REGISTERED No. D. 221 .
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I- Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 167 ] NEW DELHI , WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 13 , 1963 / KARTIKΑ 22 , 1885
MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi , the 13th November , 1963
SUBJECT . Duota Rights- Amendment of Paragraph 31 , of Section I and Paragraph 3 , of Appendix 5 , of the Current Red Book on the Import Trade Control Policy .
No. 143 - ITC ( PN ) /63.-1 . The last sub para of paragraph 31 , of Section I of the Current Red Book on the Import Trade Control Policy may be substituted by the following: -
" In the case of division of quota of an Established Importer on account of dissolution of the partnership , death of the proprietor , partition of the Hindu undivided family or any other reason , the division of quota is allowed to enable the succeeding parties to get their proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm. It has been decided that while allowing the division of quota in such cases , none of the succeeding parties will be allowed the concession of obtaining mini- mum value licences as provided in this para, but the total value of licences admissible to all the succeeding parties , taken together , will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm , had there been no division of quota . The quota certificates granted to such parties will be suitably endorsed in this regard " .
2. Paragraph 3 , of Appendix 5 of the Current Red Book on the Import Trade Control Policy may be substituted by the following :-
"The prospective applicants for Import / export licences except those men- tioned in paragraphs 6, 13 and 14 below should make an application in the form prescribed in Annexure I to this Appendix and present it in duplicate to the proper Income - tax Authority ( specified in para- graph 4 below ) who will then verify the particulars from their records , subscribe the necessary verification certificate on one copy and return it to the applicant so as to enable him to forward the same to one of the officers referred to in the preceding paragraph . The applicant shoulduld note that each page of I.V.C. bear the seal and signature of the I.T.O. concerned . It is not necessary to obtain a separate number from each licensing authority , as for in- stance, a Registration Number allotted by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports , Calcutta will be held valid by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports . Bombay and vice versa and so on . Applicants should quote the T.VC. Registration number , if any , allotted to themto them by the Import Trade Control Authorities during the last two annual licensing periods .
P. SABANAYAGAM . Chief Controller of Imports and Exports
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