio". ;