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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 56] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1963/VAISAKHA 2, 1885

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 22nd April, 1963

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April 1963—March 1964.

No. 34-ITC(PN)/63.—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1963—March 1964 is contained in Sections I, II and III of this Public Notice. In formulating the policy, due consideration has been given to the suggestions received from the members of the Import Advisory Council as well as from the Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations.

SECTION I

THE LICENSING SYSTEM

The instructions contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1961, will be applied, subject to any provisions contained in the succeeding paragraphs.

2. Forms of applications.—Specimens of the application forms are reproduced In Appendix 6. These forms will be available with all the Licensing Authorities, and from the agents of Government Publications. If the forms are not readily available, there will be no objection to applicants using their own typed, cyclostyled or printed copies of the prescribed forms. The licensing authorities will not

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reject an application simply because it has not been made on the official printed form.

3. Additional copies of application.—Previously the applicants were required to submit an extra copy of each application marked duplicate or triplicate etc. as the case may be. It has now been decided that tbe extra copy of the application need not be submitted. The applicants should submit one copy of the application or submit the application in duplicate, triplicate or quadruplicate as required under the rules.

4. Income-tax verification.—The procedure for the allotment of Income-tax Verification Registration or Exemption Numbers has been set out in Appendix 5. It will be noticed that the I.V.C. Registration Scheme will also apply to applicants from Jammu and Kashmir and Chandernagore. As applications quoting Registration or Exemption Numbers expiring in March, 1963, or earlier are liable to rejec- tion, importers are advised to take steps immediately to obtain re- newal of such I.V.C. Registration or Exemption Numbers.

The Importers in the former French Establishments in India, namely, Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam are not required to obtain IVC Registration or Exemption Numbers, but they are required to hold a 'Patente¹ for doing Import/Export business and a Patente Registration number is allotted to them by the Controller of Imports and Exports, Pondicherry. The applicants in the said former French Establishments in India should produce in their

2(plications for Import licences the 'Patente' Registration number lotted to them by the Controller of Imports and Exports, Pondicherry instead of I.V.C. Registration or Exemption Numbers. However, Actual users are not required to furnish 'Patente' Registration number in the applications for import licences.

5. Form of Affidavit.—Applicants for import licences are some- times required to submit certificates along with their applications. There is an impression that these certificates have invariably to be submitted on stamped paper and sworn to before a Magistrate or Oath Commissioner. This, however, is incorrect. There is no need for importers to file an affidavit on stamped paper in respect of any declaration required to be given in terms of the remarks against any individual item mentioned in the Policy Statement (Section II to this Book) unless otherwise specified. Ordinarily, a certificate signed by the proprietor, partner or Managing Director of a firm, or by a person duly authorised to sign any legal declaration or document on behalf of the firm, will be acceptable to the licensing authorities. The forms of some of the certificates which need not be given on stamped paper will be found in Appendix 7. Formal affidavits have to be submitted on stamped paper and sworn to before a Magistrate or Oath Commissioner or a Notary Public or other autho- rity competent to administer the Oath and are required only in th" case of loss of documents/quota certificates/licences. The forma of these affidavits too are given in the same Appendix.

6. Licensing Authorities.—Apart from the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi (Telegraphic address chifconimp),

there are the following 11 Regional licensing authorities. Their telegraphic addresses are given against each:—

Licensing Authorities

Telegraphic Address

(i)

Imptradcon Calcutta

Jochconlmp Bombay

Impexcon Rajkot

Jochconlmp Madras

Imptradcon Emakulam

Crnipxlmp Pondlchonr

Imp^xcon Vlaakha- patnam The Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, 4, Esplanade East, Calcutta, with jurisdiction over those districts of Old Orissa, West Bengal, Tripura and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Nav Bhuvan, Nicol Road, Ballard Estate, Bombay, with jurisdiction over the whole of re-organised States of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat excluding those districts of Old Bombay State, which were formerly known as Saurashtra and Kutch. The Import Trade Controller, Rajkot, with jurisdiction over those districts of old Bombay State which were formerly known as Saurashtra and now included in Gujarat State. The Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Linghi Chetty Street, Madras, with jurisdiction over Madras and Andhra Pradesh except areas which are licensed by the regional authorities mentioned at (v—viii) below. The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Ernakulam with jurisdiction over Kerala, the Coimbatore District of Madras and Mangalore District of Mysore and Laccadive, Minicoy and Amindivi Islands. The Controller of Imports and Exports, Pondicherry, with jurisdiction over former French Establishments in India, namely, Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam. The Controller of Imports and Exports, Visakhapatnam, with jurisdiction over the following six districts of Andhra Pradesh:—

Srikakulam, Visakhapatnam, East Goda- vari, West Godavari, Krishna and Guntur.

(viii)

Conexlmp Bangalore The Controller of Imports and Exports, Old Government Soap Factory Building, Post Office Road, Bangalore, with jurisdic- tion over the whole of Mysore State except Mangalore District.

Licensing Authorities

(ix)

(x)

(xi) Telegraphic Address

Impcon New Delhi

Impexcon New Kandla.

Extracon Shillong

The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports, Central Licensing Area, Janpath, New Delhi with jurisdiction over the whole of U.P., Rajasthan, Punjab, Delhi, Hima- chal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir. The Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, New Kandla with jurisdiction over those districts of old Bombay State which were formerly known as Kutch and now included in Gujarat State. The Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, Shillong, with jurisdiction over the State of Assam, NEFA and Manipur.

7. Currency Areas.—In the past, the countries of the world were divided into two major groups, i.e., (i) the dollar area, and (ii) the Soft Currency Area, for licensing purposes. The distinction between Dollar and Soft Currency areas was removed during the licensing period April—September, 1961 and licences are now Issued as valid from 'General Area' covering all countries, except that certain licences issued under Capital Goods and H.E.P. Schemes and Export Promotion Schemes may be restricted to specified country or coun- tries. Licences will not be valid for import from South Africa/South West Africa.

8. Application Fees.—The fee scale shall be as follows:—

1. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 10,000—Rs. 15.

2. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 20,000—Rs, 25.

3. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 40,000—Rs. 35.

4. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 60,000—Rs. 50.

5. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 80,000—Rs. TO.

6. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 1,00,000—Rs. 90.

7. Where the value of the goods specified in the application

does not exceed Rs. 2,00,000—Rs. 150.

8. Where the value of the goods specified in the application exceeds Rs. 2,00,000;—Rs. 150 plus Rs. 25 for every Rs. 50,000 or part thereof in excess of Rs. 2,00,000 svbject to a maxi- mum of Rs. 2,500: Provided that in respect of bulk applications from Actual Users for import of raw materials and accessories falling

under different serial/sub-serial numbers of ITC Schedule, the following fees shall be leviable: —

Where the value of goods specified in the application ex- ceeds Rs. 2,00,000—Rs. 150 plus Rs. 30 for every Rs. 50,000 or part thereof in excess of Rs. 2,00,000 subject to a maximum of Rs. 2,500.

9. In respect of applications for import licences under the Export Promotion Scheme, the fees leviable shall be 50% of the amount of fees mentioned against items 1 to 8 above.

*Note:—In respect of applications for annual licences, the fees levi- able shall be twice the amount calculated on the basis of half the value of the goods specified in the application, in accordance with the scale of fees Indicated in the Table above.

Pees can be paid at any Government treasury or office of the State Bank of India or the Reserve Bank of India for credit to the Central Government under the head "Import Licence Fees", subordi- nate to the major head "XXXII—Miscellaneous Social and Develop- mental Organisation". This is applicable to all the States under the Indian territory except the State of Pondicherry. For this purpose a treasury or Bank Chalan should be filled, showing the parti- culars of the application in question, namely, description of gooda and value applied for. The Treasury or Bank will give back the chalan duly receipted and signed. This receipt should be attached to the application on which the details of the treasury receipt should be quoted. No fees shall be leviable on an application if the value of the goods specified in the application does not exceed Rs. 250 and if the Import of the goods is required for the personal consumption of the applicant for purposes not connected with trade or manufacture. Similarly, no fees will be charged to a Government Depart- ment, local authority or an educational or charitable institution importing goods for its own consumption even if the import is made through another agency under a letter of authority. If the applicant belongs to one of the aforesaid exempted categories, he should say so clearly in his application. Import licence fees payable in Pondicherry in respect of applications for import licences made to the Controller of Imports and Exports, Pondicherry should be credited under the major head "LII—Miscellaneous" instead of "XXXII—Miscellaneous Social and Developmental Organisation''.

9. Fees on Appeals.—In order to discourage frivolous appeals it has been decided to levy a small fee of Rs. 5 on all appeals preferred to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, against the orders of the licensing authorities. No fee shall be leviable on first appeals which should ordinarily be made to the Head of the licensing office in which the applications in question were originally dealt with. However, in the case of the Port Offices at Visakhapatnam, Pondicherry and Bangalore and the Port Offices at Rajkot and New Kandla, the first appeals should be made to the J.C.C.I. & E., Madras and J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, respectively. In the case of the Port Office at Shlllong, the first appeal should be made to the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

10. Fees for additional or replacement licences.—In the remarks column against a few items in the policy statement in Section II, it has been stated that additional licences will be granted on application to specified categories of applicants. Applicants will be required to pay fees in accordance with the prescribed scale on all applications for additional licences. Likewise, fees in accordance with the prescribed scale have to be paid on all applications for replacement licences.

11. Fees for Grant of Subsidiary Licences,—In order to facilitate the clearance of the goods through the different sections of the same Custom House, requests for subsidiary licences against the existing licence would be entertained by the licensing authorities vide Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 26-ITC (PN) /60, dated 5th March 1960. A fee of Rs. 5 for each subsidiary licence would be charged. In this connection the importers may also refer to paras 10 and 79—82 of chapter 2 of Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1961.

12. Categories of Importers.—For the purposes of licensing, Importers are divided into the following four broad categories: —

(a) Established Importers, (b) Actual Users, (c) New Comers, and (d) Others, who do not fall in any of the above categories.

13. Last date for submission of applications.—Unless otherwise stated in this Section of the Red Book or in the remarks column in Section II, applicants should submit their applications complete in all respects on or before the dates specified below against each category of importers:

Established Importers—

(i) Established Importers applications for Drugs and medicines (Sr. Nos. 87, 109/IV), Motor Vehicle parts (Sr. Nos. 293, 295 & 297/IV) and Chemicals (Sr. Nos. 22, 31/V)—31st July, 1963.

(11) Established Importers applications for all other Items—

30th June, 1963.

Actual Users (Scheduled industries borne on the registers of the Directorate General of Technical Development—15th July, 1963.

Other Actual Users—15th August, 1963. All others—30th June, 1963.

N.B.—In the case of industries in the Small Scale Sector, applications for Capital equipment including machine tools will be accepted as and when received even after the expiry of the prescribed last date, i.e. 15th August, 1963.

In respect of items for which applications on ad hoc basis have been invited, the last dates prescribed for Established Importers/ Actual Users will be applicable according to the category of applicant

In cases where parties other than Established Importers/Actual Users apply, the last date fixed for "Others" will be applicable.

Applications received after the prescribed dates are liable to be summarily rejected and applicants are, therefore, advised in their own interests to submit applications complete in all respects much In advance of the last dates as prescribed above. The licensing authorities may, however, entertain an application from an estab- lished importer for a quota/additional licence which is received complete in all respects or is completed by supplying the deficiencies, within 30 days from the prescribed last date for receipt of the appli- cation. But in such cases the value of the quota/additional licence, if otherwise due, will be reduced by 25 per cent. The cut will also be applicable to minimum value quota/additional licences.

Firms which have undergone changes in constitution should also submit their applications for quota licences by the prescribed date (s) making a cross reference to their applications for recognition of new established importers and grant of quotas. In such cases applications for licences will, however, be considered only after orders on their case regarding recognition of new established importers and grant of quotas, are passed.

Firms which have submitted applications for establishment/ re-flxation of quotas complete in all respects within the last date prescribed for the submission of such applications may also submit their applications for quota licences by the prescribed date making a cross reference to their applications for establishment/re-flxation of quota. In such cases, applications for quota licences will be considered only after the quota certificates are granted.

14. Open General Licences.—Open General Licence No. IV pub- lished with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry Order No. 2/61, dated the 28th February, 1961 as amended vide Ministry of Com- merce and Industry Order No. 1/62, dated the 2nd January, 1962 which permits the imports of (i) free gifts of books upto the value of Rs. 250 in favour of individuals or institutions; (ii) Blue prints and Drawings (including Micro-films which are photographic reductions thereof) relating to Machinery and Plant sites, works and buildings of no commercial value and supplied free of charge; (Hi) Bonafide samples supplied free of charge in one consignment upto value limit of Rs. 250 (c.i.f.); and (iv) of replacement consignments, continues to be In force. The Open General Licence has been reproduced in Appendix 13.

15. Annual Licensing.—This Red Book contains policy for the year April 1963—March 1964. All applicants whether Established Importers, Actual Users or others should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis to cover their yearly entitle- ment/requirement. In the case of Established Importers, the applications should be made for double of the half yearly entitlement calculated In terms of the provisions contained in para. 35 of Chapter II of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1961 after allowing the benefits of minimum value and enhancement of value wherever permissible. Similarly, the actual users should submit applications

for their annual requirements for the year April 1963—March 1964. Others should also submit applications for the year April 1963— March 1064.

It should be noted that the applications on annual basis should be made once only within the last dates prescribed in this Red Book. Only one application for an annual licence will be entertained.

The foreign exchange position continues to be difficult and due to non-availability of the full yearly quota of foreign exchange, it would not be possible to issue licences to all applicants for their full entitle- ment. Annual licences, where granted, will be subject to the follow- ing conditions :—

(1) During the first six months of the period of validity of the licence, the licensee shall be entitled to order shipment of goods to the extent of 50 per cent, only of the value of the licence, and remittance to the extent of 50 per cent only will be allowed to him during the said period. The licensee shall not enter into any irrevocable commitment in respect of any part of the balance of 50 per cent of the value of the licence during the said period.

(2) The balance 50 per cent, of the value of the licence can be utilised only after the first six months of the validity period of the licence, after endorsement by the licensing authority and will be subject to such change in value as may be decided upon by Government.

In other cases, licences covering first half yearly entitlement will bo issued as the first instalment and supplementary licences covering next half yearly entitlement will be issued subject to such cuts as may be decided upon by Government in the next half year.

Annual licences will be issued with the initial validity period applicable to six monthly licences as specified in para 64 of this section and within this initial validity period the first 50 per cent of the value of the licence should be utilised.

In the next half year when the annual licence is presented to the licensing authority for endorsement for validation of the second half of the licence subject to such change in value as may be decided upon, the validity period of the licence will be extended by another six months for utilisation of the second half of the licence.

A separate announcement will be made to indicate the scope of annual licensing.

ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS

16. Definition.—Established Importers are persons or firms who have been actually engaged in import trade of the articles comprised in any one serial number or sub-serial number, as the case may be, of the I.T.C. Schedule during at least one financial year (1st April to 31st March) falling within the basic period as specified for the

particular serial number or sub-serial number. The importers may choose the best year from the basic period for the purpose of obtaining quota certificates certifying the value of their best year'i imports.

17. Basic Period.—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of Established Importers is from 1st April, 1051 to 31st March, 1952. In the case of Art Silk Yarn, the basic period will continue to be from 1st April 1945 to 31st March 1951. The basic period has been extended to 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 19&5-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60 and 1960-61 in the case of a large number of items. The list of items for which the basic period has been extended will be found in Appendix 9. In respect of items which were covered by Open General Licences Nos. xLlV and XLV, dated 28th September, 1956 and which have now, been brought to quota licensing, the basic period will be any financial year from 1952-53 to 1955-56 only provided that;

(1) in the case of any such items included in lists E. F, G, H and I of Appendix 9, the basic period will be from 1952-93 to 1956-57, 1952-53 to 1957-58, 1962-53 to 1958-59, 1952-53 to 1959-60 and 1952-53 to 1960-61 respectively; and

(ii) in respect of composite Serial Nos./Sub-Nos. consisting of a number of items where certain specific item (s) was/were included in the said OGLs the basic period will be from 1951-52 to 1955-56.

18. With effect from the October, 1959—March, 1960 licensing period the basic period has been curtailed to exclude the period commencing from 1945-46 to 1950-51. No applications for fixation/ re-establishment of quotas will now be accepted in respect of past Imports in any financial year from 1045-46 to 1950-51. Quotas already fixed in respect of imports during the period from 1945-46 to 1950-51 will continue to be accepted for the grant of quota licences.

19. Procedure of calculating value of licences.—Quota licences are given to established importers as a percentage of the total value of Imports In any one financial year, out of the specified basic period, of the Importer's choice, as evidenced

(a) by valid quota certificates issued on security forms;

(b) by registration numbers issued by J.C.C.I., Calcutta, or the licensing authority concerned in connection with the Quota Registration Scheme.

No other evidence need be tendered along with the application.

As the distinction between Dollar and Soft currency areas has since been removed, only one application for quota licence on 'General Area' as defined in para. 7 of this Section should be made on the basis of evidence of past imports as mentioned above. But in the caae of Serial Numbers or Sub-serial Numbers for which separate quota licences could be issued during October, 1960—March, 1961 on former General Area and Former Soft currency area in respect of past im- ports from Dollar and Soft currency areas respectively, the parties

holding two quota certificates In respect of past imports from Dollar and Soft currency areas falling in different basic years, will be eligible to receive quota licence on the combined value of the two quota certi- ficates. It has been represented that in such cases the quota holders ol small values will be adversely affected as they will receive only one minimum value quota licence on General Area whereas in October, 1960—March, 1961 they received two minimum value quota licences i.e. one on the former General Area and the other on the former Soft Currency Area. In order to help the quota holders of small values, it has been decided that in respect of items for which two separate quota licences were issued on the former General and the former Soft Currency Areas respectively in the period October, 1960— March, 1961, the minimum value of quota licence on General Area for the half year would be for double the amount admissible in terms of the provisions made in para 31 of Section 1. This concession of grant of quota licences for double the amount of the minimum value will not be extended to additional licences granted to established Importers.

20. According to the provisions contained in para 28 of Chapter 2 of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1961, the Established Im- porter will be granted a quota certificate on the basis of the c.i.f. value of his Imports of goods falling under the same serial number or sub- serial number from the General Area in a common completed finan- cial year selected by him within the basic period. But he may be holding two separate quota certificates in respect of his past imports from former Dollar Area and former Soft Currency Area granted prior to April-September, 1961 licensing period. The Established Im- porters holding two such quota certificates should submit only one application for a quota licence from General Area in the manner in- dicated below:—

(i) In the case of items which were licensable from Soft currency area only during October 1960—March 1961 licens- ing period, the Established Importer holding two Quota Certificates on former Dollar Area and former Soft Cur- rency Area will be entitled to receive quota licence on the combined value of both the quota certificates provided the past imports shown In the quota certificates fall in the same financial year within the basic period. But if the imports fall in different basic years, the Established Importer will be free to claim a quota licence only on one quota certificate which may be advantageous to him for the purpose of obtaining a quota licence.

(11) In the case of a serial number or sub-serial number for which separate quota licences could be Issued on General Area and Soft Currency Area during October 1960—March 1961 licensing period, the Established Importer holding two Quota Certificates in respect of past imports from former Dollar and former Soft Currency Areas in different basic years, will be eligible to receive quota licence on the com- bined value of the two quota certificates. In such cases also the Established Importer should submit only one applica- tion for a quota licence.

(ill) The Established Importers should give a declaration In the following form along with their applications:—

"We possess/do not possess two quota certificates for serial No./sub-serial No. (to be specified) and declare that we have submitted only one application for obtaining quota licence."

21. In para. 20 of Section I of the Red Book for January-June, 1955, it was notified that with effect from the July-December, 1955 licensing period, the old Quota-Certificates will not be accepted for grant of import licences. However, such of the importers who had not received Quota Certificates on security forms, were advised to do so immediately and this concession had been extended upto July—December, 1956. With effect from January—June, 1957, the quota certificates, if any, on non-security paper will no longer be accepted for calculation of quotas. It may be noted that in no case, will an import licence be granted on the basis of the old quota certifi- cates (i.e., quota certificates not issued on security form).

22. If instead of obtaining the import licence on the basis of the quota certificate, the applicant desires for some good reason, to have his quota established afresh or revised he should submit an application to the licensing authority mentioned in column 3 of the policy statement in Section II, Previously, the application for the establishment of quotas used to form part of the application for the grant of a licence. In the interest of simplicity and despatch, applications for the establishment or revision of quotas should henceforward be made separately.

23. Establishment or refixation of quotas.—Applications for estab- lishment or refixation of quotas should he made in form 'F' given in Appendix 6, and should be accompanied by:

(1) the previous quota certificate, wherever it is sought to be revised;

(2) a certified copy of the import licence, if any, received for the previous half year;

(3) a statement of basic year's imports in the forms prescribed in Appendix 6, supported by relevant documents men- tioned in paragraph 25 of Chapter II of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1961;

(4) a statement giving reasons to prove the necessity for the establishment or refixation of the quota.

24. Applications for establishment/re-fixation of quota will be entertained in respect of items for which the basic period has been extended or in cases in which the licensing authority is satisfied that the applicant has been unable, for some good reason, to prove his basic imports and to establish his quota in the previous licensing periods. The need for establishing fresh quotas will, for Instance, arise in cases in which the item in question has been allotted a sepa- rate serial number, or the system of quota licensing has been intro- duced for the first time, or the applicant was unable, for some good

reason (e.g. litigation or financial difficulties), to apply for facilities to participate in the import trade. If the licensing authority is satisfied that it is necessary to establish a fresh quota or revise the quota certificate, the basic imports will be determined, and the quota calculated in accordance with the prescribed procedure. In the case of imports at the port of Calcutta, the Customs Authorities were not issuing an extra copy of the Bills of Entry and instead Customs duty receipts were being issued; in such cases either the exchange control copy of the Bills of Entry or the Customs duty receipts together with the Bank Drafts, and the relevant invoices duly attested by the Customs Appraiser, may be accepted in lieu of the triplicate copy of the Bill of Entry. Since 14th May, 1952, the Customs authorities at Calcutta had, in addition to the Exchange Control Copy of the Bill of Entry, started issuing to the importers an extra copy of the Bill of Entry, namely, the quadruplicate copy. With effect from 15th February, 1954, however, the Calcutta Customs authorities have modified the procedure and have started issuing to the importer a triplicate copy of the Bill of Entry together with the Exchange Control Copy. With effect from the dates specified above, therefore, the quadruplicate/triplicate copies of the Bill of Entry alone (and not the Exchange Control Copies) duly supported by the relevant invoices will be accepted. No application need be made for fixation of quota for items which are under O.G.L. or which are banned or whose imports are canalised through some particular agency and are not open to Established Importers.

25. Applications for establishment/re-ftxation of quotas should be made so as to be received not later than 15th June, 1963. Applica- tions received thereafter will be entertained upto 15th September, 1963 subject to the condition that quota certificates granted on the basis of such late applications will not entitle the applicants to claim licences for April 1963—March 1964.

26. Established importers having more than one office in India.— In the past established importers having more than one office in India were permitted to make separate applications to different Licensing Authorities on the basis of the location of the particular branch whose name appeared on the documents submitted for estab- lishing the import quota. In a number of cases, these separate quotas were claimed and obtained on the basis of imports in different basic years. This procedure resulted in inflation of quotas and caused many difficulties. Consequently, provision had to be made in para- graph 11 of Section I of the Policy Book for the licensing period January—June 1953, to the effect that the basic year for the Head Office and all its Branches should be one and the same. The firmi affected by this provision must already have selected a particular financial year as the common basic year and must also have cbtain- ed revised quota certificate certifying the value of imports in that year. The Head Offices and Branches of these firms should, when applying to different licensing authorities, append to their applica- tion a certificate as in Appendix 7, certifying that all the Branches of the firm throughout the country have selected a particular financial year as the common basic year and the quota certificate on the basis of which the import licence is claimed, gives the

certified particulars of previous imports in that common basic year. The Head Office or the Branch of a firm may make a consolidated application for import licence on the basis of past imports standing in the name of the Head Office and all the Branches. Such applica- tions should be accompanied with a certificate to the effect that all the other Branches of the firm have not made and will not make any application for import licence for the same item during the same period to any other Licensing Authority. It should, however, be noted that the Head Office and the Branches of a firm should obtain separate quota certificates in respect of past imports standing in the name of each of them. Under the rules, the clearance of goods import- ed by a branch of a firm should be allowed only against a licence issued to that particular branch. But a relaxation has been allowed to permit the clearance of goods imported by one branch against a licence issued to another branch. In such cases the Bill of Entry will show the number of the licence and full particulars of the licence- holder and the benefit of past imports for the purpose of quota fixation will be given to the branch holding the licence against which the imports have been effected and not to the branch which cleared the goods.

27. For the purpose of determining, whether the applicants are separate entities or branches, the following will be the criteria:—

(i) If the firms are assessed to Incometax jointly i.e. have ft common I.V.C. No. they will be treated as branches or a Head Office and its branches.

(ii) If the firms are proprietory and partnership concerns and are assessed to income-tax separately and have separate I.V.C. Nos. but are owned by one and the same person or the same set of persons, they will be treated as branches or Head Office and its branches.

(iii) Limited companies, whether Public or Private with the same set of Directors or otherwise which are assessed to income tax separately and have separate I.V.C. No. will be treated as separate entities.

28. Quota Registration Scheme.—The scheme was first applied to Miscellaneous Hardware and later extended to 13 other items. Its working was reviewed in March 1953 when it was found that be cause of the sub-division of many of the items included under it, Importers had experienced difficulties in establishing their quota and the licensing authority has had to enter into prolonged corres- pondence. As a result of this review, it was decided to remove the following items from the Quota Registration Scheme: —

1. Safety Razor blades ... 277-1V 2. Sheet and plate glass .. 244-IV. 3. Glass table-ware excluding glass

tumblers

.. 245-IV.

4. Glass and Glass-ware not otherwise

5 Cycles 6. Motor vehicle parts

specified and lacquered-ware .. 248-IV. ... 300-IV. ... 293, 295 and 297-IV.

The position was further reviewed and it was decided with effect from 1st April 1961 to remove the following remaining items also from the Quota Registration Scheme:—

1. (A) Electric Lighting Bulbs (excluding elec-

... 38-A-II

tric bulbs for torches) (a) General lighting service lamps upto 500 watts in all finishes including frosted, inside white opal and Day light blue.

(b) All types of train lighting and

cablight lamps.

(c) Studio and projector lamps.

(d) Flourescent tubes.

(e) Motor Car lamps (Auto-bulbs).

(f) Other lamps.

(B) Electric bulbs for torches ... 250-IV

2. Domestic hardware and stoves made of

aluminium

... 267-1V

3. Domestic hardware and stoves not made of

aluminium

... 268-IV

4. Paints and Varnish brushes

... 321-IV

5. Toilet brushes

... 322-1V

6. Brushes all sorts excluding paint and varnish

brushes, toilet brushes and brooms .. 324-IV

7. Motor cycles. — 294-IV

8. Cycle parts.

... 301-IV

9. Miscellaneous hardware.

... 275(a)-IV

The licences for all the above items for April 1963—March 1964 can be obtained in the same manner as licences for other items as prescribed in para. 19 above.

29. Imports from Pakistan.—Imports from Pakistan are not being taken into account for the purpose of calculating basic imports from General Area; but as a measure of relief to importers from Pakistan it has been decided to issue additional licences based on proved imports from Pakistan. Importers who wish to make use of this concession should submit a clear statement of imports from Pakistan in the basic year selected by them for imports from other areas. The statement should be supported by original documents as prescribed in paragraph 25 of Chapter II of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1961. The value of the licence will be calculated on

the same quota as is applicable, in respect of the items concerned, to the General area as a whole. The licence will be valid for imports from the General area.

30. Quotas upto which Licences will not be issued.—Quota/ Additional licences to Established Importers will not be given if the value of the past imports on which quota is claimed is upto the minimum indicated in the following Table:—

Quota percentage of article as given in Section II

The value of past imports upto which no quott licence will be granted

(i) 25% or less

Rs. 100/-

(li) Over 25%

Rs. 200/-

31. Minimum value of licences.—-In cases where the past imports on which quota is claimed exceed the limits mentioned in para. 30 above the minimum value Quota/Additional licences will be granted •as follows, unless it is otherwise provided elsewhere:—

20% or less

Rs. 500

Over 20% and upto *nd including 40%

Rs. 750

Over 40%

Rs. 1,000

The minimum value of additional licences will be calculated on the basis of percentage applicable to quota licences as shown in Col 4 of the policy statement in Section II of the Red Book.

In the case of firms who split up their business and ask for division of quota rights in terms of the provisions made in para. 77 (iv) of Section I of the Red Book, the division of quota rights is allowed to enable the reconstituted succeeding parties to get their propor- tionate share of the approved quota of the original firm. It has been decided that while allowing the division of quota rights in such cases, none of the re-constituted succeeding parties will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences as provided in this para, but the total value of licences admissible to the reconstituted succeeding parties will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm had there been no dissolution. The quota certificates granted to such parties will be suitably endorsed in this regard.

32. Issue of Import Licences to Established Importers against appli- cations for back periods.—Although every possible effort is made by

the licensing authorities to dispose of all the applications for import licences submitted in a particular licensing period within the currency of the licensing period, there may be cases where the final disposal of the application is delayed for the following reasons:—

(i) Laches on the part of the applicant in making incomplete application or late submission of required documents/ information.

(ii) Delays in the consideration of the cases due to unforeseen and uncontrolled circumstances in the office of the Import Trade Control licensing authorities.

It should be noted that in the types of cases covered by category (i) no import licence would be granted against the applications for the back period. But in the types of cases covered by Category (ii), the applications from Established Importers for back periods will be considered subject to availability of foreign exchange ceiling, in the following manner:—

(a) Where the licensing policy of the item concerned has been radically changed i.e. canalisation of imports through the State Governments or State Trading Corporation or any official or semi-official organisation, no licences will be granted.

(b) In the case of other items, licences may be issued against applications pertaining to the immediately preceding licensing period according to the licensing policy appli- cable during that period. No licences will, however, be granted against applications pertaining to the periods other than the immediately preceding period; except that in any specific cases of hardship licences to Established Importers may be granted on ad hoc basis for permissi- ble items only after applying a suitable cut wherever necessary. Such licences will be subject to such restric- tions and conditions as may be deemed fit,

ACTUAL USERS

33. Definition.—Actual users have been defined as those who require raw materials or accessories for use in an industrial manufac- turing process. For the period July—December 1952, an additional condition, limiting the scope of actual users to undertakings employ- ing not less than 50 workers had been prescribed. The condition caused inconvenience in some cases, and, consequently, it was not enforced strictly during the period January—June 1953. The same practice will be continued during the year April 1963—March 1964. When making an application for an import licence in accord- ance with the procedure laid down below, due regard should be paid to the provisions of the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951. The applicant should satisfy himself that the undertaking is, if BO required by the Act, duly registered or licensed.

34 Application forms.—The forms of application for use by Industrial undertakings applying for the grant of an actual user

import licence are given in Appendix 6. The form (C) given in Appendix 6, is to be used by industrial firms borne on the registers of the Industrial Advisers (Directorate General of Technical Deve- ment, Ministry of Economic and Defence Coordination, New Delhi), when applying for the import of materials, or accessories required for use in the industry registered with the Directorate General of Technical Development. The form (B) given In Appendix 6 should be used by all other Actual Users. In cases where the essentiality certifi- cate obtained by the applicant from the certifying authority is attach- ed with the application or is submitted to the Licensing Authority separately, the Essentiality Certificate should bear the following •endorsement duly signed by the applicant:—

"This essentiality certificate has been obtained by me from the and the contents of the (name of the certifying Authority) certificate have not been changed or altered

Signature of the applicant"

SCHEDULED INDUSTRIES BORNE ON THE REGISTERS OF THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT

35 Procedure for admission of applications for import licences or amendment of licences.—Actual Users borne on the registers of the Industrial Advisers for a particular industry should in respect of the stores required for that industry apply to the Chief Controller of Imports through the Directorate General of Technical Development (Co-ordination). It is not necessary for such units to obtain any certificate from any other authority. These applications will be for- warded by the Directorate General of Technical Development with their recommendations to the Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi, for necessary action.

36. Actual Users borne on the list of the Directorate General of Technical Development should observe the following procedure in "submitting their applications:—

(I) In addition to the information furnished against column B(i) of form 'C\ the applicants should in their covering letter indicate precisely:— (a) the name of the particular industry for which th" stores are to be imported; and

(b) the total c.i.f. value in rupees.

(ii) Envelopes should be superscribed "Import Applications'* and addressed to Assistant Director (Co-ordination—II), Directorate General of Technical Development, Ministry of Economic and Defence Coordination, New Delhi.

(ill) The applicants should ensure that the applications are posted in time to reach the Directorate General of Techni- cal Development by the due date; applications sent by post and received in Directorate General of Technical Development after the due date are likely to be summarily rejected.

(iv) It should be noted that the bulk applications for raw materials should not include spare parts of machinery.

Separate applications should be made for import of spar* parts of machinery.

(v) The factory Number allotted by the Directorate General ol Technical Development to the Scheduled unit should invariably be given in the relevant column in the applica- tion form.

37. Requests for increase in the quantity or value of the licence or for any addition in the items licensed should also be routed through) the Industrial Adviser concerned.

38. I.T.C. Classification ol raw materials.—The Actual Users borne on the registers of the Industrial Advisers Directorate General of Technical Development are required to show the I.T.C. classification of the individual items in their applications. It is noticed that this. requirement has not been complied with in a number of cases. It i" therefore, again impressed on the intending applicants that they should invariably show the I.T.C. classification of the individual items in their applications failing which the Directorate General of Techni- cal Development will refuse to entertain such applications. The- applicants should also enclose 10 copies of the list showing the detail* of items sought to be imported together with their value, quantity and I.T.C. classification with the application.

39. Delay in submission of applications.—It has come to notice t h at Actual Users borne on the registers of the Industrial Advisers submit their applications for import licences to the Industrial Advisers jua* Uefore the last date prescribed for the submission of applications. This is done presumably on the understanding that the more t he stock of raw materials is depleted the larger will be the quantity to which the applicant will be entitled. This is not, however, correct On the other hand, the above practice results, in the rush ol applica- tions at the last staee and hampers the progress of disposal. It is •hereby clarified that the Industrial Advisers will take into considera- tion only the stock expected to be held with the applicant in ther middle of the licensing period irrespective of the date of application- Actual Users are, therefore, advised that they should not delay the- .submission of their applications and all applications should preferably be made in the beginning of the licensing period, giving the stock of. the raw materials held at the time of application.

SCHEDULED INDUSTRIES NOT BORNE ON THE REGISTERS OF THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL, DEVE- LOPMENT AND NON-SCHEDULED INDUSTRIES—OTHER THAN SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES—

40 Certifying Authorities.—Actual Users who are (i) not borne on the registers of the Industrial Advisers (Directorate General of Technical Development) or (ii) borne on the registers of the Indus- trial Advisers (Directorate General of Technical Development) but not for the particular industry in respect of which the application is proposed to be made, should submit their applications to the licensing authority shown against the item concerned in column 3 of the Policy statement given in Section II. The application should be accompanied by an essentiality certificate In the form given in Appendix 6 from the certifying officer concerned. The officers who are authorised to

Issue the certificates of the essential requirements of actual users ere:—

(a) The Industries Commissioner or the Director of Industrie**, as the case may be, of the State where the factory is locat- ed tor industries other than those detailed below;

(b) the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, in the case of Textile Industry, other than jute, hemp and silk and Textile Engineering Industry.

(c) the Chairman, Tea Board, Calcutta, for requirements in respect of Tea Industry;

(d) the Chairman, Indian Coffee Board, for requirements In respect of the coffee industry;

(e) the Director, (Sugar Technical) Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati, Ministry of Food & Agriculture, New Delhi, for requirements in respect of the sugar industry;

(f) Chairman, Indian Rubber Board, Kottayam, for require- ments in respect of rubber estates;

(g) Ministry of Mines and Fuel, New Delhi, for requirements ol the Petroleum industry;

(n) the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta, in the case ol requirements of producers of iron and steel and re-rolling mills, excluding Re-rolling mills etc. which do not require the permission of Iron and Steel Controller as per Govern- ment of India, former Ministry of Steel, Mines and Fuel (Department of Iron and Steel) Notification No. SC(A)-1 (28)/59 dated 4th June 1960;

(i) the Coal Controller, Calcutta, for requirements of collieries; (j) the Central Water and Power Commission (Power Wing), Government of India, Bikaner House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi, in the case of requirements of electricity undertakings;

(k) the Central Silk Board in respect of the requirements of the Silk Industry;

(1) the State Directors of Handlooms for requirements of ihe handloom industries;

(m) the Chief Director, Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati, Ministry of Food & Agriculture, New Delhi for require- ments of Vanaspati industry;

(H) the Chairman, Coir Board, Ernakulam, for the require- ments of coir industry;

(0) the Director General of Shipping, Bombay, for the require- ments of Shipping Industry/Shipping Companies. (ID respect of sea going vessels.)

The requirements in respect of inland steam and motor vessels will be certified by the Principal Officer, Mercantile Marine Department of the area concerned. (p) the Directorate of Marketing and Inspection, Ministry ol Food and Agriculture, Department of Agriculture, Nagpur, for requirements of fruit and vegetable preservation industry;

(q) Jute Commissioner, Calcutta, for the requirements of Jute and Rope Industry;

(r) the Director, Indian Bureau of Mines, Nagpur, for the requirements of mines (other than collieries);

(s) the Director of Fisheries of the State concerned for the requirements of canning, freezing and other fisher? industries;

(t) the State Drugs Control Authorities (as shown in Annexure IV to Appendix 19 to this Red Book) for the requirement* of pharmaceutical industry; and

(u) the Salt Commissioner, Jaipur for the requirements of the Salt Industry in the private sector.

41. Basis and scope of Licensing.—(a) The licences for raw materials will, ordinarily be Issued on the basis of certified require- ments for twelve months' consumption; but the certified requirements wttl be scrutinised by the licensing authority and an appropriate reduction will, where necessary, be made after taking into account— (i) the stock held on the date of application and the expected

arrivals against licences in hand;

(ii) the quantum of import likely to be available through the

commercial channels;

(iii) the quantum of similar goods or substitutes likely to b"

available from indigenous sources; and

(iv) the past imports of the item in question by the Actual Users.

(b) It has been represented that for items in respect of which A.U. provision has been made in Section II of the Red Book, the licences should be issued for full certified requirements without making any reduction. In this connection, it may be clarified that In some cases the goods of certain specific types/grades/quality are being manufactured indigenously, but there is need only for import of special varieties of goods to meet specialised end-uses. There may be other cases in which the goods manufactured indigenously are not sufficient to cope with the domestic demand and in such cases the import has to be allowed to meet the shortfall between the domestic demand and the availability from internal sources. Therefore, in all such cases, it may not be possible to issue A.U. licences for the full certified requirements and licensing has to be done keeping in view the provisions of sub-para, (a) above.

(c) Normally the applications from Actual Users who are apply- ing for the first time would be rejected. Similarly in the case of Actual Users who have been making imports of the items in question against Actual User licences granted to them against earlier periods, licences in excess of their average past imports will not normally be granted. However, in hard cases where the Actual User is unable to cbtain his requirements from the open market, the port licensing authority may in his discretion issue a licence to meet the Actual Users requirements subject to the availability of the foreign exchange and on the special recommendation of the certifying authorities.

(d) The items licensable to Actual Users have been indicated in the appropriate column of the Policy statement in Section II of thla

Book. A consolidated list of these Items has been given In Appendix 4. Applications from Actual Users for item3 which are not shown •a lieensable to Actual Users in Section II of the Red Book will not ordinarily be entertained. Requirements for such itema should be met either by using indigenous substitutes, or by purchases from internal stocks against import through established channels.

SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES

42. Procedure for submission of applications.—Small Scale Industries will include all industrial units with a capital investment at not more than Rs. 5 lakhs Irrespective of the number of persons employed. Actual users applications from small scale Industries for import of essential raw materials, machinery and components will be considered by the Licensing Authorities at ports except that the applications in respect of items which are centralised with a parti- cular licensing authority as shown in Appendix 71 of the Red Book may be made to the centralised licensing authority. Actual user applications should be made in the prescribed form and manner and duly supported by the Essentiality Certificate from the State Director of Industries except that in the case of Textile Engineering Indus- tries, Pharmaceutical industry and Handloom industries, the essen- tiality certificate from the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, the State Drugs Control authorities (as shown in Annexure IV to Appendix 19 to this Red Book) and the State Directors of Handlooms respectively should be furnished. The Small Scale Industries should mark their applications with capital letters 'S.S.I.' in order to facilitate quick disposal.

43. In the case of industries in the Small Scale Sector applications for capital equipment including machine tools of permissible varieties upto Rs. 5,000 should be made to the Port Licensing authority con- cerned. Applications for capital equipment for value in excess of Rs. 5,000 should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Applications for banned type of machine tools and for permissible varieties of machine tools for value exceeding Rs. 5,000 and below Rs. 1,00,000 should be made to the Development Officer (Tools), Tools Directorate, New Delhi. Such applications will be dealt with as and when received.

While there is a considerable development of small scale indus- tries in all States resulting m increased demand for raw materials/ components and capital equipment, in view of the acute foreign exchange difficulty, the over-all commercial quota has had to be reduced. The following points should, therefore, be kept in view by the State Directors of Industries and the Port licensing authori- ties in according priorities while dealing with applications for Capital Equipment:

(i) Industries with export potential and those in the manu- facture of essential items which are otherwise being imported and the production of which will save foreign exchange expenditure, should be encouraged;

>i\) Industries engaged in the manufacture of non-essential items and those involving heavy imports of raw materials

should be discouraged. New industries for the manufac- ture of items for which adequate manufacturing capacity exists in the country should also be discouraged.

44. Form of Essentiality Certificates.—it has been decided to revise the form of Essentiality Certificate to be granted by the State Directors of Industries to the Small Scale Industrie*. The revised form ol Essentiality Certificate is reproduced in Appendix 44. This may be used in the case of Small Scale Industrie? whose requirements of raw materials, machinery or components do not exceed Rs. 1 lakh. In cases where the requirements of small scale industries for raw materials and components exceed Rs. 1 lakh, the form of Essentiality Certificate adopted by the large scale actual users as appended to form 'B' in Appendix 6 will be used. But for requirements of machi- nery and capital equipments exceeding Rs. 1 lakh, the form of Essen- tiality certificate given in Appendix 44 as revised should be used.

45. Validity of Essentiality Certificates.—As stated in para, 15 above, the Actual Users will be required to submit their applications for their yearly requirements for the period from April 1963 to March 1964. The State Directors of Industries should, therefore, issue Essentiality Certificates in respect of requirements of Actual Users for the period from 1st April 1963 to 31st March 1964. The Essentiality Certificates issued in the previous half year will no longer be valid.

In cases where the small scale units require more than one copy of the Essentiality Certificate for submission of applications , to the different licensing authorities, the State Directors of Industries may grant additional copies of certificates to the extent required.

46. Scope of Licensing.—Licences will be granted against the ceilings allocated to the licensing authorities and applicants are advised to submit applications for their minimum requirements duly certified by the State Directors of Industries. Licences will ordinarily be granted for items which are shown as open to A.U. Licensing in Section II of the Red Book, but applications for other items specially recommended by the Directors of Industries will also be considered on merits within the available celling. The basis and scope of licensing as given in sub-clause (a) and (b) of para. 41 above will also apply to the Small Scale Industries.

47. Last date for Receipt of Applications for Essentiality Certifi- cates from Certifying Authorities by Scheduled Industries not borne on the list of the Directorate General of Technical Development and Non-Scheduled Industries including Small Scale Industries.—Except in the case of applications for Capital equipment including Machine Tools from industries in the small scale sector, Actual Users are required to submit their applications complete in all respects on or before the 15th August, 1963. It is noticed that the Actual Users do not submit their applications for essentiality certificates to the certifying authorities well In advance of the last date with the result that the issue of essentiality certificates is delayed. It has, therefore, been decided that except in the case of applications for grant of essentiality certificates for capital equipment including machine tool* from induBtrie" in the small scale sector which will

be entertained even after the last dates prescribed bereunder, all Actual Users should submit their applications for the grant of easeo- Ciality certificates to the certifying authorities not later than the -31st May, 1963. Applications for grant of essentiality certifi- sates submitted thereafter will not qualify for the grant of Actual User Licences. The Actual Users should try to secure the essen- tiality certificates from the certifying authority and submit the applications for import licences well in advance of the last date. In cases where the essentiality certificate has been applied for on or before the 31st May, 1963 but has not been granted, the Actual Users should submit their applications with a copy of the applica- tion made for the grant of essentiality certificate to the Licensing Authprity within the prescribed last date, i.e., 15th August, 1963. Hie essentiality certificate should be submitted to the Licensing. Authority, when received. No application submitted after the last dale will be entertained.

48. Grant of Actual Users Licences to Government Department! Projects.—Grant of A.U. Licences to Central and State Government Departments, Development Projects and Central Government- •cotttrolled Joint Stock Companies will be considered only if the applications are sponsored by the appropriate Ministry of the Gov- ernment of India.

48. Grant of Emergency Licences for Spare Parts.—Provisions -for licensing of spares made in Public Notice No. 13-ITC(PN)/57, dated 21st February, 1957 reproduced in Appendix 43 will continue to be operative during this period.

50. General Instructions for Guidance of Actual User ApplicanLsr- Sebeduled Industries, Non-Scheduled Industries including Small Sedfo Industries.—

(1) Applications should be accompanied with a Treasury Receipt for the requisite amount and the essentiality certificate from the certifying authority.

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(e) the detailed end-use of the raw materials/commodities applied for,

(f) whether the applicants have been licensed under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1961 and are eligible to receive licences as a Scheduled Industry on the recommendations of the Directorate General of Technical Development. If so, the licence No. may be quoted,

(g) efforts, if any, made for procuring these or similar goods from the internal market or indigenous manu- facturers and the result thereof- (The firms whose names are given in the Hand-books of indigenous Manufacturers published separately by the Directorate Genera] of Technical Development should be contacted for the supply of articles manufactured by them.)

The disposal of such incomplete applications entails delays. It •Is imperative that the data asked for in the application form la furnished to enable the licensing authorities to decide:

(a) whether the licence applied for should be granted or not, and

(b) if so, the quantity or value TO b* licensed.

Applicants for Actual User licences are, therefore, advised thai complete information asked for and justification for allowing imports should be furnished bv them; otherwise their applications are likely to be rejected for want of full particulars. It Is not possible for licensing authorities to enter into detailed correspondence with th" applicants on particulars which should be originally supplied by applicants.

(iv) In the past, non-Scheduled Actual Users i.e. those not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development were allowed to make consolidated applications to cover their require- ments of raw materials falling under separate S. Nos. and composite licences for such goods were issued against these applications. It has now been decided that Actual Users not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development should either make separate applications in respect of items falling under different Serial Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule or should, in any case, specify the exact S. No. and Part of the Import Trade Control Schedule against each item in the consolidated list, Consolidated applications should cover raw materials falling under different S. Nos. licensable by the Port Licensing Authority. For centralised items, separate applications should be made to the centralised authority. Separate licences will be issued for goods classified under different S. Nos.

(v) Import of Raw Materials/Components and Spare Parts against actual User Licences.—It has been decided that holders of Actual User licences for raw materials may in their discretion, import more or less of any items of raw materials/components covered by their licences, subject to the condition that the excess in respect of any individual Item will not exceed 25% of the quantitative limit, if any, indicated In the licence itself. Further, within the face value of the licence, the licence-holder will be allowed to import permissible spare parts and

small toola required for the purposes of his factory, provided that the value of such imports will not exceed 25% of the face value of the licence and further that banned items of spare parts and small tool* should not be imported.

51. Misuse of A.U. Licence*.—It has been reported that a number at actual users have diverted to other channels or uses the raw materials and consumable stores licensed for use in their factories. Attention of the actual userB is drawn to the condition which la- endorsed upon eacn licence to the effect that the goods will b" utilised only for the purpose for which they have been obtained, in the licence holder's factory, and that no portion thereof will be sold to, or permitted to be utilised by any other party. Steps are being taken to ensure that this condition is strictly observed. If any holder of a licence infringes the aforesaid condition he will be liable to be debarred from obtaining any licences in future, without prejudice to any other action which may be taken under the Import*- and Exports (Control) Act, 1947, and the Imports Control Order. 1S55.

52. Consumers' Co-operative Societies.—In terms of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 15-ITC(PN)/56, dated 31st March, 1956, a provision was made for the grant of licence* during January-June, 1956 period to Consumers' Co-operative- Societies for the import of certain essential items required for use by their members only. This concession was continued during Janu- ary—June, 1957 October 1957—March 1958, April—September 1958v. October 1958—March 1959, April—September 1959, October, 1959— March, 1960, April—September, 1960, October 1960—March 1961, April—September, 1961, October, 1961—March, 1962 and April 1962— March 1963 subject to certain alterations and will be continued during April, 1963—March. 1964. Applications for import licence* should be made In the prescribed form and manner to the Licensing Authority on or before the 30th June, 1963. Applications received thereafter will not be considered. In this connection, attention is also- invited to Appendix 41.

53. Export Promotion.—There are some items in which the inter- relationship between imports and exports is direct and intimat*. The ability to export some of these manufactured goods depend* largely on the facility with which the exporter or the manufacturer can procure the basic raw materials required in the manufacture. With a view to promoting the export of such goods, a scheme ha" been devised for the grant of special import licences to replace the imported raw material content of the exported product, or to provide an inducement for larger exports. The details of the Scheme are set out in Appendix 23.

54 In paras. 47—52 of Chapter 3 of the I.T.C. Hand-Book of Rule* and Procedure, 1961, special procedure for dealing with the applica- tions made by firms to cover goods in respect of which a contract has been placed with them by the D.G.S. & D. and State Railways has been laid down. In cases where the stores desired to be imported under the procedure cover a long list of items, the applicants should furnish 6 copies of the list of goodj showing the value, quantity and T.T.C. classification of each item.

LMPORT LICENSING OF CAPITAL GOODS, HEAVY ELECTRICAL PLANT AND MACHINE TOOLS

55. The procedure described in Chapter III of the Hand-Book of Rules and Procedure, 1961 for the grant of licences for Capital Goods and Heavy Electrical Plant will continue to be followed subject to the provisions contained in the succeeding paragraphs.

56. With a view to expediting the disposal of applications (or Import licences for Capital Goods, a separate Division has been created in the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports. Applications for Capital Goods and Heavy Electrical Plant, except those refprred to in paragraph 57 below, should henceforward be addressed to the Capital Goods Division, Office of the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi, in triplicate, in the form specified in Appendix 6 E. together with 5 copies of the list of goods proposed to be imported. Applications for Capital Goods and Heavy Electrical Plant for values in excess of Rs. 50 lakhs for import from countries other than rupee area countries and applications of value in excess of Rs. 20 0 lakhs for import from rupee area countries should, however, be submitted to the Directorate General of Technical Development (Shri P. V. B. Menon—Deputy-Director, Co-ordination) in the prescribed form and manner.

57. (a) For all Textile Machinery and Hosiery Machinery and spares thereof except jute and hemp, falling under S, No. 4(1), 4(2). 4(3), 4(4), 4(5) and those specified against S. No. 5(1) of Part JTT of the I.T.C. Schedule, the licensing authority will be J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, and applications will continue to be addressed to him. (b) For all Jute and Hemp machinery and spares, tea machinery, and coal mining plant and machinery falling under S, No. 33, 36 and 37 of Part II of the I.T.C. Schedule, the licensing authority will be J.C.C.I. &E., Calcutta, and applications will continue to be addressed to him.

(c) For all items of Machine Tools, falling under Part VI of the I.T.C. Schedule, valued below Rs. 1 lakh, the Development Offirer (Tools) of the Directorate General of Technical Development is the licensing authority and the applications will continue to be addressed to him.

58. As a general rule, applications for import licences for subs- tantial values of plant and machinery which are required for the Getting up of new projects or for substantial expansion will be con- sidered only against one or more of the following acceptable means of financing:

(a) Long term foreign Investment in the capital of the project; (b) Loans to the Government of India from foreign Govern- ments or financial institutions, against which cash licences can be granted;

(c) Long term foreign exchange loans from financing institu- tions abroad;

(d) Imports financed by the National Small Industries Corpora- tion of India, New Delhi, under their hire-purchase scheme for small-scale industries;

(e) Trade and payments agreements between the Government of [ndia and foreign countries against which cash licences can be granted.

59. Applications fur import licences will be considered having due regard to the priority of the schemps and the method of financing pro- posed. As a rule, the source of financing the imports will be limited to the alternatives indicated in paragraph 58. If the scheme is not con- sidered to be of sufficient priority, and/or if funds available with the Government cannot be allocated, import applications in respect of such schemes will be rejected. Importers should note that negotiations of loans with foreign financing institutions should be undertaken only with the prior approval of Government. Requests for Government approval should be addressed to the Capital Goods Division, Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, Indicating the value of the equipment, the purpose for which it will be imported, the proposed country or countries of import, the value of imported raw materials/components that will be required annually after going into production and the particulars of the manufacturing licence, if any, under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, that may be held for the project.

60. It is important that importers secure clearance in principle for the entire requirements of foreign exchange for setting up a new plant or completing a substantial expansion, at the time of initial application. Failure to comply with this requirement will hinder the provision of the necessary foreign exchange and may result in rejec- tion of applications. After a clearance in principle has been secured there is no objection to import applications being submitted in instal- ments as and when licences are required.

61. Importers are advised to study carefully the conditions attached to import licences particularly when these are issued against loan pro- grammes. Non-compliance with the conditions endorsed on licences will render the licence invalid,

62. Import licensing of capital goods for export orientated Indus-

tries.—Applications for the import of plant and equipment required for the setting up of an industrial unit mainly devoted for developing the country's exports will be dealt with on a basis of special priority. Likewise, import of plant and equipment required for the expansion of capacity of existing units in order to build up export markets will also be given special consideration, In such cases, applicants should provide full information regarding the exports that they propose to undertake. Details should also be furnished of the sources of supply of equipment and of the financing arrangements proposed, it being understood that there will be continuing export earnings from the project apart from the financing of the cost 01 the equipment and raw materials.

63. Machine Tools.—The licensing policy for the import of machine tools has been set out in Appendix 11.

64. Period of Validity of Licence.—The period of validity of import licences varies from item to item, depending on the nature of the item. The licence is valid for a period of twelve months or eighteen months, the exact period in the case of each item being specified in

column 5 of the Policy Statement in Section II. Every effort should be made for arranging shipment within the period of validity nor- mally allowed. The validity period given in this para is for licences, granted on six monthly basis. For annual licences, the period of validity as stated in para. 15 above will be allowed.

65. The period of validity of an import licence issued to Establish- ed Importers, or others will not ordinarily be extended. Requests, for revalidation of Established Importers licences will, however, be considered in isolated cases of exceptional hardship, on merits, where the licensing authority is satisfied on the basis of documents produced that the licence holder has taken all possible measures to effect ship- ments within the validity period of the licence in question but ship- ments of goods could not be effected for reasons beyond the control of the licence holder. Established Importer Licences will, where admitted, be extended by a period not exceeding three montnu.

Requests for revalidation of A.U. licences will also be considered an merits where the licensing authority is satisfied that the request for revalidation is based on genuine difficulty and the refusal to grant extension will cause real hardship or loss to the licence holder. Actual User licences will, In deserving cases, be extended by a period not exceeding six months.

Requests for revalidation should be made within the validity period of the licence to the Port Licensing authorities. ,

The port licensing authorities have been authorised to revalidate the Actual Users and Established Importers licences even though the licence has been issued by any other licensing authority or by the Headquarters (C.C. Imports and Exports).

66. C.G./H.E.P. licences other than those against tied credits will be issued with an initial validity period of two years and such licences will be extended further lor a period of one year, upon request, provided the licensing authority is satisfied that a firm order has been placed on, and accepted by the foreign supplier, but shipments could not be effected within the initial validity period of the licence. The port officers have been authorised to revalidate such licences and the requests for revalidation of the licences in this behalf should be addressed to them within the initial validity period of the licence. Normally, extension beyond the overall validity period of three yeara referred to above is not granted but in cases of special difficulty requests for revalidation will be considered by the C.C.I., New Delhi on merits.

67. The validity of an import licence is decided with reference to the date of actual shipment or despatch from the supplying coun- try and not to the date of arrival at an Indian port. It follows that if the goods are shipped on any date within the period of validity of the licence, they will be allowed to be cleared even if they arrive at a port in India after the expiry of the licence. Conversely, if the goods are shipped before the date on which the licence was issued, the import will, on arrival in India, be treated as unauthorised, even though on the date of arrival, the importer holds a licence issued after the shipment of the goods. Importers are accordingly advised

to satisfy themselves that they hold a valid licence on the date on •which the goods sought to be imported are shipped by the suppliers. In case of shipments made by sea, the date of shipment of goods will be determined by the date on the Bill of Lading, which gene- rally shows the date on which the goods have actually been loaded on the ship. In cases of doubt, however, this date will be deter- mined by other means, i.e., report of the Chief Officer of the ship and tally report of the ship etc. For air borne cargo the date of air consignment note will normally be taken as the date of ship- ment of the goods, provided this date represents the date on which the goods are despatched from the last air port in the country.

68. The shipments made before the date of issue of the licence or after its expiry are naturally treated as unauthorised. Similarly, If the conditions of a licence are not fulfilled the imports will be deem- ed to be unauthorised. Unauthorised importation of goods is an offence under the Sea Customs Act, and it is a matter for the adjudi- cation of the Customs in which the Import Trade Control authorities cannot interfere. No representation addressed to the I.T.C. autho- rities in this behalf will, therefore, be entertained; and importers will do well to deal with the Customs authorities direct in such matters.

69. It has, however, been urged by Importers that when the date of expiry of the licence falls in the middle of the month, bona fide mistakes are committed by importers. As a measure of assistance, it has been decided that where import licences are due to expire before the last date of a month, they will automatically be valid to •cover shipments made upto the end of the month. In calculating the period of validity of a licence the date of issue is excluded. To illus- trate, if for instance, a licence is issued on the 10th of November 1960, valid for six months, it would normally expire on the 10th May 1961, but the licence will be issued as valid upto 31st May 1961. Further, In order to facilitate shipments in cases where the goods are ready for despatch in time, but delay occurs because of a change in the shipping schedule or for reasons beyond the control of the importer, a period of grace not exceeding 15 days after the date on which the licence expires Is usually allowed. In other words, in the present instance, the period of grace will commence from the 1st June 1961 and the licence will b* completely 'dead' on the 16th June 1961. It may be noted that the period of grace cannot be claimed as a matter of right, and no letters of credit should be opened or orders placed against the licence during the period of grace.

70. In the case of imports from inland countries such as Czechoslo- vakia and Switzerland, which have no sea port of their own, the term 'date of shipment' mentioned in an import licence or the Open General Licence is deemed to be the date of actual despatch of goods by rail or road, or any other recognised mode of transport from the country of origin of goods to the consignee in India on a "through consignment" basis-

In the case of post parcels, the date stamp of the office of despatch shown on the Packets or despatch note is considered as date of •shipment of foreign parcels.

Issue of import licences in respect of the requirements of Universities, Educational Institutions, Research Organisationsr Technical/Technological Institutions and Hospitals.

71. All applications should be addressed to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Applications from departments and constituent colleges of Universities and institutions affiliated thereto (excluding medical and agricultural institutions) should be routed through the University Grants Commission, New Delhi, and those from technical/technological institutions, through the Ministry of Scientific Research and Cultural Affairs, New Delhi, Applications- from Hospitals should be submitted through the State Health Depart- ments. In this connection, attention is invited to the provisions in para. 5 of Appendix 19 of this Red Book.

72. A separate application should be made for i^ach item, on the Actual User's application form. Each application should be accom- panied by the following: —

(A) Seven copies of the list of stores covered bv the apollcation.. Quantity and value of each store should be fliven seDaraterv-

(B) A statement indicating—

(i) The department/course/subject, etc. or other purpose,, if any, for which the stores covered by the application* are required;

(ii) The details of the same stores already possessed by the institution;

(iii) Particulars (No., date and value) of each licence issued' to the institution for the same stores during the last three licensing periods and the extent of its utilisation; (iv) Whether the stores covered by the application are- required for replacement of old stores or for expansion;

(v) Whether the stores covered by the application are required for the implementation of any scheme (a brief summary to be given of the scheme, if any) sanctioned by any authority (to be named); and

(vi) Whether and why the import of the stores covered by the application (a) is considered urgent and inescap- able and (b) cannot be postponed.

(C) A statement giving particulars (No and date, description of store and value) of applications submitted by the Institu- tion during the licensing period covered by the application.

tD) A statement giving the following additional information: — By Educational Institutions: —

(i) Whether the institution is recognised by any competent body such as a University or a Board and, if so, tht- name oi the University or Board, etc., concerned,

(il) Whether the institution forms a department or a cons- tituent or affiliated institution of a University,

xili) Whether the institution is managed by Government or some Corporation/Municipality (to be named) ; and, it

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managed by Government, whether it is managed by the Central or the Stale Government,

(iv) The number of students on roll, (v) The post-graduate courses conducted.

(vi) The number of students undergoing eai-h post-graduate course, and

ivii) Particulars of grants, if any, received from Central or State Government or the University Grants Commis- sion or any other body (to be named).

By Hospitals: —

(i) Whether the institution is managed by Government or some Corporation/Municipality (to be named) and. If managed by Government, whether it is managed by the Central or the State Government;

(ii) Number of wards and beds in each ward; (iii) Particulars of grants, if any, received from the Central or the State Government or any other body (to bo named).

By Research Institutions: —

(i) Whether the institution is managed by Government, or some Corporation/Municipality (to be named), and It managed by Government whether it is managed by Central or State Government;

Hi) Whether the institution forms a department or a cons- tituent or affiliated institution;

(iii) Number of research workers on roll;

(iv) Subjects on which research is conducted;

(v) Particulars of grants, if any, received from the Centra* or the State Government or the University Grants Com- mission or any other body (to be named).

73. As stated in para. 15 above on annual licensing, all applications- should be made on yearly basis for the year April 1963—March 1964. All applications should reach the Chief Controller of Imports and' Exports, New Delhi, or the sponsoring authorities concerned, as the case may be, on or before the 31st July, 1963. Applications received¹ after the last date, are liable to be rejected. It may be added that if the sponsoring authority considers it necessary, it may prescribe a separate last date for submission of the applications to it.

RECOGNITION OF NEW ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS, AND GRANT OF QUOTAS

74. An established importer may be (1) an individual, (2) a partnership firm, (3) a karta of a Hindu undivided family in respect of the family business, (4) a limited company, and (5) any other association or body of individuals. An established importer cannot transfer his right to obtain licences as an established importer, and the quota granted to him for this purpose. Licences are generally granted in the name of the business belonging to the established importer. Hence where there is any change in the ownership of the business, the n ew owner or owners are not established importer* and will not be eligible for grant of licences as established importer!..

75. In public interest and for continuity of any business, however, the port licensing authority concerned, according to the principles stated below, may recognise any person or persons as established importers in respect of any business after examining their connection with the old owners thereof The newly recognised established im- porters will then be granted a quota equivalent to either the whole or a part of the old quota. Such newly recognised established importers will be eligible for the grant of licences from the date of their said recognition only. Persons desirous of being so recognised as estab- lished importers should apply in the form given in Appendix 66 to this Red Book and send the documents referred to therein and in these rules with the application In support thereof along with an affidavit giving the history of the firm from its inception or 1st April, 1951 whichever is later. In cases where approval of Import Trade Control Authorities has been obtained for any earlier change ta the constitution of the firm, this fact should be clearly mentioned along with the number and date of the orders conveying such approval. The principles which will be applied for the purpose of the recognition and the granting of the quota are given in the following paragraphs.

76. Where the established importer was" an individual and

(i) has died, his legal heirs on application will be recognised as established importers in respect of their appropriate shares under the general law, provided it is open to any heir to relinquish his right in favour of any other heir;

(v) converts his business into Hindu Undivided Family con- cern, the entire quota will be continued to the new owners on application for recognition.

77. Where the established importer was a partnership firm, and

(i) (a) any partner has died and the firm is not dissolved, the remaining partners will be granted the entire quota of the old firm if it is so provided in the partner- ship agreement or if they produce evidence of relin- quishment of right in their favour by the legal heirs of the deceased. Otherwise the share which the deceased possessed in the quota shall be excluded from the quota of the new owners of the business, and the legal heirs will be recognised as established importers in respect of the share of the deceased only as in para 76(i) above,

(b) any partner has died and the firm is dissolved, the quot enjoyed by the firm will be distributed among the pari nera in accordance with their respective shares. Th share of the deceased will be granted to his legal heir

(ii) any partner has retired, the remaining partners will b granted the entire quota of the old firm;

(a) if it is so provided in the partnership agreement; or (b) if they produce evidence of relinqulshment of quota b; the retiring partner in their favour; or

(c) if the port licensing authority is otherwise satisfied tha the retiring partner according to the intention of thi parties was not to have any quota on retirement.

(ill) the business is transferred to any other person, the trans feree will be recognised as established importer for th< entire quota on production of a registered deed executed by both the transferor and the transferee, provided th" port licensing authority is satisfied that there was no inten- tion to defeat the transferor's creditors;

(iv) the partnership is dissolved, the quota enjoyed by ttw firm will be distributed between the partners In accord' ance with their respective shares as provided In the agreement of dissolution;

(v) any partner is adjudicated insolvent, the entire quota will be granted to the remaining partners on application for recognition if the port licensing authority la satisfied that the Insolvency has not caused In law a dissolution of the partnership. Otherwise the Insolvent's share of th" said entire quota will lapse, and the remaining partners wUl be granted a quota according to their shares only; (vl) a new partner Is admitted in the business, the entire quota wll] be continued to the new owners.

NOTE.—The admission of a minor to the benefits of partnership does not tantamount to the admission of a new partner. However, If the said minor, on attaining majority, elects to become a partner, he will be considered to have been admitted as a new partner In the firm, within the meaning of other sub-paras.

78. Where the established importer was a karta of a Hindu undivided family in respect of the family business, and

(i) the karta hap died or retired, the new karta will be recognised as established Importer on production of a consent of the other adult members of the family;

(ii) there is a partition in the family, any member of the family will be recognised as established Importer to the extent of his share indicated in the partition agreement; (iii) the family business Is transferred, the transferee will be recognised as established importer on production of a registered deed executed by both the transferor and the transferree provided the port licensing authority is satisfied that there was no intention to defeat the transferor's creditors;

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79. Where the established importer was a limited company, and (i) transfers its business to any other person, the transferee will be recognised as an established importer on produc- tion of a registered deed executed by the transferor and the transferee, provided the port licensing authority Is satisfied that there was no intention to defeat the trans- feror's creditors;

(11) goes into liquidation, the quota will lapse; and (111) is amalgamated with another limited company, the entire quota will be continued to the new company.

80. Where a quota exists In respect' of a business sold by B Custodian of Evacuee Property, the purchaser on application will be recognised as an established importer in respect of the business purchased by him.

81. (i) Subject as provided in sub-paras. (li) and (iii) below, an established Importer shall not transfer his business to which • quota is attached except as a whole and no person will be recognised as an established importer on the basis of a transfer in his favour of only some of the items belonging to the quota of the established importer.

(11) If an established importer has two or more branches each having a separate quota in respect thereof, then it shall be open to such established importer to transfer the business at any one branch with the entire quota belonging to that branch. This will, however, be allowed subject to the condition that the transferor and the transferee will select a common basic year for the calculation of quotas in respect of similar items pertaining to the business trans- ferred and also furnish an undertaking to this effect in the form of an affidavit duly sworn in before a Magistrate, an Oath Commis- sioner or a Notary Public or any other authority competent to administer the oath.

(iii) Where due to a change of sole agency in respect of the products of a foreign manufacturer, the old agent agrees to transfer whole or a portion of his quota to the new agent, the transfer/division of quota will be allowed subject to the condition that the transferor and the transferee will select a common basic year for the calculation of quotas in respect of similar Items pertaining to the business transferred and also furnish an undertaking to this effect in the form of an affidavit duly sworn in before a Magistrate, an Oath Com- missioner or a Notary Public or any other authority competent to administer the oath.

(iv) Where an established importer has also got a manufacturing business, and any one of the items in which he has a quota as an established importer may be used for the purposes of such manu- facturing business, it shall be open to him to transfer his business as an established importer except for the items which may be used in the manufacturing business. Where such a transfer takes place the quota in the items which may be used in the manufacturing business cannot be sold or transferred to any other person.

82. (i) The transferee in paras. 7B(ii), 77(iii). 7fi(iii) and 79(1) where he already holds a quota certificate in respect of the sam" items, shall choose a basic vear for the imports to be made after his recognition under the said paragraphs and his quota after such recognition shall be determined by taking into account the imports made in that basic year both by himself and the transferor.

(li) Where a quota is to be divided and transferred in part to several persons separately as in paras. 76(i), 77(i), 77(iv) and 78(ii). the persons who wish so to be recognised as established importerf separately will have to choose a common basic year for calculation of their quotas for the same or similar items on the basis of the business done by the outgoing concern, as a condition precedent to their recoenitlon.

(lii) Where the change in ownership is on account of admission of partner as in paras. 76 (iv) and 77 (vi) or on account of conversion of the proprietary business into Hindu Undivided Family concern as in para. 76 (v) or on account of the change of the 'karta' in a Hindu TJndividpd Family as in para. 78(i) or on account of amalgamation of two limited companies as in para. 79 fill) then notwithstanding any- thing contained in paras. 74 and 75 the new owners on recognition shall be considered established importers from the date of the change itself instead of from the date of the recognition and will be eligible for licences accordingly.

(iv) The amalgamated companv as referred to in para. 7.9 (W\.

where both the companies which are amalgamated held quota certificates in respect of the same or similar items, shall choose 9 Viasic year for its imoorts after the amalgamation, and its quota after the amalgamation shall be determined by taking Into account th

83. Where an established importer changes only the name of the business which is mentioned as a licensee in the licences, he should produce an affidavit before the licensing authority concerned about the change of name and that he will nnt claim any licences In the future in the old name. Where a private limited company become ft public limited company or vice-versa, it should report the fact to the licensing authority concerned. The changes referred to in this paragraph will not affect the continuity of the quota.

84. Tt is explained that in the following cases no change in the ownership of the business will be held to have taken place for the purposes of these regulations:

(i) change of directors or share-holders in a public or private limited company;

(ii) changes in an undivided Hindu family by birth, death cr otherwise, except the death or retirement of the karta.

85. Any case which is not strictly covered by any of the above paragraphs will be decided on analogous principles.

86. As the prime object of recognising a new established importer in accordance with these rules is to maintain a continuity of business, the port licensing authority, where he is satisfied that the business of any applicant for recognition is not a continuation of any previous business, shall refuse the application or pass any other proper order.

87. The above principles will apply to every change not recognised by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports/port licensing authority that has taken place in the ownership of any business since 1st April, 1951 or the date of establishment of the business or the date of the initial import on the basis of which quota has been established, or the date of the last change which has been recognised by the Chief Controller of Imports/port licensing authority which- ever is the latest date. Any person applying for recognition as an established importer will have to establish the interest which he claims and furnish evidence since such latest date. Where, how- ever, the applicant has not taken any benefit of the import/export business or turn-over of the business done by the firm prior to a specified (particular) date, he may furnish an affidavit to that effect.

Note: —Where the initial import has been made under a new comer's licence, issued on the basis of turnover of the business, the date of initial import for the purpose of this paragraph will be the date from which the business turnover has been taken into consider- ation and not the actual date of import.

88. Where an established importer has duly made an application for a licence, but there is a change in the ownership of the business before the licence is granted, the licence will be granted in accordance with the application and for the period for which it has been made in favour of the new owners, if any such are recognised as established importers in respect of the business in accordance with these regula- tions; provided such new owners make their application for recogni- tion as established importers in accordance with those regulations, with or without the necessary documents, within one month of the date of the change in the ownership.

89. It has been stated in para. 75 above that a newly recognised established importer will be eligible for grant of licences from the date of the recognition only. It shall, however, be open to the port licensing authority in a case in which he is satisfied that the recogni- tion has been or is likely to be delayed on account of circumstances beyond the control of the applicant, to grant, as a matter of grace only and not as of right, licences for any one period intervening between the date of the application for recognition and the date of the recognition.

90. Where it is found—

(i) that the application for recognition contained any false, fraudulent or misleading information;

(ii) that the evidence tendered by the applicant contained any document which was false or fabricated or had been tampered with;

(iii) that the applicant is guilty of any corrupt or fraudulent

practice in respect of his application;

(iv) that any recognition or quota or any part thereof has been granted through inadvertance or mistake or due to any fraud or misrepresentation;

the Chief Controller/port licensing authority after giving a reasonable opportunity to the persons recognised as established importers of being heard, may cancel or amend the order of recognition or the quota.

91. The following gives an indication of the evidence which should be produced in support of the application:

Re. para. 76(i).—Death certificate of the deceased; affidavit of legal heirs to the effect that the deceased has not left any Will and that they are the only legal heirs according to the law of succession by which the deceased was governed at the time of his death; where any heirs have entered into a partnership, their partnership deed: affidavit of heirs relinquishing rights; Will as proved in a Court of Law; or Will along with an affidavit of relinquishment of rights from all the heirs of the deceased who would have inherited his properties had he died intestate.

Re. para. 76(ii).—The registered deed of transfer of business. Re. para. 76(it>).—Partnership deed admitting the new partner. Re. para. 76 (v).—Affidavit that the proprietor of the outgoing concern has relinquished all his rights and interests in the business in favour of the incoming Hindu Undivided Family concern; affidavit from the Karta of the incoming Hindu Undivided Family concern to the effect that the Hindu Undivided Family concern have taken over the goodwill, assets and quotas of the outgoing proprietary concern.

Re. para. 77 (i).—Partnership deeds of the outgoing and incoming firms; death certificate of the deceased; affidavit of legal heirs to the effect that the deceased has not left any Will and that they are the only legal heirs according to the law of succession by which the deceased was governed at the time of his death; where any heirs have entered into a partnership, their partnership deed; affidavit of heirs relinquishing rights; Will as proved in a Court of Law; or Will along with an affidavit of relinquishment of rights from all the heirs of the deceased who would have inherited his properties had he died intestate.

Re. para. 77 (ii).—The partnership deeds of the outgoing and incoming firms; affidavit of relinquishment of interest by the retiring partner.

Re. para. 77 (iii).—The registered deed of transfer of business. Partnership deeds of transferor and transferee concerns if the latter is a partnership firm; partnership deed of the transferee concern, if any, executed after transfer.

Re. para. 77 (iv).—The deed of dissolution of partnership; partner- ship deeds of the dissolved and the applicant firm (in case it is a partnership firm).

Re. para. 77 (v) .—The partnership deed of the outgoing and incom- ing concerns (if the latter is a partnership firm); evidence of insolvency and of its not causing dissolution 01 the firm.

.Re. para. 77 (vi).—Partnership deeds of the outgoing and incoming concerns.

Re. para. 78(i),—The death certificate of the deceased; affidavit of consent to the new karta by the other adult members of the family.

Re. para, 78(ii).—Partition deed. Re. para. 78(iii).—The registered deed of transfer ox business. Re. para. 78(i").—Affidavit of all members of the outgoing Hindu Undivided Family to the effect that all the members of the outgoing Hindu Undivided Family have been taken as partners in the incoming partnership concern and that none has been left out who could claim a share in the outgoing Hindu Undivided Family business. In case any member has relinquished his rights, an affidavit of relinquishment from him. Partnership deed of the incoming concern.

Re. para. 79 (i).—The registered deed of transfer of business. Re. para. 79(Hi).—Order of Court or other evidence of amalga- mation.

Re. para. 80.—The sale deed executed by the Custodian; partner- ship deed of the applicant firm, if it is a partnership concern.

Re. paras. 82 (i), (ii) and (iu) .—Affidavit of common basic year. Re. para. 83.—Affidavit as to the change in name and that they will not claim any licences in future in the old name.

Eveiy affidavit shall have been sworn before a Magistrate or an Oath Commissioner or a Notary Public or other authority competent to administer the oath.

An applicant shall also produce such other evidence as is neces- sary to prove the interest claimed by him or the fulfilment of any condition laid down by these regulations. The applicant shall also furnish such further evidence, if any, as is called for by the port licensing authority.

92. The following further documents should be produced by every applicant and will be taken into account in deciding whether he should be recognised as an established importer in respect of the in- terest claimed by him.

(i) Extracts relating to the applicant and his predecessors in interest of the register of firms maintained under Chapter VII of the Partnership Act, 1932. In case the applicant and/or his predecessors in interest are/were not registered, an affidavit to that effect should be furnished.

(ii) Certificate of Income-tax Assessment of the applicant and each of his predecessors in interest from the date mentioned in paragraph 87 in the form given in Annexure I to Appendix 5. A photostat copy thereof or a copy certified by a Magistrate, Oath Commissioner, Income-tax Officer or a Notary Public will also be accepted. A certified or photostat copy of the I.V.C. Memo, containing the I.V.C. Registration/Exemption No. allotted by the licensing authority or Income-tax Assessment Order will also be accepted provided it contains the following information: —

(a) date ef establishment of business; (b) status; (c) names of partners/proprietor/members/directors; and (d) nameB of branches with their addresses.

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(in) Full page cuttings of advertisements in two newspapers one local in regional language and the other a leading English/Hindi Daily notifying the claim made by him for recognition and the grant of a quota and calling for objections against such claim to be sent to the Licensing Authority to whom the application for recognition as new established importer is made within three weeks from the date of publication of the advertisement. In the case of changes referred to in para. 83, cuttings of advertisements notifying only the change will also be accepted.

(IV) An affidavit on an adequately stamped paper and sworn in before a Magistrate /Oath Commissioner/Notary Public to the effect that neither the set of partners who owns the present reconstituted concern, Is at present doing nor the different sets of partners wh" owned the firm from time to time in the past since its inception/1st April, 1951 were doing import/export business, as such set, in any other name or style during the period they owned this business. II the firm is/was a propnetory/Hindu Undivided Family concern at any stage, similar altidavits m respect of proprietors/Hindu Un- divided Family.

(v) In case import/export business is/was being carried on by the proprietor/set of partners/Hindu Undivided Family in any other name or style, an affidavit to the effect that the applicant firm has been selecting in the past and will also select in future a common basic year for calculation of quotas for similar items of import/export with the other such firms.

(vi) List of the applications for licences pending with the licens- ing authorities.

(vii) Copy of the last order of recognition as new established Importer, if any, issued In favour of the firm whose quotas are sought to be transferred.

(viii) Details of the last licence obtained by the firm. (ix) Application for transfer of quotas as per form given in Appendix 66 to this Red Book along with an affidavit giving history of the firm from its inception or 1-4-1951 whichever is later.

APPEALS

93. Where a person Is not satisfied with the decision of the licensing authority, he may make an appeal in the first instance to the Head of the Office in which the application was dealt with originally. However, in the case of the Port Offices at Visakhapatnam; Bangalore and Pondicherry and the Port Offices at New Kandla and Rajkot, the first appeals should be made to the J.C.C I., Madras and J.C.C.L, Bombay, respectively. In tne case of the Port Office at Shillong, the first appeal should be made to the Jt. C.C.I. & K, Calcutta. In the case of applications dealt with in the Licensing Division at Head- quarters, i.e., Office of the C.C.I. & £., New Delhi, the first appeal will lie with the Jt. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Head- quarters Licensing Division. The first appeal against the decision made on an application for recognition of new established importers and grant of quotas will lie with the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (T.Q.R. Division) in the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The first appeal in respect of an application for an import licence dealt with, in the Tools Directo- rate of the Directorate General of Technical Development, will lie with the Development Officer (Tools), m the Directorate General of

Technical Development. The first appeal should be made so as to reach the Head of the licensing office concerned as stated above within thirty days from the date of the order appealed against. The parties making first appeals should write the words "First Appeal" in bold letters at the top of their First Appeal so that such appeals are received in the concerned Appeal Section without any avoidable delay.

If the importer is not satisfied with the decision given by the appellate authority as indicated, a second appeal may be preferred to the Chief Controller of Imports (Appeals Wing). This should be accompanied by a treasury receipt for Ra. 5. No appeal will be entertained which is not received by the C.C.I. (Appeals Wing) within forty-five days of the order in question. Appeals against decisions of the Development Officer (Tools) wiU also be entertained by the Chief Controller of Imports (Appeals Wing). Applications for revision or review of the Chief Controller's order will also be give* due consideration, provided these are submitted within thirty days of the issue of the .order in question and the request for revision or review is based on defects of procedure or on interpretation of the I.T.C. Regulations. After an application for revision or review of the C.C.I.'s orders has been disposed of, no further application for revision will be entertained and no replies will be sent to such communications.

94. It has been noticed that some times the appeals or represen- tations do not state the point at issue succinctly and contain much irrelevant material which inevitably delays disposal. It will help the appellate authorities if each appeal is accompanied by a pro- iorma giving the following particulars in a tabular form: —

(1) Name and address of the applicant. (2) Licensing period in respect of which appeal is made. (3) Licensing authority against whose decision appeal is made.

(4) Serial number and part of the I.T.C. Schedule of the item in question.

(5) Brief description of the goods. (6) Number and date of the communication containing the decision appealed against.

(7) A brief statement indicating the grounds on which the application/first appeal has been rejected.

(8) A very brief statement of the grounds of appeal.

95. The following documents should be submitted along with the appeal: —

(i) Copy of the letter of the Licensing Authority against which the appeal is preferred,

(ii) Copy of the original application.

(iii) If the appeal is in respect of a question of fact, all the original documents forwarded with the original application if returned by the Licensing Authorities or copies thereof or any fresh documents which it may be deemed necessary to produce.

96. A copy of the appeal or representation to the Chief Controller of Imports (Appeals Wing) should invariably be endorsed to the Head of the Office in which the application was originally entertained and rejected. Copies of first appeals preferred to Joint Chief Controller

of Imports and Exports, Madras/Bombay/Calcutta against the orders of the Controllers of Imports and Exports, Visakhapatnam/Pondi- cherry/ Bangalore, the Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, New Kandla/the Import and Export Trade Controller, Rajkot and the Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, Shillong should also be endorsed to the Controller at Visakhapatnam/Pondicherry/ Bangalore, the Assistant Controller at Kandla, the Import and Export Trade Controller, Rajkot and the Assistant Controller at Shillong as the case may be.

BREACHES OF REGULATIONS

97. Persons committing, inter alia, the following offences, or resorting to unfair means are, after the investigation, liable to bt aebarred from receiving licences for a specified period without preju- dice to any otfter action that may be taken against them under tht Imports and Exports (Control) Act and orders issued thereunder:—

(i) Illegal transfer or acquisition of import licences, (ii) Tampering with licences or other documents. (iii) Offering illegal gratifications to the staff. (iv) Smuggling of goods into or from India. (v) Applying for an import licence on the basis of a false document.

(vi) Applying for a licence on the basis of copies of Bills ol Entry relating to unauthorised imports on the plea that the relevant triplicate Bills of Entry have been lost. (vii) Applying for an import licence as an actual user on the basis of a Director of Industries Certificate obtained by misrepresentation and improper means.

tviii) Applying for an import licence on the basis of an Auditor'* Certificate obtained by misrepresentation and impropei means.

(ix) Applying for an import licence on the basis of a wrong Income-Tax Verification number.

(x) Applying for a licence on the basis of past imports ol some other party by submitting triplicate copies of Bill* of Entry which are in the name of that party or by producing Exchange Control copies of Bills of Entry knowing that the triplicate copies had been produced by some other party or vice versa.

(xi) Transfer or sale of goods without complying with the conditions applicable to the licences.

(xii) Submitting more than one application for the import oi goods falling under the same Serial No, during the same licensing period, on the basis of past imports made during different financial years in the basic period.

(xiii) Submitting more than one application for the import ol goods falling under the same Serial No. during the same licensing period, on the basis of different documents per- taining to past imports made during the same basic y?ar (jdv) Submitting more than one application tor the Import <\t goods falling under the same Serial No. during the same licensing period by an actual user on the basis of certifi- cates issued by different Directors of Industries or certify- ing authorities.

(xv) Applying for the import ot goods lalling under the saint Serial JNo. during the same licensing period in more than one capacity viz., established importer, actual user and newcomer.

(xvi) Continuous breach of import/export trade regulations e.g importing goods without licences,

(xvii) Contravention of Rules and Regulations under Foreign

Exchange Control Act.

(xviil) Contraventions or breaches of the conditions of the licence (xix) Other corrupt or fraudulent practices.

When a licence has been issued provisionally or through error or inadvertance or is in excess of the licence holder's entitlement, or has been obtained by misrepresentation or contrary to I.T.C. rules and regulations Its value will be set off or adjusted against the licence holder's subsequent entitlement, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf.

IMPORT OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT DESIGNED ON THE METRIC SYSTEM

98. Legislation has been enacted to decimalize currency and weights mid measures. The Coinage (Amendment) Act, 1W55 was Drought into force on 1st April, 1957, and decimal comage is now in circulation m the country- The Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1956 has been brought into force with effect from the 1st October 1958 in certain specified areas in States and Union X'emtories and in respect of certain specihed classes of undertakings and of goods. The Act provides for a transitional period of 10 years from its date of enactment. The adoption of the metric system ol weights and measures must, therefore, be completed by December, I9o".

Importers of machinery are requested to take note of thefle developments and to endeavour to import only machinery which should, as far as possible, be able to work to metric measurement*, it is realised that for a certain number of years both the metric and the foot-pound systems have to continue side by side. To the extent, therefore, that machinery and equipment on foot-pound •ystem is required for replacements either in regard to spare parts or even complete machines, their imports will be allowed after •crutiny of their need.

99. Consequent on the decision of the Government of India to introduce from August 1960 the Metric System of weights and measures in the levy and collection of Customs duties, it was decided to adopt the Metric system of weights and measure from 1st October 1960 for the purpose of Import and Export Trade Control also, to the extent indicated below: —

(i) All shipping documents relating to imports, exports and re-exports will be in Metric Units. However, to suit the requirements of Customers In foreign countries which are not on metric system, the Exporters may use British Units as well in their invoices etc. at the request of their customers. Shippers in foreign countries such as United Kingdom, United States of America or other countries, which are not on metric system, will have the option to use British Units in their shipping documents, invoices etc.

(ii) Where licensing is on the basis ol quantity, new quota certificates/licences will be issued in Metric Units; eveu otherwise quantities in licences will be shown in Metric units, wnerever necessary.

I Hi) While applying for licences importers will be required to mention quantity in Metric Units.

IMPORT OF MACHINERY ITEMS

impo; ters of machinery items are advised to satisfy thetnselvefa that the macninery sought to be imported satisfy conditions laid down in the Factories Act and Rules framed thereunder or witn similar rules in force in the country of origin of the machinery.

100. Issue of letters of authority:—

la) Subject to the provisions of sub-para, (b) below the letters of authority will be issued under the procedure and condi- tions given in Appendix 47. This supersedes the pro- visions contained in Public Notice No. 5l-ITC(PN)/50, dated trie lUth July, iyt>U.

(b) It has been represented that small importers holding licences for value of Rs_. 500 or below are unable to utilize their licences for the following reasons:— (i) The exporters in foreign countries are not willing to entertain and execute small value orders;

(ii) The freight charges for consignments of small value are comparatively high and thus render .small value imports uneconomical.

In order to obviate this difficulty such licence holders will be allowed to obtain a letter of authority to enable them to import goods in one lot through one of the licence holders provided that the totaj value of goods sought to be imported through one party does not exceed Rs. 10,000.

101. Remittances against import licences.—Remittances against goodt> covered by import licences should ordinarily cover the net c.i.f. price charged by the foreign suppliers excluding discount, commis- sion, etc. Cases have come to notice where payments have been made in excess of the actual net (c.i.f.) cost of the goods. It has, therefore, been decided to make it a condition of the licence that the payments authorised to be made against it will not cover any commission, discount, or like rebates allowed by the foreign suppliers/manufacturers to the concessionaries in India.

102. The importers should import the goods strictly in accordance with the description given in the import licence and in rises where they want to bring in goods of a description different from that specified in the licence they should get the licence amended before makinp ihe importation. Such requests will be considered if admis- sible under the rules.

103. Enquiries with regard to the I.T.C. classification of items.— importers seeking clarification with regard to the I.T.C. classification of an i.'em should invariably enclose with their request the descrip- tive literature, catalogues, illustrations etc. pertaining to the item -oncerned. Such documents are necessary to facilitate promot decision in the matter.

104. Complaints regarding delays in the disposal of application/ correspondence.—Steps are being taken to avoid delays in the disposal of applications/correspondence. Reminders with regard to delayed cases are attended to promptly by the I.T.C. authorities. In this connection it should, however, be noted that cases such as Capital Goods, H.E.P. etc. comparatively take a longer time for disposal.

Delays in the disposal of applications/correspondence may also be brought to the personal notice of the Public Relations Officer at Head- quarters and to the Public Relations Officers at the Regional Licensing Offices.

105. Addressing of Communications to Import Trade Control Orga- nisation.—It is noticed that telegrams and letters received by the licensing authorities from the trade by way of reminders often do not bear sufficient details to enable them to locate the previous papers. With a view to avoid delay in the disposal of such communications, the trade may give details in brief of the reference received from the licensing authority concerned particulars of the goods sought to be imported and the classification and serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule.

106. Interviews.—Ordinarily, all matters should be settled by correspondence. However, there may be certain cases where impor- ters consider it necessary to discuss in person, matters relating to genera] policy and principles, relating to Import Trade Control, or wish tc make personal submission in the case of appeals and repre- sentations against orders passed in individual cases, or desire to present their case in person in respect of their individual applications. For this purpose, arrangements exist for the grant of interviews with officers at all licensing offices. The importers are advised to book their interviews with the officers concerned (other than the Chief Controller/Heads of the Regional Licensing Offices) in advance at the Enquiry Office which is attached to each Licensing Office. Appoint- ments to see the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports/Heads of the Regional Licensing offices, should, be arranged through theli Private Secretaries. The importers should give tne purpose of the Interview and the particulars of their case in the proforma prescribed therefor. Except where otherwise, authorised, interviews will be granted only by officers of the rank of Controller and above. It should be noted that the person desiring to book an interview should be the accredited representative of the applicant firm and should comply with all thtj regulations concerning interviews which are prominently displayed on foe Trade Notice Boards of all Licensing Offices or otherwise publicised. Entry in the rooms occupied by tht clerical establishment or personal contact with tbe staff is strictly prohibited.

A Public Relations Officer of the rank of Deputy Chief Controller has been appointed at Headquarters. If any importer is unable to get a proper indication of the disposal of his case, he can immediately see the Public Relations Officer who will take steps to expedite the disposal of the case and explain the position to the importer. Public Relations Officers of the rank of Controller/Assistant Controller have also been appointed in the Regional Licensing offices to attend to difficulties of the importers-

SECTION U

The Policy Statement

SECTION n

18

T"Aa Policy Statement

i. The tabu 1ST statement on the succeeding page* •ett out the details of the licensing potter *bf tns year April [963—March 1964* This

is to be read with the explanatory remarks giren below

m. Cotamn 1 gives the Part and the Serial Ho. of theLT.C. Scbedole.

H ffl w O •> a. Column a g lm dctaBed description of the item,

N 4. Cotumxi 3 glrea parttentanof the tloen"ing •ntboritT to which certain cttegorieiof Importer* tptea"se" (e) and (if) betow] ihtmld apply.

{a) The abbrert"tionj ihown [c thii cotann toad for the following lothoridcs 1—

o

Stand* tot

Abbrevimloo

•2, V CC1 C"i.

Chief Controller of Import*, New Delta

}t. Chief ControikT ot Import*, Cikuaa.

80m Utd, . C.LA . Brokm

o o

i-H Pojti

z 5

)i. Chief Controuez of Imporu, Bocabaj.

Jt. Chief ControUer of Imports, Midrti.

Deputy Chief CootroQetof Itnporu, Ceou"l Lkandag Are*. Ms* D^lhj.

Deputy Chief Controiicr of imports, Ecnakulmm.

|U Chief Conttofler ot Impoitt, Bombay, Calcutta "nd Msdia*, Deputy Chief ControHei

of Imports, Emakuiam, CenctaJ Ljcenang Area, Sew Delhi, Import and Bxport Trade

Controller, Rajkot, CoLiroUeis of Irapons and Exports, Pondicharry) VisaVbapat

n*m and Bangalore, and Asstt. Controllers of loipons and Exports, Kandla and

SMllwig.

Denrfopmeat Officer (Tools). Directorate General of Technical Derelopment, Ministry

TOOLS

of Ectfflonric and Defence Co-ordinatjon.

Iron and SteeJ ComioUer, Catema and Dr. Ifon and Stool Controller, Bombay ana

1 4 SC

Madra,.

1 (J) Actual osers borne on the lirti of Indniuial Adrisen ahoold apply for Import liceocet to the Chiof ConttoDm of Imports and Bxpont Nev Delhi through the Iodutrial Adriser con emed.

(fi) Aetna] own not bomeon tho thti of the Indmtri*! AdriMn should apply foi import licao"" to th" •atbotitT sbowo uodei column

3 below [inlets otherwise ipeddally provided In the remarks column.

C<0 Estabtoned Importers applying fat ttcenoe* 00fc"ui"J(IWT itno that of nud qoow "stHc*-"t iboild UKI spplj (on mpon ucenco"!o (tie

authorities ibown tinder cotums 3 betow.

5 {*} Eatabttibed Imponenippiying forbconctB ontius Wabof yajidqacus csmataaoa stio old apply to theit raspactivs port imhonucs. Cf J For (ota quoa items oc Item gcooped togetbw wtthifl a bracket haring " common policy indicated agaiut thara, quoa ticeaces will tn Knitted on tJbo bath of pact impotttof the turn* coaoMued failing in e common bwtcyear.

! i—

j. Cohnnii 4 sett out the liceaslBg poflcy ngatsdietbe *aloc of Import licence* to —uhdihwllinpoHHS.

The entry ' NO* denotes tbK no quot" lieeace will be Bsued.

H

M 0. Cohnnn ) gtrei tbenlidity of ticeaoes. Th* period of validity shown in this column is ttii numbar of months for wtucha licaoc; ^rauted 'or Semi No. concerned will ooosaBj be valid from the date of it* issue. 7. Column 6 {tret details ibont llcendng wfakfa could not b" lncorponted in *ay of the othei cotanuu. 8. The enry " A.U." denotea that actual users ran apply for licence*.

Remarks

Description

Licensing

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

o> 3 Pan and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

¹

6

2

3

5

4

hH

PAST i

Calcium Molybdate, Hojyte and othej MoJyMe Ports

Twelve months.

NIL

nurn prodacts.

X

Transferred to Iron and Steel

a Feno-'FtiiigBtcs * *

Controller, Calcutta.

JS > F e s o - M o t y b d e s am

Transferred to Iroa aad Steel

3

Cootroiler, Calcutta.

Ferco-Vinadiam . ..

4

Transferred to Iron and Steel

Controller, Calcutta.

Perro-Tltiuniin . •

J

Transferred to Iron and Steel

Og I

Controller, Calcutta.

6 Feno-Pbo"pboru>

Transferred to Iron and Steel

Controller, Calcutta.

7 Paaio-Cotmnbfam (ttoo kaovo as ferro alo-biam) Part*

Twelve awatbi

A O

o¹ tj>

3

Q

4

SECTION II—contd

D e s c r i p t i on

Uoeosing

Authority

Policj for Validity of

Esttbtbbcd Licence*

Reaurkt

ImportcM

T H E

6

a

Part and

S.No. of

I.T. C.

Scbednk

i

• t

3

PAST!—contd.

G A Z S T T E

F e r r o - S d e n r mn . . . . ..

8

A.U.

Nil Twelve nwattrt.

Port*

O F

I

F e r r o - S f l i c on

Transferred to Iron and Steel

9

N D

Controller, Calcutta.

I

A

F e r r o - C h r o me

. ..

Transferred to Iron and Steel

10

Controller, Calcutta.

II R e f i n ed F e r r o - M a a g a D ew i

E X T R A O R D

I

( a) A ll grade* b e l ow 3% C a r b on .

Traanferred to Iron aod Steel

ContioQet, Calcutta.

N A R Y

( J) A ll g r a d es of 3% " nd a b o re Cartjon

Transferred to Iron and Stee!

Controller, Calcutta,

[

. S i H c o - M a n g w n e se . . ..

P A R T 12

Transferred to ITOQ and Steel

Controller, Calcutta.

I -

S E C

.

Po,("

' StitccKSpiegei

A 11.

Nil.

Twelve inonthi

1

]

[ 7 0

Pano-SOtcoc 7X coatum lad F e rn B ran

14

P A R T G

.

P r ts

A.U,

(0 Ferro SiScon Zirconium ,

I -

Twe!?e

BOO'ltt

o

S f

I

C

.

A.U.

Pom

(U) Ferro Bonn . . . . ..

Na

1 ^

1 -

Twclre

moctha

] 4

Twelw

PoitJ

Nil

16-A

T H E

moothj

Bright -VLS. and Free Cutting quality (high sulphur

•ad/or Ledlay) B i n, Rounds, Rods, Squires,

Hexagon*, Octagons tnd Fkts and other sectkias

iflchidiog Steel Shaftings (Reded), Bright drawn,

tnmed sad polished bars.

G A Z E T T E

O F

Actual User applications for items ooi

iadigenouily available will be

considered by tbe licensing

authorities at ports in consultation

with tbe Directorate Gener 1 of

Technical Development. Applica-

tions from achftfiiilfd industries

borne on tbe books of the D.G.

T.D. will, as imal, be dealt with

by G C I ., New Delhi.

I

N D

I

A

(1) A. U.

(0 Iron and steel vaires, strainers and hydrant* and

Pom

Nil

parti thereof.

Twelw

month*.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(if) Licence* twoed under this tub-

ham will not be TalU for the

import of C"t Iron Foot Vahres

of cizes beknr 12* dta. Actual

Uscn' applfcartmta for Cast Iron

Foot Vafra abore 12* dk. wfll be

cootideTed.

2 0 5

SECTION II—conid.

&

Remarks

Description

Licensing Authority

Validity of Licences

Ptrt and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule

Policy for Established Importers

H 3 w

i

2

6

4

3

S

PAW /—contd.

—contd.

S. No. 17

S 3

Ports

(a) Boiler tubes in fall lengths or cut to shape

Nil

an

w o and size.

Twelve months

(0 A. U. applications from industries other than Sugar for import of this item not manufactured indi- genously will be considered in consultation with the Director- ate General of Technical Develop- ment, by the licensing authorities at ports.

S

(I'O A. U. applications for import of steel bofler tubes from the Sugar Industry will be considered by the D.C.C.I. (C.L.A.), New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Food & Agriculture (Directorate of Sugar & Vantspad).

!

(6) Cast Iron pressure pipet

Nil

(c) Oil line pipes and tabes

Ports

A. U.

NU

Twelve months

I

Ports

Nil

TweWe months.

(d) Steel/wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or uncoated) euinding stainlaas steel tdbea.

A. U. applications for import of B.S.S. 1387 Class A or equivalent specification pipes below J* and over 3* nom. bore and for B.S.S, 1387 Class B amd Class C or

[

P A K T

I -

S

I

O

.

equivaiCDL specifications pipes beiow i* and above 3* nominal bore, wili be considered by the licensing authorities at ports in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Deve- lopment.

1

] ( e) M e c h a n i c al t u b i ng ( w e l d e d) i n c l u d i ng m i ld steel P o r ts

Nil

A. V.

t u b es f or c y c le frames in l e n g t hs c ut to s i z e s.

Twelve

months

( /) M e c h a n i c al t u b i ng ( s e a m l e s s) . . ..

Nil

T H E ( #) S t a i n l e ss steel p i p es a nd t u b es . . ..

Nil

P o r ts

Twelve

months

A. U. applications will be considered

in consultation with the Directo-

rate General of Technical Deve-

lopment.

^a'O P i p es or t u b es flexible, f or p a s s i ng g as or fluid

Nil

••

G A Z E T T E u n d er p r e s s u re a nd t e l e s c o p ic flush p i p e s.

(it)) ( a) M a l l e a b le I r on p i pe fittings, n . o . s.

P o r ts

Nil

O F

(0 A. U.

I

Twelve

months

N D

(ft1) Licences will not be valid for

I

import of :—

A

E X T R A O R D

(0) flanges of all sizes.

(") Elbows, Bends, Tees, Sockets

i to 3* including Reducer,

(e) Plugs, nipples, checknuts in

sizes 1* and below in each

case.

I

( i) W r o u g ht I r o n / S t e el p i pe fitting*, n . ox

P " r ti

Nil Twelve A. U.

TTMTpfhjl

N A R Y

( e) C a st I r on p i pe fittings, r u x t, . . ..

Pora

Nil

A. U.

Twehe

( d) O t h er s t e el p i pe fitting*, n . 0 4. . . ..

Port*

NO

A. U.

Twe*w

maun*

2 0 7

SECTION II—conid.

O 00

Remarks

Validity

of

' Description

Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S. No. oi

I.T.C.

Schedule

Licences

H a i

6

2

3

4

w

5

PART l—coaxi.

w S. No. i;

7(tc)—amtd.

(*} Noo-ferrous fittings f

Nil

o not otherwise specified.

5a ¹ a

NOTB.—As all fittings (otheT than

Brats, Bronze and gun metal wives

and cocks) required for iron and

steel pipe* and tubes ire now classi-

fied under S. No. I7fl, licences

granted for S. No. 9JI1, or an? other

serial number will not be valid Car

the import of such fittings.

g 2O

Nil

s Iron and Steel tt nurture*, fabricated partially or whoOy if made mainlj of vhoOy of rron or steel bars, sections, plates or them for the constroc- doo ot buikiingt. and colliery axebu or pit prop* and parti thereat.

22 Iron and Steel botts, outs, set tcrews, machine acrewt and machine irads bat excluding bobs, nnti and •crew* adapted for use on cycles t

"•3

Cfl) Machine screws. Set screw*, and Machine studs

(oj Nil

E

P

Bolts, nuts, set screws, machine

screws, etc of ill types including

those specially adapted for tue

with motor vchidn and various

machineries are cuyeied by Sr.

is

No. 22/I and cannot be fmported

against an; other Sr. No. of

machinery 01 parti or motor

Tehides unless specifically *o

authorised.

r 0 3) O t h e rs " • " • " * "•

W N il

Iron and Steel rivets and bifurcated rivets 1—

24

(a) Bifurcated rivets . . . . ..

(a) Nil

(t) Tinmen's rivets

H X w

(&) Na

O (0 Others

(<)Nfl

lion and steel roofing nails, k i. nails, rose nails,

35

I horse and bullock shoe nails, dowel nails, chair •ails, clout sails, boat nails, panel pins and wa- ihers, all sorts, not otherwise specified.

(a) Panel pins of size r" and below • • •

(a) m

c 2 o (b) Panel ptni of over 1* size (i.e., wire nails).

(*> Na

{fi Deleted " - * • • • ••

o (d) Others *

(d> NO

g

NO

7-1

••

Iron or steel rails, sleepen or fish plates for railways and

tramways : Dog spikes, chain spikes and screw

*pfses (Le., Railway fittings other chan Fish Plates).

I

Malleable Iron rail dips

38

Nn

g

SECTION II—contd.

Validity

of

Authority

Remarks

Description

Licence

Policy foe

EstabUsbed

liiipurlctt

Part and S.No.of r.T.a Sdmtele

B i

6

2

3

5

4

o

P/tRr /—oontd.

! o Iron or Steel wire ropes or wire strand (itraaded

Nil

29

Cal.

Twelve

months

Witt).

(0 A. U. Actual user app&atiocs foe

wire ropes will be considered from

ewmitial tuets like coDkries.

(a) Please see remark (vili) against

S. No. 65 (SXHX"^V-

Iron t ad s t " t - b a r b ed wire . . . ..

Nil

30

Iron and steel plain wire and

fteel earth wire single plj are

HcmiPd by tbe Iron and Steel

CootroUer, Calcutta.

3. I s I

I r on ud S t e el wire netting 1

35

Nil

{") I f on t od S t e el wire nwtiliij of all sorts ( e x d u d-

i nf Stalnlet* S t e el wire s e t t i n g }.

!

(b) S t t i n f c ss steel wire s e t t i ng . . ..

Cal.

Nil Tw*l" montfaa

F

(i) A. U. applkatioBS from Tea Gar-

dens for Import of thli ham win

be conatdetcdon the nooomKo-

dationi of the Chtfnmn, Tea

Board.

H

(if) A. U. application from Chemica] and Pharmaceutical Laboratories/ Industries forimport of this item wiU be considered by the Jt. C C L, Calcutta.

(at) A.U. spplicstions from the Sugai industry for import of this item will be considered by the Dy. C.C.I. ( C X A ), New Delhi in cortsultatkm with the Sugar and Vaaaspati Directoraie of the Ministry of Food & Agriculture.

H S w

O

M

Nil

35-A Iron mod Steel welded ftbrics (other tliaa bar ani rod) specially designed for the reinforcement of concrete.

•4 w-

36

O I nn 01 tteei wire chain link fencing, wire mesh, wire ttaples (excluding machine staples) and boot and shoe grinder? i

£

Nil

(a) Wire chain link fencing. . . ..

Nil

Ports

H

A.U. applicatioas for import 0/ Copper coated stapling wire only

Twelve menths

{b) Iron or steel stapling wire, including copper coated stapling wire galvanised or black (ex- cluding machine staples).

witi be considered.

Ports

Nil

(e) Boot and shoe grindery, the following,

Please refer to Appendix 23 for Export Promotion Licensing.

tO B-

Twelve months

I namely :— (i) Machine tacks. (a) Tacks anchor for shoes (for use on machines) (m) Plugs tips flange. (K>) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes, (c) Slugging wire, (ci) Rand and tacking wire. (SH) Milled tacking wire.

t^ M HI-

SECTION II—contd.

Remarks

Licensing

Aathority

Description

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Bstabfiibed

Importers

Part and

S No. of

I.T.C.

| Schedule

s i

5

2

3

4

P^J?r /—contd-

S. Nc. 3(

(CTB) Screwing wre.

(tx) Anto "oler wire

Or) Rirets for (hoc*.

f "; Nails for fixing beel tip* and toe plate*.

(xa) Naib for Qxing rubber,

w

ss a, (jrfti) Bucket! for iboc". (we) Heel iq>t. Cw) Toe plate*. (xcQ Light cut bsxtd tacks for shoes, (rca) Bine cut tnd/or Bright cot tacki.

• n w) Heel pias.

g- (xix) Iron or steel thoe eyelets including those

O § enamelled or celluloid dipped (but excluding brats thoe eyelets) and book* for boot and shoes.

(xx) Cud*D nails, bills, bobs, stud, pronged pro-

tectors (but excluding heel tips and toe

plates) and spikes for boot* and shoe*.

(JCCI) Steel shoe shanks.

Nil

(d) Wire Mesh

Ports

Twelve

months

?

(0 Actual users applications for steel

wire mesh and stainless steel

wire mesh required for manu-

facture of standard testing in-

struments and those of finer

than ico mesh not otherwise

specified will be considered is

consultation with Directorate

General of Tennical Dewlop-

mf.T>t.

?

r

(t'O A. U. applications from manu- facturers of standard sieve* Cor the import of wire dotty Steve Goth square or crrml*T in shape not exceeding 12' in size will be considered by the port licensing authorities.

Xil

(e) Other*

Lroa steel tad castings (wunachined) and Iron and steel chains ail sorts, including ship chains bat t-rHq^ing a[j types of transmission chains.

(a) Ship chain*, the following! namely :—

SB w o

N (0 Wrought iron or steel stud link chains for "1 1

anchoring.

NQ

Bom.

X welv utomh •

(ii) Wrought iron or steel long link chains used 1 for keeping Derrick in position, - J

c

5

A* U. applications for import of special ship chains like steering chains will be considered by J.C.C1. Bombay in consultation with the D. G. Shipping. Actual User ap- plicatioas should be made to the J.C.C.I., Bombay.

Nfl

B (jb) Iron and steel chains, all sorts assessable under item 63 (11) and 63 (28) of the I.C.T. excluding chains for automobiles and cycles whether cat to I ength or in rollsj and also excluding ship <*!""" covered by S. N. 38(a)/L

H

Nil

Ports

(") Iron or steel casting (onmachined)

Twelve months

A- U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

40 Unmachrned steel forging* including forged steel balls L&S.C.

o •B

Ports

Twelve months.

CO A. U. applications from Printing Houses for import of highly polished copper sheets notable for making process blocks wul (i) Copper, wrought in the following forms, vis., strip tape, foil, highly polished sheet specially prepared for anting process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perfonted sheet.

W

SECTION n—contd.

Validity

Remtrks

L*icettstng Aiitbority

Description

of

Policy for Established Importer* Licences

Part and S.No.of I XC Schedule

i

2

6

3

4

5

g

PART /—contd.

S- No. 41CO—"m/d.

8

s

o

be .considered on production of evidence to show that this item cannot be manufactured indigenously.

8 I

6.

{") A. U. applications from the Sugar Industry for Imports of copper perforated sheets falling under this sob-item will be considered by the D.C.C.I. (CL^A.), New Delhi on pro- duction of evidence to show that this item cannot be manufactured indigenously.

(tt) Copper wrought in the following forma, mi., rods, Bom.

Mil

Twelve, months

section*, pipes, tubes, pines and sheets ; iactuding those cut to shape and nze.

h-l-k

A. U. applications from Textile Machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wider than 4 ft. will be considered by the Jt. a d, Bombay, OQ production of evidence to show that this item cannot be manufactured indigenously.

Nil

"•3"-

(ttO Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas

•i fluid under pressure.

66: r"

r Copper scrap whether ingotted or otherwise Ports

fflteths

R

(0 Quota licences will be valid only

for import of Copper unwrooght

falling under S. No. 47/1.

H

(R) Quotx licences will b* nlid for

imports froen USA only. The

prooatuxe to be follawcd for

imports against quota ticencea

will be innotinocd *wp*fittly1

w

(at) Quota licences will be issued

•object to the foQowing condi-

tion* :—

E"

8-

2 B_

W-r I

(a) Ettabliiaed Importers will be

required to report uamcuBTB

of quota licences inwd to-

gether with licence number,

date and vafate thereof to

the Controller appointed

under the Non-ferrous Me-

tals Control Order, 1958.

The Established Importers

thoold not place orders on the

foreign suppliers for the im-

port of copper unwroQ&ht

failing under S. Net. 47/I

occpet in accordance with the

instructions issoed by the

' ControUei' appointed un-

der the Non-FerrotM Metals

Coatrol Older, 195S. Es-

tablished importers will also

be icquiied to report actual

arrivals of copper unwrought

falling under S. No. 47/I

to the said Controller.

Si

Ht-

SECTION H—contd.

M OV

Validity

Remarks

Description

Authaity

of

Policy f"

Established

Importeys

Lkences

H Part sod S.No,of I.T.C Schedule

I

2

6

3

5

s

PART I-caold.

N M

S.No.'fi—amid.

o

(6) The sale of imported copper

unwrooght will be effected by

the Established Importers

only against permits issbed by

the ' Controller' appointed

under the Non-ferrtnu Metals

Control Order, 1958 at prices

not exceeding 3i% margin

over the landed cost.

g

(") The Established Importers

will not be permitted to con-

sume and dispose of any

portion of the imparted stock

except against permit* issued

by the ' Controller' appoint-

ed under the Non-ferrous

Metal* Control Order, 1958.

N J?.—Full address The Controller,

of * Control- Non-ferrous

ler* appointed Metabj Direc-

uader the tome General

Non-fences of Technical

Metal Control Development,

Order, 1958. Ministry of

Economic and

Defence

Co-ordination,

N*rw Delhi

Na

•-

I Lead wrought including tbe following, "*., pipes, tubes, foil, wire and sheets including sheet for Tea Chests. Lead ingot, pig and scrap . . . ..

43-A

C C I.

I

TwdTe

months

B

H

Actual Users applications from

scheduled industries only wQ] be

considered by C C I. on the

recommendations of the Directorate

General of Technical Development.

For the units in the non-schedul-

ed sector/S. S. L units, arrange-

ment wfl] be made to meet

their requirements from canalised

imports. The limiting factor

on Ucencef will be mine only.

43-B

Nil

Antimonial lead in the ingot and wrought form in-

chiding the fallowing, trig., pipes, tabes and sheets.

g 44

o Zinc or spelter (inwrought including mazak alloys of ^*nc SFKI ?him'n'inm containing not IHB than 9vj per cent, zinc, zinc dross, dust, ashes and zinc in the form of ingots, cake, tile, slab, plate and gxaanlationi including all forms of sine scrap, zinc wrought including wire rods, sections, sheets including highly polished sheets especially prepared for making process blocks, lithogra- phic theets and be following manufactures, nr.i zinc perforated sheet cut to size.

) Zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots,

P&rts

(a

30%

cake, tile and slabs.

Twelve

months

g

oI

s

M

(0 Actual Users' applications from

scheduled industries borne on

the books of Direcrorate General

of Technical Development and

from uaits on the books of the

Iron and Steel Controller, Cal-

cutta will be considered by

C.CL on the recommendations

of the Directorate General of

Technical Development and the

Iron and Steel Controller. Tbe

requirements of non-scheduled

units will be met from canalised

imports.

M

^1

w

SECTION H—contd.

M 00

Licencing

Description

Remarks

Policy for Established Importers

Validity of Licences

H P*rt and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule

Authority

2

i

6

4

5

3

3 I PART /—contd.

S No. 44iP}—cotttd.

M

O

(B) Quota licences will be subject to the condition that sales/distribu- tion of zinc or spelter tinwrought in the form of lngotSj cake, tile and slab will be effected by the Established Importers to scheduled Actual Users on the general or specific directions of the Controller of Non-ferrous Metals at prices not exceed- ing 3j per cent over the landed cost. Non-scheduled or S. S. L units will not be permitted to make purchases from stock, im- ported by the Established Im- porters.

oa |>

(Hi) Quota licences will be granted only to such Established Im- porters who are not applying as Actual Users for licences under this S. No.

I s

(ro) Established Importers will not be permitted to consume and dispose of any portion of the

? I

imported stocks of zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, cake, tile, and slab except in accordance with the directions of the Controller of Non-ferrous Metals.

n

! H M

C

(r) The schedule of monthly shipp- ing programme of zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of in- gots, cake, tile and slab should be notified to the Con- troller of Non-ferrous Metals.

o

(vi) Please see remarkI("0 against

S. No, 47/1.

o

N.B.—Full address The ControUer,

I

of Control- Non-ferrous ler'appoint- Metals, Directo- ed under the rate General of Non-ferrous Technica 1 Deve- Metals Con- lopmertt, Minis- trol Order, try of Economic 1958. and Defence

Qo-cffdinB rion, New Delhi

10 M

SECTION II—contd.

W K> O

Remarks Description

Licensing Authority

Validity of Licences

Policy for Established Impart era

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

i

2

6

3

4

5

PART /—coutd.

S. No. 44 ( a ) — " "£

Ports

(6) Others

Twelve months

(1) Quota licences tot this nib- hem will be valid only Ear the import of highly polished zinc sheets especally prepared for making process blocks.

z o

g

{it) Applications from printing in- dustry for import of highly polished zine sheets will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports.

(a) Tin block and m scnp

Ports

45

(i) Imports will be camlised throufh an agency approved by

Twelve months

Government.

5 s

(B) Ac'ual U"en borne oo th" books of he Directorate General for Technical Develo.met other than utensil manufacturer*, or the Iron and St=cl Controtter, Calcutta should mate Actual User a -plica- tion* to th; Directorate General for Technical Development.

(t") Actual User application! from scheduled industries o t ha than "tcndl mmottciuiei* only wilt be

7 0

G

o

f I

"neidered by C C I. on the rccommeadstion" nf f^s Directorate General for Technical Doretcpmcnt.

—

CO 5

r s

3. C.

U j 1 ic place ; c r a p. . . ..

i

H

ps

O >

I

H pi

O T i n, w r o u g h tj i n c l u d i ng t be M l f s l s B; ;l£,_ = -.u and Trire.

z o

o po

45-B

Nil

2!

White mettl, mtifricoon metal; to\den (including

cored) and printing mrtils.

*l

K:

w

H

u

SECTION n—contd.

N>

Dctcriptiba

AnSiority

Policy for

Established

Inpoiten

Validity

of

Xicntcet

Part and

S.No.of

LT.C.

Schedule

2

I

3

5

H a w

WSJ l-umi.

o

11 46

5O%

(0) B T MI teocBC i nd f^n*rc*f taioyi, mtvro^^^

the toon of tagot tad tcnp wbetbsr tog

il tnd ts Ports

otted ra

Twetn

nwotbi

P

(0 Qao*" ftcepow wfll be nOU aaly

tot hnpoct c& Zinc OE spcttcx

UQW£tK%lU fa t bc lOCIS Of

tngottt oke, tOc, and slabs

ttlfng mxWr S. No, +tf*)/I.

g 5

I

?

f•2

!

(*) Import of siac or spelter on-

WToaght fa the form of Ingots

cake, tik, aod dab (S. No.

4^(3)/1 agaiost quota licenct*

issued for tbii S. No. will b"

"ibje" to th" fallowias asodl-

tians i—

I

O

M•za

P

("}Ttw mka/dfaribotfem of

afaK ei spelttr unvrrenght

is the form of ingots, oka,

tfle aod thb vUl tw

dftcted by the EstabUtbed

ImponerB to scheduled Acted

Utect on the genertl at

ttwdflc directfcnu of th"

ConttoBej of Nochfimnu

Matali U pclcct not r n W h|

3i% OTW the tended cart.

KOB-Kbedalect at S-S.I. ania

vfil DM b" petnritted to make

porfawt ton cocfai hnpontd

by the BrtsMhhtd Iui^uitm.

o

⁶s

f" EttabWud I m p v tm w"

no* be petadtted 10 caat-

MW loll djipote of tay

poitiea

n o ds of siac cm spebtf

uuviuught In tfae fbtin "{

tngoti, a t e, tfla ud tbb

to K>

SECTION H—contd.

Validity

Descriptioa

Remarks

Licensing Authority

Policy for Established Iir^orters

of Licences

H Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

I

2

6

3

4

5

£

N W

S. No. 46(a>—amid.

a

o

except in accordance with the directions of the ControUer of Nan-fenow Metal*.

tfB.—Fulladdree The Controlltt,

H

O

of ' Control- Non-ferrous ler' appoint- Metals, Direc- ed underthe torate General Non-ferrous of Technical Metals Con- Development, trol Orderj Ministry of 1958. Economic and Defence Co-or- dinataon3 New Delhi.

(J) h'tctel base tOoTi nd nkkel ctaomealloys indud-

Nil

J19 mtifflrfii ITITTI —^ fc^ap§ tttcrcofl

(c) Braw, bttffln and dmflar alloys, wrought indnding Polls

Nil Twelve laKths

thefoilowingc"*.,wire,rcKi,sKa:loa, ah set, pipe and tube and the followrni? manufactures, vis., rod and tabs cut to Bhipe and size but excluding chemlc!'; OS tmnattoo gok-

I

PI

(t) A, U. appUcations will be con- sidered by the port authorities for import of Brass rods, strips and tubes on production of evidence to show that these items cannot be manufactured indigenously.

p

I—* W-1

ren

H a

iif) A. \J. applications ftom the Sugar Industry for import of brass tubes mil be considered by the D.C.C.I. (CL-A.) New Delhi on production of evidence to show that this item cannot be manufactured indigenously.

i—>

i—i

(J) Bronze flexible Pipes or tubes for passing gas or

finid imder pressure.

47

H HI w

Ports Twelve

months

Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, tlabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and "mgot bars.

(0 Q*oc" Uococei will be granted only to men Established Im- porter* who tre not applying as ActwU U K B.

£

N M

§

(it) QUOCB licences will be valid foi imports from U. S. A. only. The pcocednre to be followed for imports against quota licen- ces will be indicated separately.

Z

o

(m) Quota licences will be issued subject to the following condi- tions :—

w

o

I-H

I

(a) Established I m p w tm will be required to report particulars of quota lkeaces issued to- gether with licence number, date and value thereof to the "Controller" appointed under the N*n-Ferrous Metali Control Order, 1958. The Established Importers should not place orders on the foreign suppliers for the import of copper oawreught falling under this S. No. except in to w

SECTION n—cantd.

T.iiyrwing

Description

Remarks

Validity

of

licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

Authority

i

2

6

4

5

O

3

PART I—cnotd.

S. No. 47—contd.

w o *? 5

O

•rviyyl'BC*' ^^th tK' 'nfftniT-

tlons issued by the " Cootrol-

ler** appointed under the

NoB-Ferrous Metal Control

Older, 195S. Established Im-

porters will also be regoh-cd

to report actual andr^ls of

copper uowrought fatUng un-

der this S. No. to die udd

OjBtroUer.

O

(ft) r te sale of Imported oappor

nawiought will be effected

by Established Im-

porters only against permits

bsued by the "Controller"

appointed under the Kon-

Ferrous Metals Caotrol Older,

19581 at prices not "^**fHng

3i% margin ever the landed

cott.

I

(c) The Established Importers

will not be peimltted to coo-

sume and dispose of any por-

tioo of the imported ttocfc

escept against permits bioed

I

h-l

by the "CentroDer** appoint-

ed tinder the Noo-Farota

Metals Control OrdCT, 195*-

I r

(fe) Actual User tppUarttoca from

tcbednled Industries borne on

the list of the D. G. T. D.

will be considered by G CL

00 the iwunniwiiiiriniH of the

Directorate General of Technical

Derelopment. For the unit*

In the non-tchednkd sector/SSI

units, arrangement will be made

to meet their requirements from

cEosllsed Imports*

(0) Please see remarks against S. No.

43/1.

sa

o

i—r

d

W^.—Pull address The Controfler,

of" Control- Non Fenom

ta"" appoint- Metab, Direct-

ed under the rate General of

Noo-Ferroos Technical Devt-

Matab Con- lopment, Minis-

ttol Order, try of Ecooomic

1998. and Defence

B

Co-ordiuitlon,

New Delhi.

Antimony ingot legulm and tt^r metal .

47-A

o 48

CC1

-- Twelve

montbi

Hicfcel incfridtag Hick*) tcap In a]] formt exdud-

1ns manufactrrret thciwf bat lncfwling nickel

pellet* and nlckd inode*.

Importf win be a n i gd Kidtr

Colombo Plan for supply to Actual

Users.

8 49

••

All copper b"te iDoja fachiitM Pbo^ihor coppei

CKI cwpto nickel and scrip of wch d e fs In

all (onH bot excluding til mmnftctttre*.

B

^4

SECTION H—contd.

00

Remarks Desaription

Validity of Liceaccs

licensing Authority

Policy for Established Importers

H Part and S. No. ot I.T.C Schedule

6

i

5

4

2 3

H

P ^ ST /—ascld.

100%

Ports

Mond metal enwronght . . . ..

SO

Twelve months.

A.U.

Potts

N3

Tungsten metsi powder and " bw tBUgeten pio-

51

Twelve EJC n t i i.

dncts.

3

Eil

Molybdenum metal powdw and roolybdennm wire Ports

A.U.

53

i—i

Twelve months.

. *

Ctlrjura-mangtnese silicon and oldum gfliride

N3

53

Iron end steel aacwt sD sorts t

54

(a) Wood screws of the following description I—

o

(a) Nil

o

6 I. Countersunk head wood screws ladle pointed. . a. Galvanised Cone Hesd Roofing VTood Screws. 3. Galvanised Cone Head Carte* Wood Screws. 4. GalTsni3ed Mosh Room Head Cotter Wood Screws. 5. Lcge Head Coffin Screws. 6. Square Head Coffin Screw*. 7. Dowell Screw. 8. Laying-in-Screws. 9. Phillips Recessed Wood Screws.

Nfl.

I r

P (6) Wood screws of the types specified below:— 1. Counter Sunk Head Wood Screws 2. Counter Stmk Head Household assortment. 3. Counter Sunk Head wormed to head. 4. Round Head Wood Screws. 5. Raised Head "Wood Screws. 6. Cheese Head Wood Screws.

(c) Iron and Steel Screws of the following descrip-

Nil

tions :— (0 Coach Screws, Square and Hexagonal Head. (n) Self-Tapping Screws (Sheet Metal Screws)

O including Hammer Drive Screws.

(d) Leavesfor leaf springs . . ..

Nil.

M H H

..

(t) Eastwise (stranded) . . ..

Nil.

55

(it) Steei earth wire for hydro-electric installations I.&S.C.

s

I—I

Roiling rolls for steel works (whether of cast iron, cast Tools

55-A

••

••

steel or forged).

Nil

• •

••

• •

56 Fabricated iron and steel sheets for the construction of coal tubs and fabricated galvanised iron sheets for roofing railway wagons.

Iron and steel tyresj axles, wheels and buffersj etc.

57

o

L&S.C.

(a) Iron or steel tyres, axles and wheels

g

. ..

Nil '

(b) Iron or stee] buffers for locomotives, wagons and carriages, whether for railways or tram- ways.

s

(c) Railways or Tramway coiled springs. . {d) Railways or Tramways springs laminated

Nil Nil

••

••

Locomotive pistons, rods and motion parts

Nil

••

58

SECTION II—contd.

Part and

Description

Validity of Licences

Remarks

Policy for Established Importer*

Licensing Authority

S.No. of I.T.C Schedule

H B w

2

I

3

6

4

5

O

3

i Dry battery wax, red and black, wooden separators and sealing compounds for batteries and accumu- lators—

H O h-lz d

(a) Nil

(a) Wooden separators . . . ..

• *

• *

(6) Nil.

(¥) Dry battery was, red, black, etc .

••

S E

2 Deleted.

Og

Cal,

Nil.

Raw Manila hemp (Fibre) . . . ..

3

Twelve months

CO A. U. (a) Please refer to Appendix 23 for Export Promotion licensing.

Cal.

Nil

Raw hemp excluding raw Manila hemp (Fibre)

Same remarks "s a gsiEsi S.Ko. 3-n.

4

Twelve month g

E

Cal.

Same remtrks as against SJNo. 3-II.

Nil

Raw sisal fibre , , t " . . ,

5

Twelve month*

A . U.

Twelve

6 Aloe fibre. . . . . ..

Cal.

Nil

months

Twelve

A. U.

Sisal yarn. . . . . . ..

Cal.

ND

£ 7

•__>

7-A Asbestos manufactures, not othervrise'specified.

Nil

H

7-B Paddng engines aod boQers all scats, not otherwise

Nil

specified.

Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic packings for all

7-C

Nfl

Na

o

h-l

8 Readymade boiler packing

• .

N3

Iron and steel and articles made thereof excepting

9

o

g those covered by Parts I, IV, V and VI of this Schedule (inclnding coated and uocoated elec- trodes both rod and wire) and Including non- ferrous pipe fittings, telescopic flush tubes, brass/ copper coated, tubes but excluding old Iron and steel and articles made thereof.

Pottt

Twelve

(

Nil

9

21

A, U. applications for these Items

will be considered In consolation

with the Directorate General of

to

>0 UJ

SECTION II—contd.

Remarks

Validity of

Licensing Authority

Description

Licences

PoHcy for Established Importers

6

Part and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule i

2

4

5

3

H a

N PART II—contd.

S. No, 9{aXb)—amld.

H w o

Technical Development. Appli- cations from the scheduled indus- tries will be dealt with in the nor- mal procedure.

(cO Steet balfa of sizes 9/16* in diameter and below Ports

Twelve months

A. U. applications for this item will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Appli- cations from the scheduled industries will be dealt with m the norms 1 procedure.

s I

(4) (0 Coated or ancoated Arc welding electrodes .

Nil

5

Nil

(fi) Iron or steel coated and uncoated rodsj wire, foils and strip for gas welding and btszing • • • " • *"

S

Nfl

(") Steel dnims and barrels

NO

* *

if) Welded wire mesh

Nil

Please refer to Appendix 23 for

Ports

(g) Others

Export Promotion Licensing.

Twelve months

I

A,

"•5 10 Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap aad tto#e

matkmed In Part I of the Sehedute r

H

l

(a) Nil

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made erf coppci lot gas ••

P welding and brazing.

(b) Nil

(6) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn elec-

|—I trolytic copper wire).

to Others •

<<0 N i l.

< •

1 -"

i II

Twelve

German Silver (including nickel tDrer) including

Pxts

Nil,

cgmi-inariufecture and gcraps thereof.

o

A. U. applications for fanport of Gaman stlvei/nickel sflvei scrap will be considered by the licensiag authorities at ports.

I—Iz o

Almcinram circles, sheets, ttrips and other maan-

12

Forts

Ni)

N

Twelve J

uujattu

fcetures not otherwise specified.

\ .U. appltcattoos wx!) be consi^efed

in oonsabation with the Directer-

rate General of Technical De?etop-

ment ft* import of !—

cs

I—I

•2, 9* KJ

(") Alaminlttm wire rods having

a purity of 99*5% or more

for the manufacture of

A . C S . R ., all Aluminium

Conductors and covered AID-

minram Conductors.

(B) Aluminium electrodes.

u

SECTION n—contd.

Remarks

Description Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S. No. of

LT.C.

Schedule

El

i

6

2 3

4

5

o

JMBr //—ecoM.

AJumintom in any crude fbtm, lnciadtng iegofe,

C.C.I.

Nil

13

o bmn, bloefa, sbbs. billets, "bot",and pellets.

Twthre

mnnrmt

(0 Fot the onto tn the non-schettnted

lectoi /S.S.L units, arrsngement

will be made to meet their re-

S

(£ )A11OCBJOM ia brour of Sche-

duled Induatiles win also be

made for Import of afctminlnsi

under tbt Colombo Plan.

Deleted

14

Nil

13 Zinc 01 spelter, maoofactaied, not otherwise speci- fied, grrfnHIng Krapi, and thosi mentioned In Part I of this Schedule.

o g g

16 Manufactures of brats, brooae and similar alloys net

ot lmlotloo gold and those mentioned In Part I

of the Scbedoki

Nil

!

(a) Electrodes made ot brass, broose and otbe*

similar alloys aad rods, foil, wire, and (trip, made

of brass, bronze and other similar alloys for gn

wtUtngand brazing.

(&) Others

(&) NIL

17- All sort of metals and alloys other than Iror. and Steel and fmanufacturejhereof not otherwise specified excluding those mentioned 5n f §st" I, IV, V and VI of the Ssheduiet

(a)O)Cadmium3 cobalt, manganese,, raga£stomt bismurh, tusgacen, metybdemms, chnanlHia, vanadm^n esd othei vlxgia uoa-fcr.wus m*t"ls not othejwise gpaclfk-d and maa"fc"osxes thefaof ioduding Nickel matHi"titbna> aad sisc iadntlbfc- monel metal mmufactOiW!, Deastai 6t-"ei alloy k. i and 5 01., Pstcklaa suuiduiuia kidwlaged.- gtag- ing bass sad magnesium pov;.1", hai sxdvscUag nan-f&noa* semS-osaautsciufes aod alloys ic4 also excluding Electrodes, rod, foil, wire ;>fi.i strings for gas wddtag "ad btaaia* made ni *i!o"8 aot otherwise speclliad.

T3

I

Twelve months

P ; 1) Applications for Import of platinum train ewentkl uset* like Instru- ment manufactures* will be considered by licensing authorities at ports in consultation with the technical authorities concerned.

H

as

o

3 {if) A. U. applications foi sircon foi ss" in cwr&raic indaitsy, and Estilc fos ate in ceramic and electric welding Industty will be. considered in coflsiltetion with Directorate General of Technkal Development. Tiieii i.Kr.poft will c allowed on] j with tSiepris* appfewl of th"" D"- t:*KTi',"rtS of Atomic Energy, B".c

o t—Iz o

5:

iUf) Qsout h-srifi*! foijtpocifisd minerals ajftstd by the Atomic Energy As*, 1948 and uiden Issued ttoracdef will be iisned only Sd ^edvction of a certificate CKHJ tilt Deptttment of Atomic Energy, Bombay, in each cage

£ ("'") Not more than 20% of the face valus rf licences granted for thig itcra can be utilised for Jaiport ef Moncl Metal wire cloth/Netting.

o

hH (c) Qaota licences will not be valid for the import of laboratory Plati- aumware such as crucibles, basins, spatulas etc.

w

SECTION H—contd.

f Description

Remarks.

Licensing Authority

Policy for EstabHshed Importers

Validity of Licences

Part and S. No. oJ LT.C. Scheduli

i

2

6

3

4

5

K M o >

N H hJ

S. No. iT{aXi)-amtd.

H

W

o

M

(pi) Licences granted undei this "ub- rtem will not be valid for import of lead winged aluminium glazed bars.

(a) C^O Welding, electrodes made of alloys aot other

o >

• wise a P om . (a)(a)Nfl

Twelve montaa

^>ecified and rod, foil, wire and stelp ior ga weldlngaad bnalng made of alloy* not ol wise specified.

o c

A. U. "pplicat!oQS for Import of the ander-mentioned Items wit] be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development: — tO ^PeM *H' Colmonoy Wire, (tf) Nickel Wire,

(if) Fusebond Nickel Electrodes.

(i>) Vja-fjrranijemi-naaulactarsaiidayoys . Ports. . (fr Nil

(0 A. U. applications will be consi-

Twelve months

dered for import of non-ferrous semi-manufactares in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

>

(tf) Licences issued against this S. No, will not be valid for the im- port of rod, wire, strip and foil etc of Copper, Silver Alley* re- quired for br&zmg pmpotes. These items are covered by S, No. 45-BJI.

p

[

©

P A R T

I -

(1(0 LJcence* ln^i ' under ihi" Sab- S. No. w") .1 i" "lld £0* the Import of ffiagiietium ribbon*. (fr) Plesae rder to Appendix 23 for Export promotion Liceni-

S E O

,

ng-

1

] (e) Aluminium alioj nem* (otna u un tooso a*ad Ports (o)Kil

A.U.

Twelve moothi

In BiTTT.ft rnrntrrw-HnnJ mntatntng nn| mtmm t h an 97% nf ••""linnnii fn fh* ftwm. nf ptataa, *hee*s, aretes, strip*, tods, bars, tube*, tectktna, wires and rivets.

T H E (d) Aluminium scrap . . . . ..

(<0Nil

• '

Seme quantity of aluminium ingot may be made available to the small scale industries from supplies can- alised through agencies approved by Government

C") Others

Pom

WNI1

G A Z E T T E

Twelve months

A.U. applications from Electrical Industry will be considered fat impart of bimetal strips.

O F

18

Nil

Racks for withering of tea leaves . . ..

• •

••

••

I

N D 19

I

A (1) Ball Bearings— (0 Ball bearing s of 1* in bore (internal) diameter and Pott*

rnwnll ifl

below as specified in Appendix 14 (1).

(0 (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government.

(&) AXF.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(e) Application for grant of li- cences for export purposes of finished articles will be consi- dered In consultation with the Directorate General of Techni- cal Developme at.

(d) Licences will be issued subjeet to both quantity anti Tahie M limiting fact on. The

2 3 7

SECTION H—eonfcL

00

Remarks

Validity

DescriptMn

of

Licensing

Autksrity

licences

Part and

S.No.of

I.T.C.

Schedule

P*Ucyfor

Established

Importers

6

i

a

3

3

4

PART II —cooed.

)—"nti.

S. Na. 19(1:

i

quantity will be determined bj

converting the value of the

licence at Rs. 1-43 per bear-

ing.

o

5

(t) Licences will also be Issued

subject to the condition thtf

licence holders inform the

licensing authority about the

progress of Import.

Potts

months.

(if) (a) Import will be canalised

through an agency approved

by Goremment.

(fl) Ball bearings of 1* in bore (internal) diameter

and below other than those specified in Appen-

dix 14(1).

I

(6) A. U. licences will be Issued

tn TnHiKl-rial rirf^M+^Hng.

for their requirements of

ball bearings both for mano-

factoring purposes as wellas

for maintenace of plant and

equipment

?

(") Licences will be issued subject

to both quantity and value

as limiting factors. The

quantity will be determined by

converting the value of the

licence at Rg. 1-43 per bearing

1

(J)Licences will tlio be loved subject to the condition thai licence holders Inform tb" licensing withority about the progress of Imports.

COn n

Ports

Sigtaseo moothj!

(til) (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approTed by Government. (itf) Ballbearings a b o" iJ In bc*e (Intefiial) dia meter and npto and including 2* in bore (internal) diamete* as specified in Appendix

14 (2).

H

W

O

N

(6) A. U. licences will be issued to Industrial Undertakings for their requirements of ball bearings both for manufac- turing purposes as well as for maintenance of plant and equipment.

El

H w o

(c) Licences will be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quanti- ty will be determined by converting the value of the licence at Rs. 3*15 per bearing, z o >

(d) Licences will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority aboni the progress of imports.

Ports

M) Bill batrto(i abo" I * t al "upto i ni iodudinj

Eighteen months.

o o

(iv) (a) Import will be canalised thxaugh an agency approved by Government.

I—1 ** In bore (iDteraal) diameter other than tbote qwdfled in Appendix 14 (a).

JO

(b) A, U. licences will be issued to Industrial Undertakings for their retpiirements of ball bearings both for manufactur- ing purposes as well as for maintenance of plant and equipment.

M U)

SECTION R—eont±

•fe

Remarka Description

Licensing Authority

Validity of Licences

H Part and S. No. of L.T.C. Schedule

Policy foi EstabUshed Importers

a i

6 2

3

4

5

o

PART II —eontd.

—"w"i

S. No. i9(i)"-

D

J—<

(cJlLlsences will be Issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quan- tity will be determined by convarting the vahie of the liceaeeat Rs. 3-15 per bearing. g s

(4) Licences will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the; progress of import.

Ports

Eitfitttti SMOttlAt

(") (a) Import will be conaKsed through an agency approved by Government. (c) Ball bearings above 2* in bore (intemajt) dia- meter npto and incloding 3* as specified in Appendix 14(3)-

•I !

1

(6) A. U. Ileences will be issued to Industrial Undertak- ings for their requirements of ball bearings both for manufac- turing purposes as well as for maintenance of plant and equipment*

£> S

(e) Licences will be Issued subject to both quantity and valut e$

!

r ?•

limlong tactore. The quaad- ? ty wiU be detennined by coo- f ?erting the value of the licence ' at Rs. 5.0 per bearing, fd) Licences will also be issued- subject to the conditions that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the progress of imports.

Farts

H

moDtte.

(DI) (a) Import will be eaaalised through an agency approved by Government.

w (w) Bali betting* awive a* in twre Qntetaal} dia- meter cp to and kictoimg 3* otba than those spe- ttfied to Arnjendit 14(51.

O

B

H H

(jb) A. U. licaaces will be issued to Industrial Undertakings for their requirements of ball bearings both for manufaetur- ing purposes as well as for maintenance of plant and equipment.

s

w

{e) licences will be issaed subject to both quantity and value as limiring factors. The quantity will be determined by con- verting the value of the licence at Rs. 5-0 per bearing.

subject to • the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the- progress of import.

Pacts

laaothf.

(t"a) Ball brewings abore 3* In b "o Ootemal) dia- meter other than tfaote speeffied in Appendix 14 (4>

I f !

(a) Import will be canalised through an agency appsoved by Govemmsnt*

(6) Ticmrfft will abo be inoed to actual lisas tot reasonable amounts

i-t

w

SfCTion u~""td.

(J

Policy to*

Dctcftptlos

Uceadog

Authoritr

of

Reautb

Part dad

S. No. of

LT.C

Impvtui

Ltaeooet

6

S

4

5

H K pa PART iJ-contd.

S. N o. 19(1) (yii)—corud.

a

in consultaooii with the Directorate

General of Technical ^Develop-

ment. The Importers are require d to

indicate the source* of supply and

girt full pirticolan of hnpoftt

"oaght 10 be made,

w o z o > (om) Ball bearings over 3* in bore (internal) diameter Poru

specified in Appendix 14(4).

Eighteen

months.

to A-U. licences will be Issued 10

Industrial Undertakings for their re-

quirements of ball bearings for both

manufacturing purposes as wefl a*

maintenance of plant and equipment

Import will be canalised through an

agency approved by Government.

S

ND

O (ix) CcapoDcni p e m ol bail bearing* BOI othei- vlse specified tododingKcstsoiles like deeree, nuts an

19 ' 1) (ij Hoiiir bearioes . . . ..

Ports

Bi^htesn

in out us.

(i) Import will be canalised through

an agency approved by Govern-

ment.

(tf) A.U.

g •z >

(ffi) Roller bearing imported without

pedestals or housing can be import-

ed against ttiu serial number,

(61) Roller Assembly la also classified

under S. No. 19(2) (Din and its

import will also be allowed against

licences granted foi component

puti of RoUd bearing* falling nadei

i

Pon"

(to Component parts of Roller Bearings JodndiBg

Eighteen

month*.

>cctwoiiea, s*ch u sleeves, cuts and vwben. .

(i) Import will be canalised through

an agency approved by Govern-

ment-

I

I

p

("0 RoQet Assembh b ate* ckwiflcd nAei

S. No. i9(iX0/n and to import

will abo be allowed afainst Itccno*

granted tot couopMiCut pvti of

Roller bearing* M i nt under S. No.

i9(2XH>|n.

' 3) (•) Taper roller betTing* , . .

Ptxts

••

(J) Import will be canalised through

an agency approved by Government,

Eighteen

months^

(*> A- U

Pont

(8) CompoMnt parts irf T"per roller bowings

••

Elgh"en

moutfas.

Import will be canalised tbicngh "n

agency approved by Gtjvernmenu

3

o

•If 30 CO Metal" vorKtag-tooJs )

A.U.

KB

run!

Twerw

inoaths*

(•*) Tools and camera ripped with either Tungsten

Carbide or Steffite solid or Ceramic or other

tftide tips (including inserted types) and gpsre

tips thereof.

Kil

Twetre

nontjiti

| {£) MStbtg Cntten, Gcu Cotten, Bod Mffle SHttfaig Savs, t^", "*" aad otbn tteead f S3ldDS tDOtfi*

A. U. •pplkBtJooi wfll be eonri-

deted foi fmto"t of tb* keaa

LAbtf tfato tnon ipeo^od in

Avpeodti 13.

P3tt"

Twelw

Nil

(c) Metal wotfctajt H "I (taemdioa power opeja-

(ed hodsaw blades), wire drswiBg diet and

eithcrtJierti woften^ toote (macttino voritwf) oot

specific ciwwbeie.

A. U. appUaadsos will be con-

ddered for Import of the items

other than those spidfied in

Afrcodlx 15.

tJ

6

-P-

SECTION n—contd

Descrtpdofi

Remarks

Valldkr

U c e o d os

P-rt tnd

SNo.of

LF.C.

Scbednte

ti of

i Licences

PoUcy for

EsttblUho

loiportcn

s

M ?

6

3

4

5

Os

o

u to (2) Wood Working Tools

a f") (fi Ciie"hii*'wi,lnc!as!T*flf Inserted btado lyw-

Nil

Feme

A. U.

T"elr"

soothe.

o §

(ir) Wood woAins b>ed a *.

Ports

NB

A.U.

Tw"trt

moDlhj

("0 CKb" machine voffcad nn .

Nil

•

!

(") Uachbie *

P"rts

ND

Twetr*

A. U.

I

v3) ThefoUowtasbud !••*•.

!

(a) (Q Fiks and Kwpt

Ports

Nil Two Ira scrasht

A, U. tppbatiociB wiil be con-

ridertd fai import of tb: k em

other than those speeded In

Appendix 13.

(S) Bmeiy wheel dressers and cutters

MQ

B

(/if) Glass curting w writing diamond toob

Ports

Nil

Twrtra

coQotbs

3

A. U. appticationa will be coo-

sidtred fe" iiaport of the Item

otfaef tban those specified in Ap-

pendix 15.

g (3) (*) (0 Tube eipandsw, Hand t an otfaef tban

NO

£rct oi piercing SAWI*

E

O {H) H a d sw blade*

Nil

g

I (tff) Fvet of piercing taws Bod coping wwt

NQ

SECTION II—cortfd.

Remarks

Description Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S.No.Qf

I.T.C.

Schedule

6

2 3

3

4

S. No. 20—contd. PART //—cootd.

i

A.U.

reamers

PHtl

bra

moottu

1

".;- (s) Adjustable hand teamen en expanding 1

t

(k) Turn drills and reamers lea than 3^64* dte j

re) Carbide tipped drills tnd res own Js

o >*! k-lz

(4) G*> TVto diflk and i w nm "f 3/64* dW. md

tbore.

oa g

21

Th" fcUowing ptccUon *nd meamalng wofa 1

Nil

Bed.

TwdTe

mosthj

A. U. appUotoo* bom textile

mUb for (pectel typ" of gauges

s*ed m testO* mill* will bt consi-

dsred by the Joint Chief

Confroikf of Import*, Bombay

m coonitattoo with 6he T"tfl"

tot gaaajn will ate) b* rtlld fbi

injpoct at card gavgu.

I ! [ (1) Mkrometen, Unirersal Sntftce Gantei, Vw- nier Hcfaht Gsagw, Vernier Depth Ganget, Micrometer Deptb Gauget, Rule Depth Gao- ges, Planer and Shaper Gouges, Taper Parallel Ganges, Screw Pitch Gaogei, F)B" tod Radsn Gtuget, Feekr Gauges Thickoeis G"ag" ttocka, Twist Drill tod Machine Screw* Tip Ganges, CtUtper and Vtre Ganges, Drill and Wtn Gas- ga, Jbbben DrQl Gaoget, Drill po^t and depth Gsoge*, Rollkig Mill Ganges, Eagnsh Standard Win Gttiges Dial Geages, DU1 Ten fodkatnw,

r

en

H SB

M Lube Tot Indicators, Straight Bdges, Iodkucn Atodimenu, Vcmttf ColUpen, UnSrcratl Ben) Prorrectort, Protmcton, Combination Sea, Suiaitn Steel Drettsmu't Protracton, GOB Tooih Verniers, Speed Iud'cwon, Hardened tnd TooUi Vtmterj, Speed Indicator*, Hxdeoed Groan; Steel li"rsfle)s Die Maken Sqaua Hsrdened S'"j Squires, Uoiverssl Bereli, CCK"- bioukm Sqmret, Automatic Centre Ponchos, Combinattai Calliper and Drriden. Sted Roka, Manning Tape*, Feeiei Ganges Rrips nod aao neb othe? measuring tooti and ittttrumenta ued IB iha engineering woctabop tod industry fat measuring or gauging of cbeddno a* coos- pMins; physical diamensions.

O N W

Nfl

Ca) Tool Mafcers' Burton* . . ..

-

o

Nil

Twelve Ptease refer te AfpeaUx 3] fo*

5 - S i id r ^ p er a nd g l a ss p a p er . . .. Porti

Export Premetlen Ifcentitig

w

O

§

I

4^ ^)

SECnON II—corrtd.

%

Description

Remarks

Policy far

Established

Importers

VaUdity

of

Lkeoces

Liceasing

Authority

Hi Part and S.No.of LT.G Schedule

B i

2

6

3

5

4

PJSMTH—contd

V*)re griadiog pastet tod "ttnrtrwiii

Nil

• • •

23

Grinding wheels and segmcats, abiasjrei, griadta

34

Wts, rolls and Ais*&—

o

(a) (0 Diascad lapping wheels of grin/Hug

Wh"b impregnated wnt diamond dust.

I (*} Other mannfectnieB of iynthetk abrasirc gi"ini—impregMtedwitfadiMnoaddttrt. }

(W Giindiag vbeds "ad (cgmcatt .

(6) Bil

( #) O t t an . . . , ,,

WNU

- •

1 i

,2

*5 Ctfborundnm files, ibrafve brido, emery pcnrdef, emery grain, emery cloth, emery paper, abmtre gnla ted carborundnm powder—

L

Nil

Ca) Bmetyfilleu

Nil

(*) Crocus paper and emery polishing papen of

standard micron grtdiogi.

o (e) Water proof abrauve paper and ckth

• •

Nil

Nil

P OM

(d) Bmay grtbii emery powder, •bmfce nd

cubofuadom gnlo end powdex

Twelw

mo tubs

o

A. U. applications from tht

Synthetic gem Industry mil be

ooniidered foi impoil of Caibo-

nndum powder.

I—t (*) Other* . . ,

(*) Na

(i) Grtphite Crucibles fijr pit fiimacej . . '

o a) Grtphite Crucibles including covers, muffles,

Poctt

rings and stands for tiltiog furnace* . .

Twelre

montta

A. V, appHcttion*rfor graphite

crucildes of sfees ores 100

Buy be cooAldertd 00 essentulHy

g s (3) Silicon Carbide Cnicibles for pit fired furnaces

amUutiiy.

(4) SOleon Carbide Crodbles foT tilting furnace* . J

SJICnON H—conid.

w o

Remarks

Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Estabbshed

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S. No. of Dcscriptkn

i.T.a

chcdule

i

i

³

5

4

PART H—ctmtd.

•I

Beft OKaeDC .

Nil

Beit dicsstus > * " • • •

37-A

Nil

Belting foe machinery all torn, inctuding belt toce

i

• sd bett fasteners! i—

z ( i) Leather lacei

. . ..

Nil

Nil

(a) Leather belting

'(3) Deleted.

!

(4) V. Beits, V-Bcks endlct"4Hde of taaUbei

I PO(U

Nil

oc rabbet.

Twelw

roooths

Co) A. U. applkmtioat will be coo-

sideied for import of V-Belts,

B.CJD- Section over io-' in cfr-

cvnfereaco.

ha*

1

1-1

(6) A. U. EppiJrstiatiB from cotton

eniiU for irap-,rt of Dizd Rope*

and D*wsoo9 Ropes will be ccaul-

iidered In coosultatioo with the

Textile Commfejiooer, Bombt^

by J.CC.I., Bombay. AppBcatiaiu

fraca Jate mills sad Tea garden i

for import of Dixd Ropei utd

Oawsoos Ropes will tlso be consi-

dered In consuhatlai with the tech-

nical authorities concerned by

r C C I ., Calcutta.

o

(") LJceocet foi tbk tulnteikl

nmnbet will net be rtM fat faa-

povt of V-Lfnk tMtdog.

(d)Al! beltt whote mtide djcom-

fenocs it between 39 tncfaei "nd

60 fiyfr^t snd oooetpood to

'A', * Br md *C* SectkxM 0/

V-Beh* thoold be regtrded n

Ftn Belli "ad theii Impart will

not be dtowed agunM Uoeocw

teroed fo* thb nb-Kem.

B s . j) H s ir B c t b oB . ..

F w t" Twctrc

Ei

Hi

AppiicaaoriB from Actual Uten

tar impost of speati type* of

Haii Betdog not Indiceooutr

msnofactmed will be ctnaidered

in ooDsattation with the Directorate

General of Tetdmtcal Derelop-

meot. Full details of hair

betting desired to b* imputed

rhia'd be fttmiahed

U

H

SECTION n—contd.

w

Remarks.

Policy for

Established

Importer*

Description Lkeosiiig

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S. No. of

LT.C.

Schedule

i

6

4

3

2 3

S. No. 28—corttti. PART //—contd.

(*> Cottoo betting, cotton fubberoed belting,

(" MIL

I cottoa bi turn in bed belting.

o

M (7) Spindle ttpa

-

T*etw

(8) ML

f8) Rabbet eorafed wmTejc* belting . •

Pert*

(•) A.U.

(ti) Pteric oorered oonTeyor belting

trill a]w be ailowtd iicport against

licence* for robber covered com ejor

belting.

|

(tif) Licences Utoed will be nlld

tot the import of robber uorcitd

conreyc* belting bavin? rubbc:

corering all roood and the thfckncM

of the corerira betog nit less

than 1/33 iocfie* tad geceially

coDfbnnins to British Standard

^•clfications No. 490-1950 at

any one of the equivalent stan-

dard.

1

NIL

(9) RiDba ply trmcnlt"k)D bate

IIO) Belata bdticg

H"-

s

Nil

( i l) Endless fl"t belts, endless cane drum belts, and

7 0

endless made up machine belts.

G

.

Nil

o

(12) Single Bolt Belt Fasteners

f

I I I

.

p

Nil

(13) Double Bolt Belt Fasteners . . ..

—

1—1

••

7

(14) Deleted.

H X (15) Deleted.

o

Nil

(16) Steel belt lacing (Alligator type).

••

W

H

Nil

(17) Steel belt lacing (other than Alligator type)

••

W

O

Nil

(18) Others

2

C.C.I.

Power driven road rollers and component parts

29

Nil " Twelve months.

thereof.

a

w

H

Applications for import of spare parts of road rollers from Es- tablished Importers wOl be con- sidered in consultation with the Ministry of Transport and Communications (Department of Transport) and Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment. The applications should be made by 30-6-1963.

©g

z

The applicants should furnish the following additional particulars :—

(0 Actual impors of spares in the

basic period of the applicant ;

SECTION II—confcL

M ut

Remarks

Description Licensing

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S.Ncof

LT.C.

Schedule

H W I

2 3

6

5

4

PJSr U-contd.

3 S. No. 29—owfci.

H W O

CM) Actual bm je*r*t Imparts of

complete rosd rolkn by the

ftppficants for which they

bar* servicing obligations) and

{til) Eitent *& firm A.U. aider

pondias with the appllcaati.

o

a. Llceacee issued ondtr this

S. No. will not U nUd for

Import of spsrc* specified

oheyrliae, i.e., ball bear lag* etc

and itsatfl detafkd in List in f

Appendix t6.

> Diesel enjine* of all types md cwnpcmwit parts tbaiajf except spare parts for interoal combus- tion engines of road vehicle type ;—

s

(a) Nfl

(a) Diesel engines of 0-3 H.P Ports

Twelve

months

(i) Import of this item will not be

allowed against licences for spare

parts of machinery felling under

any other Serial Number of the

LT.C Schedule.

!

L g

(3) Applications from Established Im-

porters for import of spare parts of

this item against rtheir imports of

complete machinery falling under

this S. No. will be considered

[

P A R T

I -

by the licensing authorites at the

ports and licences granted on a

quota of 2.ij2,% cf hialf of tiieir best

year's imports in the basic period.

Such licences where granted would

S E C

.

restrictions as apply to licences

issued under S. No. 30(/Xm)/II.

1 ]

Same as remark (f) against

tfi) Diesel engines above 3 HP. and upto and

WNU.

S. No. 3o(o)/n.

inrfilHing 30 H P.

T H E

Twelve

00 Diesel engines above 30 ILP

Ports

WKiL

Same as remark (a") against S. No.

3O(fl)/IL

Same remarks u against S. No.

Poati

(rf) NU

Twalw

3O(B)//IL

G A Z E T T E

O F If) Marine type diesd enjine* (U., an engine anally imiBed with bcl hoiwhigi laujlag RHUM gen nd clutdi hi wlildi watcv Jmlc u pzotactaa with uuc i^Tyt'iig 01 • nude 01 uhbbft flod ***^'"j csn^ trir"nce b at high level to facflttrte hand "OBtfag),

ND

(t) Dlesdengine*of Rood Tehkailavtrpeexdad-

'•="" a remu:. (0 against S. No.

I

insaparatbertoC

N D

I

A (/) SpaxepatttefdleMienflDeaotbecthaii tpvei for io"d ftblcntar typ* Diesel tntfoei 1

1

Ttwa|5cre4 to Lift m_Appendls

(!) Patl LnJectlda >q"lpniil and campcxMnl

pant thrrtot

"J.

T i t u f t t nl to Ltct ni—AppoodJh W Air ckanen.

E X T R A O R D

I

Port*

Two IT*

iflOdtben

( ") 124%

N A R Y

00 import!

of completi

eo|inet.

(W) (0 Qoota will be cakakud

sa the ba"li of Imports of all

apace* faUliig under this

Serial nnmbei or ahemstlTely

on tb* basis of 5 per cent.

of half 0 best year's imports

of complete diesel engines.

licences will be ^alid

2 5 5

2 5 6

SECTION II—contd.

Descriptiot

Remarks

licensing

Aothority

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S.No-of

LT.C.

Schedule

T H E

i

a

6

3

4

5

FAST II—contd.

G A Z E T T E 5. No. 30 CD (*>-"•**.

O F

I

N D

I

oniy fer tbe Import ofspoet

not otherwise specified. Not

more t ha 10 per cent of the ftcs

value of the qoeta Rcrmr can be

utilised for tbe tmport of tbe

foOowing iteou (—

A

(0 Cylinito Uocfa.

(tf) BKcphte*.

("0 FlTwbeeta.

(fa) Ftywbed ken.

E X T R A O R D

I

(a) T-fc*™^* taned undei this Sob-

ften wBl sot be TiBd fiof import of

tpBta tped&ed efaewboe t*. Bdl

bcmugt etc. sod ucnw Jfftilcu bi

Lte m rf Appendix a6.

N A R Y

(3) Upto btlf percent, of t h e f i cs

n hw of ihifiKTB cm bo nllMtf J

foa import of boltt, turn, ttods,

Washers and screws fbt Diesel

[

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

(4) Piewue janjet fof tt"ctor, earth

moving equipments and for m-

diutrial type diesel engines wfllb*

aQowed deaninco apto |% of tbe

fKa vaiae of "oo" Itcncw fof

l j

[

P A R T

I - Petrol) 6as and fccrutfciic engines oiiii type* (ex- cluding automobile units) and component parts thereof except spare parts for petrol internal combustion engines of road vehicle type, (") Complete engines

(a) Nil

S E C

.

1

]

Import of this kern will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(&) Parts thereof

Ports

Twelve months

T H E

25% o r 2 j% on imports of complete engines.

Licences will not be valid for import of spares specified elsewhere ue., Ball bearings etc. and items detailed in List III of Appendix 26.

(e) Out-board Motors]

Port*

Nil

(0 Same remark as against S. No.

Twelve months

3r(fc)/IL

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

(a) Spare parts of this item will be licensed to established importers on a quota of 5% of half of their best year's import of this ftem.

I

A

E X T R A O R D

(W) A.U. application* for import of this Item for meeting the require- ment of Docks, Marine Depart- ments, Port Trusts and Fisher- men's Coopenthr* Societies, will be coDfkbred by the licensing authorities at ports.

I

32 Motors ind Geootmu of my typ" " daifn tad

componeni pattt. hexeat—

N A R Y

(a) ""i^in~ih""Bp™g"rmntnr"(inrtndtngmotnp

(a) Nil

•pto one H. P.) nthable for D.C. supply or ifotie phase. *

2 5 7

SECTION IE—contd.

2 5 8

Licensir

Authorit

Remarks

Descriptdon

ig Policy for

7 Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Fart and

S.Ko. •

of I.T.G

Schedule

T H E

2

6

3

4

5

PART II—contd.

S. No. 33-

—contd.

G A Z E T T E

C.CJ.

(t) Nil

O F

I

Twel"

mocibj

N D (J)'A.C. 3 phase, squirrel cage motors npto 30 HP. conforming to details of cotutrncdoB tad design M given below and slipring moton from io to 30FLP.

I

A CO Type-Standard/High Torque (including locm motors)/amooth accdetstk*.

(S) V4t"gc—200—550.

(tff) Spindle—Horizontal or vertical.*

ffo) Enctomre—Screen pTotectedJdrip-ptoof

totally enclosed (indnriing fsn cooled).

E X T R A O R D

(fcXi) Piobfidted type* of motcrs

specified in (ajb-heni* {*) and (c)

of tfaii S. No. wfll be tDowed

deannce with machinei? "ad

equipment provided the motor

shaft it directly coopted to the

driving roechtniim and these can

be regarded u integral, as

hitherto or have been buflt-in,

Jbuflt-oc, Banged of geared to as

to fatm an Integral driving

rocfhanttm with the plant

I

N A R Y

[

P A R T

(*Xa) Apptkatiaea frmn pump nu-

nu&utumt rmniilpt vsrliual

tpmUt boDow thaft aoton •£

ratiaip aat produced in the

oadttfy viU be oomidered

in consuttsrien with the

Directorate General of

Technical Development by the

C.C.I., Nev* Delhi

I -

S E C

1

>X3) A.U. applkatkots from CM-

lieriet for flame-prorf moton 000-

ftcmkigtoB.S.S.741 of 1937 as

X* eqarnfent will be considered

]

[

P A R T

I -

fa conjugation with the Coal Con-

troller. Celcotta by the J.C-CI.,

C"!cutti. Applications giving

fall justification for the import

thoaki be made to him before

S E C

.

1

]

T H E

(fcK4) A.U. Applications from tctnal

' users other than Collieries

will also be considered only for

import of flainc-proof motors 000-

fotnring to B.S.S. 741 of 1937

or it" equiTifcct by the licensing

authorities at porti. Foil Justification

fo* report riiould be f m n. Ap-

p^sstioDi ibo"M bo ma&i by

3**-i""3

G A Z E T T E

U:t Meiers at the types Bieotioned m (b} above

Ports

Nil

O V

bi* frooj 31HJ>. to so H J.

Twelve

months

I

N D

I

A

A"U. Apptiotiocci ffod ictual \MXS

tmO ba ewuiditci taij In kap"n

OfflSBftC~ptOOfdOtOn 0QOKVQUIC to

B.S.S. 741 of 1937 rr 'm e^ufvmfeot

by tke Ikermnf sothotititi at MTU.

PuH (mtii"aoB fcwinpari MoaM

ha p r w. AWMIMIM ikcnM b.

Ports

E X T R A O R D

Nil

(;?) Othsr trpea of Motors

I

Twelve

months

N A R Y

(rfXf)A.U. Appti*nwn" &om Aetna]

Users wffl be cotaidered only for

import of flame-pioGf notoai con-

forminf to RS.S. 741 of IJT37

o# rtt eqatnlam by th* lloeas-

Uq tathorttiM 11 port*. Full

iitiflctUoB tern bapen tkotii

b" gtrsn. AppUcatfcns thoald

be csada by 30-6-1963.

2 5 9

2 6 o

S£CTI©N H—contd.

Policy far Validity

Description

Remarks

Licensing Established ef

Authoriiy Importers Licences

T H E Fart *nd S. N". "f LT.C. Schedule

2

6

3 4 5

PART U—cor.td,

G A Z E T T E

O F

I S. No. 32(i>—cemd.

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

UO A. U. application* from the

Textlk indnstrj foe the import

oi nrioble speed motor* and

other noo-flame proof motor*

which are not available

locally and tre required in the

tpecUUted trpe* of textile

machines will be considered

bj J.CGL, Bombaj, on tb*

rwmmm-nifaltTni nf fh^ IVrtlii-

N A R Y

don with die Directorate

GeneiB] of Technical Develop-

ment,

[

P A R T

: '• \sit of Motor* • . •

Twelre

• Poctt 15% " ii%

I -

041 HDpCCtB

S E C

of complete

isoton<

(a) Licence* wffl not be T*nd for

Impart of spues, ipecmed else-

where, L*., BaQ bearing*, etc,

and ttenu detailed In Ust HI of

Appeodtz 26.

1

]

[

P A R T

I -

(.*) Licence* wttl be tetned subject to

the coodtdon that these will not

be vslld fa import of motor*

tn CKD condttfon.

S E C

.

1

]

(c) Application* from Sole SeBt&g

Agent* of Ttrkbte tpeed motors

woo are not quota holder* of this

tub-Item for import of spare parti

of moton will be considered by

the JL C.CL, Bombay on the

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(J) A. U. tppHcatioii" from manufac-

luieii offincttODftlhorse po^wcr

moton for the import of conden-

ser* and centrifugal nritche* wflJ

be considered by the licensing

authority st the ports, in

consultation wt*> the Directorate

General 01 Technical

Development

C/j Ekcuic fenmtort - Pens (/; Nil Eighteen

months.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(/) A. U, applkadom from ekc-

trfol and majof industrial

Bndertakfaiss for import of this

item will be cootkfered in csn-

sntotioo with the Central Water

and Power OnrnritriTi FnJl

tistfflcatioo for import should be

givea. The applications should te

made by 30-6-1963.

2 6 1

2 6 2

SECTION n—contd.

Description

Remarks

Liceasing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers*

VaUdity

of

Licences

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C. •

Schedule

T H E

I

2

6

3

4

5

PART //—contd.

S. No. 32—contd.

G A Z E T T E

l£) Geoersring 5et

Eighteen

• • • • " Pom

morn fas.

O F

I

N D

I

A

(g) (0 A. U- tpplicatiaM &"n elec-

thcol tnd oi*$or indTfltritl

(mder^dn£t for import of

this item will be crmridrred

to cocrelattion with the Cen-

tral Wate* and Powa Com-

mmioa. PuD jottificukm

io§ import should be siren,

The "ppUc*tk>DJ should be

made by 30-6-1963,

((f) Lkcsce" btced onck? tkii

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

S. No. wffl be ralid tot the

import of ioterail combnstio*

entjnet as prfan* mover*, if

knponed *a • ptrt of the

genestimg sett, provided

tbat J-

(a) Engiaes derekip k" thma

[

P A R T

3 H.P. at • speed 0* 1500

R.P.M. and abort

u-booi tatina) according

to B.S.S. $49/1949-

I -

S E O

.

(t) Bssfaies develop more than

30ELP. (oe a la-bom rat-

tat) according to B.S.S.

649/^949.

1 J

[

$0 It should be noted thai such

P A R T

J _ S

internal combustion engines

from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be

imported as prime movers

aader this Serial Number

unless the engines are integ-

rally cvapled with the equip-

ment of which the? am tie

prime I3KWG&8,

NOT# 1 For the pmpoM of this fee-

ttktiao integral coupJiag

waold meaai

(") Mono block construction of

the prime move* with the

osfassQ mftchlne^3r" 09

{*) the driving and the driven

njachinsffy being of such

ceostrucbon as to hare one

common and oocsinuoua

shaft.

(iv) Import of this item wii! not be

allowed agsiast licences for

spare parts of machinery felling

under any other Serial Number

of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(^) tut$ ®f Generate?*", Ports # • Twelve

SEODthS.

(A) (?) A. U. applications will be

considered by the licensing

authorities at ports. Full

justification for import should

be giVsn.

(it) Applications from Established

Importers for licences for this

item will be considered in con-

sultation with the Directorate

2 6 5

^ 2 6

SECTION iL—conid.

Remarks

Description

Validity

, of

Licences

licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Itnporters

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C

Schedule

T H E

6

t

2

4

S

3

PART II—COBKI.

G A Z E T T E S. No. 32 (Jii—etmtd.

O F

I

N D

I

A

General of Technical Develop-

ment by licensing authorities

at ports. The intending importer!

shook! produce an evidence of

their maintenance obligation

of the equipments and wortabop

facilities for tervidng. They

shook] abo produce their quotm

certificate and the en ail of

qnotft licences obtained during

October, 1961—March, 1962.

E X T R A O R D

I Pneumatic phmts coBtbdng of prime movers tnd "tnd- Poet*

ii% Twehre m^nrtwi

N A R Y Hary eqmpmcnt metaling puts thereof and electric tools aad parts tfaeiect, mrr-hnting those l'r^rw<* by the Development Officer, Took.

[

(f) Pneumatic and welding hoses are

not covered by this serial number

except wnTf1 1 m 1v^rtfo ss EL \ ^^

of a complete Pneumatic plant.

Such hoses *yriviing 50 feet in

length will also be allowed clear-

ance with a pneumatic plant pro-

vided the value of the hose does

not '•••red 2| per cent, of the

face raise of the Kcrnce.

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

]

[

as a part of the Pneumatic

plant provided that 1—

P A R T

(a) engines develop less than 3

I -

S E C

.

] ]

HJ". at a ipeed of 1500 RP.M.

and above (cm a 12-bcmr

rating) according to B.S.S.

649/1949.

(b) Engine* develop more than

30 HJ?. (on a 12-boai rating)

according to B.SJ3. 649/1949.

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

(ftf) It should be noted that such

tnt'Crntu cooxbmsti-OQ ^np IPCS rr*un

3 to 30 HJ>. cannot be imported

a^jiritrte moYers nndet tils S.

No. anlen the engines are In-

tegrally coupled with the equip-

ment of which they are the prime

movers.

I

N D

I

A

NOT*.—Fm the purpose of this res-

trictka, tntegnl coupling would

meant—

(a) Mono block construction of

the prime mover with the

djlveu ^^ i.ii^-iyt of

E X T R A O R D

I

(b} the driving and the driven

t¥Mr4iimTy being of such 000-

sLrudJon as to have one com-

mon and continuous shaft*

N A R Y

(fp) Quota licences granted under

tnfa serial number will not be

vaBd for import of spare parts

of the prime movers*

2 6 5

2 6 6

SECTION it—conti

Description

Validity

of

Licences

Remarks

Pcdcy for

Established

Importers

Licensing

Authority

T H Fan and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule

£

6

2

i

5

4

3

FAST //—cMtd.

G A Z E T T E S. No. 33—c&ud.

(v) Ueenccs wlfl not be viHd tea

O F

I

N D

\nipnrt of HpilTl H^f^^'l dlC'

wbeitj u*., Ball bearing* etc. and

Hems detailed fa List IH of

Appendix 26.

I

A

(cQ Import of this ttem will not

be allowed agahwt licences for

epart parts 0? machinenr MLmg

node* any other Semi No.

of the LT.C Schedule.

(oil) Licence* will not be Tabd for

E X T R A O R D

I

hii^nT C of hrtrrni) mmbfutirm englnga imJegt tbcj frwm p ut of the hwportjcd pQcomsdc r™nt.

N A R Y

(i*0 Qoott ttceacei for this S. No.

[

P A B T

I -

S E C

.

cm tbo Ka validated In consulta-

tion with the Directorate General

of Technical Development by

the H^TftTij; suthoridet fas im-

port of gBS-comprenon (hy-

drogenj ammrmhl CtC,) fflTHyig

Bodet S. No. 33-B/IL Such

requests wffl be ronrfrVird only

tgfliosi film A. U. arden from

the food piocesdng and food

presemtion mduttries.

1

]

[

(fa) Quota licences will not be T"Md

foi import of Cai lifts.

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

1

(") Bota, nuts, screws tad wttben

whetfaea specifically ukpted to

use 00 Ait Compressor* 01 not

will be allowed clearance to the

extent of 1% of the ftce nine of

Licence* ondei this S. No.

]

{mi) Ucencea granted for this Item

will not be T"Hd fot import of

Prenore Switches.

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

(aw) Quota licences vrill be valid

only fer the Import of pneum-

atic tools aod spare parts there-

of and spare parts and accesso-

ries of pneumatic plants. The

import of complete Pneumatic

Plants will not be permitted.

Tb" imports of pneumatically

operated spray painting equip-

ment will aji" a"t "e pomi-

tted.

I

NIL

N D

Twelve

Pacts

I

A

months.

(0 Thb tetial nmnbei coven ody

compietson without prime

morera.

lodnMxkl Bilwiffl Fuit tod Bluwcu •

Comptmoct air or g"s portable oe station*!? bat not

b ag liinitiii as an Integral part of any spray paint-

ing Of lffllgTPtlllg Of "*r-r™v"rtrimn]j eqnipmeirt

01 a* T " " " "* part* of tnj engine,"

(tf) Additional licences equal to 23%

of the *"f" value of quota Kr*"i

fb" thb Sr. No. win be bsoed for

the impart af span port*, not

otherwise specified.

E X T R A O R D

I

(Si) Quota Ucenoes issued fat thli

S. So. will not be TaBd fer Im-

port of Alt Conipreuara.

tfv) Please also tee remark (c&)

N A R Y

sgainst S. No. 33/II.

Pewu diliuu i" '•"!• and compoooit pmiit Ihcrtirf

M

Nil

(•) (0

(^ CO Special pompe fee fined canstic Mda of addi

2 6 7

2 6 8

SECTION U—contd.

Remarks

Description

Validity of Licences

Licensing Authority

Policy for Established Importers

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E

i

6

2

5

4

3

PART II—cxsntsL

G A Z E T T E

S. No. 34 (ay-contd.

Nil.

(a) ("0

O F

I

N D (it) Vacuum pumps, electric either complete with or without base plate and motor of capacity not exceeding 1/2 H.P. for use in laboratory provided the motor is not of the prohibited type.

I

A

Twelve

Nil

(0) Centrifugal pumps and/or pumping sets—• (I) With horizontal spindle— (0 having delivery outlet 6* dia. and less

Ports

months.

(i)A-U. applications will be con- sidered in consultation with the Directorate General 01 Technical Development,

E X T R A O R D

I

(2) Import of this item will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling under any otheT Serial Number of the I. T. a Schedule.

N A R Y

[

P A K T

I -

S E Q

.

(3) (0) A pumping set is a power driven pump directly coupled to close coupled to or driven through a belt chain or gears by a prime mover or a motor, the pumps and th e prime mover or the motor being mounted together in the same bed plate or trolley, and the horse power of the prime mover or the motor must match the horse power required to run the pumps at its TT|gyirmiTn output.

1 J

.

[

3

P A R T

I -

S K C

.

1 a. i

]

(*} L b a c ct will not be valid fof the import of pumping set where the prime mover is a motor of tin protubited category, (c) Licences issued ander thh S, No. wiH be vslid for the import of in- ternal combustion engine* ai prime aiiJvers if imported as a part of the pumping set provided that :— (0 Engines develop less than 3 H.P. at * speed of 1,5c© RPM and above (on a 12 hour rating) according to B.S.S, 643/1949.

T H E

(a) Bngifles develop more than 30 H.P. (on a 12 hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

(0 It should be noted that such in- ternal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H J\ cannot be imported as prime movers under this S. No. unkM the engines are in- tegrally coupled with the equip- ment of whkh they are the prime movers.

A

•iortu—For the purpose of this res- triction, integral coupling would mean

(a) Mono block construction of the prime move* with the driven tnachtneryj or

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(6) the driving and th* driven machinery being of mch con- ttructxxt " to have one com moa and continuous shaft

tiCi Having delivery outlet above '6* d>a. and opto Ports Nil Twetr* month*.

sad including 13* <&.

(0 A. U. application* will be coo- ridered in consultation with the Directorate General of Tech- rveal 'development.

2 6 9

SECTION H—contd.

^" o

Remarks

Description

Licensing

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Poticj for

Establisbed

Importers

Part and

S.No.of

I.T.C.

Schedule

¹

6 ²

3

4

5

PRRT //~

S. N". 340>XI)GO-"B8*.

C*

o

•) Same remarb a* at '2 and 3 (")

ft}, (<) and (df) against sub-serial

No. 34 C&XIXO/II.

Nil

34 (6) 0} ("*D Having delivery outlet above la" diameter .

••

Please see remarks at 3 and 3

(a).. (6), (e) & (d) against S. No. 34

waxo/n.

Nil

34 f&Xa) Centrifugal pumps, and/or pumping sets with

••

rVa*e see remarks at a tad %

(a), (b\ (e) A (d}"gaJart S. No. u

vertical spindle.

(txixo/n.

Nil

* •

3 4 (0 Ncn-ccD u i r"<"] pumpt, and/or pumping sen

Pleate tee renurfcs u a and 3

(a), ft), W & (/) agaimt S. No. 34

Og

34 (rf) Power drives petrol dapeodng (Kerb Bide) Pump* .

N3

Ports

Twelve A.U.

34(")

na

Spare Parts of power driven pomps exdndtng Trailer

pumpa

34-A

i Polishing bobs and wheels, scratch brashes and secur-

HiL

••

ing brushes for polishing n"^1""

Manual operated pomps and component parts exdndktg

35

stirrup pomps i—

P (a) Petrol and oil pomps and parts thereof (t) Other types of Hand Pumpt (") Para

. .

a) m. (• C b) Nil. (

[

P A R T

I - 36 T he foBowing irtklet of machinery not UhuwlM specified in this schedule wben_ required foe trte industry) hemp industry, tea industry, iron sod tteel prodoctioo work, electric supply undertakingi, and mines and quarries t—

S E G

.

CaJ ND cigntecu

¹

mnnthi .

] (1) Prime mover*, boDen, locomotive engines and tenders for the same, portable engine! (including ttre amines) and other machines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts.

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I N A R Y

J

2 7 1

SECTION II—confd.

2 7 2

Description

Remarks

Licensing Authority

Validity of Licence*

Policy for Established Importers

Part and S.No.of LT.C. SchrrMe

T H E

I

2

A

f

f ^ T¹ //—coctd.

S. N©. 36 (1-4)—ctmtd.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

vi) Licences issued under this y. t>o. w3l be vaad for the import of iwjrmal combnstion a^prnea (other th"i read vehicular typel as prime movr*" if imported "s a part of the ptant prodded that t fe) Engines develop le*s than 3 H.P. "t • roeed of i^!" R.PJW. and tbo"e (on • la-hcwr rat- injp) tccoidfag to B.S.S. fV4p of '.949-

E X T R A O R D

I

(*) Enginet develop more than 30 H J\ (on a 12-bonr ratings} acootdtng to B.S.S. 649 of 1049.

N A R Y

[

("£) It should be noted that roch internal, combustion enginet from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime movers under this Sr. No. unless the engines are in- tegrally coopkd with the equip- ment of which they are the prime movers.

P A R T

I -

NOTE.—For the purpose of this res- triction, integral coupling would mean 1

S E C

.

1 J

(a) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven mscbineiy, or

[

P A R T

(b) The driving and the driven machinery being of such con- struction as to have one com- mon and continuous shaft,

I

~ S E C

(em) £>. No. 36 (l-4>/U.—Joint items, (fce) Prohibited types of motors speci-

.

1

]

T H E

fied in S. Nou. 52 ) and (c)iTi wUU be silo wed cSesrkace <*ica machinery and equipment pro- vided the rectos shift is directly coupled to the driving oechsajsm and these can be regarded aa in- tegral. 6S hitherto or have been bush-in, bu3t-OD, flanged or gearrd *o as ro fonn an integrij driving mKhanism with the plaat and inachiniiry,

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

{x) Licences wiil not be vahd for import of second-hand mac hinery falling under S. No. 36/II. Requests from Actual Users only for import of second-hand machinery wocld be considered but such requests should be accom- panied by a certificate from a firm of consulting engineers in the cou- ntry of origin indicating the age of the machinery, its present condftion and its expected iife. Wherever possiblej photographs of the aecond-hsnd machinery proposed to be imported should also befumieh&i.

N A R Y

(w) A. U. ftppEctriDt* fa? impon . ol safer* cquipraeno required for co3ieries VTTH be considered by the J,CC.I. & E., Cat- cotta in coasuJtation with t it Directorate General of Techni- cal Development.

2 7 3

2

7

-

SECTION II—conUL

(

[

P A Description

Remarks

" T

Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licence t

Part tod

S. No. of

I.TC.

Schedule

I -

I

3

S E C

6

3

4

5

.

1

]

PART If—contd.

S. No, 36—amid.

T H E £) Component parts as defined In Import Tariff hem Cal.

Eighteen

months.

fO A.U.

(a) Same remarks as against

S. No. 36(i-4)/IL

No. 73 (3) of machinery specified in duae* (i), ra),

(3) and (4) bove excluding those coTered by Serial

No. 68 of Part V of thi" Schedule,

G A Z

I

T T

I

(n'O Those who have DO past

imports of para will be granted

licences on the basis of 5% of

imports of complete trKhJBery.

O F

I

N D

I

A

(rt>) Not more than 2% of the

fare ralue of licences granted

for S, No. 36 (5) of P"rt II can be

utilised for the import of ball

bearings not specified in Appen-

dix 14 of this Book.

E X T R A O R D

(p) 00 seals, cap screws, bohs end

irati tpecially adapted for use in

this type of machinery can also be

imported against licences issued

undei thia sub-item.

I

N A R Y

(of) Licences vrfll not be valid for

import of spares specified el"e-

wnere I'J., ball bearings etc and

items deta:kd in List IIIj of

Appendix 26.

[

P A R T

I -

(t)rt) Upto 10% of the face valae of

goat* licences can be utilised

for Empori of saiety hookSj cage

cham suspension gear and wire

hope cappek.

I

S O

.

1

]

T H E

(viii) The import of steel perforated

sheets which have been given a

special shape or quality required

for a particular machine will not

be allowed against licences for

this Si. NO. as a component part

of tjie machinery unleas the

licence is suitably endorsed by

the licensing authority to permit

the import of such perforated

sheets.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(fx) Steel perforated sheets which

can be u*"d foi mulfifariooa

purposes and which hare not

been given a special shape or

quality so at to make them

saitabk for • particular machine

only will tall undei S. No.

9(g)fII and their import will not

be allowed against the licences

for this S. No.

(*) Perforated tteel sheets for use

on machines which axe prohibit-

ed for import vid* Appendix 35

will not be permitted to be im-

ported.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(xi) Upto 5% of the face Tame of

quota licences fianted for this

snb-S. No. will be valid foi

import of ekctrscaj control fear

which an

machines like coal cotters and

which when imported separately

would be ckuinmbk under

S. No. 43/II.

2 y *

SECTION H—contd-

2 7 6

Rsinarks

Description Licensing Authority

Validity of Licences

Policy for Established Importers

T H E Part and S.No.of I.T.C Schedule

-

1

6

2 3

4

5

PART II—contd.

S. No. 36—contd.

G A Z E T T E

CsL

Nil

(6)

O F

Twelve months

I

N D

I

A

Applications from established import- ers for import of spare parts of this item n.o.s. against their import of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authority concerned and licences granted on quota of 2 j% of half 01 their best year's imports in the basic period.

Machines or parts of machines to be worked by manual or animal labour, not otherwise speci- fied and any machines (except) such as are de- signed to be used exclusively in industrial processes which require for their operation less than one quarter of one brake horse power excluding type- writers and sewing machines and parte thereof, duplicators of all types and also excluding those machines and/or parts thereof which are included in Appendix 35.

E X T R A O R D

I The following hardware, Iron mongery and took, namely, agricultural implements, Dot otherwise specified and pruning knives :—

(a) Pruning knives . . . . ..

Nil

N A R Y

(S) Others

Nil

37 Ci)

[

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

1 The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever power operated when required for jute and hemp textile industries namely, healds ; heald cords and heald knitting needles ; reeds and shuttles warp and weft preparations machinery and looms ; bobbins ; dobbies ; jacqnird machines ; jacquard harness linen cords ; jacquard cards j punching plates for jacquard cards ; warping mills ; multiple box sleys ; solid border sleys; tape sleys ; swivel sleys j tape looms ; heald knitting machines ; dobby

]

[

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

1 cards lattices and lags for dobbies ; sizing machines ; doubling machines ; cone winding machines ; piano card cutting machines ; harness building frames ; card lacing frames ; drawing and denting hooks ; sewing thread ball making machines jcumblifinishmg machinery ; hank boilers ; mail eyes lingoes ; take p up motions i temples and pickers ; picking bands [ picking sticks ', printing machines ;—

]

(a) NS

• •

T H E (a) Jate bobbins (V) Pkken . . . . . .. (c) Shuttles] iff) Picking bands •" Fkking sticks , , . , ..

0) Picking sticks and Pick ng Arm

(ft) Nil (c} Nil MKD 0) Nil

••

••

are one and the san.e thin?.

{/) Other Jute MO! Stores covered by this Serial i-io. Cal. U) NQ u) Eigtueen months

(0 A.U. (B) Same remarks as agafnst S. No

G A Z E T T E

96 (1—4) of Part II.

O F

(iu) Licences issued under this sub-item will not be valid for import of Planetree rollers.

I

Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. Cal.

37(2)

N D

I

(I) A.U. (2) Same remarks as against S.

Eighteen months

A

N. 36 (i-4) of Part II.

I 2 j% or i l% on imports of complete machines.

72(3) of machinery specified In clause (1) above, excluding those covered by S. No. 6S of Part V of this Schedule.

(3) Not more than 10% of the face value of the licence can be utilised for the import of (i) Loom swords, (it) Bos Fronts, (iii) Roving steadiers, and (iv) Beam flanges.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(4) Quota licences will not be valid for import of card and gill pins, and card staves. Actual Users' applications for import of card and gill pins will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment.

2 7 ?

SECTION H—contd.

2 7 8

Description

Remarks

Licensing Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity of Licences

T H Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

*

I

2

6

3

A

5

PART 11—contd.

S.No. Ziiz}—ccnii,

G A Z E T T E

O

i l

I

N D

I

A

(5) Qaota licences will not also be valid foT import of tlivcr cans. r" A. U. applications for import of sliver cans wil] be considered in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Development

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

(6) Licences granted for this item will not be vilid for import of spare parts of Jute Bobbins. (7) The import of steel perforated sheets which have been gnren a special shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licences for this S. No, as a component part of the machinery unless the licence is suitabJy endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the impoit of such perforated sheets.

P A R T

I -

S E C

I f

(8) Steel perforated sheets which can be used for multifarious purposes and which have not been gjren a special shape or quality so as to make them suitable for a particular machine golj will fall under S.No. 9Cg)/H

I

P A

I

T

tnd their import will not be

allowed against the licences for

thu 6. No.

I -

S E C

.

1

]

(9) P"rforated steel sheets for use 00

machines wtuch are prohibited

for import vidt ApptoJix 33

will not be permitted to be

imported.

The following component pent of machinery when

57-A

required for the Railway* t—

Twelve

ooatiia.

T H E

Licences will be granted only

under the special procedure

for stores ordered by Govern-

ment Railways.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I Component partt, noc otherwiie ipedfied in this Sche- dule of Machinery ts defimd in hem 72 (a> of the Fnft Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 namely, such parti only u are nuntil 1 for the working of the i r ^W or apMrarm and have been jrren for that purpoM iome special shape 01 quality which would not be eateotia] foi their me for any other purpoae srW exdudins article* covered by fart VI of thii Schcdaie t Prcrided that the anicUi which do not Mtafj thk conditioQ thall ateo be deemed to b* com- ponent parts of the machine to which they belong if they are essential to it* operation and arc tuxpunsd WJtfah in Rich quandd"f u maj appear to tht Colkc- toi of Cnatomi to b" rta"oaabte.

A

38

Nil

Bkctrk insulations incJnrling pnaxpahn (ekctrical

gri^f}; but exdudins ebonite rod*, tubn aod ihyfi

3S-A

Electric Bulbi not otherwbe *pecifled 1

This serial No. covers only bulbs and

tabes.

E X T R A O R D

••

I (a) General lifhting terricc lampt opt* joo watt* in all fiaithet inflivtirn fw"l>^^) irafrU whttw opal cod Day H"4t bhte.

(i) All type* of train lighting and cabliglrt lamp*

(6) Nil

N A R Y

(c) Studio electric and projector bulb*

Porn

(*) 20%

TwelTa

naontb*

(0 licence* will be valid for the

irnport of Studio buibs conform-

ing to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or ks

equfralcnt tnd Projector bulbs

2 7 9

,

2 8 0

SECTION n-contd.

Validity

Licensing Authority

1 of

Description

Remarks

Licences

Policy for Establishes Importer*

P ut and S. No. of LT.C. i Schedule

T H E

,

2

6

I

3

4

3

PART //—contd.

G A Z E T T E

S. No. 3&A (c)—contd.

conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 or its equivalent.

O F

I

N D

I

A

(<0 A. U. applications from studio* or tne representative film association 101 import of this sub-item will be considered on the re- commendations of Regional Ad- visory Committees for films at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

(d) Flourescent tubes . . . . ..

Nil

(e) Motar car lamps 1

E X T R A O R D

I

Nil

(0 Aato bulbs, all sorts (tQ Sealed beam units, all types

Ports

Nil Nil

(J) Other lamps .

. - >.

N A R Y

Twelve months

[

(1) A. U. applications from the Coal Industry for import of sodium and Mercury Vapour lamps will b" considered by J.C.C.I. Calcutta in consultation with the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

P A

" T

I -

S E C

1

(2} C*rbon filament lamps, used for resistance and hearng purposes photo flash bulbs and other flash bulbs which have hitherto been classified under S. No. 78 of Part V of the LT.C. Schedule would now

]

[

be classified under S. No. 38-A(f) P A R T

/n.

I -

(3) Please see remark (vt) against S. No. jS(viu)fV. and remark (I) against S. No. 303/IV.

S E C

.

1

Nil

] 39 The following electrical instruments and accessories :— (a) Indicating Switch board and Controller Mounting Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchros- copes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing re- cording Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Maxi- mum Demand Meter, Instrument Transformers.

T H E

Nil

G A Z E T T E

O F

I {b) (0 Portable Instruments (Portable moving Coil and moving Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, Watt- meters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters), Insulation Testers and Accessories, Ohmeters, Ca- pacity Meters, Wheatstooe Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentiometers, Time Switches, G.P.O. De- tectors, Standard Accessories socfa as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resis- tance Boxes and Galvanometers for use with instru- ment*.

N D

I

A (.if) House Service meters A .C & D .C of tny

00 Nil

capacity.

(tit) Thermocouples and pyrometer . •

(HO Nil

Portt

(e) Industrial tad street light fittings and flood

(ej NO Twelve months

Hght"j "i>f

E X T R A O R D

I

(i) A. U. applications for import of Porcelain bases for switches will be considered in consultation with tbeDirectorate General of Technical Development.

N A R Y

(u) A- U. applications from collieries foe import of Same-proof Strings will be cocridered by the J . C C. L, Calcutta in consultation with the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

2

8

l

i

g

2

SECTION u—contd.

Validitj

Remarks

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Description Licensing

Authority

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

T 1 1 F

,

6

5

2 3

4

G A Z E T T E PART II—contd.

O F

S No. 39(e)-*omd.

I

N D

I

N.B.

A

Combination of Instruments fall-

ing nndet an; sob-terial wiU be

classifiable under the raid sub-

•ecial of 39/IL

N3

Cable accessotie* . - . . ,

4*

E X T R A O R D

I

Deleted,

41

N A R Y

Pom

Nil

41-A

Twdv*

months.

[

P A M

(0 A. U. LJcencei will be granted

at the ports in consultation with

the Iron and Steel Controller,

Calcutta or the Directorate

General of Technical Develop-

ment as the case may be.

Synthetic graphite and anmrphoos carbon electrodes

u nsed to electric forrutces for production o€ Lnm,

Steel, Ferro alloy and nou-fenous metata, Synthetk

Ermphhe and amorphotB carbon electrode* for use

in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carton

furnace (liner) Block* for nte in electric furnace*.

I - I

S K O

.

(fi) A. U. application* fa import of

graphite tlectrode* faffing under

1

]

£ P A

* T

I -

S E C

.

1

]

flai S. No. andfirebricksfrffing

•ndex S. No. 237/rV from com-

posite steel Bda wttfa electric

furnaces encaged both !• rteel

CUtiDSS tDa IDgOt TnaVing and

whkh are borne on the books of

the Directorate General of

Technical Development will be

considewd by C.C.I., Jointly in

respect of these opentiortj on the

recommtnditioQi of the Director

rate General of Technical De-

velopment,

T H E

(SO A. U. application* for import of

Tamping Paste "fill be cowidered

in consultation with the Direc-

torate General of Technical De-

velopment.

G A Z E T T E 42 Electric control geti tad electric t m m k i oo gear :—

Nfl

(a) Transformer* apto 1500 KVA tad g p uu KV

O F an the H.T. tide.

I

(b) Lightning arrestors tnd high voltage Fuse*

Ports

Nil

N D

I

Twelve

month*

A

.

(i) A. U.

(2) This sub-Item covers lightning

arrcstors forming part of the elec-

tric control gear only.

(c) Electric motor starters

(d) Transformers of ratings not covered by Sr. No.

Porti

Nn Nfl

A. U.

Twelve

months

E X T R A O R D

I

Nfl

(") Metal clad (ox otherwise) switches and switch fuse

Ports

A. U.

anils and metal clad (or otherwise) cut-outs.

(/) Air aid oil circuit breakers apto 660 volts and

Ports

Nil

(0 A. U.

N A R Y

cubicles and panels incorporating these.

Twelve

months

Twelve

months

(a) Applications from established

importers for import of spar*

parts of this item against their

2 8 3

SECTION II—contd.

2 8 4

Policy for

Description Licensing Established

Remarks

Authority Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and S.No.of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E < 1

6

* 3 4

5

PART II—contd.

G A Z E T T E S. No. 42(/)—eontd.

O F

I

N D

I

A

Ports

Nil

imports of complete machinery faTling under this S. No. will be considered and licences granted on a quota of 2 j% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. Such licences where granted will not be valid for import of spare parts, the import of which is otherwise prohi- bited. (0 A. U.

E X T R A O R D

Twelve

months

I (£JAir and oil circuit breaken above 660 vote and npto 11 KV and cubidei and panels Incorporating these.

(it) Please see remark (a) against

S. No. 42(/)/n.

N A R Y

Port*

(A) Ail and oil circuit breuen abore 11 KV and

(0 A. U.

m

cubicles and panel* incorporating tbete.

Twelve

months

(if) Please see remark (H) against

[

Ports

(i) Others

S. No. 42(/)/IT.

A. U.

Nil

Twelve

mootfaa

P A R T

I -

43

S E C

.

1 Bare hard drawn ekcttolytic copper wires and cablet and electrical wires and cables of other metals and alloys, whether insulated or not, D A S ., and poles, troughs, conduits and insulators ri reigned a* ptftt

]

[ o

P A R T of • tramMc* system md the flttiagi thereof tod •Iso flaxU BMCSJBC tokw. (") Bae hod town ekcaotyde win tad oUei nd

coppat* win.

t -

S a o

.

(*) Sted tobatu poke

{fi) Flexible metiffic tabes designed u ptrt of elec-

(*) Nfl

(e) Nil

r

tric 1 iiiiiiiitniftfi *y*ifm.

1

] {&) Piper inmkted power ctMe* .

COL W) Ni Twetre •BOOtfal

(0 ActtHl Uten Ucwa wfll b*

•puMd te KtecBtn] —derofcbm

fc^gCL, N"w Deal in cm-

T H

1

TW MVtiLUk** thcmJd be

BH4"bT 3"^-i""3.

tff) A. U. ippaMtfeiH bn GWU"-

G

A

fc* wfll k" IIMUMI! by th*

Z

I . C . C . L, Otima*ta"andtt>

E

tiM wkk the CM] CooctoDei,

T

T

Calcnttk.

1

|M) This S. No. corai paper fco-

O

F

I

N D

I

iulat*d aoww rtkhi a e W k|

tboKwb^ "rt"*^&hkt"toi

S. N". 45 of hn II by Tfrtoo

of their crow section area.

A (") High tension insulator* . .. (f) Coodtdu

(t) NU C/)Nn

• •

<")Otkwt

•

C/)NB

(f)Awfcthwi from Actoal Ustn

fa C^yat "bo"h"d .•iwtfli

Tnln

MMIthi

E X T R A O R D

I

WRD MMHT •OMBMBMi • ••

iotebs i | d | T "t MI anHafcl*

N A R Y

"KEI("BSVi^ WIU VV WMK*"^PB

!• otMrttstiaa witk th* Ehrocto-

nte O"MI"1 "€ Ttchakal De-

nlopEMat ApftlmbM tboeld

b" n"d" to tba Hrwhit

2 8 5

2

g 6

SECTION H—"onli.

Lioaosiag

Authorfty

Remarks

Validity

of

Description

Licences

PolfcT Cor

ErtaWikad

Importers

F*art and S. No.ot LT.a

Schedule

T H E

.

6

2

S

5

4

I

PART II—"ntd.

S. K*. 43 (*) emtf.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

should be supported by es-

sentiality certificate* from appro-

priate anthorttiet. FuH justifi-

cation In support of Import should

be furnisbed.

N D

I Electric Una, table and celling and pan* thereof—

44

A (a) Celling bus and parts (6) Table ten complete

(a) NQ

(6) Nil

43 The following electrics) instrument*, apparam and appliance* (excluding automatic blackout control

switches) namely I—

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

P A M T

I -

S

I

C Electrical Control Gear and Tmwmttsinn Gear, namely, twitches (rtrhKttng rwftch boards) fiues and CJirrwt breaUnf dertets of all sorts and description designed for use In circuits of lesstthan ten amperes and at a pressure not exceeding 230 robs, and regnlatora for os" with motors designed to consume less than 1I7 waits bare or insulated copper v im and cftMei my one core of which not being one specially designed ts a pilot cote, has a sectional area of leas than one eightieth part of a square Inch and wire* and cabks of other metal* of not more than equtnfent conducti- vity and line Insnlstno hvdirUng also ckstt, coo- aacton leading in mbca and the like oftrpot and sixes roch as are ordinarily used In CODSCCOOB with the tnMarnJtsfen of power foe other than Industrial po*-

1

]

[ poses and the fittings thereof but excluding electrical earthenware and porcelain otherwise specified.

P A R T

(") Nil

• •

I - (a) V. I. R. cables end wires of 250 volts grade and 660 volts grade of the types specified in appendix 16 and their equivalents.

S E C

.

(*) Nil

1

]

(c) Nil

(b) Metal clad or otherwise dad switches excluding

twitches falling under S. No. 39/11, switch fuse

units and metal (of otherwise) dad-cut outs.

(") Insulated copper winding wires and strips of all

kinds having a cross sectional area of less than one

eightieth part of a square inch.

( *) O i a e is . . . . . . ..

T H E

(d) Nil

46

G A Z E T T E The following Electrical Instruments, apparatus and appliances, namely, telegraphic and telephonic instru- ments, apparatus and appliances, not otherwise spe- cified, flash lights, carbons, condensers and bell ap- paratus and switch boards designed for use in circuits of less than ten amperes and at a pressure not exceed- ing 250 volts :—

O F

Nil

I

Bom.

(0) Flash light cases (b) Carbons

(6)25%

N D

I

Twelve months

A

Quota licences will be granted subject to the following conditions :— (1) that the sale, transfer or disposal in what-so-ever manner of the im- ported cinema carbons shall be made only in accordance with the directions of the port licensing authority concerned;

E X T R A O R D

I

(it) that the carbons imported against quota licences will be sold at prices fixed by the port licensing authority concerned.

N A R Y

(ro) Quota licences will not be valid

for import of Carbon Brushes.

(c) Condensers < , . . . . •.

(c) Nil

2 8 7

SECTION II—contd.

2 8 8

Validity

Rjtairkt

1 of

Policy for

ErtabUthet

Importen

Licencd

DctcripdoB Licensing

Aufbority

T H E Part and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule

(

I

a 3

4

3

P/tRT//—eoncid.

G A Z E T T E S. Na. 46—ctMtJ.

O

f [

(f) Nil

(<0 Others

I

TwdTC

montfat

N D

I

A. U. tppikations wflJ be con-

sidered for import of flame proof

mining bells and flame proof min-

ing telephones.

A

4"-A

ft^TifnourtoTt ^TVj bsctccitti tfictodloc bttkcsts tot

MoWr TdUdw, wiirfm i f p u un tad twin fltbtfag

•nd tnt ikwi ^^

E X T R A O R D

I

(0 Pimm M" feoMik (S) apJim S.

TwdT"

(") Mctor trwk tnd ear batttria (ifia batterfct) .

(f>) Motot tncfc nd or bstteriet (htary dot; batteriet)

(f) Hcsring sld bftttulct • " • • •

Pafti

WNI,

WML

CO 50%

Nfc7"fWV.

N A R Y

(") Lfceaow wffl be teoed tubj"a

to the ffmdMw that tht pnfll

'I^H™! CC M^BS (S nMZtH( Ud

btteriw wfll not ticecd the

Hadt tped*ed to the Ucenc*.

[

• *•

P A K T (4) Dtaplmgini ov cifctwiytic ccDi • • • {t) Or? bm&iy Cos tovdk n^titi • • • • (/} Other type* at •uaauutUtCT tod bttteclai

U)ND

<")N1.

(/)".

I -

aci.

Tclc^ftylric lutumuouii ttd sppcAtoi nd p uu

46-B

S E C

.

Tmtn

— LgLmt|.-

f Jrf no*f wfil bo ywmed ssdsf

tbv wooctlttPfl fov rtotct wdofM

by GnTwnmwm lUflwyi,

tfacoof imported by " ipd?? 9*4"tt qC RfOny^

ArtqiliilMitticg.

1 }

[ Electrical earthenware and porcelain the foOowEii,

+7

oametr 1—

P A R T

(o) lotulaton, Shackle Sinclair, Cordeonx 0* Pin 1

I - type, oot otbcrwue tpecifled i

S E O

.

<£) not fitted

1

] It) Two-way deatt ({) Spacing tncDlaton Id) Ceiling rotes 1—

Nil.

(0 lined

(a) not fined I

(*} Joint box cot-out 1—

j

T H E (0 fined (") D" fitted. J

Rabbet insulated copper wire and cables no cote of

48

G A Z E T T E

O F woich, othex than ooe ipectally AnAgneti a a pflo< care, has a tcrrional area of lea* than one eightieth part of a tqutze inch, whether made with *nj addi- dcoal Inmtdng oc corerint material ot ooi.

I

(a) Nil

N D

I (a) V. I. R- cablet tnd win*

A

(£) Otbcct • • * • • • ••

(*} Nil.

—

Efecttic Erplndcn

•-•

acx

4J-A

Ltctooea wffi be finu.q "o the

Mca"maadMioa\ of tfa" Ctef In"-

pecaoa of Mian, Dhaabad,

E X T R A O R D

I

NU.

40

N A R Y Cotl tub*, upptnc wagoot aod the flfcc conTcy"ocei doHtned £ K U K

2 8 9

2

SECTION H-contd.

Q O

Remarks

Descriptio

Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S.No.of

I.T.C,

Schedule

T H E

i

6

2

3

4

5

PART H—axaa.

G A Z E T T E

50

O P

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y Railway material for permanent way and roOmg'ttock, namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fagtmfngn thereof, bearing plates, chain, Lnter-ktckfng appa- ratus, brekefear, shunting skids, couplings and spring), ngaak, torn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wagons, tram sen, rail remover*, scooters, trollks, I trucks, also aanes water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the enters of a railway admmutration. Provided that for the purpose of tha entry ' Railway' means a line of raftwey subject to the provislcuB of the Indian Raflwty Art, 1890, and includes a railway constructed in a State in India and also such tramways as the Central Government may, bj Notification in Official Gazette, tpeoaflj include therein. Provided also that articles of machinery as defined fat Item 72 or 72 (3) of the flrtt schedule to tbe Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall not be | deemed to be included heteundec J-CCL

|

Twelre

moo tha.

Licence* will be granted undei the

procedure fb> itores ordered by

Goirt. Raflwayt.

Robber fittings being oompontnt parts of railway cat- j

[ 51

riages.

1

P A R T S3

I -

S E C Component parts other tbtn rubber fittings being com- ponent ports of railway carriages and articles tpeci- 6ed in Part I of this Schedule of Railway Material*, u defined in item No. 74 (2) of the flrst Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, namely, soch parts only ft are essential for the working of the Raflways wrt ,

I ] ; .

[

P A

.

1 T

I -

S

i

c

.

1 hi?e been given for that purpose tome ipecai ibape oc quality which would not be eucatial fat their as* tor i s; other pmpeae. PrarMed that aftidet whfcb do not satisfy inb oaJition lhall abo be deemed to be component parts of the railway cnatefiab to which they Wong if they tre essential to h" operation and ne imported with it In such quantities 11 may ippeu to the CoDectoi of Ccstomi to be Feuonable. J

]

Safety Itmps tsd rpart putt

CaL

Twehe

maothi

(() Q"ots KccErtT will bt T"fe; to

impoft of "{*r" ptft* of tafat>

lamps only.

T H E

(tf) Appfcatfeiy tiom Actual U ""

aad Eatablisbed Impntcn banns

Htm orden from Actual U MM

wfll be conjldued frr

tafety^ hmpt not iDdlgersouily

G A Z E T T E

O F P.-IRT //?

I

N D

I I.

A

E X T R A O R D

I Sodium Acetate ; Sulphate of Alumina (Iron F"c), Chromium Acetate, Hydiosulphite of Scd" ; lUn- pMite C " Fotmosul *L' j Sodium Nitrite ) Tcxtfle* PieMmttre £>eaWog Agtao ; Levdling Agenti ( PeoWwUiag Ageott ! Soourinr Ajeoti ; Wettin§ oof Agenti i Bmah&fjiaa A^eotai UoxdaMfajg AjjecO j Turkey Red O3 j 'Ofl tnd Great* R n i o nn 1 Tacrflat OBing Agenkt ; SoJtcaa tern Pifattet Dto- 1 laijint Agents 1 Antt Redaction; K la Boffins md Softeaing Aftsn :—

N A R Y

torn. Nil

(a) Hydrosalphrte of Soda, lUngolfie C (Sodium I

Stupboacrlsb Formaldehyde) oc FonsotBl L,

Tweiw

month*,

Brotasul aic Sodimn Nitrite.

(0 Lkemcea mD be giaated

igttnti export* of Cottoo fabria

in t "u of PaWlc Kadce No.

87-ITC (PN)/5", dated 31-10-51,

as amended from time t" tim"

2 9 1

SECTION n—contd.

3 9 2

Description

Remarks

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Lie*nsi ng

Authority

Part and

S.No.of

I.T.C.

Schedule

i

6

3

5

3

4

PART UI-r~xi,

1—Conld.

T H E G A Z K T T E

O E

\

I

N D

I

A

(tf) A. U. ippHttoai from tbe

Sopif I i i J i "j fof import of

thh EMB will tw rraatiacrd,

"^ tt" D.CLC.I. CCXA.)

Nev Dtlbi to coawltttWB with

tba SO#M ud Vtnaapati Dbec-

conte irf tha Mfanttrr of Food

•sd Agriculture.

E X T R A O R D

I

("•> A. U. appH"tlaoi fof import of

tha heia fttsri the Apax Sc-

detfw wfll be •antdmd

bi dK r C C I ., Bombey b

cwwnhitiwi with tbo Textile

OommfBtlonfTj Bonib*y.

b) Sodjmr. Acetate, Chromium Acetattj Ttn

^"d Oil

N A R Y

he tic Ecur.

(cXO Cotton Active ^i^h'ig a "*oH, Sya'l

^ra Tw"W" moatb*

Resin finishing ageots.

[

P A

J

A. U. ipptl"tfc>*i bom Uxtfie

bdmde* wfil b" ooMtdtwd

by r.CCL, B " t " T, In

cnmnlwtofi with Uie Ttjnfle

CoaalMton-f foi lap"tt of

Synthetic Rctfn Sntahlif ijeat

C T

I -

S

Nil

M (it) Optical Whitening Agraa (m) TotQe u w c m t ln (esdudios pbeool ere bu including tbcu lobttkated prodactf).

.

1

N3

(rti") Dehmerrog t g em otb" than tttankua ox"

]

[ (o) Anioolc toftcsmg tgeuts • . • • * * •

P A R T

I -

S

i

c

.

1

] (J) Vetting out, Penetrating, Dkptrwng, Scorn- ing and Emuliirymg tgtr.ii, watrt proofing agent*, synthetic bleaching incuts (o(h" than bleaching powder or hypochionte, loduurHJ Eaajynm and dytmg and printing agents *—"*"rttpg tyntbeac resins in any tonn, Solvent* ned in prtnUDg process ft* textile* *nd ooo-ionic toftening agesa *Trft >Tt>- tbetk mordaau ami Textile Oiimg agenta but ex- cluding Sulphite of Atumuta (isou tree).

(0 Wetting out, Pecctrades, EHtpening, Soouroig

and emaiiil'yui^ agents

T H E

GlTCerjl Mtmosteartta will be

cl*"sifl6d under S. No. i(dX0/ni

( t f) I t t d u m i ai E a a j m es . . ..

(itO Water prooflnj agents . . ..

Nil Nil NI Nil

(io) SynLhctk bkachtoj agenti (other than ^fntktat

powder ot hfpochloritt*, hyttr"fcn penKkle

etc.).

G A Z E T T E

Nil

O F

I

N D

I (o) Dyeing and Printing tgent* ; i d u d i aj aratbetic rain* in any form, Solvent! oaed in Pdatttg prooen for t a d l e* and Non-tonic agent* tnd synthetic mordant! and Textile Oiling agentt, OrgflttHJ sequestering agents, but excluding Sul- phate of Aiumini (Iron free).

A

;,") Sodium Allginate . ..

(r) Sulphate ot Alumina (Ixoa tree)

(j)Ctiboxy mctiiyl cellulose and its salts.

Nil Nil Nil

-•

i-A Zinc Chloride

E X T R A O R D

NS

• •

I

l-E Dyes den red from coai-ui tod coal-ta der-

Detailed prilcy it gfraa in Appen-

••

••

lattTC* wed in any dyeing process.

dii 40. -

N A R Y

s Cotton raw • • " * • * ••

-a •

Botn.

•• The poBsy for thb item k "nooa"ced from time to time by the [. C a I., Bomb*?.

3 Coctoo ropti and bwritngt

Nil

•-

••

2 9 3

3 9 4

SECTION H—confd.

Description

Remarks

Licensing

Authority

Part and!

S.No.of

I.T.C.

Schedule

Policy for

Eitab listed

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

T H E I

2

3

6

4

S

• •

PART ni—contd.

4

G A Z E T T E ""^fET^"?¹?* U m c t i n"7 M otherwue fpe-

O F aned In ihii Schednfe when required for textflein- dusme* other than Jots tnd Hemp.

(0 Prfrne mortn, boflen, loewnotiw cogmu tnd teoden Bom.

I

E^fitecfl

month*.

N D

I

A rorHwwme, portable endnei (tochidiiig fire enchm) •nd oiier machinH in^rSich the prime m o wK •eparsbie torn the operative part*.

(0 Licence* will be grtnud to Acted

U R II in consalatloo with

the Textile CommlMteHt.

FoO fattiflcatioe for Lmport

aboold be fnmithad and

Hoeecei when gnattd, wocki

be viBd fat the ptrtkolai m"

cUsee Hceotcd.

E X T R A O R D

I

{g) AH llcencet wiO ba pMW)

robject to c"ft"in tpeciat

onttdhtrw vid* Pkat and

Maddnery Hand Book, 1932.

N A R Y

(W) LJcmoaa wffl CM cwdlc*

ifly be laUd for """H"fi

and spue ptstt of aarhfwrt

iiKiithwjcu is AppeDan 3S"

(fcl Attentfoa it al" inrhad tc

the Not* ia Appendix 35,

[

P A K T

I

^ S E C

.

(e) Not man than 5% of the face

nine of the Bonoct for m"cfari]e-

e"7 falling vttda thk tetia)

nntmbei, or R*. 500/- whkbem

b h^hef, cas be stfllaed Eo* im-

pora of tpare para not odierwba

tpedfled. Uodet (fate proririon

1

]

knpon at spue p ou faffing

"nde" otbet serial nnmben like

ball bavin*, belting etc., ind

tboce detailed in Lst UT of

Appendix 26 will not be

i

(PO (a) Timicet k s ud mnda ihh

S. No. wfli be1 TaBd for tbe lm-

povt oc lirifnul cooibQStktii ea-

fenpoftod u put oftb* plant/

DUcbiaaTt proridw thai 1

(0 Bngtra derelop lea tbui 3

H J*. it a speed ot 1300ILPM.

t ad t b o rt ( OD

• ia b oa

n t-

fajg) Kccrdinc to B.S.S. $491

N M

o

I—I

W

(*0 EaxhiM d*rdop s un tbsi

30 HJ'. (on a u bost Mtlog

according to B.S.S.649/1949.)

(6) It lionkl tw noted tfau raca ia-

t^ynn^ oomboftioQ engiACi fr^s 3

to 30 HJ>. canaot b" liuyuttcd at

prime tnoren aoder tbit Sa. No.

•n'u^M the engines tr* InMsnUy

couplwi wkh -JM ttftpmrnt of

wbldi they art.th* pffam M"T"S.

H

N on 1—Fw the paipote •* tali m-

trlctVa, Integral ooopluig woold

E

(a) Mono block conttMKVca "( tb"

P*^M>* BOIOI with tbt AIITCC

1 III- , „

(i) the 4ZMB£ ud OH dtirw

I I

truflfatwirj o--tag ol nuh 000-

HfcHon M la ban oaa oon*

we acd KULIJI—1 tbmft.

(pit) Lloeacei wllinot be yatkl for im-

port of Kcood-band mschtnery.

Reqaerts from Actual (Jsenoni)

4

a 9

6

SECTION n—coirtd.

Remarks

Description

Validity

of

Licences

Li causing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Import en

Part and

S. No. of

LT.C.

Schedule

T H E 2

6

z

3

4

3

PART III- contd.

S- No. 4(0—corad.

G A Z E T T E

O

l

I

N D

I

A

for import of seceBd-hand m"-

ehinery would fee considered

but such refloestj tlwuld ke

jtccompanlctl S 7ftusrLiftcne froc^

a firm of coosuttiag iiigiimi 1 in

the country of o n e* indicating

the age of the 1—1 him IJ. hi

present condition tmd ft* expect-

ed Life. Wherercr passible, photo-

graphs of the tecond-faaad ma-

ciiiiery proposed to be imported

should also be famished.

4(2)

E X T R A O R D

I Machines and sets of machines 10 be worked bjr electric, steam, water, fire or other power, not being manual or animal labour of which before being brought into use is required to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

N A R Y

(a) Wet processing and finishing machinery . "I

(b) Plaiting, Stamping, Bundling, Baling and reeling V Bom

machines.

Eightacn

months

[ (c) Others

j J

(0 A. U. application* will be con-

sidered in coniulotkii with the

Textile Commissioner tubjtct to

Appendix 35.

P A W

I -

S * o

.

(it) A. U. application* for •otit'e-

ment under Export PremerW

Schrme will k* considtred lr

cananhatkai with the TtKtQe Com-

mi"si"E"T subject to Appendix 35.

1

]

[

Bom.

Stme remarks at a*aijat S. No.

Eighteen

month*

4£i) rf Part i n.

P A E T

1

- (3) Apparatns and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour, -which are designed for use in u industrial system as parts, indispensable for its apent- tion tad have been given for that purpose Kane special shape or equality which would not be essential for their toe for any other purpose.

S T O

.

BOB.

CCA. U.

1

]

Eighteen

monihi

(0) Same rmnarki u agaiait S. No.

4 (0 rf P"t IIL

(4) Control gear other than electric, self-acting, or other-

wise and transmission gear (other than electric) de-

signed for use with any machinery above specified, in-

cluding driving chains but excluding driving ropei

not made of cotton and belting.

(0 A. U.

T H E

Eighteen

months

(5) Same remarks as ass ins t S. No.

Bom. 35% " *k%

on imports

of complete

machines.

4(i) of Part III.

(5) Component parts,

fined in item No. 72 (3) of the First Schedule to the

Indian Tariff Act, i"34" of machinery specified

in clause* (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding

those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this

Schedule.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(itf) Applications from sole gelling

agents and indenting houses who

are not establsirted importers for

the import of components and

spare parts of textile machinery

will be considered and licences

will be granted upto 3% of the

imports of complete cotton tex-

tile machine* falling under S.

No*. 4 (a), {3) and (4) of Part

III nude by them against their

own licences under the C G.

scheme or licences Issued in favour

of actual men.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(fa) Quota licences will not be valid

for the import of (1) ttaln-

le"t iteel, tube* and cone* used

In cone and cheese dyemguniti

and (tf) coir board washers.

Actual Users' applies HODS for

these article* wQl, however, be

considered In consultation with

the Textile Commissioner,

Bombay*

3 9 7

2 9 8

S&JROtt n-co*t&.

Validity

Remarks

Description

of

Policy for

Established

Importer*

Licences

Licencing

Authority

P*rt and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

T H E

i

3

6

3

3

4

AiJJT ///—oontd.

S. N". 4 CS)—"***•

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(u) Licences granted against this

terial number will be valid for

import of all component parts^of

textile machinery, as appcanng

In the manufacturers' catalogues,,

other than items which are tped-

Bcalty banned under the Import

Trade Control policy.

E X T R A O R D

I

fcO Licences wili not be valid for

import of spares, specified else-

where, i.e., Ball bearings etc and

Item* detailed in list III to Ap-

pendix 26 unless specifically re-

commended by the Textile Com-

missioner.

N A R Y

[

P A R T

I

(etOUpto 1% of the face value of li-

cences granted for this Serial

Number can be utilised for import

of ginning bolts and nuts.

(wo) Import of Calendar Bowls (Pap "

Cotton and Jute) will not bt

allowed against Licences issued

either to Established Importers

01 Actual Users.

^ S K C

1 J

(IM) Copper printing rollers tod

Doctor Blade will be allowed to

Established Importers tod Actaal

Uwn.

|

Nii

P A

I I

T

I -

S K O

.

4(6) Machines or parts of machines to be worked by manual or animal labour not otherwise specified and any machines (except such as are designed to be used exclusively in industrial processes) which require for their operation less than cue quarter of one brake horse power excluding typewriters and sewing ma- chines and parts thereof and those articles that are coTcred by Part VI of this Schedule.

1

]

5(0 The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever power operated when required for textile industries other than jute and hempj namely :—

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (including Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former), Speed Frames, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Wirp and Wrft Preparatory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine. Sizing machine, Pirn Winding machine), Draw- inj-in and Twisting-in machines, (Warp tying machine, Reachifig-in machines, eta), Doubling machines, looms (all types), Wool Carding, Spin- ning and Weaving machinery, Silk Throwing, Reel- ing, Twisting and Weaving machinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types).

N D

I

A

(0 Licences granted under S. No. SCO of Part III will not be valid for the import of comber boards. (I'O Quota licences will not be valid foi import of second-hand machinery. Requests from Actual Ubers onfj for import of second-hand machi- nery would be considered in consultation with the technical authorities concerned but such requests should be accom- pained by a certificate from a firm of consulting engineers in the country of origin indicating the age of the machinery, its present condition and its expected life. Wherever possible, photographs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported should also be furnished.

E X T R A O R D

I

(m) A. U. applications will be con- sidered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner subject to Appendix 50 and Appendix 3* (List AX

N A R Y (") Cotton healdt (t) Wire healdi (") (0 Steel reeds

(a) Nil. O)NS. to© Nfl-

(n) Brass reeds

("0 All metal reeds

("X" NO. (e)("0 NIL

2

9

3 0

©

SECTION H—contd.

Kesurkt

A u t h o r i ty

Put tod

S. No. of

D e s c r i p t i on

Validity

of

Licence*

P*Uo"f"

B"aUtthe4

Iuipoiccn

LT.C.

T H Schedule

*

5

I

4

s

3

* , "r J / / - C M t d.

G A Z E T T 1 &N* 5(i)_""f*

O

CrfJNIL

J { /) S h u t t l e*

Twlere

Bsantbs.

fa".

I

COA.U. applications for itopoTt of

t"pe l om thnttk* will be co"-

ridereci in conmltttion with the

Textile Commissioner.

N D

I

A

• *

KO.

NiU

Nfl.

(0   B o b b bu     a ad p i r ns               .       .        .       .       ..
( /)  P i c k e rs             .        .        .       .        .       .        ••
C j)   S p r i ng  b u f f en           .        .       .        .       .       ••
( A)  R o l l er  s k i n*  :
         ( i)  S h e ep   r o l l er  a k iu                .      .       .       ..

Nil.

NIL

• *

( B) C i lf r o l l er i k i nj

E X T R A O R D

I

Nil Nil

N A R Y

Boa.

(0   P i d r i nf   b a n ds             .       .       .        .       .        ••
(j)   P i c k i ng  s t i c ks            .       .       .       •        •        ••
( A)   C ud    c l o t h i ng  " ad  c a rd      t e c e u o r i et

Twrfre

monthi

(0 Q"t> licence* will be Issued

•object to the condition that

50% of the fece value of the

Ucences will be utilised foi

Import of wooDen card dodiing.

[

P A R T

I -

(S) A. U. applications from Cardinf

Engine maaufftcturen only wil

be consUered In consnlta-

tfcm with Textile Commlwionei

tea 50% et tieir eligibility.

S K C

.

(SO Quota licences Issued for thts sub-

ttem will not be valid for Impor

1

]

[ ©

ot lickerin wire and bristle brushes all sorts,

P A K T

I -

S E C

.

I

(w) A. U. applications for special types of lickerin wire and Phillip- son type brushes will be con- sidered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

1

]

T H E

(0) Applications from Indenting Houses who are not established importers for import of this sub- item will be considered by the Jt. C.C.I., Bombay. Licence wil] be granted to them on the basis of past imports of this sub-hem effec- ted through them on indenting basis.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(tn) The basic period for this item will be from 1952-53 to 1958-59. (vit) Actual Users will be permitted to import this item in consultation with the Tex- tile Commissioner against theii entitlement for import of machines and spares under the Cotton Re- port Incentive Scheme.

(viit) Actual Users' applications foi Woillcn Cird Clothing will be considered tn consultation with the Texiile Commissioner, Bom- hay.

E X T R A O R D

I ( /> D e l e t e d.

Twelve

Bom. (m) Nil

( m) D o b b i es . . . . ..

months.

N A R Y

A. U. applications for import of cam dobbies wiU be considered in con- sultation with the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay.

( ") L a gs a nd l a t t i c es f or d o b b i es . . ..

{") Nil

( 0) D o u b l i ng m a c h i n es . . . . ..

Bom.

Co) Nil

(0) A. U.

Twelve month s.

3 0 1

SECTION II—conxA

3 0 2

Validity

Licensing

Authority

of

Restarts

Description

Policy for

Established

Importen

LkXBces

Part and

1>. No. of

I.T.C

Schedule

T H

*

i

6

3

*

S

3

O A Z PART III—cootd.

l t t S. No. s(l)-ttmuL

T

t

(#) Card cans

O F (4)Dobby harness elastic cords . . ..

I

Portt

CrtNtl

(?)NU

(r) 25%

N D

Twelve

months.

I

A

Jacquard neck cord will be allow-

ed to be imported in continuou

length only.

(r) Heald Cord, Heald Knitting needles, Jacquard

Harness, linen cord*, Jacquard Cards, Punching

Plates for Jacqoard C u d, Piano Card Curt ing ma-

chines, harness building frame and Jacquard Card

lacing frame.

( i) S h ed rods

(0 R u b b er aprons a nd rubber cot* . . ..

( a) G r i n d i ng rollers dead or traverse

E X T R A O R D

I

Nil Nil Ni Ma NO

Bom.

< ") Others

N A R Y

Twelve

months

W A. U.

(a) Same remarks as (ii) to (if)

appearing agctnst Serial No. 4

(0 of Part IIL

[

P A

" T

l -

$

t

c

(m) ApplicarioQS for the tmpon

of Pfck-oountcrs from Actual

Users or established import-

ers having firm orders from

Actual Users will be considered

provided firm orders for equal

number of pick counters are

placed with the indigenous

manufacturers who are on the

1

)

(

P A R T

I -

S K C

.

N. S.—Imporl Ikxosinv polic> toi

carding engines, ring frames,

looma, etc. *nd their spores fat ling

under S. No. 5-III it given in

Appcnda 50.

1

]

WA.U

5 (2) i: j ripJasai flirts " J-'fiaii in Import Tariff Item

Twelve

months

Bom. "5%or3i%

on imports of

complete

machine*.

No. 72 (J) of machinery tpecified in daasc(I) ubove,

-iidiuimg laose covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V oi

xhk Schedule.

T H E

(it) Same remarks at (u) to (to)

appearing against S. No. 4 (1)

of Psrt Ul.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(tii) Bjtiblahed Imponc.s haVirg

quota licences under this sub-

serial No. will be allowed to

import spare parts specified in

Appendix 69. Requests for al-

owmg import of spare parts other

than those mentioned in Ap-

pendix 69, if such parts are not

available indigenously, will be

considered by the J.C.CI. & E.,

Bombay in consultation with the

Textile Commissioner, Bombay,

(to) Applications from sole selling

agents and indenting houses

who are not Established Impor-

ters for the import of component*

and spare parts of textile ma-

chinery will be considered and

licences will be granted up to 10%

of the imports of complete cotton

textile machines falling under

S. No. 5 (1) of Part III made by

them against Lhcir own licencti

under the C. G. Scheme or

licences issatd in favour of Actual

Users.

3 0 3

3 0 4

SECTION n—contd.

Validity

DescripcioQ

Licensing Authority

of

Remarks

Policy for Established Importers Licences

Part and S. No. of l.T.C. Schedule

T H E

l

2

6

3

4

5

PART ///—contd.

S. No. 5 (zy-contd.

G A Z E T T E

O P

I

(u) Licences will not be valid for im- port of spares specified elsewhere, i.e., Ball bearings and items de- tailed in I-ist III of Appendix 26, etc

(in) Please see N. B. below S. No.

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

{vit; The iinporl of steel perforated sheets which have been given a special shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be aOowed againsi licences for this S. No. as a component part of the mjchinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated sheets.

N A R Y

[

P A R T

,

1

-

tmi) Steel perforated sheets which can be used for multifarious purposes and which have not been given a special shape or quality so as to make them suitable for a parti- cular machine only will fall under S. No. 9(g)/II and their import will not be allowed against the licences for this S. No.

S E C

.

(ix) Perforated steel sheets for use on

1

]

machines which are prohibited for i

[

import vide Appendix 35 will no( be permitted to be imported.

P A R T 5-A Machine cloth . . . . ..

Nil

I -

Nfl

(a) Bom.

Twelve months

S E C

.

6 (a) Knitting machines including hosiery machines to be wjrked by manual labour or which require for their operation less than oae quarter of brake horse power.

1

]

T H E

A. U. applications will be considered only for replacement purpose in consultation with the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay subject to Appendix 17. Applications from hosiery goods manufacturers [not registered under the Indus- tries (Development anJ Regula- tion) Act] should be submitted along with the certificate of the Director of Industries of the State concerned.

Same remark as against S. No. 6fa>

Nil

(i) Bom.

of Part TT I.

Twelve months

G A Z E T T E (fc) Knitting machines (inchiding hosiery machines and ' embroidery machines) but excluding knitting ma- chines requiring less than one quarter horse power for their operation.

O F

(6) Bom. 15% or

I

Twelve months

N D 6 ,c) Component parts for knitting machines, hosiery nuchtnes and embroidery machines falling under (a) and {b) jboye (excluding hosiery needles).

on imports of

I

A

complete

machines.

E X T R A O R D

I

(1) A. U. applications will be consi- dered in consultation with the Texti le Com miss i on e r, Bomba j subject to Appendix 17. Appli- cations from hosiery goods manufacturers £not registered un- der the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act] should be submitted along with a certificate of the Director of Industries of the State. Toe applicants should five the details of the spares re- quired to be imported and the value thereof for each item.

N A R V

(11) Licences t i n t ed will not be valid for the import of compo- nent parts of hosiery cylinders specified in Appendix 17.

3 6 5

£ o 6

SBCn©N B—contd.

Validity

Reaurks

of

Licensing

Authority

Description

Licences

Policy foi

Established

Importers

T H E Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

6

5

4

3

2

I

-

G A Z E T T E

6 V

Nil

I

Ports

Animals, living., all sorts

i

TweWe

months

N D

I

A

ATOlicatioaa for import of Zoo ani-

mals by Zooto&ical gardens on

barter basis (each case of imports

being inter-linked with a corres-

ponding case of export of e

value) will be considered provi-

ded no foreign exchange i"

inTolved and the animals from

Tndn more first.

E X T k A O

f t

b

Nil

l Boom and Ham, not canned or bottled •

2

Nil

Fish, Dot otherwise specified

3

N A k Y

Nil

Fish, salted

4

Nil

Fish, salted, dry

5

[

Nil

P A Fish, onsalted, dry

6

I

T

Nil

Fish maws, including singlly and sozile and sharkins.

I - 7

Nil

^ k c Butter, cheese and gbee

8

Nil

I j Powdered milk containing not less than 18 per cent,

9

cream intended for infant feeding.

[

Nil

10 M i lk c o n d e n s ed or p r e s e r v e d, i n c l u d i ng m i lk earn

n ot o t h e r w i se specified.

P A R T

Nil

II C o r a l, u n p r e p a r ed . . . . . ..

I -

Irapon of brotcti coralreeds is allowed as a Crude drug, aid* Anitezure II to Appendix 19 of this Red Book.

S E C

.

Nil

13 C o w r i es . . . . . . ..

1

]

Shells

13

Nil

I*ory, u n m a n u f a c t u r ed . . . . ..

>4

T H E

Nil

IS

P om

P l a n t s, living, not otherwise specified

T w e l ve m o n t hs

G A Z E T T E

O F

Application* for impt>ri of PlanlsamJ bulbs of special type* will be consi- dered in comulration with i.h* State EHrecton of Agriculture. No objection certificale from 'he Ministry of Food and Agriculture CDepsrtmen iof Agriculture) should be famished along with the import

I

arm] teat ion

Nil

N D R u b b er S t a m ps . . . . . ..

16

I

A

Nil

Potatoes . . . . . . ..

17

Kfl

18 Vegetables, aB sorts, e x c l u d i ng potatoes, fresh, d r i e d,

salted or Vrrserved a ot o t h e r w i se tpecified.

E X T R A O

f t

*K1

C o c o n u ts . . . . . . ..

19

U

I

E r n k m.

C a s h ew n n u$ . . . . . ..

A. V.

20

•-

T"]"t months.

N A R V 21 ( a) F r u i t s, all s o r t s, e x c l u d i ng c o c o n im a nd cashed' n u t s,

fresh, d r i e d, safced or p r e s e r r ed tiot otherwise speci- fied a nd e x c l u d i ng Etates :—

Imports from Afghanistan will con-

Nil

(0 F r a i ts fresh all sorts, n-o.-i. e x c l u d i ng coconut* •

Twelve moatfu

tinue to be allowed.

^

t i f

3

o 8

SECTION II—cvntd.

Validity

Licensing

Remarks

Authority

of

Part and I S. No. 01 f Description

Licences

Policy for Established Importers

I.T.C. Schedulf

T H E

i

6

2

3

5

4

G A Z E

P A RT /K— contd.

t t f e

SJto. ai (a)—-amtd.

O F

P o ns

Ni!

(j'Q Fruits, dried, salttd or preserved ail s e n s, D.O.S.

i

Imports from Afghanistan and Iran will continue lo be allowed.

excluding dates.

Twelve months

N

f a ( i) Dates

Nil

l

A

22 , Currants . . . . . . ..

Nil

E X T ; Coffee, not otherwise specified . . ..

Nil

23

f t

Coffee, canned or bottled

Nil

24

A O R D

I T ea

Nil

25

2O T he following spices, whether grouad or unground,

namely—

N A R V

(a) Cardamoms; Cassia, Cinnamon .

(4) Pepper . . .

Nil Nil

d o v e s, all sortSj whether ground or unground

N il

27

[ ^

N u t m e gi

28

ND

-

T he following unground spices, namely—

29

I

A K T 1 S C (a) Mace

Na

.

(fc) Chillies and ginger . . ..

Nil

1 }

Nil

[ Betelnuts . . . . . . ..

30

Nil

Vanilla beans

P A R T 31

I - Grain, not otherwise specified including broken grains

32

but excluding floor : —

S E C

.

(a) Nil

1

]

Certain imports may be effected undei (a) Oats (6) (0 Maize

••

PL 480 arrangements.

Nil

(I'O Barley

(r) (0 Jowar

T H E (it) Others . . . . . ..

Nil Nn

Nil

Flour, not otherwise specified . . ..

33

Nil

Sago Flour

34

G A Z E T T E

Nil

Sago, Tapioca and Tapioca flour . . ..

35

O F Vegetable Seeds—

36

I

Ports

(a) Cauliflower Seeds . ..

33*%

N D

I

Twelve months

A

Quota licences granted under this sub-item will be valid for impori of only " S n ow b a l l" variety of Cauliflower Seeds.

Nil

(6) Others

Seeds, all sortsj not oiherwise specified, excluding vege- CCI/Ports

Nil

37

Twelve months

table seeds.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(1) Actual user licence will be granted for cocoa beans and seeds for growing fibre flax, and ramie only. Actual Users' applications should be made to the J.C.C.I., Calcutta.

(J'0 Applications from big aclual users such as nurseries for mul- tiplication purposes only will be

3 0 9

SECTION n—contd.

3 1 0

Validity

Remarks

Licensing Authority

of

Description

Policy for Established Importers Licences

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C

Schedule

T H E

i

6

1

3

4

5

PART IV—contd

G A Z E T T E S. No. 37.—ctmtd

O F

considered by the C-C.I., New Delhi. These A. U. applications should be made through the State Directors of Agriculture.

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

(Hi) Applications for import of flower seeds will be considered by the C.C.I., New Delhi. ("0 Applications for import of Chicory seeds from the planters who undertake scientific culti- vation of chicory will also be considered by the J.C.C.I., Madras,

I

Copra or coconut kernel • . .

Nil

Ports

Twelve months

N A R Y

(ft A. U.

(o) Pleue refer to Appendix 23 fo*

Export Promotion Licensing.

Oilseeds non-essential, all sorts, not otherwise specified

39

Nil

••

excluding copra or. coconut fcernal

f t

Robber

40

Nil

Hrnkm.

* * *

Twelve months

I -

A. U. applications from Rubbei Estates for import of this item will be considered by the D.C.CI., Bmskukm in consulta- tion with the Rubber Board.

S

r Hops . . . . . . . ..

Nil

41

o

.

Nil

F o J d c Tj Lfian i nj pollards . . . . "

i j

[ i

Tor's

9 O%

1 Wattte extract

' 43

Twelve months

A R x

I -

S E C

.

1

]

(1) Although quota licences will be granted separately for S. Nos. 43/ IV, 44/IV, 45/IV and 6/V, they can be utilised for the import of any or all the good? falling under these S. Nos. This intercbange- ability will also be applicable to Actual User licences issued for these items.

T H E

(2) Scheduled industriets may make Actual User applications to the C.CI, New Delhi through the Directorate General of Technical Development.

Same remarks as against S. No. Wank bark

Potts

9°%

44

43/IV.

Same remarks as against S. No. B i rk i.>r t a n n i ng e x c l u d i ng w a t t le b a rk .

9 0%

Ports

43/IV.

Twelve months Twelve months

G A Z E T T E

( a) C u t ch

46

( 6) G a m b i er

O K

O l i b a n um a nd f r a n k i r c e n se . . . ..

I

G u m, A r a b ic . . . . . ..

47 48

Nil Nil Ni! Ni!

N D

I

A

Licences will be granted against exports of Cotton fabrics in terms of Public Notice No. 87-ITCXPN)/ 58, dated 31-10-58. as amended from time to time.

( a ) ( {) G u m, a nd B e n z o in ( r as a nd c o w r i e ), b ut

Ni!

49

e x c l u d i ng D a m m er a nd r o s i n.

(if) D a m m er i n c l u d i ng u n r e f i n ed Batu

E X T R A O R D

I (*) Ro-iin -

. ..

Ports

Nil Ni!

Tweive months

N A R Y

• •

5°

N il

\ ) Po

( 1) Stick lac ( 2) S e ed lac . ..

.

Twelve months

A. U. applications for import 0' Rosin will be considered in consultation with the Directr-rate General of Technical Development Please refer to Appendix 23 fnr F.xpon Pronnonpn Licensit g

M.I

Opium

3

I I

SECTION II—contd.

3 1 2

Validitj

Remarks

Licensing Authority

Description

Policy foi Established Importers Licences

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E

i

6

2

3

4

5

PART IV—comd.

G A Z E T T E

52 C i n c h o na b a rk . . . . . ..

Nil

O F

C a n e* a nd rattans . . . . . ..

Twelve

Nil

Ports

53

I

Please refer to Appendix 23 for Export Promotion Licensing.

months

N D

I

Steaxine (glyceride of S t e s r ic a c i d) •

A

Nil

54

All s o r ts of a n i m al fats, n ot o t h e r w i se specified, e x-

Nil

55

••

c l u d i ng stearine.

56

Ports

Nil

W a x, all s o r t s, n ot o t h e r w i se specified e x c l u d i ng paraffin w ax a nd d ry b a t t e ry w a x, r ed a nd b l a c k.

Twelve months

E X T R A O R D

Actual user applications for import of ' Carnauba wax and Macrocry- stalline Wax' will be considered.

I

57 D e l e t e d.

L a r dj n ot c a n n ed or bottled . . . ..

58

Nil

N A R Y

B e e s - w ax . . . . , , ..

59

Nil

tic T a l l ow

. .

("") A. U. applications from met a!

Nil

Pons

[

Twelve months

P A R T

I -

S E C

1

]

polish manufacturers and manu- facturer? of fatty acids for Mution tallow will be considered in consul- tation wiih the Directorate General of Technical Dev-lopment. Appli- cants should indicate why vegetable oil cannot be used by them. They should also furnish documentarj

[

P A R T

evidence of their consumpuon of Mutton tallow during 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 and 196J,

I -

S E C

.

1

]

ftr Lictnces will also be granted against exports of cotton fabrics in U'rms of Public Notice Nu. 87- ITCCPNJ'58, dated 31-10-58, as amended from time to time.

(IB) Please refer to Appendix 23 for Export Promotion Lricensing.

T H E

Mil

61 (a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise sfk*ifiej excluding P a lm oil, T u ng oil a mi CiiinawooJ oil.

Nil

Please refer to ^ppendis 23 for Ex-

Ports

(6) P a lm oil

port Promotion Ficensing.

Twelve months

Nil

\c) T a ng oil a nd C h i n a w o od oil . . ..

G A Z E T T E

Nil

62 Coconut oil . .. • -

O F

63

I

Nil

N D 64

T he following vegetable non-essential oil:., namely — G r o u n d n ut a nd linseed AH sorts of animal oils, n ot otherwise specified —

I

A

Nil

(a) Neats foot oil and its s u l p h o n a t eu p r o d u c ts .

Nil

(&) O t h e rs

•

Nil

C a n n ed or bottled bacon, ham or larJ.

65

Nil

66 Fish, Canned . . . . . ..

E X T R A O R D

I

Nil

l i i n g l a i s, canned or b o u l ed . ..

67

Nil

68 S j g i r, excluding confectionery . . ..

N A R Y

Nil

Molasses . . . . . . ..

69

70 Confectionery i n c l u d i ng chocolate covertures in 1/2 Ib.

Nil

slabs

3 ^

g

i

4

SECTION II—co"(4.

D e e m i ng Aijiiiuruy

Description

Remaiki

Val kitty of Lkxncet

Policy (or liiubiiifacd Importcri

f\in and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule

T H E

2

i

6

4

3

i M ^r fK—contd.

Sugir-candy . . . . . ..

G A Z E T T E

Nil

7i

Cocoa and chocolate, other than confectionery

Nil

72

O F

Biscuits and cakes . . . . ..

73

I

Milk foods for infants

Nil Nit

74

N D

I

Vegetable products, pickles, chutaies, saucer, ketchups

A 75

and condiments, canned of biHiicJ

Nil

Jams, Jellies and Marmalades, canned or bottled

Nil

75-A

Fruit Juices, Skiuaihes, Cordials and Syrups, not other- "1

7^

wise speckied.

Juices, etcher individually or in mixture, of •pricota,

76-A

berries, grapes, pineapples, plums and prunes.

E X T R A O R D

I

Tomatoes, poutoes, onions, and cauliflovrers, canned

77

or bottfcd.

j

N A R Y

Fruits canoed or bottled, not otherwise specified . |

77-A

Asparagus, canned . . . . . . .]

Ni)

77-B

[ 77-C Vegetables canned or bottled, all sorts, other than j tomatoes, potatoes, onions, and cauliflowers. • j

P A B T

77-D

I -

S E C Canned fruits of the following description, namely t— 1 Apricots, Berries, Grapes, Plums and Prunes, and fruits Saladi composed of not less than So per cent in ] quantity and in value of the above-aimed fruits.

1 Pineapples, canned •

]

77-E

]

[ C a n n ed or bottled provisions, n ot o t h e r w i se specified

Nil

78

Provisions a nd o i l m a n 's stores a nd groceries, a i! s o n ",

79

P A R T

not otherwise specified—

I -

(1) Semolina

. . . . ..

S E C ( H) Self-raising flour . . . ..

.

(iV'O Saffron . . . ..

1

]

(10) Essences n ot containing spirit

(0 Nil (11) Nil (ill) Nil (iV) Nil

( 0) C h i c o ry . . . . . ..

Mad

(p) Nil Twelve months

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

(t") Licences for import of Chicory powder may be granted to the French Coffee exporters to the extent of 15% of their past exports of French Coffee from any source that they desire. In case where the quantity of Chicory powder desired to be imported exceeds 15 per cent, of the quantity of French Coffee exported, the applications should in each case be supported by a recommendation from the Coffee Board.

A

(vf) Yeasi

(vf) Nil

Nii

(vi'O Other:,

E X T R A O R D 80 Ail s o ns of food, n ot o t h e r w i se specified —

I

( a) P o w d e r ed milk a nd milk food i m p o r t ed in b u lk

(u) Nil

C.C.I.

packing.

Twelve months

N A R Y

(0 A. U. applications from the major Milk Supply Schemes may be considered.

(it) A packing of 50 lbs. and above will be deemed to be bulk pack- ing.

3 1 5

3 T 6

SECTION li—contd.

Part and

Validity

LJcensiag Authority

of

Remarks

Description

Policy for Established Inn porters Licences

1 S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

H Z

i

2

6

3

4

5

S. No. lo—amtd. PART fV—conid.

G A Z E T T E

(fc) Nil.

TO Eggs

O F (c) Others

(c) Nil.

I

81 All sorts of drink, not otherwise specified —

N D

I

A

(a) Nil. (ft) Nil.

(a) Mineral waier and ihenna] mud (b) Others

8z

Ports

A'c. Bier, porter, ciizr ^ni oth;i fermentej liquors

5% Twelve months

E X T R A O R D

I

(i) Quota licences issued for This Serial number will he valid for import of only Wines falling under S. No. 83/IV, Brandy and ^STiisky falling under S. No. 84/ IV and Bitters falling under S. No. 89(fl)/rV.

N A R Y

[

P A R T

(11) Licences will be granted only to those who possess Excise licences. In the case of Established Impor- ters who are not in possession of valid Excise Licence, import li- cences may be granred subject to the following conJiiions : —

I -

S E O

.

1

OVhat the goods on arrival will t>e bonded into Customs ware- house, 2nd

)

(

P A R T

I -

(2) that the bonded goods will be cleared from a warehouse by a person/persons who Is/are in possession of an Excise Licence.

p a

S E C J-i

.

(m) Please see remark (it") against

S. No. 83-84/IV.

1

]

Wines .

Ports

83

5%

84 Brandy, Gin and "Whisky

,

Ports

5%

T H E

Twelve months Twelve months

1 (1) Although licences will be granted L separately on the basis of imports f of individual S. Nos. 83 and 84 J of Part IV, they can be utilised for import of any or all the articles falling under these S. Nos. other than Gin falling under S. No. 84/ IV.

G A Z E T T E

(I'O Import of gin will not be allowed against licences for S. No. 84/ IV.

O F

(m) Same remark as (if) against

I

S. No. 82/IV.

N D

(w) Small value licences will be en-

I

A

hanced vide Appendix 3.

C*0 Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 83 and 84fIV will also be valid for the import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (a)/IV.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(vi) Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 82, 83 and 84/IV will be snbject to the condition that established importers in making supplies wQl give preference to direct indents placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering foT tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Transport and Communica- tions.

3 1 7

,

3

I

8

SECTION II—contd.

Licensing Authority

Validity of

Remarks Description

Policy for Established Importers Licences

Fart and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule

T H E

2

6

I

3

4

5

PART IV—contd.

G A Z E T T E

85

O E

Ports

CO Quota licences will be valid for Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule

5%

I

Twelve months

import of liqueurs only.

N D

I

(M) Same remark as at (it) against A

S. No. 82/IV.

(m) Quota licences will not be valid for import of toflet requisites containing spirit.

U

E X T R A O R D Deleted.

I

The detailed licensing policy Drugs and medicines containing spirit

Ports

87

Twelve months

is given in Appendix 19.

N A R Y

33 Perfumed Spirit

NO.

••

Bitters and Rum—

89

[

(a)NiL

(0) Bitten . . . . . ..

P A R T

Please see remark (1) against S. No. 82 and remark (o) against S. Nos. 83 and 84/rV.

(6) Rum

(6) NO.

I -

Denatured spirit . . * . . *•

NO.

90

S E C

.

1

NiL

Vinegar in cask* . . . . . ..

Si

]

(

{ P A R T

(a) kii. (6) N il

I -

• •

(a) Cotton seed cake . . . : . (4) Others

92

NiL

Tobacco manufactured, not otherwise specified

••

S E C 93

.

NiL

Cigars

••

¹ 94

]

Nil.

..

95

96

Ports

97

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

3 1 9

SECTION H—ctmfcL

3 2 0

Licensing Authority

Description

Remarks

Policy for Established Import "rt

Validity of licences

T H H Part and S. No. of I.T.C. . Scaednli

i

6

2

5

4

3

G A Z E T T E PART IV—contd.

Nfl.

t m

Salt . . . . • • • •.

O F

T he following building and engineering material

99

I

namely :—

N D

I

Nil.

Ports

Chalk) lime clay . . . . . ..

A

Twelve months

A. U. applications for import of BaH Clay will be considered by the licen- sing authorities at ports. Licences to the scheduled industry will be issued undei the normal procedure by C C I.

E X T R A O R D

I 1 00 101 1 02 103 104

Cement, n ot otherwise specified . . .. Portland cement excluding white portland Stone DTeoared as for road metalline - • " Marble and stone, not otherwise specified Coal, Coke and patent fuel

Nil. NiL NiL NO. NiL

N A R Y

105

[ Mineral oUa, not included in Item N o. 27 (4) or Item N o. 17 (6) of t he First Schedule to t he Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an iOa- minant in wick lamps.

P A R T

I

106

—

Mineral O i l :— (a) Which has its flashing point at or ahoTe two h u n- C.C.I.

Twelve montha

S E C

The detailed licensing policy in respect of S. Nos. 105 and 106 of Part TV is given in Appendix 18.

.

dred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and is ordinarily used far t he batching of jute or other ^bres. • " • " „

l j :

|

P A

* I

I -

3 (£>) WhiJi lias its flashing point at or above one hun- dred and fifty degrees of Fahrenheit's thermo- mttir, is not suitable foi use ax an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.

-

M

.

107

1 Deleted.

]

NIL

108 Amalgams and preparations of Mercury compounds but excluding antrfouling compositions and mercury compounds.

Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise specified in Ports

1 09

* *

T H E

Twelve The detailed licensing policy is months. given in Appendix 19.

this schedule.

Deleted.

no

in

G A Z E T T E

Nil.

Saccharine (except in tablets) and such other substances as the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, declare to be of a like nature or use to Saccharine.

" ••

O F

I Saccharine tablets . . . . . . ..

112

N D

NiL

I Alkaloids of opium and their derivatives .

• •

113

A

Nil.

1 14 Alkaloids extracted from cinchona bark and their salts as such or in combination with pentaquinoine phos- phate.

Toilet requisites, not otherwise specified :—

115

E X T R A O R D

I

Sam.

(") Nil. (*)NiL (e)NiL

(a) Sanitary Towels (6) Dandasa (c) Other ToQet requisites a.o.s.

N A R Y

Twelve Applications from Film Association* months forStudio-make-upmEterialswillbe considered for articles not available from indigenous sources. Applications may be made to J.C.C.I., Bombay.

3 2 1

SECTION TL—eontd.

3 2 2

Validity

Fart and

S. No. of

DeseriptJon

A u t h o r i ty

of

Remarks

P o l i cy for Established I m p o r t e rs L i c e n c es

I.T.C

Schedule

T H E

I

6

2

S

4

5

PART W—enntd

G A Z E T T E

P a r ti

CifiesiatogapJi fitas, o at e x p o s ed . . ..

T w e l ve m o n t hs

(i) Quota licences will be granted sub- ject to the following conditions :— O F

I

N D

I

A

(0 that the sale, transfer, or dis- posal in whatsoever manner of these imported goods shall be made only in accordance with the directions of port licensing authorities at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras;

E X T R A O R D

I

(it) that categories, quantity and vahie of film* imported shall be determined only with the prior approval of the licensing authority;

N A R Y

L P A K T

I -

S E C

.

(in) that all types of raw films im- ported are not sold at a price higher than the selling price prevailing on 1-1-1958. Also that the profit margin to be charged in the case of 35 mm. black and white positive films wSl not exceed R3. 10/- per roll of ioco ft, over the laoded Cp5L

1 J ?

[

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

(2) Applications from established importers for import of perforated magnetic films against their quota licences for S. No. 116/ IV will be considered by the JCCI, Bombay/Calcutt?, Madras.

1

]

¹¹⁷ Cinenategraph films, erpoeed 'cat* 1 0% Twelve months

T H E

CO Additional licences for the extra footage involved in importing 3-D films will be issued on application.

G A Z E T T E

(w) Licences issued for this S. No. will not be valid for import of films sent abroad for processing, etc.

O F

I

N D

I

A

("0 In the case of films imported on rental basis, quota licences will only be issued without exchange control copies. Applicants should indicate whether the films will be imported on rental basis or out- right sale.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(IB) The minimum value of quota licences will, where necessary, be raised so as to enable the es- tablished importers to import at least one feature film not exceed- ing 12,000 ft. in length by club- bing together their quota licences for two half years.

3 2 3

SECTION H—contd.

3 2 4

Validity

Licensing Authority

of

Remarks.

Description

Policy for Established Importers Licences

Part and S. No. of I.T.G ScheduJe

T H E

i

2

3

6

4

5

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 117—amtd.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(0) Applications from Established Importers for t ie import of edu- cation films will be considered on the basis of past im- ports of such films. Established importers should prove their past imports of such films in any of the three years 1955-56, 1956-57 and 1957-58. The applicants are also required to produce satis- factory evidence to show that the films are educational in nature and are required for exhibition in schools and colleges and other educational institutions. For this purpose the intending importers should furnish full particulars about the films as follows :—

[

P A K

I -

S e a

(0) Whether the film desired to be imported has been produced by a non-commercial organi- sation such is the various bodies of the United Nations, the Red Cross and so on. Proofs in this respect may be furnished.

I J

[

P A R T

I -

(b) Whether tiie film is being imported by a finn, which is not otherwise engaged normally in the exhibition of cinema films.

S K C

.

1

]

(c) Literature relating to the films aoujht to be imported should be furnished to the Licensing Authority.

T H E

(d) Whether the film is being imported against any specific orders from an educationaj institution or any other simi- lar body.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(ei) Applications for import of educa- tional films from sole distri- butors of well-known foreign producers who are not eligible to obtain licences as established im- porters in terms of remark (u) above will be considered by C.C.I, in consultation with the Ministry of Education.

D e l e t e d,

11%

D e l e t e d,

U9

120 D e l e t e d.

E X T J L A O H D

I

D e l e t e d.

121

N A K

.

Y 122 P l u m b a go a nd g r a p h i te . . . .. P o r ts Nil T w e l ve months

(0 A. U. applications will be consi- dered from the pencil manufac- turers only in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

„ <

SECTION H—ecmtd.

3 2 6

Description

L i c e n s i ng A u t h o r i ty

Remarks

Validity of Licences

Part

Policy for

Established

Importers

T H E Schedule

,

6

3

4

5

i

S. No, uz -*vmd 'ART IV-vooxA,

G A Z E T T E

O H

I

N D

I

A

(rf) A. U. applications from manufac- turers of Graphite crucibles can also be considered for import of Graphite in consultation with the Directorate Gerncral of Technical Development.

E X T R A O R D

I

(m) A. U. applications for import of graphite under remarks (t) and (it) above would be considered only with the prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay, in each case.

N A R Y

(w) Please refer to Appendix 23 for

Export Promotion licensing.

[ 123 Printer's ink . '

* *

Nil

P A R T

I - Lead pencils

1*4

Nil

••

S E C

.

S l a te p e n c i ls . . . , . ,,

1 J

KU

[ 126 P i f ia o i] . . . . . . ..

Nil

P A R T

"7

I - Natural Essential Oils, all sorts, not otherwise sped- ~] j

fled excluding pine oil.

S E C 12S The following Natural Esseatial oils, namely :— \ Ports

Nil Twelve months

I ] Citronella, Cinnamon and Gnmnlon leaf.

(0 A. U. Actual Users licences wil not be valid for import of oiL specified at (a) to (m) undei remark (in) below.

The following Natuntl Essential oils, namely :—

129

AJmoad,bergamot,gajupatti,camphor* doTe,eucalyp-

T H E tus, laTcadcr, lemon, otto-roje *Q4 peppermint.

(a) A. U. licences granted foi Natural Essential Oils will abc not be valid for the import of Orange oil unless specificallj endorsed for the said oiL

(m) Licences will not be valid foi

G A Z E T T E

the following :—

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(a) Lemon grass oil. (£) Palma rosa oil. (c) Sandalwood oil. (/I) Eucalyptus OLL (e) Turpentine oiL (/) Volatile oil of mustard. (£) Cedar wood oil. (A) Vetiver oil. (0 Methyl salkylate. (f) Cumin oil. (it) Pepper oil. CD Celery seed oiL

(m) Cardamom oiL

3 2 7

-

SECTION II—contd.

3 2 8

Part and S. No. of

Licensing Authority

Validity of

Remarks

Description

Policy for Established Importers Licences

T H I.T.C, chedule

1

i

2

6

3

4

5

l

1 2 9 —a m i d. P A RT T V— c o n t d.

G A Z T T S. No. 127-

i ;

O F

I

(v) Not more than 10% of the face value of quota Licence or Rs. 350 whichever is higher can be utilis- ed for import of orange oiL

N D

I

A

(pi) Please refer to Appendix 33 for Export Promotion licensing.

E s s e n t i al g i l s, s y n t h e t ic . . . . ..

130

Nil

Ports

Twelve months

A. U. applications in respect of specialised compounds will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

E X T R A O R D

I

Nil

C a m p h or

131

••

••

P e r f u m e r y, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i e d—

132

N A R Y

( 2) R e i i n o id

. . . . ..

Pom

(a) Nil

(0 A. U.

Twelve months

[

P A R T

I

(H) Licences granted for this item will not be valid for import of Oleo-resin pepper, Oleo-retin capsicum and Oleo-resin ginger.

^

-

(6) Musk oil

(6) Nil

S K C

.

(c) Patchouli leaves

(e)Nil

1

]

[

(d) Others

• •

P A W

Nil

Soap, not otherwbe specified

133

I -

Nfl

Soap, toilet . . . . . . ••

134

S E O

.

Nil

Soap household and laundry

135

1

]

136 Polishes and compositions excluding valve grinding p a s t a, and compounds, b dt cement and belt dress- ing :—

T H E (a) Leather polish 0) Metal polish (c) Cor polish . . . . . .. id) Electro-plating polish and compositions (*) Other polishes Jnd compositions .

(a) Nfl (6) Nil GONil tf)Nfl (e)Nil

G A Z E T T E

Nil

Candles

O F

Nil

Ports

Glue, not otherwise specified excluding belt dressing

i l!

I

Twelve months

N D

I

A

A.. U. applications for import of special types of glues not made indigenously will be considered in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Dew- lopment. Specifications of the glue desired to be imported and the end use should be clearly mention- ed.

E X T R A O R D Ghte, clarified liquid

Nil

I 139

140 Fire works specially prepared as danger or distress lights

for the use of ships . . . . ..

Nil

N A R Y

Fireworks, not otherwise specified .

Nil

T4i

142 Matches, undipped splinths and veneers . .

Nil-

3 2 9

3 3 0

SfiCttOft it—contd.

T.trs-r"^m|

Description

Remarks

Policy for Established Importers

Validity of Licences

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

Anthority

T H E

2

i

6

5

4

G A

3

PART IV—contd.

7 E T T E

Hides and skins, not otherwisd specified :—

O F

I

Ports

(o) Chrome splits

Nil

A. U.

Twelve months

N D

I

(6) Leather splits

Nil

A

(c) P u l l ed hides and butts Jnchnting Pickled

Ports

A. U.

Nil

tkini and Pelts

Twelve months

Nil

(ji) Others

100%

Ports

(0 A. U.

Hides and skins, raw or salted . . ..

E X T R A O R D

I

Twelve months

N A R Y

[

P A R T

I -

S

(it) Supplementary licences will be granted to established importers of this item. These licences wil) be granted on evidence being furnished that the applicants have substantially or fully utilis- ed their quota licences for the last as well as the current licens- ing period. The particular country from which supplies are intended to be imported may also be indicated.

I

C

.

Nil

Skins (other than P ur Skaas), tanned dressed a nd u n-

H5

1 wieught leather

]

T he following leather manufacture, namely t—

Us

J ^ P A R T

Nil

Saddlery, harness, trunks and bags

I -

Nil

Leather cloth including artificial leather .

S E C 147

.

1

] Manufactures of leather not otherwise specified :—

148

Nil

(a) Leather boards . . . . ..

Nil

(6) Others

T H E

Nil

F ur skins, dressed . . . . > ••

149

Nil

C . C I.

Rubber, raw . . . . . ..

150

Twelve months

G A Z E T T E

O F

Import of the following grades of Rubber raw will be licensed to Actual Users in consultation with the technical authorities concerned subject to such conditions as the licensing authority may deem fit to impose —

I

(a) Crepe rubber other than Sole N D

Crepe ;

I

A

(6) Sheet rubber ;

(") Latex;

(d) Synthetic rubber ; and

E X T R A O R D

I

(t) Reclaimed rubber

Ports

Nil

F i r e w o od

151

N A R Y

Twelve months

Applications from Actual Users for Import of Gewa wood for manufac- ture of light cases and Sundri wood for tool handles will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports.

3 3 1

SECTION U—contd.

3 3 2

Licensing Authority

Remarks Description

Policy for Established Importers

Validity of Licences

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E

I

6

2

3

4

5

PART IV—contd.

G A Z E T T E

152 Furniture and cabinet-ware not otherwise specified,

N2

excluding moulding . . . . ..

O E

I

Nil

Aluminium tea chest linings •

153

N D

I

A

C . C I.

Cork manufactures, not otherwise specified

154

Twelve months

(0 Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Govern- ment.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(it) A. U. applications from the Sports goods industry for import of Shuttle cock Cork bottoms will be considered by the D.C.CI. (C L-A-),NewDelhi. The applica- tions should be duly recommended by the Sports Goods Export Pro- motion Council/State Director of Industries.

Nil

Furniture of wickerworfc or baranoc

155

[

156 Writing paper :—

P A R T

I -

(a) N il

(a) Writing paper other than note paper, writing pads and envelopes . . . ..

S " C

1 (£) Note paper . , , . , ,.

(*) Nil

]

[ 157

P A S T -⁴o p

I - printing paper excluding poster and stereo and all coated papers but including art paper, all sorts, which con- tain no nechanical wffod palp or in which the mecha- nical wood pulp amounts to less tkan 70% of the fibre content.

S E O

.

¹

Port* Nil Twelve

'"friths

] 158

T H

I printing paper, all sorts, not otherwise specified whkh contain mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70 per cent, of the fibre content, excluding white printing paper mentioned i" S. No. 44 of Part V of tkis Schedule.

j

G A Z

I

T T X

O F

I

N D

I

A

(0 A. U. applications from scheduled

Industries will be dealt with as

heretofore. In respect of non-

scheduled industries, namely,

textile industry, tea ind-

ustry and coffee industry, the

applications for the import of

special gTad" of packing and

wrapping paper for specialised

end-uses WLII be considered.

Applicants should show th"ir past

consumption of imported paper

and furnish full justification for

import. Licences will ordinarily

be valid for varieties not indi-

genously available and detailed

specifications of the paper desired

to be imported should be fur-

nished. Applications from the

Tea Industry may be made to

J.CC.I. & E-, Calcutta and

from the Coffee Industry to the

J.CGI. & E-, Madm. Applica-

tions from otheT actual users in

the non-scheduled sector should

be made to the licensing authori-

ties at the ports.

(it) Applications from quality print-

||JeT3 for import of Art paper

will be considered by C C I .,

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

P* New Delhi,

(iff) White printing paper (excluding

laid marked paper) which eoatains

mechanical we*d pulp amounting

to net less thin 70% of the fibre

contents etc and which weighs less

than 50 gmi. per #q. meter,

cannot be knported anunst iieaccet

for S. Nos. I57-I58/IV.

(") Pkace Mefer to Appendix 23 for

Export f'rnwioHon Liceniing.

3 3 3

SECTION E—cwitd.

3 3 4

Description

Licensing Authority

Remarks

Policy for Established Importers

Validity of Licence*

Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E

I

2

6

3

4

5

G A Z E T T E PART IV—contd.

O F

I (a) Paper, including poster and stereo and all coated

Nil

Ports

159

Tw"lve months

N D

I

A

.

paper except art papers, all sorts not otherwise speci- fied excluding cigarette paper and packing and wrap- ping paper.

(1) A. U. applications for hand- made paper will be con- sidered by the licensing authori- ties at ports in canaaltstion with the Directorate Genenl of Technical Development.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(it) A. U. Applications from the manufacturers of paper trans- fers for import of base paper oie., Decalcomania will also be considered by the licensing authorities at ports in con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development

[

(Mt) FWase see remark (i) P A

J I

T

agabm S. Sot, 137 toi 138/IV.

I -

S " a

.

(fe) Pleue refct to Appepdh 23 foi Bxpoit Promotion ^ ' i n i in

1

)

,

f

[

Twriw

Port.

"7i%

(0 Cpto w% of (ha tea ntnt of

Hoenca an be atfibed Gn

P A w

r

•ad (a) FOtci pad*.

I -

S E C

1

]

(i) A. U. appttcatkaa wfll •bo

cooaldercd by the ttcenahig

•^|thm|f(iu mt rfie pnrti In mn-

tuhtion wkb tbe Directorate

Gewral of Technical Develop-

mmt

Twelve

SB

Pom

160 Picking ind wrapping papei

T H E

(0 Printed papec rlirffiihlr nndct

S. No. 168/IV, w"l oot be al-

lowed clearance anda llcaaoa

jnaed fop thb S. No.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(1) A. U. ippftctrictn for import of

Bpedtl padei ot packing mnd

wrapping papet foi specialised

cod—uses wfll be cooridcred by

die Uoenang aottmitira tt ports

Is ^0 rwn h^ ™^^ witb tAc XJITCC~

toiate General of Technical

Development. AppUcstioo* from

the scheduled InduKries wflJ bo

dealt with to tbe normal pio-

cedore. Pieaee abo tee remark

(0 against S. No*. 157-15S/IV.

(fU) Aetna! naet boeooei can abo be

CKDICU to tbo oocTofixtCu bocrd

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

Kiaft hsei pa pet and nitisf

proof papa. AppHcaatcni may

be made to the "~-""i"g aotho-

•bkiatport*.

(to) Pot A. U.tppUcadoM from the

Co^ea Tnftnatry tcs tmpori ot

apedat ty"es of paefctnt papet

3 3 5

SECTION TJ—cmtd.

3 3 6

Part and

S. No. of

Licensing

Aathority

Remarks

Description

LT.C.

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Schedule

T H E i

6

2

3

4

5

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 160—corttd.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

required by tbe Cofiee Powder

Intkutry and for Import of M J.

tteae paper reqedred by tbe

Tea Industry, ptette tee remark

y) tsaiwt S. "No*. 157-IS8JIV.

N D

I

A

(r) Please refer to Appendix 23

for Export Promotion licensing.

161 Deleted.

162 Trade catalogue* cod aJrertwInf circulars imported by

• •

••

packet, book or pared post.

Bono fide imports will be allowed

clearance by enstotm without tbe

formality of import Ifcf ikf 1.

E X T R A O R D

I 163 Deleted.

W54 N e w s p a p e r *, o l d, in b e g* a m) b r i e* . ..

Nfl

N A R Y

l"5 Steel pen (1 . . ..

rra

Ml

166 Duplicating stencfls . . . . ..

[ re?

(f) Fountain pens . . . " •"

KU

P A

(it) Ports of fuuiHsin pens • . . . .

Nil

" T

I - 168

S

M

, Ankles mtde of papa and papier macbe, ttatlooery lo- ctndtng drawing and copy books, labek, adrertkiaf circahn, sbeet or card •lmanacw and caknrtsn;

l j

J

P A

I

T

I - booklet forms 1 inciadmg also waste papec bm ei- crodrog nee) pens, dupHcatrng stencHs, fountain peas and parts thereof, presspahn paper, rubber bamfa, erasers and stamps and rubber hand rollen for cydottylmg and paper and stationery otherwise specified 1

S E O

.

(a) Printed Advertisiag material supplied free of chirge Ports

I ]

Applications for licences will oe COOB-

dcred by licensing authorities at ports.

Twelve jOOOttU

(b) Printed advertising material not supplied free of charge . , . • • •

NU

(,<;) Others . . .. .

NEI

T H E

169

G A Z E T T E Standard technici] book* or K-ufc of icfercEce concern- ing law and bgal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice, scientific research or indns- cnai proceraes.

O F

I

Poru

170

TvFelve

iDonths

N D

I

A Books, printed, inchiding covers fd printed books, maps., cnarts and p a ns proon; music manuAcnpa,. and Qlustrariarts specially made for binding fa books but exciudicp bxiks ialling andsr tiet-ail No 159 of tins Part ot tha. Schedule,

s

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

\i) Q&.'MR licences wQi be Issued

lubject to the condition that

not more than 40% 0/ the

race value can be utilised for

import of fiction and permissible

ooD-teconical jounuh and

migazinca, provided that not

more than 20,000 copies of a

single magazine shall be allowed

to be imported against each

quota licence. Within th* balance

60% of the ftce vmhie or li-

cences, it mil be permissible to

import tmur eHa ctfldrens' boots

bat in this 60% comics wiU not

be allowed.

{si) Applicancm tram Established

Importers for tupplementsry li-

cence* vill iizo be comldimd

3 3 7

3 3 8

SECTION IT—contd.

Remarks

Description

Licensing Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Validity

of

Licences

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

i

T H E 2

6

3

4

5

PART IV— contd.

S. Nos, 169-17*—contd.

on evidence betng for-

G A Z E T T E

O T

I

N D

I

A

thai the basic quotm Hcences

granted to them ft" April,

1063 — March 1964 hart

already bees utflbed it least

opto 60% of their (ace Tahit.

Appticadons for snpplementary

licences ihoold be accompanied

with a bank's certificate as

proof of utilisation of the

basic quota Hceocet fat book*.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

P A

" T

I -

S Z C

.

(#0 Supplementary Licence* wffl be

granted to Established Lmputtqi

ftkij iberalty b" these, Kill be

valid ooiy for import of

•Standard technlol bookt or

boot, of referenca xncemmi

taw and legs) practice, at fen

a*e m coanectkni with rordtcal

practice, scientific reKaich 01

bdsstrU proceMca ' as detaOed

In Appeadtz 60 to thb

RM Book, The Established

Importers while making appB-

cationa f->* (appkroeatHTT licen-

ce* need not furnish detailed

list of book? Ktnght to be Im-

ported by them. Supplementary

1

]

,

[

EfCGOCSt CO a uo M f i ll l it Y UQ

P A R T

I -

S E C

.

1

]

T H E

G A Z E T T E

for Import of boob on Mbjects

otha than those detailed ED

Appends 60 to the Red Book

provided fiction* noo-techiiicsJ

foornats/imgajdne* ot n;

ancfestrabl* books a" DO*

sought to b" Imported. Tlw es-

tabfished Importer* desiring to

apply for supplementary Ucencet

fof Bnch book* thonfci fornhh to

the licensing mthorltr coocemej

llrti of books desbed *o b* hn-

poited ffMng the number tad

Tuhie sgainit etch. The lists

furnished by the applicants will

be KTudnised by the licensing

cutbortttet cooccmed and supple-

mentary licences will be eodoned

accordingly foi the impart of

each additional booki.

O F

(k>) The beilc quota Bcffncev and/o"

I

N D

I

A

sod isurmii etc tin import

of which may be specifically

diatllotreii 00 tlw licence* bj

(0) Import of Map Globes will not

be permitted aeaiost the licence*

granted for this item,

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(of) The importer* are free to lmpott

books in sheet form and may

nuke tbe maximum ote erf tint

facility. Supplementary licences

will be granted on application

to eatablUhed importers of book*

for tbe import of books In sheet

3 3 Q

SECTION II—contd.

3 4 0

Description

Remarks

Policy for

Established

Importers

Licensing

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Part and S.N", of I.T.C. Schedule

T H E

I

6

r

3

4

5

PART IV—contd.

G A Z E T T E

S. Nos. 169-170—contd.

O F

I

torm. This coacessloa will be

restricted u> book* specified la

Appendix 60 to the Red Book,

N D

I

A

(eft The last dale fot receipt of

spplkaiioni hi topptemtnrar?

licences will be 15-9-1963.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

P A R T

("tf) Applications feora Actual Usr r"

like libraries, technicsl and ed .1-

c"tioD*l institutions, etc wfU

continue to be licensed

•nd they may also furni'h

details In regtrd to bocks

intended to be imported by thaa

In accordant with Appendix

60 to this Rrd Book. Order*

•gainst such licences should

ordinarily be placed ttroc^li

EsttblU^ed Importers unkss the

Actual Users can prove thai thsj

will be in • position to effect

imports on a competitive basis,

I -

S K C

.

(i") The basic period for S. Noi.

169-170JIV will be trom i"a-53

to Ip6o-6l.

1

]

J

P A R T

I -

(x) Applicant* for licenca tot S.

No*. 1S9-170/IV wtU be exempt

ed (mm production of Iocomo

Tu Verification Regbtntioa 0*

Exemption Nos. in the ippHcs-

tknu,

S E C

.

1

]

Cxi) Quota licences granted foe this

item can ttso be ntffised for

impon of Teaching Aidi of the

uade recent kincd categories up to

the extent of 5% of tne free

value thereof 1—

T H E

G A Z E T T E

O K

I

N D

I

A

Teaching aids tailing In tbe

category of mental, psychologi-

cal and scholastic tests, flash

cards, writing foidere, tnatruc-

tknai chutt, cat out mad press

out books for model making,

phonic cards, workbook and

word building and picture

dictionary cuds, geographical

note book and recording cards.

Supplementary licences Issued tot

Books will not, bowerer, be

valid for Import of Teaching aidi,

OoY) Established Importers of Books

etc. should submit along jWith

their apptictttaii for quota lice-

nces the following information;

E X T R A O R D

I

(a) Particulars of licences for

books e tc granted in the

last two licensing periods.

N A R Y

(6) ~ Vahie of imports effected

against the licence*.

(e) Particulars of remittanca

made against the imports

effected.

3 4

I

3 4 2

SECTION n—contd.

Descriptioa

Validity

of

Remarks

Licensing

Authority

Policy for

Established

Importers

Licences

Part and

S.No.of

LT.C.

Schedule

i

6

S

5

4

T H E

PART TV—•ontd.

S. New. 1*9-170—tontd.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

(xin) Attention U Invited to p"ra

28(1) of Chapter 4 of the Import

Trade Control Hand book of

Ruid and Procedure and Ministry

of Commerce ft Industry Public

Notice No. 7i-ITC(PN)/6i, dated

20-6-1961 relating to import of

boob, magazines, and periodicals

by pott parcel*. Thit concession

whereby Collector! of Customs

are author bed to release post

parcels containing books, maga-

zines and periodicals without an

hnport licence will be yalid

during the period April, 63—

Much, 1964.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(JOT) Quota or supplementary licen-

ces granted for this item will

not be valid for import of

foreign titles which are re-prin-

ted in India in collaboration

with foreign publishing bouses.

The list 01 such items will be

endorsed on the Kcences.

[

P A R T

I -

S

I

C

.

Publishing houses In India who

have entered into collaboration

arrangements with foreign pub-

lishing hooies may forward a

list of such titles to C. C. I., New

Delhi (Policy Cell) upto

15th May 1963.

1

]

[

171

P A U T Pmm •agisTingi and pktuw (1i> 1it1o§ photofsapfai ana t¹* t iw poti catda) on papcf 01 card b o in • Sib, r*w (excrading rift vaata and nofli) tad tflk C OL

17a

• •

I COCOOTSt

I t ^ o rt wiO be " " "H ttuomfh an

Hiiwy appTored by ^"'T>litn^n^.

Tw^rc_ . ^Duxttn*

—

SHt nm and noQ"

173

S E C

.

T e n d* mrtarhb, tb* fb&nrtni 1—

174

1

]

OaL

wn

(3*1 R"w fax, and all otfeor Tmrmiiirfiiinnii t t s tb ma-

terial*, not utbavtbe tpectfied, exctodtng R*w \vu.

T w i ln months

T H E

(0) A.U. apptkmtkm from Actual Ut"n

wlSb* consideiod (n connitatlon

with TaztU* Commsstoner, Boa-

bay. Applicanti tbooJd rumlih

along with thai application* the

documentary nktencs in toppoit

0/ tbeii consumption of Rav tot

daring the yetrt 1954-55 to 1937-

5".

it) I UW jute

CaL

G A Z E T T E

O F

9) Appticstiou from Jute MfH" will

be ooofldend in oocsslta-

t i n) vritti fhj^ JnfA fVrmTr|)"trm^r

Calcutm. Liceocci wiD be TsBd

fot three months tt a time.

I

I7J

N D Silk ysra indiidtng thrown rilk warp and yam span from w n te or noil* but ncimting tewing thread 1—

I

A (a) Throwniflkyamindoding O i j t n z i n e , T r s m ( U, Warp tod weft yami retpecttrcty) but CTrfrHting

m ug tbiead . . . . ..

• •

(b) Yam ipnn from si& waite, rrrhidrng sewing

Nil NO

(") Yam tpon from Nofit, exchKting K v i nf thfaad

ND

E X T R A O R D

I

Silk sewing tfaretd . . . . ..

176

• •

m

AniScial SQk T an and Thread . . ..

177

N A R Y

Hand knitting w"ol

Nil

178

179 Cotton thread other than Kwlng thread .

NO

3 4 3

3 4 4

SECTION 11—contd.

Part and

S. No. of

Description

Remarks

LT.C.

Ucensing

Authorir?

Policy for

Established

Importers

Vaiidiiy

of

Licences

Schedule

T H E

t

2

6

3

4

5

PART IV—costd.

180

G A Z E T T E Cotton twist and yam—

Bom.

O F

Twelve months

I

N D

I

A

(1) Actual User Jcences to Hand-

loom Co-operstiTe Sodedei for

cotton jtrn of roo counts and

•bore will be granted Is

connilrarion with ti" Textile

CommhstoDeT.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

iff, Acnraf User llrrnce* Issoed to

Handiooni Co-openrtire Sodetles

for S. No, iSoCeJ/IV will al"o be

YaBd for rmpon of cotton yarn

af counts 80s and tbore. imftle

u well u doubted, prorkud tJist

ixrftca) yam of counts

IOOI, vril\ be ijiowad to be tm-

pof ted -,"o)v K the tame 1* combad

"nd tbec etthw gtHwd of n""-

ocrlsed.

[ "•; O t h e rs

(M Nil

P A C o t t on t e w i ng t h r e td ; .

181

* T

Nil

•\

• • 1

I - ite 1*3 18*

Nil NU

S E C

.

* tfaao i em-

C o t t on d a r n i ng thread . . .. T w i it End y am of flgi or j u te Fabrics Dot otherwise specified, con it in ing mr.r 90 per cenu of ull, including tocb fabrio tackteed wtlh *mflcUl siti.

1 J

[ Kafrttr* tint nthmarfw •prrfflft'i retaining mMi Am

Nil

HI

F A 90 pet cent, of irtiflcml jflfc.

" T

I

I -

S

i

o

.

Khaki, "b blue banthea and othei wooDec fabric* "

not o&erwfce Eoedfled ratable for making nnl-

fbmn and containing more than 90 per cent.

of wool, excluding felt and fabric* made of iboddy

01 v"ie -wool

Nil

1

]

187

T H E Woollen fabrici, 004 otbenrLs" specified, JnritHting thavri cloth ccctaining mote than 90 pet cent, of wool esdodiQg felt and fabrics made of shoddy and wsste wool and fibrws, tpadfied in Sefial No. 136 of tM" Psn of thii Schodaie.

188 Ccttoa fabrICT, cst otberwise "pedfltd containing more

G A Z

I than 90 pei cent, cotton 1— (a) Grey, ptecegoods (exdmdlng bordered grey

Nil

Qiaddars, diodes, urtes aad tcanres).

T T X (*) printed plrt-egoodi and printed ftbrics. (c) Cotton pfecegoodt and fabrics not otherwise speci-

fibl

O F

I

180

N D Fabric*, not bt&esdee tpecified eensdninf asort "fw" 10 pwcam. aadBM eaota An 90 pa c m. t* .

Nil

I

A

Fabric* net other^*; sptciflsd, e^otsktffis not n an

dun 10 pw c"s*. (Sk b" n an tbaa 10 pat etm.

and not roo?" Um 90 pm caal artidai a s.

HO

"I Shii^ afe y * t, aawtiwn aad atfiav We&a, BM OMM** wae tp*dfled, tvtabtt for nwktnf •nifomn and contaminc not more than 10 per cent, a&k o> 10 pea

M T O A O K D

I

sect b"t Dot mow t in fe pa"oaQi. voei.

Bi

N A R Y Fabrics, not odMrwlK tpedfled, containmg not ntoft than 10 pet cent iUk 0110 pm cent.. aftiOckl dft bm contaminj more dam 10 pea cent, bet cot man than po per cent, wool, wrhiiifeig £ab*kt tpteffled to S. No. 191 of this Part ef this SdwdmU.

Nfl

3 4 5

3 4 6

SECTION U-contd.

Description

Remarks

Lies using

Authority

Validity

ot

Lkcnaing

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S. No. of

LT.C

Schedule

T H E

i

3

6

3

4

5

PART IV—coofaL

G A Z E T T E

Nil

i"i

O F Fabrfcs? not otbenriac n^tt.iflftdj cootainiQg DOC moM tban 10 pa cent, rift ot 10 pa cent, artificial uHc ot 10 pa cent wool bat containing more than 50 pa cent, and not more ibaii QQ per cent* c i ^ d i.

I

N D

I IM

A Fabrics, not otherwbe specified, corttaintng not OHM thmn 10 per cent, til): ot 10 per cent, nti&dil aift oc 10 pei tiffnt_ wool of 50 pev cent, c^vfuwu

IM The following cotton torics, namely 1—Ssteena mchtd- iog Italian! of Sfltcm wesrct velvets and Telreteem and embroidered •Qoren 1—

(a) Itafian of Sateen w e an

E X T R A O R D

I

(*) Velvet* and yetveteeos . . ..

Ha N3

NB

N A R Y

196

TvHlr rTVHT'fiwtTrrf, tb? fAtcwiriE t r ^ c^ wtwp mtdf

Nl NO

W

p "

A

* T

I - wholly ot mainly of any of tht fabrics qwemad in Item No, 48 (3) 0) of the Fan Scfaedala to UM Indian Tanff Act, 19341 —Bed ibaeta. Bed ipwads, hol- •tcxaaet, c

S E O

.

1

]

[

m

P A R T

I - Textile manufacture*, being the articles tpecifled in Serial No. 197 of this Fart of this Schedule, bin being made wholly or mainly of fabrics, specified In Item No. 48(3) (c) of the Fint Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934.

S E C

.

Nfl

199

1

] Textile manufactures, being the articles tpecifled in Serial No. 197 of this Fart of this Schedule, but being made wholly or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in Item Nos. 48, 48(1). 48 (3) ("). 48 <4> 48 (5). 48 (7), 4jJ (9) or 48 (10) of the Fint Schedule to the India Tariff Act, 1934.

T H E

3 00

NU

Facts, being bonafid*remnma 01 ptecegoods, or othe*

fabrics of material liable to doty undo Item No.

48 (3) of the Fira Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act,

1834, not ""^'"t 4 yards In length.

G A Z E T T E 2OI

O F

I Fents, being bona fid* remnants of pkcegeods or othet fabric* of raatenal liable to duty under Item Noa. 48, 48 (i), 48 (4), or 48 (5) of the First Schedule to me Indian Tanff Act, 1934, sot n ^ H ii a 1/a yards in kiiglh.

N D

I

A 2O3 Fents, being bona fide remnants of pkcegoods, os

Na

other fabrics of materials other than those f>— ifl>*H

in Serial No*, soo aod 301 of this Part of this Scbednk

not exceediug 4 yards in length.

Rjuoonfl " • " # .. •

303

E X T R A O R D

I

"4

NB

Blankets and rugs (other than Saof rags), rrrtnAjnf

bhokets and rugs made wholly 01 makily bom

artificial silk.

N A R Y

WooHec carpets, 6oor rugs, ntffle dots, shawls and

NO

•

tohts.

3 4 ^

SECTION II—conid.

Description

Remarks

Licensing

Authority

Validity

of

Licences

Policy for

Established

Importers

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

T H

I I

2

6

3

5

4

PA&T /F—comd.

2 06

m

G A Z E T T E

Twaha

BKOt&t

I fncrtd- Boa.

nklNo.

Manufacture* of Vool, not cthenriae t^ed&tc.

"sa seit wn excludes tbow ipec*8"d in Sc

ri~:, :-f iha "aft 0? t*th Schedui*.

O F

I

N D

I

A. U. "ppticatioat b an ActMl

Usen wul be censuVwd is coniol-

"t"ioo with Taxtik Oaamtoknnf,

Sombt; for certain rarfetk* of

vaoUm (da not irndtseaoaalr

araik^fe tnd which an t*qai"d

ftn indottml ntt.

A

2 07 Cotton braids o" corf* Ac folkuriflj M ad

mi

icd muktakesii

2 08 J o* truumfacniK*, not ctbarwm cp"dfl*d

Sfl

2 09 SscowJ-band or S KJ smny N*i of d e* ma^

E X T R A O R D

I

3 10 figmp cu&a&cnm * - •

n n

N A R Y 2 11 c fl cloth tnd fioca ek^i

MS

2 12 Mtu and iBatdogs, not ottanriu sptc&al

—

Nl

[ Cofi flhn, cctt y"m tad cob a na £Ed roCdai

213

214 Sitkt and itocking* mtub who&y 09 madaij ]

ism

P A S T

sv aiti&cial "flir

I -

S

I ^^jkn bade; nad vcoitea M wd i n *"

"5

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t, thai k

Aabyz & t

leas tjian 15 r" "W •* vt"l br iMfb*.

1

]

(

3 16

o

Nil

T A R T Cotton knitted spptrd, trwhi.4irn apparel made rf cotton interlocking material, cotton onderreMt, knitted 0/ woven ml cotton tocki tad stocking*.

p

I - o

Cottec knitted fabrico

Nil

"7

S B C Ml H

.

aiS Lace ud embroideij

••

Nil

1

] 1—i CO

ai9 Deleted.

aio Second-hand clothing . . .

NO

T H E

Nil

Water proofed rinfhinti

-•

233 Habcrdatherj, milliijen? tad dtvperj

Mil

••

G A Z E T T E

Nil

Appuel and hotter; mx otberwkt specified

2"3

O F

Nil

2X4 Uniforms md accoutrement! pertaining thereto

I i m p o r t ed by • p o t d ic t e mm 1 01 am p e n o n ii D M.

N D

I

aaj Deleted

A

235 Textile aumtfactoret, not otberwiae ipedfled entad- lng sisa] yim, delrrery hose foe trailer pumps, host- made of caitTBi, iBipregnaod with rebber and cone* baodingi 1 (a) Flnt hoM

Cc) Nli

E X T R A O R D

I

(*) Lfceo t h i fj

Ports (*1 Ni) Twetre naaaifei

N A R Y

A. U. EccHcsticM riom Machine

Cloth min-jfactiirerj for import

of certain spedSc quality of Kwn

thread which h net masufectiirtd

iodigenongly VTIU be cootideftd

in consuhttion "irti tfe

Tiiiile Coffius'stknts, Bcnsbty.

3 4 9

3 5 0

SECTION II—contd.

Remarks

Description Licensing

Authority

P o l i cy f or E s t a b l i s h ed I m p o r t e rs

Validity

of

Licence 3

Part and

S. No. of

I.T.C.

Schedule

T H E

I

6

2 3