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REGD. No. D-222

The Gazette of India

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1963 (ASVINA 27, 1885;

PART IV

Advertisements and Notices by Private Individuals and Private Bodies

NOTIFICATION BY THE WEST INDIA COTTON

ASSOCIATION LIMITED, AHMEDABAD

The approval of the Secretary, Forward Markets Commission under Sub-section (I) of Section 11 of the Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1962 (74 of 1952) read with Notification of the Government of India, Ministry of Commerce and Industry No. S.O. 1162, dated the 4th May 1960, has been obtained to the following amendments made to the Bye-laws of the West India Cotton Association Limited, Ahmedabad, the same having been previously placed on the Notice Board of the Association, pursuant to Section 11 of the said Act and Rule 11 of the Forward Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1954.

ANNEXURE

I. In Bye-law 51 in Clause (5) :—

The following figure and word shall be deleted

namely "1.4/32"".

II. In Bye-law 52 : —

For clause (a) (5) the following clause shall be

substituted :—

"(a) (5) The staple length is not less by more than 2/32" than the staple length specified in column (3) of the Hedge Schedule and in the case of C O2( A) there shall be no tolerance."

III. In Bye-law 55 In Clause (iii) :—

For the words "succeeding delivery month, and shall remain unaltered throughout such delivery period" the words "delivery month/s concerned, and shall remain unaltered throughout the delivery period/s concerned."

IV. In Bye-law 55, Clause (iv) :—

Clause (iv) shall be substituted by the following :— "The Special Committee shall fix the tendering

differences, that is,

Cotton on the basis of the differences between the spot rate of the basic Cotton and the spot rate of respective descriptions of Cotton on the day of fixation of tendering differences at Ahmedabad taking into consideration the spot rates in the interior markets (hereinafter referred to as the spot differences), and by adding to them an amount equal to the difference between the spot rate of the basic Cotton and the Hedge Contract rate of the delivery concerned on the day of fixation of the tendering differences or Rs. 30 whichever is lower, provided that in cases where the spot differences exceed Rs, 100, a sum equal to 10 per cent of the spot difference over Rs. 100 of the description concerned shall be deducted from the amount to be so added to the spot difference of the description concerned subject also to the further condition that the tendering differences calculated in such manner shall not be less than the spot differences on the day of fixation of tendering differences. In cases, - however, where the spot difference exceeds Rs. 350, no amount shall bo added arid the tendering differences shall be fixed only on the basis of spot differences.

Explanations :—

(1) In calculating the tendering differences, the minus differences shall be reduced by the amount to be added,

(2) sums from I nP. to 49 nP. inclusive shall be

ignored,

and

sums from 50 nP. to 99 nP. shall be treated as one Rupee.

Illustration :—-

(a) premia or discounts for descriptions of cotton tenderable other than basic cotton, and for "class" or "grade";

(b) "on" allowances for various staple lengths as shown in the Hedge Schedule above the staple lengths specified in column (3) of the Hedge Schedule appended to these Bye-laws;

(c) "off" allowances for various lower (tolerance) staple lengths specified in the Note at the end of the Hedge Schedule appended to these Bye- laws and staple lengths justifying rejection;

on or about 5th April applicable both for May and August deliveries."

V. In Bye-law 55, Clause (V) :— The preamble of clause (V) and the sub-clause (a)

shall be substituted by the following :—

the Board shall fix—

(V) The Special Committee and in the case of anneal ' (a) the tendering differences between the basic cotton and other tenderable descriptions of

L/G96GI/63

If the spot differences between Kalyan and Wagad between Kalyan and Digvijay (A) and between Kalyan and CO2(B) are established by the Special Committee on the day of the fixation of tendering differences as (—) Rs 20 ( +) Rs. 224 and ( +) Rs. 360 respectively per 3 quintals, then

if the difference between the Hedge Contract rate and the spot rate of the basic Cotton is Rs. 30 or above, the tendering differences in the above cases would work out to (+) Rs 10 (+) Rs. 242 and ( +) Rs. 360 respectively, '

or

if the difference between the Hedge Contract rate and the spot rate of the basic Cotton is below Rs. 30, say at Rs. 10, the tendering differences in the above cases would work out to ( -) Rs. 10. (+) Rs. 224 and (+) Rs. 360 respectively.

(151)

VI. In Bye-law 55(V), the following new clause shall

be added as clause (d) —

be members of the said Vigilance Committee, in addition to the members appointed under clause (a),

"

"(d) :—Notwithstanding anything contained in clause (v) (a), (b) & (c) above, the tendering differences fixed for May delivery shall apply in toto to August delivery."

VII. in Bye-law 254 :—

For the existing clauses (1), (2) & (3), the following

shall be substituted, namely :—

(c) The Vigilance Committee shall have power to investigate into and report on the violations of any provisions of the Bye-laws or of rules, re- gulations, orders or instructions issued there- under or under the Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1952 or on such other matters of a like nature as may be entrusted to it by the Board either on its own initiative or on receipt of complaints of such violations. The Committee shall, at least once in every three months or oftener if necessary, send a report to the Board about the work done by it.

(a) The Board shall, every year as soon as it is constituted, appoint a Vigilance Committee of not more than 3 persons from am

VIII. Hedge Schedule

The existing Hedge Schedule shall be substituted by (b) The Forward Markets Commission shall, how- ever, have power to appoint, at any time or from time to time, not more than two persons, to the following :—

HEDGE SCHEDULE

For the Gujarat Cotton Contract

Standard description

Tenderable descriptions or varieties or growths

Basic Tenderable

Staple

up to

Places Tenderable where Cotton is grown or pressed

(3)

(4)

(5) (1)

, (2)

M. G. Kalyan

25/32* 27/32'

All places in the districts of:

1. Kalyan from Gujarat State other than Rajkot division and Kutch.

1. Mehsana, Dholka, Dhandhuka, Sanand, and Viramgam Talukas of Ahmedabad and Cambay Taluka of Kaira.

2. 44 Villages of the Chuda and Hadala Circles and 28 Villages of Dasada Taluka of Suren- dranagar.

2. Kalyan from 44 Villages of Chuda and Hadala Circles and 28 Villages of Dasada Taluka of Surendranagar Dist. (Controlled area). 3. Kalyan (Certified or Ag- marked) grown in Rajkot Division and Kutch.

3. Bhavnagar, Jamnagar, Junagadh, Rajkot, Surendranagar (excluding 44 Villages of Chuda and Hadala Circles and 28 Villages of Dasada Taluka), Amreli and Kutch of Gujarat State.

M. O. Digvijay (A)

Digvijay, Vijay

28/32'

30/32'

AH places in the districts of: Broach (excluding Ankleshwar, Jhagadia and Dediapada Talukas and part of Nandod Taluka lying South of the river Narbada, Hansot, Valia and Sagbara Mahals), Baroda, K lira (except the Talukas of Cambay and Petlad), Panchmahals, Sabarkantha of Gujarat State; Banswara of Rajasthan State; All districts mentioned as tenderable against descriptions of M, G. Ankleshwar, M. G.

C,1rfi OUI11.

26/32*

Digvijay, Vijay

28/32*

M. G. Digvijay (B)

All places in the districts of:-— Kaira (Cambay and Petlad Talukas), Ahmeda- bad lying South of the river Sabannati including part of Daskroi and City Talukas and the whole of Dehgam Taluka of Gujarat State.

28/32'

30/32*

M. O. Ankleshwar

Ankleshwar, Panoli, Hansot, Raiplpla, Jhagadia, Nctrang, Valia, Nawapur.

All places in the districts of:— Ankleshwar, Jhagadia, Nandod and Dediapada Talukas, Hansot, Valia and Sagbaramahals of Broach, Uchhal and Nizar Taluka of Surat of Gujarat State.

29/32'

31/32'

M. G. Surti •

All places in the districts of:— Surat excluding Uchhal and Nizar Talukas;

Hansot of Broach of Gujarat State.

Surti, VJjalpa (2087) Certified or Agmarked Surti, Vijalpa (2087) Cotton grown in Hansot.

1-1/32' 1-3/32*

M. G. COi (A) .

170 Cd 134 CO2 M

All Pressing Stations in the areas of Broach, Kaira, Sabarkantha, Rajkot Division of Gujarat State.

NOTE—170 COZ and 134 CO2 M Cottons grown in the districts of Gujarat State mentioned above arc tenderable only if certified or by the Department of Agriculture.

Agmarkcd

M. G. CO2 (B) .

170 COz 134 CO2 M

1* 1-2/32' AH Pressing Stations in the areas of Broach, Kaira, Sabarkantha, Rajkot Division of Gujarat State.

NOTE—This includes uncertified 170 CO2 and 134 CO* M Cottons grown In the districts of Gujarat State mentioned above.

M. G. Vagad Vagad 24/32' 26/32* All places in the districts of:—

Jamnagar, Junagadh, Rajkot, Surendra- nagar, Kutch and Banaskantha of Gijjarat State.

NOTE;—No tolerance is allowed in respect ot LX>2 (A).

A tolerance of 2/32' is allowed hi respect of all other descriptions of Cotton mentioned above.

K. The following new Bye-law, namely, 268 may bo

enacted :—

tract for the crops of the Cotton season 1963- 64 and thereafter, the said provisions as amended on the aforesaid date and of Bye-laws 5 5 ( V ) ( d) and 268 shall apply."

Ahmedabad : The 6th August 1963.

"268—For the purposes of the Hedge Contract for the Cotton Season 1962-63, the provisions of tbe Bye-laws and the Hedge Schedule noted hereunder as they stood on 27th July 1963 shall be applicable, namely—

SHANTILAL MANILAL SHAH Secretary The West India Cotton Association Ltd. 5 1 ( 5 ), 5 2 ( a ) ( 5 ), 55 and the Hedge Sche- dule; and for the purposes of the Hedge Con-

NOTIFICATION BY THE VI]Al BEOPAR CHAMBER

LTD, NEW MAND1, MUZAFFARNACAR

The approval of the Deputy Director, Forward Markets Commission, under Sub-section (1) of Section 11 of the Forward Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1952 (74 of 1952) read with S.O. 1162 dated the 4th March 1960, has been obtained to the following amendment made to the Bye- laws of the Vijai Bcopar Chamber Ltd., Muzaffarnagar.

I, Rohan Ram, Lineman, Calcutta West Telegraph Engg. Division, may hereafter be called as "Rohan Ram Mahato".

ROHAN RAM

"I, NAZIR AMIR have changed my name from NAZIR.

AMIR to MUNSARAF KHAN—AMIN KHAN."

Amendment

For clause (b) of Bye-law 284, the following shall be

substituted, namely :—

"(b) The Board shall fix on each occasion with the previous approval of the Forward Markets Commission, the date from which hedge trading shall commence for each new delivery of hed^e contract. In case, the Board decides to commence trading in a month other than what is provided in clause (a) above, the Board can do so only with the prior approval of the Forward Markets Commission."

In pursuance of proviso to sub-section 4 of Section 11 of the said Act, the approval of the Deputy Director, Forward Markets Commission has been obtained for dispensing with the condition of previous publication of the above amendment in the interest of the trade.

Dated 6th August 1963

TIRLOK CHAND Secretary Vijai Beopar Chamber Ltd., New Mandi Muzaffarnagar It is hereby notified that the undersigned Shri K. S. KRTSFJNAN employed at present as a Storeman in GE's Office (M.E.S.) Air Force POONA-6, has changed his name from K. S. KRISHNAN to K. SANKARAN KUMARAN for all purposes.

K. S. KRISHNAN POONA-6, Dated 30r/i September 1963

"Consequent on the marriage, KUM. RAJANT NARAYAN DEODHAR, desires to be known and ad- dressed as SMT. PADMAJA JANARDAN JOSHI."

Capt DURGA DASS (IC 11540), THE GARHWAL RIFLES, is permitted to change his name to VIRENDRA SINGH DOGRA under the provisions of para 4 of AI 196/51. His name will hereafter be known as VIREN- DRA SINGH DOGRA and all his service documents/ records will be amended accordingly.

CHANGE OF NAMES

It is notified for the information of general public that I have changed my name as Lakhmi Chand from Lakhu Singh. I may be remembered with my new name i.e. Lakhmi Chand in future.

Lakhmi Chand alias Lakhu Singh, Postman, Delhi G.P.O., son of Pandit Bhagwan Sahai.

SHRI RAMSINGH REEDMAL G/man G. No. 48 as per D.P.O. SHS letter No. P/93/WN/152 dated 3-4-61 and AEN GWO (NG) letter & No. 3181181 of 4-4-61 the above named has changed his name as RAJAN REEDMAL.

ILLEGIBLE Commanding Officer 1st Bn The Garhwal Rifles

Station—FIELD Date—15 Aug 63

"Sri C. K. Sunderbabu son of C. R. Krishnaswamy Mudaliar, District Engineer/ Special/Tatanagar will hence- forth be known as C. K. Sunder son of C. R. Krishna- swamy Mudaliar for all purposes."

NOTICE

In the matter of Joglndra Goods Transport Co. Pvt. Ltd.,

35/61, Rohtak Road, New Delhi-5.

I, Bindeswari Sahani now lately called Bindcswari em- ployed as Telegraph Lineman under Post and Telegraph Deptt. at Rampura Hut, West Bengal, have renounced, relinquished and abandoned the use of my former sur- name of Bindeswari only and in place thereof Bindeswari Sahani and I have executed a deed to this effect on 3rd August 63.

"I, hitherto known as GOLLAPALLI VERREYYA son of Shri Gollapalli Venkanna, District Organiser, National Savings Organisation, Srikakulam (Andhra Pradesh), have changed my name and shall hereafter be known as GOLLAPALLI VIJAYA KUMAR."

G. VERREYYA Dated 21th September 1963 (Sd. in existing name)

I, Km. Bimla Kakker. d/o Sri B. D. Kakker, R.A., I.V.R.I., on getting myself married to Dr. P. N. Khanna on 24th May 1963, have changed my name from Km. Bimla Kakker to Smt. Bimla Khanna.

Shri Dhirendra Kumar Dey, Peon, ATS/N.F. Railway/ Badarpur's office s/o Shri Suramani Datta of Village Siddeswar, P.O. Katirail, Dist. Cachar, will hereinafter be known in all official records and deeds as Shri Dhiren- dra Kumar Datta instead of Shri Dhirendra Kumar Dey.

Notice is hereby given that the above-named Company went into Members' Voluntary Liquidation by a Special Resolution of the Company passed on 9th October 1963 and Shri Gobind Ram Sethi of 35/61, Rohtak Road, New Delhi-5 was appointed Liquidator of the Company. If any person has any claim on the Company, he may notify the Liquidator within one month of the publication of this notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1956

and SYLHET LIME COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION)

At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above-named Company duly convened and held at the Registered Office of the Company, 2, Fairlie Place, Calcutta, on the 25th day of September 1963, the follow- ing Resolution was duly passed as a Special Resolution :—

"RESOLVED that the Company b'e wound up voluntarily as a Members' Voluntary Liquidation and that Messrs Satya Preo Bose and Radha Krishen, both of 2, Fairlie Place, Calcutta, be and they axe hereby appointed Liquidators for the purpose of such winding up with powers to act jointly and severally in all matters connected therewith".

ILLEGIBLE (For self and Co-Liquidator)

27th September, 1963.

and IN THE MATTER OF HINDUSTAN TRANSMIS- SION PRODUCTS LIMITED AMALGAMATING

WITH MADHUSUDAN LIMITED

COMPANIES PETITION NO. 33-D of 1963

NOTICE OF PETITION

On a petition presented on behalf of the Hindustan Transmission Products Limited u/s 391 and 394 of the Companies Act, 1956, the Court had directed that meetings of the shareholders of Madhusudan Limited and that erf Hindustan Transmission Products Limited be held on 13th September 1963 at the Registered Office of the Companies under the Chairmanship of Shri D. K. Kapur, Bar-at-law, Delhi and whereas the meetings were held in pursuance to the said orders and the Chairman has submitted his report that the said meetings have unanimously approved the said scheme of arrangement AND WHEREAS the petitioner Company has now submitted a petition for the confirmation of the said scheme of arrangement and the said petition is fixed for hearing before the Company Judge on 8-11-1963 at 10.00 A.M. Any person desirous of supporting or opposing the s;iid petition should send to the petitioners advocate notice of his intention signed by him or his advocate with his name and address so as to reach the petitioners advocate not later than 2 days before the date fixed for the hearing of the petition. Where he seeks to oppose the petition the grounds of opposition or a copy of his affidavit should be furnished with such notice. A copy of the petition will be furnished by the undersigned to any person requiring the same on payment of the prescribed charges for the same.

RADHEY LAL AGGARWAL Advocate for the Petitioner, 28-Alipitr Road, Delhi.

Dated 4-10-1963.