REGISTERED No. D. 222
The Gazetteof India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1964/CHAITRA 11, 1886
MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 31st March, 1964
SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April 1964—March 1965
No. 25-ITC(PN)/64.—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1964—March 1965 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 provisions relating to licensing procedure which were till the last period published in Section I of the Red Book, have been incorporated in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. The instructions contained in the said Hand Book, will be applicable, subject to the provisions contained in the succeed- ing paragraphs.
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T I_SEG- 11 HU THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [ P A> ^_=S3C:=Z^-2 Forms of applications.—Specimens of the application i*
reproducer! in Appendix 6
3. Income-tax Verification.—Importers whose Income-ta^ fication Registration/Exemption Number expires on 31st Marc- ' or who have no valid I.V.C. Registration/Exemption Number . , , year April 1964—March 1965, are advised to take steps imme^" to obtain the required number.
'•wise 4. Last date for submission of applications.—Unless oth
Established Importers :—
(i) Established Importers applications for drugs and medi- cines (S. Nos. 87, 109/IV), Motor Vehicle Parts (S. Nos> 293—295 and 297/IV) and Chemicals (S. Nos. 22—31/V) — 31s1 July, 1964.
(ii) Established Importers applications for all other items.—- 30th June, 1964.
Actual Users:
(I) Scheduled industries borne on the registers of the Directo- rate General of Technical Development—31st May, 1964.
(ii) Other actual users.—15th August, 1964.
All Others:— 30th June, 1964.
N.B.—In the case of industries in the small scale sector, applica- tions 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, 1964.
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 the applicant. In cases where parties other than established importers/ actual users apply, the last date fixed for "others" will be applicable.
5. Open General Licences.—Open General Licence No. IV publish- ed with the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Order No. 2/61, dated the 28th February, 1961 as amended vide late 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
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 195of Rs. 250 in favour of individuals or institutions; (ii) Blue prints and Drawings (including Micro-films which are photographic reduc- tions thereof) relating to Machinery and Plant sites, works and buildings of no commercial value and supplied free of charge; (iii) hona fide samples supplied free of charge in one consignment upto vklue limit of Rs. 250 (c.i.f.); and (iv) of replacement consign- ments ,4 continues to be in force. The Open General Licence has been reprodUced in Appendix 13.
. 6. Annual Licensing.—This Red Book contains policy for the year April 1964—March 1965. 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. The quota percentages or quota entitlements for epscific items given in the Policy Statement in Section II pertain to half yearly quota/entitlement. 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. 45 of Chapter III of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964 after allowing the benefits of minimum value and enhancement of value wherever permissible. Similarly, the actual users and others should submit applications for their annual requirements for the year April 1964—March 1965.
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 entitlement. Annual licences, where granted, will be subject to the following 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, orrfy 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
196 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]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.
(3) In the case of items, the import of which is restricted upto a certain percentage of the face value of the licence, it shall not be open to the licensee to import such restricted items by applying the face value restriction on the full value of the licence while utilising only 50 per cent, of the value of the licence in terms of condition No. (1) above.
In other cases, licences covering first half yearly entitlement will be issued as the first instalment and supplementary licenees-eovering next half yearly entitlement will bo 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. 18 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.
7. Annual licences of small value.—With a view to enable the actual users both in the scheduled and non-scheduled sectors to utilise the small value annual licences upto Rs. 5,000 in one lot imme- diately they are issued, such small value annual licences to actual users will be issued by the licensing authorities without imposition of the prescribed annual licensing conditions as indicated in para 6 above.
8. Basic period.—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of Established Importers is from 1st April, 1951 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, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61 and 1962-63 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
[PART I—SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 197which were covered by Open General Licences Nos. XLIV and XLV, dated 29th September, 1956 and which have been brought to quota licensing, the basic period will be any financial year from 1952- 53 to 1955-56 only provided that;
(i) in the case of any such items included in lists E, F, G, H, I and J of Appendix 9, the basic period will be from 1952-53 to 1956-57, 1952-53 to 1957-58, 1952-53 to 1958-59, 1952-53 to 1959-60, 1952-53 to 1960-61 and 1952-53 to 1962-63 respec- tively;
(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 1956-57.
9. Last date for submission of applications for fixation of quota.— Applications for es-tablishmenl/refixation of quotas should be made so as to be received not later than 15th June, 1964. Applications received thereafter will be entertained upto 15th September, 1964 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 1964—March 1965.
10. Actual Users.—The detailed policy for licensing of Indi- vidual items to actual users is given in Appendix 4 to this book. An attempt has also been made to give the policy for licensing of raw materials/components to certain specified industries in the annexure to Appendix 4.
11. Validity of Essentiality Certificates.—As stated in para 6 above, the actual users will be required to submit their applications for their yearly requirements for the period from April 1964—March 1965. The State Directors of Industries should, therefore, issue Essentiality Certificates in respect of requirements of actual users for the period from 1st April, 1964 to 31st March, 1965. The Essen- tiality Certificates issued in the previous 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.
12. 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 Deyelopmeiit and
198 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]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, 1964. 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 tools from industries in the small scale sector which will be entertained even after the last dates prescribed hereunder, all Actual Users should submit their applications for the grant of essentiality certificates to the certifying authorities not later than the 31st May, 1964. Applications for grant of essentiality certificates submitted thereafter will not qualify for the grant of Actual User licences. The Actual Users should try to secure the essentiality 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, 1964, but has not been granted, the Actual Users should submit their applications with a copy of the application made for the grant of essentiality certificate to the Licensing Authority within the prescribed last date, i.e., 15th August, 1964. The essentiality certificate should be submitted to the Licensing Authority when received. No application submitted after the last date will be entertained.
13. Grant of Actual Users Licences to Government Departments Projects.—Grant of A.U. licences to Central and State Government Departments, Development Projects and Central Government con- trolled Joint Stock Companies will be considered only if the applications are sponsored by the appropriate Ministry of the Gov- ernment of India.
14. 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.
15. Export Promotion.—As a measure of export promotion, exporters of certain goods (whether manufacturer-exporters or merchant-exporters) are given special import facilities under the
[PART I— She. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 199Export Promotion Scheme in force. The details of th& procedures in this regard are set out in Appendix 23.
16. D.G.S.&D./Railway Contracts.—The procedure for dealing with the applications 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 Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1964. 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 goods showing the value, quantity and I.T.C. classification of each item.
17. Machine Tools.—The licensing policy for the import of Machine Tools has been set out in Appendix 11.
18. Period of validity of licences.—The period of validity of import licences in the case of each item is given in column 5 of the Policy Statement in Section II. The validity period, so indicated, pertains to licences granted on six-monthly basis. For annual licences, the period of validity as stated in para. 6 above will be allowed.
19. Issue of import licences in respect of the requirements of •Universities, Educational Institutions, Research Organisations, Techni- cal/Technological Institutions and Hospitals.—(1) The procedure for the submission of applications for import licences by Universities, Educational Institutions, Research Organisations, Technical/Techno- logical Institutions and Hospitals, is laid down in Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. In this connection, atten- tion is also invited to the provisions in para 5 of Appendix 19 of this book.
(2) As stated in para 6 above on annual licensing, all applications should be made on yearly basis for the year April 1964—March 1965.
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, 1964. Applications received 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.
20. Import of Machinery Items.—Importers of machinery items are advised to satisfy themselves that the machinery sought to be imported satisfy conditions laid down in the Factories Act and Rules framed thereunder or with similar rules In force in the country of origin of the machinery.
2OO THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]21. Import Policy for Goa, Daman and DiiL—The provisions contained in this book will apply to importers in Goa, Daman and Diu subject to such changes as may be separately announced.
22. Grant of licences to wholesale/Central Stores.—The scheme for licensing of specific goods to Consumers' Co-operative Societies which was in force upto April 1963—March 1964 licensing period has been withdrawn. With effect from the current period imports of a few selected consumer goods will be allowed, within a limited ceiling, through wholesale/central stores recognised by the Ministry of Community Development and Co-operation for distribution by such wholesale/central stores to consumers' co-operative stores.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 201S E C T I ON II
The Policy Statement
SECTION II
2 0 2
The Policy Statement
t. The tabular statement on the succeeding pages sets out the details of the licensing policy for the year April 1964—March 1965. This is to be
read with the explanatory remarks given below.
T H E 2. Column 1 gives the Part and the Serial Na. of the I.T.C. Schedule.
3. Column a gives detailed description of the item.
4. Column 3 gives particulars of the licensing authority to which certain categories of importers [please see (c) and (d) below] should a r r l j.
(a) The abbreviations shown in this column stand for the following authorities :—
G A Z E T T E
Aboreviation
Stands for
O F
I
N D
I
A CCI Cal. Bom. . . . . . . . . .. Mad C.L.A Erakm Ports
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi. Jt. Chief Controller of Imports, Calcutta. Jt. Chief Controller of Imports, Bombay. Jt. Chief Controller of Imports, Madras. Joint Chief Controller of Imports, Central Licensing Area, New Delhi. Deputy Chief Controller of Imports, Ernakulam. Jt. Chief Controller of Imports, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Central Licensing Area, New Delhi and Panjim (Goa), Deputy Chief Controller of Imports, Ernakulam, Import and Export Trade Controller, Rajkot, Controllers of Imports and Exports, Pondicherry, Visakhapatnam and Bangalore, and Asstt. Controllers of Imports and Exports, New Kandla and Shillong.
TOOLS
Development Officer (Tools), Directorate General of Technical Development.
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Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta and Dy. Iron and Steel Controller, Bombay
P A R T
I
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and Madras. (6) Actual users borne on the lists of Industrial Advisers should apply for import licences to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports
New Delhi through the Industrial Adviser concerned.
S E C (c) Actual users not borne on the lists of the Industrial Advisers should apply for import licences to the authority shown under column 3 below
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[ (d) Established Importers applying for licences on basis other than that of valid quota certificates should also apply for Import licences to the
authorities shown under column 3 below.
P A R T
I (e) Established importers applying for licences on the basis of valid quota certificate shouldapply to their respective port authorities. (/) For joint quota items or items grouped together within a bracket having a common policy indicated against them, quota licences will be —
S E C granted on the basis of past imports of the items concerned falling in a common basic year. 5. Column 4 sets out the licensing policy regulating the value of import licences to established importers.
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1 The entry "Nil* denotes that no quota licence will be issued.
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6. Column 5 gives the validity of licences. The period of validity shown in this column is the number of months for which a licence granted for
the Serai No. concerned will normally be valid from the date of its issue.
T H E
7. Column 6 gives details about licensing which could not be incorporate din any of the other columns. 8. The entry "A.U." denotes that actual users can apply for licences.
Remarks Description
G A Z E T T E
Validity of Licences
Licensing Authority
Policy for Established Importers
Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule
O F 1
2
6
3
5
4
I
N D
I
A PART I
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
1 Calcium Molybdate, Molyte and other Molybde-
Nil
Ports
Twelve months
num products.
2
Transferred to Iron and Steel Ferro-Tungsten . . . . . ..
Cotttrollerj Calcutta.
Transferred to Iron and Steel Ferro Molybdenum- . . . . ..
3
E X T R A O R D
I
Controller; Calcutta.
Transferred to Iron and Steel Ferro-Vanadium
4
Controller, Calcutta.
Transferred to Iron and Steel Fetro-Titanium . . . . . ..
N A R Y 5
Controller, Calcutta.
Transferred to Iron and Steel 6 Ferro-Phosphonn •
Controller, Calcutta.
Twelve
Ferro-Colambium (also known as ferro nio-bium)
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nfl
Ports
7
2
months
D
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SECTION H—contd.
2 0 4
Remarks
Validity of L i c e n c es
A u t h o r i ty
Description
P o l i cy for E s t a b l i s h ed I m p o r t e rs
Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
6 i
2
4
3
5
PART I—contd.
G A Z E T T E
A. U. Please refer to Appendix
T w e l ve
Nil
. P o r ts
8 F e r r o- S e l e n i um
. . ..
4- O F
m o n t hs
I
Steel
Transferred to Iron and F e r r o - S i l i e on . . . . ..
•
N D 9
I
Controller, Calcutta.
A
Steel F e r ro - C h ro me . . . . ..
10
Transferred to Iron and
-
Controller, Calcutta.
R e f i n ed F e r r o - M a n g a n e se :
II
E X T R A O R D
I
*
( a) All g r a d es b e l ow 3% C a r b on
Transferred to Iron and Steel
Controller, Calcutta.
N A R Y
(&) All g r a d es of 3% a nd a b o ve C a r b on
Transferred to Iron and Steel
-
[
Controller, Calcutta.
P A R T
12
I S H i c o - M a n g B n e s ea • - . . ..
Transferred to Iron and
-
Steel
Controller, Calcutta.
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S E C
S i l i c o - S p i e g el . . . . ..
• P o r ts
Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix IJ
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T w e l ve •Kinths
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14 Ferro-Silicon Zirconium and Ferro Boran :
1 P A R T
I
Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(0 Ferro Silicon Zircoiiiuin
A.U.
Ports
Twelve months
—
S E C
.
Ports
Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
A.U.
(a) F e r ro B o r an . ..
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Twelve months
Piease refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
A.U.
Ports
T H E
Twelve months
16-A Bright M.S. and Free Cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Ledloy) Bars, Rounds, Rods, Squares, Hexagons, Octagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaftings (Reeled), Bright drawn, turned and polished bars.
G A Z E T T E
Please refer to Appendix 4
Ports
Nti
A.U.
17 (1) Iron and steel valves, strainers and hydrants and
Twelve months
parts thereof.
O F
I
Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
A.U
(if\ (a) Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut to shape and Ports
Twdve months
size.
N D
I
A
Nil
(b) Cast Iron pressure pipes
Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
A.U.
Ports
(c) Oil line pipes and tubes
Twelve months
Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
A.U.
Ports
Twelve months
(d) Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or nncoated) excluding stainless steel tubes.
E X T R A O R D
I
Twelve A.U. Please refer to ApptJidix 4.
Nil
Ports
months
(e) Mechanical tubing (welded) including mild steel cubes for cycle frames in lengths cut to sizes .
N A R Y
Nil
(/) Mechanical tubing (seamless)
A.U.
Nil
Please refer to Appendix 4.
(j) Stainless steel pipes and rubes
Ports
Twelve months
2 0 5
SECTION ll-contd.
2 0 6
Part and S. No.of Description
Validity of Licences
Remarks
Licensing Authority
Policy for Established Importers
LT.C Schedule
T H E
I 2
6
3
4
5
PART /—contd.
S. No. 17—ccntd.
G A Z E T T E
Nil
(of) Pipes or tubes flexible, for passing gas or fluid
• •
••
O F
••
under pressure and telescopic flush pipes.
I
N D
Nil
I (ic) (a) Malleable Iron pipefittings,n.0.3.
Ports
(0 A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4,
A
Twelve months
(if) Licences wQl not be valid for
import of :—
(a) Flanges of all sizes.
E X T R A O R D
I
(ft) Elbows, Bends, Tecs, Sockets ¥ to 3* including Reducer.
N A E Y
(c) Plugs, nipples, checknuts in sizes r* "nd below in each case.
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Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(*) Wrought Iron/Steel pipefittings, n.o.s. • Ports
Twelve months
P A R T
I
Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
(c) Cast Iron pipe fittings, n . o . s . . ..
—
Twelve mnnfhs
S E C
Nil
Ports
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(d) Other steel pipefittings,no.s.
1
.
Twelve months
[ (e) N' m-ferrous fittings foe icon and steel pipes,
N il
not otherwise specified.
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
NOT 1.—As all fittings (other than Bi iss, Bronze and gun metal valves an--I cocks) required for iron and stevl pipes and tubes are now classi- fied under S. No. 17/I, licences granted for S. No. 9/II or any other serial number will not be valid for the import of snch fittings.
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Nil
T H E 20 Iron and Steel structures, fabricated partially or wholly if made mainly or wholly of iron or st"l bars, sections, plates or sheets for the construc- tion of buildings and colliery arches or pit props and parts thereof .
22 Icon and Steel bolts, nuts, set screws, machine screws and machine studs but excluding bolts, nuts and screws adapted for use on cycles :
G A Z E T T E
(a) Machine screws, Set screws, and Machine studs.
(a) Nil
O F
I
N D
I
A
Bolts, nuts, set screws, machine screws, etc. of all types including those specially adapted for use with motor vehicles and various machineries are covered by Sr. No. 22'I and cannot be imported against any other Sr. No. of machi- nery or parts or motor vehicles unless specifically 30 authorised.
(b) Others
(6) Nil
E X T R A O R D
I 24 Iron and Steel rivets and bifurcated rivets :—
(a) Bifurcated rivets . . . ..
(a) Nil
N A R Y
( 6) T i n m e n 's
rivets,"] . . . ..
(6) Nil
( c) O t h e r! . . . . . ..
to Ml
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SECTION Il-cont
2 0 8
Licensing Authority
Remarks Description
Validity of Licences
Policy for Established Importers
Part and S. No.of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E i
2
6
4
5
3
PART /—contd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I Iron and steel roofing nails,, k,k. nails, rose nails, horse and bullock shoes nails, dowel nails, chair nails, clout nails, boat nails, pane) pins and washers, all sorts, not otherwise specified.
N D
I
A (a) Panel pins of size i* and below .
(a) Nil
(b) Panel pins of over i' size fi.e., wire nails)
(6) Nil
(e) Deleted.
(d) Others
(d)Kil
E X T R A O R D
I
Nil
27 Iron or steel rails, sleepers or fish plates for railways and tramways : Dog spikes, chain spikes and screw spikes (i.e., Railway fittings other than Fish Plates).
N A R Y
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28 Malleable iron rail clips . . . ..
N il
P A R T
I Iron or Steel wire ropes or wire strand (stranded wire) Cal
Nil
29
(0 A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
—
Twelve months
S E C
(u) Please see remark (viii) against
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30 Iron and steel-barbed wire. . . ..
Nil
P A R T G o
I f
tron and steel plain wife aftd steel earth wire single ply are licensed by the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta.
35 Iron and Steel wire netting :
I
—
—
(a) Iron and Steel wire netting of all sorts (exclud-
S E C 2
.
ing Stainless Stedwire netting).
Nil
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(6) Stainless Steel wire netting. Cal./C.L.A. Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve months
T H E 35-A Iron and Steel welded fabrics (other than bar and rod)
specially designed f01 the reinforcement of concrete.
Nil
36 Iron or iteel wire chain link fencing, wire mesh, wire staples (excluding machine staples) and boot and shoe grindery ;
G A Z E T T E
(a) Wire chain link fencing
Nil
O F
(b) Iron or steel stapling wire, including copper Ports
I
Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve months
N D coated stapling wire galvanised or black (ex- cluding machine staples).
I
A
(e) Boot and shoe grindery, the following, namely 1—
Nil
(t) Machine tacks.
(n) Tacks anchor for shoes (for use on machines).
(fit) Plugs tips flange.
E X T R A O R D
I
(w) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes.
N A R Y (v) Slugging wire.
(vf) Rand and tacking wire.
(tm) Milled tacking wire.
2 0 9
2 1 0
SECTION U-cont
Licensing Pobcy for Validity Authority Established of
Remarks Description
Importers Licences
Part and
S. No. of
I.T.C.
Schedule
T H E
i
6 2
3 4 5
PART I—contd.
S.No.36(cV-comd.
G A Z E T T E {viii) Screwing wire.
O F (ix) Auto sofer wire.
I
(x) Rivets for shoes.
N D
I (xt) Nails for fixing heel tips and toe plates.
A
(xn) Nails for rising rubber.
(im) Backets for shoes.
(MD) Heel tips.
(xv) Toe plates.
E X T R A O R D
I
(xvQ Light cut hand tacks for shoes.
(xvn) Broe cut and/or Bright cut tacks.
N A B Y
(xvm) Hed pins.
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P A R T
I ("*) Iron or steel shoe eyelets including those enamelled or celluloid dipped (but excluding brass shoe eyelets) and hooks for boot and shoes.
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S E C \xx) Cutlan nails, bills, hobs, studj pronged pro- tectors (but excluding heel tips and toe plates) and spikes for boots and shoes.
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]
[
(xxi) Stesl shoe shanfcs.
(xxii) Grooved Tacks.
P A R T
I
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(d) Wiie Mesh • • Ports
—
momlis
S E C
.
Nil
(") Others
1
]
Iron and steel castings (unmachined) and Iron and steel chains all sorts, including ship chains but excluding all types of transmission chains.
T H E
(a) Ship chains, the following, namely :—
anchoring.
A. U. Fkaw refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(0 Wrought iron
G A Z E T T E
Twelve months
(o) Wrought iron or steel long link chains used I for keeping Derrick i n position. J
O F
I
Nil
N D
I
A (6) Iron and steel chains, all sorts assessable under items 63 (11) and 63 (28) of the I.C.T. excluding chains for automobiles and cycles whether cut to length or in roils, and also excluding ship chains covered by S.N. 38(o)/I.
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
Nil
(*) Iron or steel casting (unmachined) . . . Ports
months
40 Unmachinrd steel forgings including forged steel balls . L&S.C
E X T R A O R D
I
A. U. PleMe refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
Nil
months.
N A R Y 41 (0 Copper, wrought in the following forms, viz. strip, Ports tape, foil, highly polished sheet specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perforated sheet.
A. U. Fkue refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(i'O Copper wrought in the following forms, our., rods, Bom.
Twelve months
sections, pipes, tubes, pktes and sheets ; including those cut to shape and size.
2 1 1
SECTION U-contd.
2 1 2
Part and Licencing S, No. of Description Authority
Validity of
Remarks
Policy for Established Importers Licences
I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
6
4
5
I
2
3
PART I—contd.
S. —comd.
G A Z E T T E
(m) Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas
Nil
O F or fluid under pressure.
I
12 Coppe? icrap whether ingctred or otherwise . Port3
Twelve
661%
N D
I
months.
A
(j) Quota licences will be valid only for import of Copper unwrought falling under S. No. 47/I.
Co) Quota licences will be valid for imports from USA only. The procedure to be followed for imports against quota licences will be announced separately.
E X T R A O R D
I
(m) Quota licences will be issued subject to the following condi- tion*:—
N A E Y
[
P A H T
I
—
S E C
.
(a) Established Importers will be required to report particulars of quota licences issued to- gether with licence number, date and valne thereof to the Controller appointed under the Non-ferroos Me- tals Control Order, 1958. The Established Importers 1
]
[
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
1
]
T H E
sbouM not place orders on the foreign suppliers for the im- port of copper un wrought falling nnder S. No. 47/1 accept in accordance with the instructions issued by the "Controller" appointed un- der the Non-Ferrou* Metals Control Orders 1958, Es- tablished importers will also be required to report actual arrivals of copper un wrought falling under S. No. 47^1 to the said Controller.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
{b) The sale of imported copper unwrought will be effected by the Established Importers only against permits issued by the 'Controller' appointed under the Non-Ferrous MetsU Control Order, 1958
E X T R A O R D
I
(e) The Established Importers will not be permitted to con- sume and dispose of any portion of the imported stock except against permits issued by the "Controller" appoint- ed under the Nan Ferrcus Metds Control Order, 1958.
N&—Full "ddress The Controller,
N A R Y
of 'Control- Non-Ferrous let' appointed Metals, Direc- under the torate General Non-Ferrous of Technical Meta] Control Development, Ordtr,i958. New Delhi.
2 n
SECTION U-contd.
2 1 4
Description
Licensing Authoritj
Remarks
T Part and S.No.of I.T.C. Schedule
Polity for Es •bliihed Importers
Validity of Licences
™
i
6 2
4
3
5
PART /—contd.
G A Z E T T E
Nil.
43
••
O F
I Lead wrought including the following viz-, pipes, tabes, foil, wire and sheets including sheet for Tea Chests.
N D Lead ingot, pig and scrap . . . ..
..
C.C.I.
43-A
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
I
A
Twelve months
Nil
43-B
44
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y Antimonial lead in the ingot and wrought fonn in- cluding the following, viz., pipes, tubes and sheets. Zinc or spelter unwrought including mazsk allo\s of zinc and ahiminhini containingnot less than 94 per cenr, zinc, ZITJC dross, dust, ashes and zirc in the form of ingots, cake, tile, slabs, plate and granulations including all forms of zinc, scrap, Zinc wrought including wire rods, sections, sheets including highly polished sheets espedallv prepared for making process blocks, lithogra- phic sheets and the following manufactures, vix., zinc perforated sheets cut to size,
[ (a) Zinc or spelter an wrought in the form of ingots, Ports
Twelve
(0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
cake, tile and slabs.
months
P A R T
I
—
S u e
.
(it) Quota licences will be subject to the condition that s ales /distri bo - tion of zmcor spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, cake, tile and slab will be effected by the Established Importers to
1
]
(
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
1
]
•scheduled Actual "Users on the general or specific directiors of the Controller of Non-ferrous Metals at prices not exceed- ing 3J per cent over the landed cost Non scheduled or f: S. I. units will not be permitted to make purchases from stocks,im- ported by the Established Im- porters.
T H E
• £ I " I Y) Q u o ta l i c e n c es w i ll be g r a n t ed
only to such Established Im- porters who are not applying as Actual Usen for licences under this S.No.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
(to) Established Importers will not be permitted to consume and dispose of any portion, of the imported stocks of zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, cake, tile, and slab except in accordance with the directions of the Cortroller of Non-ferrous Metals.
E X T R A O R D
I
(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.
N A R Y
(vt) Please see remarks (a'i) against
S.No. 47/I.
2 1 5
2
i
SECTION n-contdL
6
Part and Description
S.No. of
Remarks
Validity
of
Licensing
Authority
Licences
Policy for
Established
Importers
LT.C,
Schedule
T H E
6
I 2 3
5
4
PART /.—contd.
S. No. 44 (a)—contd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
V.B.—
of 'Control- Non-ferrouos
ler" appoint- Metals, Directo-
ed undci the rate General of
Non-ferroas Technica! Dcve-
Metals Con- lopment, New
trol Order, Delhi.
1958.
(b) Z i nc s c r a p, Z i nc d r o ss a nd z i nc a s h e s. . ..
NO.
( c) Z i nc g r a n u l a t i o ns a nd d o i t.
NO.
E X T R A O R D ( d) Z i nc w r o u g ht i n c l u d i ng w i re r o d s, s e c t i o n s, s h e ds
I
Nil.
(inchidiiif wire rod*, perforated sheets cat to lire). .
N A R Y (e) Photogravure Zinc sheen and Lithographic Zinc theett including highly polisbed zinc tbeea specially pre- pared for making process blocks Port*
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
NiL
[
(f) Others . . . . . . . .. ..
Nil
P A R T
I
45 (a) Tm block and tin scrap , . . CCI
—
••
Twelve
months
(1) Imports will be canalised
through an agency approved by
Government.
S E C
.
1
lS) A. U. Pkase refer to Appendix 4.
]
[
(*) Tin plate scrap
i. & s. a
P A H T 45-A Tin, wrought, inchiding the following vut , foil
I
Nil
•nd wire.
—
S E C 45-B
.
White roeUl, antifriction metal, solders (including
Nil
1 cored) and printing metali.
]
4*
Ports 50% Twelve
months
T H E (") Brass, bronze and similar alloy*, unwrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingotted or otherwise and the following manufactures, mr., perforated sheets.
(t) Quota licences wiU be valid only
for import of Zinc or spelter
unwrought in the form of
ingots, cake, tile, and slab
felling under S. No. 44(a)/I
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(s) Import of i xc or spelter un-
wrought in the form of ingots3
cake, tik, and slab (S No.
44(a)/I) against quota licences
issued for this S. No. will be
snb>ect to the following condi-
tions :—
N D
I
A
E X T
f t
A O R D
I
N A R Y
(") The sak/diBtnbutjon of
line or spelter unwrought
in the form of ingots, cake,
ule and slab will be
effected by the Eittblfshed
Importers to tchednled Actu"l
Users on the general
or specific directions of the
Controller of Non-ferrcus
Metals at prices not exceeding
3i% over the Sanded cost
Non-Scheduled or S S. I. unitt
will not be permitted to make
purchftset from ttocki impor-
ted by the Ettabhibed impor-
ter*.
2 1 7
2
l
8
SECTION U—contA.
Remsrtrs
Validity of
Licences
Description Licensing Authority
Policy for Established Importers
Part and S. No. of I T . C. Schedule
T H E
6 r
4
3
5
PART /—contd.
G A Z E T T E
i.No.46 (dl—eatrta
O F
I
N D
I
A
(b) Established Importer^ nil] not he permitted to con- sume and dispose of any portion of the imported stocks of zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, cake, tile and slabs except in accordance with the directions of the Controller of Non-ferroos Metals
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
P A R T
N.B.—Full address The Controller, of 'Control- NoD-fentras ler.appoint- Metals, Direc- ed under the torate General Non-ferrous of Technical Metals Con- Development, trol Order, New Delhi 1958.
I
—
S E C
.
(i) Nickel base alloys and nickel chrome alleys mdud-
Nil
1
] ing manufactures and scraps thereof.
[ (c) Brass, brome and similar alloys, wrought including
Twelve
NiJ
Ports
^. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
months
P A R T
I the following CM. wire, rod, section, sheetj pipe and tnbe and the following manufactures, viM., rod and tube cut tc shape and size but excluding chemicals or imitation gold.
—
S E C (d) Bronze flexible Pipes or tubes for passing gas 01
.
Ni).
fluid under pressure.
1
]
100%
Ports
Twelve
months.
T H E 47 Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billet cathodes- blister barsj electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars.
Quote licences will be granted only to such Established Im- porters who are not applying as
Actual Users.
G A Z E T T E
(0) Quota licences will be valid for imports from U . SA only. The procedure to be followed for imports against quota licen- ces will be announced separately.
O F
I
N D
I
A
(to) Quota licences will be issued subject to the following condi- tions:—
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
(a) Established Importers will be required to report particulars of quota licences issued to- gether with licence number date and value thereof to the "Controller" appointed under the Non-Ferrous Metals Control Order, 1958. The Established Importers should not place orders on the foreign suppHers for the import of copper unwrought falling under this S. No. except in
2 1 9
2 2 0
SECTION U-conttL
Validity
Description
Licensing
Remarks
of
Policy for
Estabfiihed
Importer*
Licences
Ptrtand
5. No. of
J.T.C.
SckcduW
1
2
T H E
6
3
4
5
PART I—cand.
S. No. 47—eontd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
accordance with tbe instruc-
tions issued by the "Control-
ler" appointed under the
Non-Fenoni Metal Control
Order, 1958. E"t"bli"hed Im-
porters will ilio be required
to report tcdMl arrivals of
copper timnouiJit ftUing un-
der thii S. Na to the said
Controller.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A B Y
[
(fc) The sale of imported copper
unwrought will be effected
by Established Im-
porters only against permits
issued by tbe "Controller"
appointed under the Non-
Ferrous Meads Control Order,
195S, at price* cot exceeding
3f% margin orer the landed
cost.
P A B T I
(c) The Established Importers
—
S
i
c
.
will not be permitted to con-
sume and dispose of any por-
tion of the imported nock
1
)
[
P A S T
I
eicept against permits issued
by the "Controller" appoint-
ed under the Non-Ferrous
Meals Control Order, 1958.
—
a) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
S E C
.
(t>) Please see remarks against S. No.
1
]
42/I.
T H E
W.B.—Fall addresa The Controller,
of' Control- Non -Ferrous
ler1 appoint- Metals, Direc-
eduadcrthe torate General
Non-Ferrous of Technical
Metals Con- Development,
trol Order, New Dettu.
1958-
G A Z E T T E
O F
I Antimony ingot regulus and star metalj
N il
47-A
N D Nickel including Nickel scrap in all forms exchid- CCI
I 43
••
A
Twelve
moDthj.
ing manufactures thereof but including nickel pellets
and nickel anodes.
Imports vrill be arranged under
Colombo Plan for supply to Actual
Users.
All copper base alloys including Phosphor copper
ND
49
and cnpro nickel and tcrap of soch alloys in all
forms but excluding aD manufacture*.
E X T R A O R D
I Moael metal unwrought Ports
50
100%
Twelve
month*.
Tungsten metsl powder and other tungsten products . Ports
Twelve
5i
Nfl
A.U4 Please refer to Appendix 4.
N A R Y
Molybdenum metal powder and molybdenum wire . Ports
Twelve
52
Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
2 2 1
2 2 2
SECTION ll-contd.
Remarks
Validity of
Description Licensing Authority
PoBcyfor* Established Importers Tjemrrfl
T H E Pan and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule i
5
4
2
3
PART /—CODCU.
G A Z E T T E
O F
ND
Calcium-manganese silicon and calcium silicide
53
I
N D
I
Iron and steel screws all sort* :
54
A
(a) Nil
(a) Wood screws of the following description :—
i. Counter sank head wood screws lathe pointed.
E X T R A O R D 2. Galvanised Cone Head Roofing Wood Screw*.
I
3. Galvanised Cone Head Cutter Wood Screws.
4. Galvanised Mush Room Head Cotter Wood
N A R Y
Screws.
[
5. Large Head Coffin Screw.
P A R T 6. Sejoare Head Coffin Screw*.
I
—
7. Dowel] Screw.
S E C 8. Laying-in-Screws.
-
1 9, Phillips Recessed Wood Scj"wt.
]
[ (6) Wood screws of the types specified below:—
Nil
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
1
] 1. Counter Sunk Head Wood Screws. 2. Counter Sunk 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-
T H E
Nil
tions:—
*
(0 Coach Screws, Square and Hexagonal Head. (it) Self-Tapping Screws (SheetMetal Screws)
including Hammer Drive Screws-
(d) Leavesfor leaf springs . . . ..
Nil
(0 Earthwire (stranded) . . . ..
Nil
G A Z E T T E 55
O F
(i"0 Steel earth wtre for hydro-^hctnc installations . I .& S . C.
I
Rolling rolls for steel warks (whether of cast iron, cast Tools
55-A
N D steel or forged).
I
A
Fabricated iron and steel sheets, for the construction
Nil
56
of coal tubs and fabricated galvanised iron sheets for roofing railway wagons.
Iron and steel tyres, axles, wheels and buffers, etc.
57
(3) Iron or steel tyres, axles and wheels . . . I.& S.C.
E X T R A O R D
I
(Jb) Iron or steel buffers for locomotives, wagons and
Nil
carriages, whether for railways or tram ways.
N A R Y
ic) Railways or Tramways coiled springs
Nil
( i) Railways or Tramways springs laminated
Nil
2 2 3 Locomotrve pistons, rods and motion parts . • ..
Nil
•
SECTION U-contd.
2 2 4
Description
Validity of
Lieaoces
Licensing
Authority
Remarks
Policy for
Established
Importers
T H E Put and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule i
2
6
3
4
5
PART 11
G A Z E T T E i Dry battery wax, red and black, wooden separators and sealing compounds for batteries and accarna- lators—
O F
I
N D (a) Wooden 3eperators .
(a) N il
••
••
••
I
A
(ft) Dry battery wax, red, black, etc.
(h) N il
••
••
••
2 Deleted.
E X T R A O R D
I
Raw Manila hemp (Fibre) . . . ..
Cal.
Nii
Twelve A.U. Please refer to Appendix 3
4-
months.
N A R Y
[
Raw hemp excluding raw Manila hemp (Fibre)
CaL
Nil
Twelve
Same remark as against S. No. 4
3/H.
months.
P A H T
I
—
Raw sisal fibre . . . . ..
S E C
Cai.
Nil
Twelve
Same remark as against S. No. i
-
3/H.
month 3.
1
]
7
[
AJoe fibre . . ..
Twelve
Same remark as against S. No. 3/iL 6
Nil
CaL
Month*.
G o
P A R T f
I
1
—
Sisal yarn. .
. . ..
—
7
Same remark as against S. No. 3/II.
CaJ.
Nn
3
Twelve months.
S E C
.
1
]
7-A Asbestos manufactures, not otherwise specified.
Nfl
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Potts
Twelve months •
T H E
Packing engines and boilers all sorts, not otherwise
Nil
Ports
Same remark as against S. No. 7-A/II* 7-B
specified.
Twelve months.
G A Z E T T E
Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic packings for all
Nil
Ports
Same remark as against S. No. 7-A/II. 7-C
O F
Twelve months.
machinery.
I
N D
I
Same remark as agaiost S. No. 7-A/II.
A Readymade boiler packing
Nil
8
Ports
Twelve months.
9
E X T R A O R D
I Iron and steel and articles made thereof excepting those covered by Parts I, IV, V and VI of this Schedule (including coated and uncoated 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.
N A R Y
(a) & (b) Machined steel balls above 9/16* dia.
Twelve
Ports Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
9
months*
2 2 5
SECTION U-conttL
2 2 6
Description
Remarks
T Jra"naing Authority
Validity of licences
Policy fi" Established Importers
Port and SJ*o. of LT.C. Schedule
T H E
6 I
a
5
3
4
PART //—contd.
G A Z E T T E
S.No. 9—ctmtd.
O F
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4- (e) Steel balls of sizes 9/16* tn diameter and below Ports
I
Twelve ntonths*
N D
I
(4) CO Coated or tuxoated Arc welding electrodes .
Nil
A
1
(B) Iron or steel coated and oncoated rods, wire, foila and strip for gas welding and
NU
Nil
(") Steel drums and barrels . . ..
E X T R A O R D (/) Welded wire mesh
Nil
I
NU
(/) Others
• •
N A R Y 10 Maaufeciures of copper, excluding scrap and those
men tioned in Part I of the Schedule :
[
(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas
(0) NiJ
••
P A R T welding and brazing.
I
—
(b) Nil
(6) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn elec-
trolytic copper wire )
S E C
.
1
(c) Nil
(c) Others
]
[
II German Silver (including nickel silver) including
Nil
Tons
A.U. Please tefer to Appendix i.
semi-manufactures and snaps thereof.
Twelve months
P A H T
I 12 Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and other manu- Ports
Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appealte 4.
—
facturesnot otherwise specified.
Twelve months
S E C
.
Aluminium in any crude form, including ingots, C.C.I.
Nil
13
1 bars, blocksj slabs, billets, shots and pellets.
Twelve months
]
(0 For the units in the n on-scheduled sector/S.S.I, units,arrangements will be made to meet their re- quirements from canalised imports.
T H E
(n) Allocators in favour of Sche- duled industries will also be made for import of aluminium under the Colombo Plan.
G A Z E T T E Deleted.
14
O F
Nil
15
I Zinc or spelter, manufactured, not otherwise speci- fied, excluding scraps, and those mentioned in Part I of this Schedule,
N D
I
A 16 Manufactures of brass, bronze and similar alloys not otherwise specified excluding scrap and chemicals or imitation gold and those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule :
(") Nil
E X T R A O R D
I (a) Electrode* made of brass, bronze and other similar •Uoys and rods, foil, wire, and strip, made of brass, bronze and other similar alloys for gas welding and brazing.
(£} Others
(i) Nil
N A R Y
17 All sorts of metals and alloys other than Iron and Steel and manufactures thereof, not otherwise specified excluding thote mentioned In Parti I, TV, V and VI of the Schedule.
2 2 7
SECTION Il-confd.
2 2 8
Part and S.No.of Description Licensing
Validity of
Remarks
Authority
Licences
Policy for Established Importer*
LT.C. Schedule
T H E
6 I
2 3
4
5
PART II—contd.
S. No. 17 contd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
(<0W5o%
(0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
I
Twelve months
N D
I
A
(tO Quota iicences for specified mine- rals covered by the Atomic Ener- gy Act, 1948 and orders issued thereunder will be issued only on production of a certificate from the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay, in eaca case.
(fl)(O Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, Ports bismuth, tungsten, molybdenum, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and manufactures thereof including N.'ckel manufactures and also including monel m;tal manufactures, Dental silver alloy in 1 and 5 oz., Packing aluminium iearfwinged, g l u- ing bars and magnesium powder, but excluding non-ferrous semi-manufactures and alloys and also excluding Electrodes, rod, foil, wire and strings for gas welding and brazing made of alloys not otherwise specified.
E X T K A O B D
I
N A R Y
[
(m) Not more than 10% of tie face value of licences granted for this item can be utilised for import of Monel Metal wire doth/Netting, P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
(iv) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of laboratory Pla- tinum ware such as crucibles, baainSj spatulas etc.
1
]
[
P A R T
I
(0 Licences granted under this sub- item will not be valid for import of leadwinged aluminium glaz- ed bars.
—
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
(oXtONil
S E C
.
Twelve months
1
] (a) (tO^eldingjelectrodesmadeof alloys not otherwise specified and rod, foil, wire and strip fox gas weld- ing and fcraxing rnide of alloys not otherwise specified.
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(ft) Non-ferrous semi-mai.ufactti res and alleys
Twelve
Forts
(fc) Nil
T H E
months
A.U. P'ease refer tc A| rexidis 4.
Twelve
Ports
(e)Nil
months
(c) Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 97% of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, tircksj strips, rods, bars, tubes, sections, wires and rivets.
G A Z E T T E
[ Oj A u JT 1 1 1 n f \ j f fl
S C T Hp
*
•
•
•
*•
(d) Nil
O F
I
N D
Some quantity of aluminium ingot may be made available to ?he smaD scale industries from supplies can- alised through agencies approved by Government.
I
A
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
(") OdKTS
Ports
(e) ND
month*
18 Racks far withering of tealeavet
.
• •
* •
Nn
19 (i)Ball Bearings—
CCl/Porta
(t) Ball bearings of 1* in bore (internal) diameter and
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E X T R A O R D
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(1) (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved
Eighteen months
by Government. below as specified in Appendix 14 (1) (a), 14 (1) (b) and 14 (1)
(6) A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
N A R Y
(e) Licences will be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quan- tity will be determined by
2 2 9
SECTION ll-c&ntd.
2 3 0
LJCCQSXSS
Description
Vtlidity
Remarks
Aotbortty
of licences
Policy for Established Importers
T H E Pin md S.No,tf LT.C Scatdale
i
6 a
3
4
5
PART II—ccotd.
G A Z E T T E S, Na.i9(i){0—^omd.
O F
converting the value of the licence at R". 1-43 per bear- ing.
I
N D
I
A
(d) Licences will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holderB inform the li- censing authority about the progress of imports.
P.ighlTfn
CCI/Ports
montht.
(") (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government, (") Ball bearings of i* in bore (internal) diameter and below other than those specified ic Appen- dix 14(1) (a), 14 (i) 0>) and 14 CO (c).
E X T R A O R D
I
(fc) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. N A R Y
[
P A R T
(e) Licences will be issoed subject to both quantity and value u limiting factors. The quantity wSl be determined by converting the value of the bcence at Rs. 1 • 43 per bearing.
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.
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(d) Licences will also be iwwei subject to the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the progress of imports.
[ (m) Bail bearings above I* in bore (internal) dia- CCI/Ports
Eighteen months.
meter and upto and including 2* in bore (internal) diamsteras spaciiled in Appendix 14 (2).
P A R T
(w) (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government,
I
(b) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
—
S E C
.
1 J
(e) Licences will be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quanti- ty will be determined by converting the vriue of the licence at Rs. 3*15 per bearing. T H E
\d) T jcrncca will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the progress of imports.
G A Z E T T E
Eighteen
(iv) Ball bearings above I* aad upto and indodinjj CCI/Port3
months.
(TP) (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government. 2* ia bore (internal) Jumeter other than those; specified in Appendix 14 (2).
O F
I
N D
I
A
(fc) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (c) Licences will be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quan- tity wiU be determined by converting the value of the licence at Rs. 3-1$ per bearing.
E X T R A O R D
I
(d) Licences will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holders inform the li- censing authority alxmt the Droeress of imports.
N A H Y (a) Ball bearings above 2* in bore (internal) dia- CCI/Ports
Eighteen niontns.
meter upto and including 3' as specified in Appendix 14 (3).
(c) (a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government
(b) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4,
2 3 1
SECTION H—contd.
2 3 2
Remarks Description
Policy for Validity Established of Importers Licences
Licensing Authority
Ptrttnd S.No."f LT.C. Schedule
T H E
i
2
6
3
4 S
PART II—contd.
G A Z E T T E SJffc I9(IX"0—conttLg
O F
I
N D
I
A
(e) Licences wiH be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting fectors. The quanti- ty will be determined by con- verting tie value of the licence at Rs. 5-0 per bearing.
(d) Licences wiD also be issued subject to the conditions that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the progress of imports.
E X T R A O R D
I
(vi) Ball bearings above z* in bore (internal) dia- CCI/Pom
meter upto and including 3* othei than those
•. Eighteen months.
specified in Appendix 14 (•}).
(vi) (a) Import will be canalised thiobgh an agency approved by Government.
N A R Y
[
(*) A- U. Pfcase refer to Appendix 4.
P A H T
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(c) Licences wiH be issued subject to both quantity and value as limiting factors. The quantity will be determined by con- verting the value of the licence at Rs. 5-0 per bearing.
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[
P A R T
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(4) Licences will also be issued subject to the condition that licence holders inform the licensing authority about the progress of imports.
S E C
.
(p") Ball bearings above 3* in bore (internal) dia- CCI/Ports
1
] meter other than those specified in Appedix 14(4).
Eighteen months*
(a) Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government.
(b) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
T H E
(urn) Ball bearings over 3* in bore (internal) diameter CCI
.Eighteen
specified in Appendix 14(4).
months.
Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government.
Nil
G A Z E T T E (fx) Component parts of ball bearings not other- Wise specified including accessories like sleeves, nuts and washers.
O F 19 •'*) (0 Roller bearings . . . , ,, CCI/Ports
.. Eighteen
I
months*
(") import will be canalised through an agency approved by Govern- ment.
N D
I
(a) A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
A
(m) Roller bearing imported without pedestals or housing can be import- ed against this serial number.
E X T R A O R D
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N A R Y
(ro) Roller Assembly is also classified under S. N o, 19(2) (i)/II and its import will also be allowed against licence* granted for component parts of Roller bearings falling under S. No. i9(2Xii).'n.
(") Component part* of Roller bearings including CCI
aocetsorieg, such as sleeves, nuts and washers
Eighteen months
(.0 Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Govern- ment.
2 3 3
SECTION U-cimfd.
2 3 4
Description
Remarks
Validity of Licences
T 4<* rifting Authority
P ut and S.No.of LT.C. Scbtdale
Policy for Established Importers
T H E
1
6 a
3
5
4
PART //—comd.
G A Z E T T E S.No, 19 (2) (a)—eomd.
O F
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N D
I
A
(it) Roller Assembly is also classi- fied under S. No. 19(2X0/11 and its Import will also be allowed against licences granted for com- ponent parts of Roller bearings falling under S. No. i9(2)Cii)/IL
(3X0 Taper roller bearings . . . ..
CCI/Ports
••
Eighteen months
(1) Import will be canalised through an agnecy approved by Govern- ment.
(w) A.U. Please refer to Appendis 4
E X T R A O R D
I
(B) Component parts of Taper roller bearings .
CCI
Eighteen months
Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government.
N A B Y
2O (1} Metal wooing tools :
[
Twelve
Ports
Nil
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
months
P A R T
I (a) Tools and cutters tipped with either Tungsten Carbide or Stellite solid or Ceramic or other oxide tips (including irserted types) and spare tips thereof.
—
A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4
Nil
Porte
S E C
.
Twelve months
1 (6) Milling Cutters, Gear Cutters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools.
]
f
Nil
Ports
Twelve
A.U Please refer Co Appendix 4.
monthi
P A R T
I (c) Metal working saws (including power opera- ted backsaw blades), wire drawing dies end other metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.
—
20 (a) Wood Working Tools
S E C
.
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]
Nil
(o)(0 Circular saws, indutive of inserted blade types .
Twelve
A.U
Pom
Please refer to Appendix 4
months
Twelve
Nil
(U) Wood working band saws
Ports
A U Please refer to Appendix 4
T H E
months
{hi) Other machine worked saws
Nfl
POT S
Twelve
(b) Machmt worked cutters including all machine
Nil
A.U Please refer to Appendix 4.
G A Z E T T E
months
worked wood-working tools not elsewhere specified
O F
(3) The following hand tools.
I
N D
I
Twelve
A.
Ports
U. Please refer to Appendix 4
Nil
(") (0 FJes and Rasps .
A
months
(ft) Emery wheel dressers and cutters
Nil
A>
Ports
Nil
(m) Glass cutting or writing diamond tools
U Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve months
E X T R A O E D
I
Nil
(3) (*>X0 Tube expander*, Hand saws other than
fret or piercing taws
N A K Y
Nd
(tO Hacksaw blades . ..
Nil
("•) Fret or piercing saws and coping saws
2 3 5
SECTION TL—contd.
2 3 6
Remarks Part and S. No. of Description Licenting Authority
PoHcyfor Established Importers
Validity of Licences
LT.C. Scbedute
T H E
6 1 2
3
4
5
PAST II—conti
d.
G A Z E T T E
O F (4) (a) Adjustable hand reamers or expanding "j
I
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
remmers
1 Ports
Nil
months
CW Twist drills and reamers less than 3/64* dta. |
N D
I
A (c) Carbide tfpped drills and reamer* . . J
Nil
(
above.
E X T R A O R D
I 21 The following precision and measuring tools t
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
(1) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Ver- Bom.
Nil
N A R Y
months
[
P A H T
I
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S E C
.
1
] nier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gauges, Micrometer Depth Gauges, Rule Depth Gau- ges, Planer and Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Ganges, Thickness Gauge stocks, Twist Drill and Machine Screws Tap Ganges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gau- ges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indicators.
[
P A R T
I
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S E C
.
1
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T H E Lathe Test Indicators, Siraigflt Edges, Indicator* Attachments, Vernier Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protractors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear Tooth Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened and Tooth Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened Ground Steel Parallels Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Bevels, Com- bination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gauges strips and also such other measuring tools and instruments used in the engineering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or com- paring physical dimensions.
( 2) T o ol M a k e r s' B u t t o ns
Nil
G A Z E T T E
S a nd p a p er a nd g l a ss p a p er . ..
2,2
O F
Nil
I
N D Valve grinding pa3tes and compounds
I
Nil
23
A
Grinding wheel3 and segments, abrasives, grinding
bolts, rolls and discs—
(si (1) Diamond lapping wheels or grinding 1 wheels impregnated with diamond dust. 1
E X T R A O R D
I
(a) Nfl^
(if) Other manufactures of synthetic abrasive f grains—impregnated with diamond dust. J
N A R Y
(&) Grinding wheels and segments
(6) Nil
(c) Others
2
SECTION U-contd.
2 3 8
Remarks Description
Validity of Licences
Policy for Established Importers
Licensing Authority
Put"nd S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
6
5
2
4
3
I
PART //—contd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I Carborundum files, abrasive bricks, emery powder, emery grain, emery cloth, emery paper, abrasive grain and carborundnm powder—
N D
I
A
Nil
(a) Emery fillets
Nil
(ft) Crocus paper and emery polishing papers of
standard micron gradings.
Nil
(") Water proof abrasive paper and cloth
A. U. Please refer to Appendr* 4.
Twelve
Nil
Ports
E X T R A O R D (d) Emery grain, emery powder, abrasive and
I
months
carborundum grain and powder.
(<) Nil
0) Others
N A R Y
[
(1) Graphite Crucibles for pit furnaces
26
P A R T (2) Graphite Crucibles including covers, muffles,
I
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
Ports
Nil
rings and stands far tilting furnaces
—
months
(3) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for pit fired furnaces
S E C
I I 14) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for tilting furnaces
[
Belt cement . . . . . . ..
Nil
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P A R T
I
Nil
Belt dressing
27-A
•-
—
28 Belting for machinery ajl sorts, including belt laces
S E C
.
and belt fasteners ;—
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Nil
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T H E
Nil
(2) Leather belting
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(3) Deleted.
G A Z E T T E
(a) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Nil
(4) V-Belts, V-Belts endiess—made of leather
Twelve months
or rubber.
O F
I
N D
(£) Licences for the sub-serial number will not be valid for im- port of Link belting.
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(s) All belts whose inside circum- ference is between 29 inches and 60 inches and correspond to 'A', 'B' and 'C Sections of V-Belts should be regarded as Fan Belts and their import will not be allowed against licences issued for this sub-item.
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
N A R Y
Ports
(5) Hair Belting
(5) Nil
Twelve months
(6) Nil
(6) Cotton belting, cotton rabberised belting,
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eotton bttmninised belting.
2 3 9
'
SECTION U-contd.
2 4 0
Validity
Part and S. No. of DescriDtion
Remarks
Licensing Authority
of Licences
Policy for Established Importers
I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
6 I 2
3
4
5
PART //-contd.
G A Z E T T E S. N o. 28—contd.
O F (j) Spindle tape . . . . . ..
(7) Nil
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(8) R o b b er covered conveyor belting
Ports
(8) NH
N D
I
Twelve months
A
CO A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (") Plastic covered conveyor belting will also be allowed import against licencesformbbercoveTed conveyor belting.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
Cm) Licences issued will be valid for the import of rubber covered conveyor belting having rubber covering all round and the thickness of the covering being not less than 1/32 inches and genertlly conform ing to British Standard SpedflcationiS No. 490-1950 or any one of the equivalent stan- dard.
P A S T (.9) R u b b er p ly transmission belts . . ..
Nil
I
—
..
Nil
( i o) Balata belting
S E C
Nil
( n) Endless flat belts, endless cone d r um beltsj a nd
.
•-
1 endless m a de up machine belts.
]
[ 7
Nill
( u) SlngI:Boft Belt fasteners . . . ..
G
P A R T o
I f I
Nil
(13) Double Bolt Belt r^teuers.
—
—
4
S E C
.
(.14) Deleted.
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(IS) Deleted.
T H E
(16) Steelbeltbciog(AUigatortype)
Nil
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20%
{17) Steel belt lacing (other than Alligator types) . . Ports
Twelve months
Nil
(18) Others
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
Nil
39 Power driven road rollers and component parts thereof. C C I.
Twelve months
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
1. Applications for import of spare parts of toad rollers from Es- tablished Importers end authorised agents, who are responsible for ser- vicing the old typ^s ot road rollers imported in the past will be con- sidered in consultation with the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation (Transport Wmg) and Directorate General of Technical Development, The applications should be made by 30-6-1964. N A R Y
The applicants should furnish the following additional particulars :—
(i) Actual* imports of spares in the
basic period of the applicant;
2 4 1
SECTION Il-confd.
2 4 2
Policy for
Description
Remarks
Established Importers
Validity of Licences
Authority
Part and S.No.of I.T.C Schedule
T H E
2
6 i
S
3
4
PART //—contd.
S. N o. 39—contd.
G A Z E T T E
(u) Actual best year's imports of complete road rollers by the applicants for which they have servicing obligations' and O F
I
("*) Extern of firm A.U. order pending with the applicants.
N D
I
A
2. Licences issued under this S. No, will not be valid for import of spares specified elsewhere, i. e., ball bearings etc. and items detailed in List III to Appendix
E X T H A O R D
I 30 Diesel engines of all typei and component parts thereof except spare parts for internal combustion engines of road vehicle type :—
Ports
(a) Diesel engines of 0-3 H.P. . . ..
(a) Nil
Twelve months
N A B Y
[
(0 Import of this item will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of the I.T.C. Schedule.
P A R T
I
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S E C
.
(it) Applications from Established Im- porters for import of spare parts of this item against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authorities at the
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P A R T
I
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S E C
.
ports and licences granted on a quota of 2-iJ2% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. Such licences where granted WOEW be subjected to the same conditions/ restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. No. 30 (/)(w)/
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n.
(ft) Nil
Same as remark (0 against S. No. (b} Diesel engines above 3 H.P. and upto and including
3o(a)/II.
30H-P.
T H E
Same as remark (B) against S. No.
WNa
(c) Diesel engines above 30 H.P Ports
Twelve months 30 (fl)/TI.
Same remarks as against S. No. (
Twelve montiis
3OW/II.
G A Z E T T E
O F supplied with bell housing, carrying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is protected with zinc coating or is made of bronze and starting con- trivance is at high level to facilitate hand starting).
I
Same aa remark (i) against S. No. (") Diesel engines of Road vehicular type excluding
N D
I spare* thereof.
A
Cf) Spare parts of diesel/engines other than spares
for road vehicular type diesel engines : (0 Fuel injection equipment and component
Transferred to List III—Appendix
parts thereof^
26. g
(a) Aircleaners
Transferred to List III—Appendix
26.
E X T R A O R D
I
(7/A Others • • • • > •• Ports
Twelve
N A B Y
(W-)I2J% o r i i% on Imports of complete engines.
(to) (1) Ouota wiB be calcnlated on the basis of imports of all spares felling under this Serial number or ahemativery on the basis of ij per cent, of huff of best year's imports of complete diesel engines. Licences will be valid only for the import of spares
2 4 3
SECTION n—contd.
2 4 4
Validity
Description
Remarks
of Licences
Licensing Authority
PoKcy for Established Importer*
T H E Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule
i
2
6
3
4
5
PART //—contd.
G A Z E T T E
S. No, ?o (J)(Uty—comd,
O F
I
N D
I
not otherwise specified. Not more than io per cent, of the face value of the quote licence pin be utilised for the import of the following items :—
A
(0 Cylinder blocks, (a) Base plates. (w) Flywheels. (HI) FryVheei keys.
E X T R A O R D
I
(2) Licences issued under this Sub- item will not be valid for import of spares specified elsewhere i.e. Ball bearings etc. and items detailed in List III of Appendix 26.
N A R Y
[
P A R T
(3) Upto half percent. of the face value of licences can be utilised for import of bolts, nuts, studs. Washers and screws for Diesel engines,
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(4) Pressure gauges for tractor, earth moving equipments and for in- dustrial type diesel engines will be allowed clearance upto 1 '2% of the face value of quota licences for this item.
{ P A R T 31 Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines of the typeft(^ei- clucling automobile units) and component parts thereof except spare parts for petrol internal com- bustion engines of road vehicle type :
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S
I
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.
(
(a) Complete engines
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Import of this item wiji not be allowed against licences foi spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of the I.T.C. Schedule.
T H E
(£) Parts thereof ^
Forts
Twelve months
Licences will not be valid for import of spares specified elsewhere i.e., Ball bearings etc. and items detailed
in List III of Appendix 26.
25% or 2\% on imports of complete engines.
G A Z E T T E
O F
(t) Same remark as against S. No.
Nil
(tj Out-board Motors
Ports
I
Twelve months
3 i ( " / H.
N D
I
A
(") Spare parts of this item will be hcensed to estadished importers on a quota of 5 % of half of then- best year's imports of this item.
{itt) A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
E X T R A O R D
I
32 Motors and Generators of any type or design and
component parts thereof—
N A R Y
(a) N i£
(a) Fractional horse power motors (including motors upto one HJ>.) suitable for D .C supply or single phase.
2 4 5
SECTION U—contd.
2 4 6
Validity
Description
Remarks
Licensing Autnonty
Policy for .Established Importers Licence
Part and S.No.of LT.C. Schedule
T H E 1
6
3
5
4
PARTII—contd.
S.No. 32—contd.
G A Z E T T E
(id Nil
O F
C.C.I./ Ports
Twelve months
I (i) A.C. 3 phase, squirrel cage motors upto 30 H.P. conforming to details of construction and design as given below and siipring motors from 10 to 3oHj>.
N D
I CO Type-Standard/High Torque (including loom
A motors)/smooth acceleration.
(it) Voltage—200—550.
(m) Spindle—Horizontal or vertical. (10) Enclosure—Screen protected/drip-proof totally
enclosed (including fan cooled).
(0 Piohibitcd types of motors specified in sub-items (b) and (c) of ibis S. No. will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment provided the motor shaft is directly coupled to the drivingmediani&mandthese can be regarded as integral, as hitherto or have been built-in built-on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.
E X T R A O R D
I
(2) A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(c) Motors of the types mentioned in (b) above bat Ports
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
N A R Y
from 31 H.P. to 50 H J.
Twelve months
[
A.U Please refer to Appendix 4,
Ports
(<0 Other tvpcs of motors
Twelve
Nil
months
P A B T
I (e) Parts of Moton
Port*
—
Twelve months
S
I
C
15% or i l% on imports of complete motors.
-
(a) Licences will not be valid for import of spares, specified else- where, 1. e., Ball bearings, etc. and items detailed in list III of Appendix 2^.
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[
P A R T
(6) Licences will be issued subject to the condition that these will not be valid for import of motors in CKD condition.
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S E C
.
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T H E
(c) Applications from Sole Selling Agents of variable speed motors who are not quota holders of this sub-item for Import of ipare parts of motors will be considered by the Jt. C.C.I, Bombay on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner.
(d) A. U. Pl"ase refer to Appendix 4.
A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(*) Electric Generators .
Ports
G A Z E T T E
tf) Nil Eighteen months
O F
I C?) Generating Set
Ports
(0 A. U. Please refer to
C*)Nil
Appendix 4.
Eighteen months
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(ft) Licences issued under this S. No. will be valid for the import of internal combustion engines as prime movers^ if imported as a part of the generating sets, provided that :— (a) Engines ""develop less than 3 H.P. at a speed of 1500 R.P.M. and above (on a 12-hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.
N A R Y
(i) Engines develop mote than 30 H. P. (on a 12 hour rat- ing) according to B.S S. 649/1949.
2 4 7
SECTION ll-contd.
2 4 8
Policy for
Description
Remarks
Validity of Licences
Licensing Authority
Estiblished Importers
Put and S.N0.0I I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
1
6 2
4
3
5
PART II—contd.
S. No. 3a(g)—cetttd.
G A Z E T T E
C F
I
N D
I
A
(m) It should be noted that such internal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime movers under this Serial Number unless the engines are integ- rally coupled with the equip- ment of which they are the prime movers.
NOTE : For the purpose of this res- triction integral coupling would mean:
E X T R A O R D
I
(a) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven machinery, or
N A R Y
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P A R T
(b) the driving and the driven machinery being of such construction as to have one common and continuous ' shaft.
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(rp) Import of this item will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of the I.T.C. Schedule.
[
(1) A. V. Please refer to Appendix 4- (h) Parts of Generators
Potts
Twelve months
P A R T
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S E C
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1
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T H E
(H) Applications from Established Importers for licences for this item will be considered in con- sultation with the Di rectors te General of Technical Develop- ment by licensing authorities at ports. The intending im- porters should produce an evi- dence of their maintenance obligation of the equipments and workshop facilities for ser- vicing. They should also pro- duce their quota certficate and the extent of licences obtained during April 63—March, 1964,
G A Z E T T E
Ports
O F
Twelve months
I 33. Pneumatic plants consisting of prime movers and auxi- liary equipment including parts thereof and electric tools and parts thereof, excluding those licensed by the Development Officer, Tools.
N D
I
A
(0 Pneumatic and welding hoses are not covered by this serial number except when imported as a part of a complete Pneumatic plant. Such hoses exceeding 50 feet in length will also be allowed clear- ance with a pneumatic plant pro- vided the value of the hose does not exceed 2} per cent of the face value of the licence.
E X T R A O R D
I
(li) Licences issued under this S. No. uil! be valid for the import of imernal combustion engines as prime movers if imported as a part of the Pneumatic plant provided that :—
N A R Y
(a) engines develop less than 3 H.P. at a speed of 1500RJP.M. and above (on a 12-hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/I949-
2 4 9
SECTION II—contd.
2 5 0
Policy for Validity
Description
Remarks
Licensing Established of
Authority Importers Licences
Part and S.No.of I.T.G Schedule
T H E
2
I
6
3 4 5
PART II—contd.
G A Z E T T E
S. No. 33—contd
O F
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N D
(6) Engines develop more than 30 HJ*. (on a 12 hour rating) according to B S S 649/1949.
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A
E X T R A O R D
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(m) It should be noted that such internal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H J. cannot be imported as prime movers under this S. No. unless the engines are in- tegrally coupled with the equip- ment of which they are the prune movers.
N A R Y
NOTE.—For the purpose of this res- triction, integral coupling would means—
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P A R T
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(ft) the driving and the driven machinery being of such con- struction as to have one com- mon and continuous shaft- ,
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P A R T
iv) Quota licences granted under this serial number will not be valid for import of spare parts of the prune movers.
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(p) Licences will not be vaiid for import of spares specified else- where, i e.t Bail bearings etc. and items detailed in List III of Appendis 26.
T H E
(pi1) Import of this item will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial No. of the LT.C Schedule.
G A Z E T T E
(CT'O licences will not be valid for import of internal combustion en- gines unless they form part of the imported pneumatic plant.
O F
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(em) Quoti licences for this S. No. can also be validated in consulta- tion with the Directorate General of Technical Development by the licensing authorities for im- port of gas-compressors (hy- drogen, ammonia etc) falling under S. No. 33-B./II. Such requests will be considered only against firm A U. orders from the food processing and food preservation industries
E X T R A O R D
I
(tx) Quota licences will not be valid
for import of Car lifts.
N A R Y
(*) Bolts, nuts, screws and washers whether specifically adapted for use on Air Compressors or not will be allowed clearance to the extent of t% of the face value of licences tinder this S. No.
2 5 1
:
Z
5
SECTION U-contd.
2
Description
Remarks
Policy for
Established
Importers
Validity of Licences
Licensing Authority
Part and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule
T H E
I
6
4
3
S
PART II—contd.
S.No, 33.—ctntd.
G A Z E T T E
(it) Licences granted for this item will not be valid for import of Pressure Switches.
O F
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N D
I
A
(HI) Quota licences will be valid only for the import of pneum- atic tools and spare parts there- of and spare parts and accesso- ries cf pneumatic plants. The import of complete Pneumalic Plants will not be permitted. The imports of pneumatically operated spray painting equip- ment will also not be permit- ted.
E X T R A O R D
I
Nil
33-A Industrial Exhaust Fans and Blowers
Ports
Twelve months
N A R Y
(f) This serial number covers only compressors without prime movers.
[ 33-B Compressors air or gas portable or stationary but not being imported as an integral part of any spray paint- ing or refrigerating or air-conditioning equipment or as component parts of any engine.
P A H T
I
(if) Additional licences equal to 25% of the face value of quota licences for thi* Sr. No. will be issued for the import of spare partSj not otherwise specified.
—
S E C
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1
(m) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will not be valid for im- port of Air Compressors.
]
[
fro) Please also see remark (mi)
againstS.No. 33/H.
P A R T
I 34 Power driven pumps and component parts thereof
excluding trailer pumps :—
—
(a) (0 Special pumps for fused caustic soda or acid3
MXO NiT
S E C
.
1
(aX")Nil
] (ft) 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.
T H E
(f) Centrifugal pump3 and/or pumping sets—
(I) With horizontal stiindlt'—
(i) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil Twelve
(i) having delivery outlet 6* dia. and less Ports
months
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(2) Import of this item will not be allowed against licences for spare parts of machinery falling imde anv other Serial Number of the I . t . C. Schedule.
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(3) (a) A pumping set is a power driven pump directly coupled to3 close coupled to or driven through a belt chain or gears by a prime mover or a motor, the pumps and the prime mover ci the motor being mounted together in the same bed plate or trolley, and the horse power of the prime mover or the motor miist match the horse power required to run die rumps at its maximum output.
N A B Y
(6) Licences wil! not be valid for the import of pumping set where the prime mover 13 a motor of the prohibited category.
2 5 3
SECtlON tl-contd.
2 5 4
Description
Licensing Authority
Remarks
Policy for Established Importers
Validity of Licences
Part and S. No.of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
2
6
I
3
4
5
PART H—comd.
S. No. 34(bXiX0—contd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(c) Licences issued under this S.No. will be valid for the import of in- ternal combustion engines as prime movers if imported a a part of the pumping set provided that : —
N D
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(t) Engines develop less than J H.P. at a speed of 1,500 RPM and above (on a 12 hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.
(it) Engines develop more than
30 H.P. (on a 12 hour rating according to B.S.S. 649/1949.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
{d) It should be noted that such in- ternal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime movers under this S. No. unless the engines are in- tegrally coupled with the equip- ment of which they are the prime movers.
P A H T
I
NOTE.—For the purpose of this res- trictionj integral coupling would mean
—
S
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C
.
(a) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven
1
aachinery, or
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P A R T
I
{b) the driving and the driven machinery being of such con- struction as to have one com- mon and continuous shaft.
—
(B) Having delivery outlet above 6* dia. and upto Ports
(j) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
S E C and including 12* dia.
Twelve months
.
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(s) Same remarks as at 2 and 3(0} (b), (c) and (d) against sub-sena] No. S4(&XIXf/II.
(b) (1) (m) Having delivery outlet above 12* diameter .
T H E
Ni]
34
Please see remarks at 2 and 3 (a), (6), (Vi & {d) against S. No. 34
(fcxrxo/n.
(6X2) Centrifugal pumps, and/or pumping set with
Nil
34
vertical spindle.
G A Z E T T E
Please see remarks at 2 and 3 (a), (b), (c) & id) against S. No. 34 (fcXDW/n.
(c) Non-centrifugalpumps, and/or pumping sets
Please see remarks at 2 and 3
Nil
34
O F
I
id), (b\ (c)&(d) against S. No. 34 (b/JXi
N D
I {d) Power driven petro! dispensing (Kerb side) Pumps
Nil
34
A
A. U. Pkase refer to Appendix 4.
(") Spare parts of power driven pumps excluding Trailer Ports
Twelve
Nil
34
months
pumps
Polishing bobs and wheels, scratch brushes tnd scour-
Nil
34-A
ing brushes for polishing machines.
E X T R A O R D
I Manual operated pumps and component parts excluding
35
stirrup pumps :—
(a) Petrol and oil pomps and parts thereof
(a) Nil
N A R Y
(5) Other types of Hand Pumps
{" Nil
(c) Parts
(<0 Nil
2 5 5
SECTION U-conUL
5 6
Validity
Part and S. No. of
of
Remarks Description
• t 1 r .frynKing Authority
Licences
Policy for Established Importers]
I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
i
6 2
3
4
5
PART Il—conld.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I The following articles of machinery not otherwise specified in this schedule when required for jute industry, hemp industry tea industry, iron and steel production work, electric supply undertakings) and mines and quarries :—
N D
I
A
Nil
CaL
Eighteen months.
(1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (including fire engines) and other machines, in which the prime mover is not separatable from the operative parts.
E X T R A O R D
I
(i) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (fi) Applications from established Importers having firm orders from Actual Users will be consi- dered in consultation with the technical authorities concerned. The applicants should give full particulars and justification for the machinery sought to be im- ported.
N A R Y (2) Machines and sets *of machines to be worked by elec- tric, steam, water, fire or other power not being manual or animal labour or which before being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving part3.
[
(it*) licences will be granted subject to certain special conditions inde Plant and Machinery Hand Book 1952,
(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated
P A H T
I
(iv) Licences will not ordinarily be valid for machines and spare parts of machines mentioned ia Appendix 35.
—
(v) Attention is also invited to the
Note in Appendix 35.
S E C
- by manual QT animal labour which are designed for use in an industrial system as parts indispen- sable for its operations and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.
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(") Not more than 5% of the face value of the licences for machi-
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G
P A R T o
I f I
—
—
5
S a c
.
(4) Control ge?r (other than electric self acting or "1 otherwise) arid transmission gear (other than j electric) designed for use with any machinery I above specified including driving chains, but ex- }• eluding driving ropes not made of cotton and [ | belting. J
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nery falling under this serial number or Rs. 500/-, whichever is higher can be utilised for im- port of spa re parts, not otherwise specified Under this provision, import of spa*; parts faliing un- ter other serial numbers like ball bearings, belting etc. and those detailed in List III of Appendix 26 will not be permitted.
T H E
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(n>) Licences issued under this S. Ko. will be vahd for the import of internal combustion engines (other than road vehicular type) as prime movers if-imported as a partoftheplantprovidedthat : (a) Engines develop less than 3 H.P. ataspeed ofisooR.P.M. and above (on a 12-hour rat- ing ) according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949.
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(J) Engines develop more than 30 H . P. (on a 12 hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949. (viii) It should be noted that such internal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be im- ported as prime movers under this Sr. No. unless the engines are integrally coupled with the equipment of which they are the prime movers.
N A R Y
NOTE.—For the purpose of this res- trie tionj integral coupling would mean :
(a)Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven machine! y, or
2
5 7
SECTI0N 11-contd,
2 S X
Description
R-maiks
Liceasing Authority
Policy for Established Importers
Validity of Licences
Part and S. N'o.of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
2
i
6
5
3
A
PART //—contd.
?. Xc. ?5''i-4J—c^nitd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(J>) The driving and the driven machinery being of such con- struction as to have one com- mon and continuous shaft, (we) S. No. 36 (i-4)/II.—Joint item*. C*) Prohibited types of motors speci- N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
fied in S, Nos. ;2 (b) and (c),ll will be allowed cl'-urance wjth machinery ir>J equipment pio- vided the moior sbati is directlj coupled to the driving mechan- ism and these can be regarded as integral, as hitherto or have been built-in, built-on. flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism w:th the plant and machinery.
N A R Y
(") Licences wdl not be valid for im- port of second-hand machinery falling under S. No. 36/II.
[
Oil.
50%
(0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (ti) Same remarks as against
iighteen months
P A R T
I
S. No. 36'.i-4);H.
—
(0 Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item w No. 72(3) of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2)., 1 1) and (4) above excluding those covered by Serial "id. s^ oi Part V of this Scaedulele
S E C
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(isi) Those -who have no past imports of parts will be gran'ed licences on the basis ol 5% of import s of coinp le te machiiiery.
[
P A R T
I
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(iiA Not more than 2% cf the face value of Iictrcs gii. =L torS.No.36L5)oll-di.IIc4 1 be utiljscj for lie imp t: of • jli b-aringsi'LH sp cifku in Appen- dix 14 ot this B^uk
S E C
.
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(c) Oil seals, cap screws, bolrs and nuts specially adapted ILI use in ttustypc of macnii.trj can also be lmpoi 1 ed against licences issued under this sub-item.
T H E
(vt) Licences will not be valid for import of sparts spcciljed else- wtn-rei.e.j ball beai'agi etc. and items deluded in List III ot Appendix 26.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
(vX) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of safety hooks, cage chain suspension gear and wire hope cap pies,
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(ptti) The import of steel perforated sheets which have been giveh special shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licences for this Sr. No. as a compocent part of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated sheets.
N A R Y
(ix) Steel perforated sheers which can be used for multifarious purposes and which have not been given a special shape or quality so as to make them
2 5 9
SECTION U.-contd.
2 6 0
Validity
01
Description
Remarks
Policy for Established Importers Licences,
Licensing Authority
Part and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule
T H E
i
2
t
3
5
4
PART II—contd.
G A Z E T T E
S. No. 36 (S)—e
O F
I
N D
I
A
suitable for a particular machine only will fell under S. No. 9(g)/IIand their import will not be allowed against the licence for this S. No.
00 Perforated steel sheets for use on machines which are prohibit- ed for import vide Appendix 35 will not be permitted to be im- ported.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
P A R T
I
(xi) Upto 5% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-S. No. wul be valid for import of electrical control gear which are specially designed for machines like coal cutters and which when imported separately would be classifiable under S. No. 42/II.
—
S E C
.
[Kit) Quota licences issued for this item will not be valid for import of
calendar bowl*.
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[ (6) Machines or parts of machines LO oe worked CaL
Nil
P A R T
I
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S E C
.
1
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Twelve Applkat* ns from established import- inontTS. ers foi import of spare parts of this item n.o.s. against their import of complete niachinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authority concerned aad licences granted on a quota oi2\% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period.
by manual or animal labour, not ocnerwise speci- fied aad any machines (except) such as are de- signed to be used exclusively in industrial processes which require for their operation less than one quarterof onebrakehorse power excluding type- writers and sewing machines and parts thereof, duplicators of all types and also excluding those machines and/or parts thereof which are included in Appendix 35.
36-B The following hardware, Iron monger? and tools,
T H E
Nil
namely, agriculturaj implements, not otherwise specified and pruning knives and parts thereof;— (a) Pruning knives . . . .. (6) Others . . . . . ..
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I 37(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 preparation machinery and looms ; bobbins; dobbiea ; jacquard machines ; jacquard harness linen cords ; jacquard cards ; punching plates forjacquared cards; warping mills; multiple box sleys ; solid border sleys ; tape sleys ; swivel skys ; tape looms ; heald knitting machines; dobby cards lattices and lags for dobbses ; sizing machines ; doubling machines ; cone winding machines ; piano card cutting machines ; harness building frames ; card lacing frames ; drawing and denting hooks; sewingthread ballmaidngmachines ; cumbli finishing machinery J hank boilers ; mail eyes lingoes ; take up motions ; temples and pickers ; picking bands ; pickingsticks ; printing machines :—
N A R Y
(a) Jute bobbins . . . ..
(a) Nil
• •
(&) Pickers (e) Shuttles (d) Picking bands
r<" Nil (0 Nil (i)Nfl
2 6 1
SECTION U-contd.
2 6 3
Validity
Part and S- No. ef
d cf
Remarks Description
Licences
Licensing Authority
Policy for Establish^ Importer*
I.T.C. Schedule i
2
T H K
3
4
5
PART //--wntd.
S. No. 37(i)— xmtd.
G A Z E T T E
(e) PicWng sticks -
(0 Picking stcks and Picking Arm
W Na
••
••
O F
sie one and the ssire Ihirg,
I
(0 A. U. Please refer to Appendis 4.
CO Nil (/) Eighteen
if) Other Jute Mill Stores covered by this Serial Ne. CaL
(it) Same rerpsrks as against S. No.
months.
N D
36fl—4) of Pert II.
I
A
iui) Licences issued under this sub-item will not be valid for import of Plar.etree rollers.
37(2) O mpoaent parts as defined in Impon Tififf Iiem No. CaL
(1) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (2) S^me remarks as against S. No.
Eighteen months.
36,'!—4} of Part II.
i2i%oni0 /c on imports of complete machines.
72-'^) of machinery specified in enluse (1) abovCj excluding th^se covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
(3) Not mere thin lo"'0 of the face value of the licence can be utilised for the import of (1) Loom swords^ (") Box Fronts, fiii) P.ovir.g steadiers, and (iy) Beam flanE.es.
[
(4) Quota licences will not be 1 vaixi for import of card and
giU rics. EH't card staves.
P A R T
I
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S E C
.
)
[
P A R T
I
—
S E C
1
]
^' The import of steel perforated •>h;-ts which have been given a ^jccal buipe or qualry required li^r 3 piTi-cul'ir machine will not b'- tJ]_ v .j ,ig ms'licence* for this S. K c. as> a c o m p o m rr i"*?* of the Uischine v ualcss die licence i> su-iablv endorsed by the h ^ n s i ng auttinrity to permit the import of such perforated sheets,
T H E
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
(a) Stee! p;rf rated sheets which can be usej K>r mul'ifaroas purposes and which have not been ^ven a special shape ci q'ii'itj so as to make them s^ taols tor a p a it'cult, r machine only wit! ull under S, No. 9 (g •/ II and their import w,U not be allowed agairst the licences foi this Senal No.
N D
I
A
(9) Perforar"d steel sheets fcr cse on m-iclunc-s whTch are prohibited for import vide Appendix 35 •will pet be permitted to be imported.
3 7-A The fallowing compoL^nt parts ef machinery when
required for the Railways ;—
E X T R A O R D
I
ComDoaent part>, not otherwise specified in this Sche- C CL
N A R Y
Twelve Licences wiil be granted only under months trie special procedure for stores ordered by Goverament Railwavs. >
1 dole of vlaciirs-ry as deined in item 72{a)of the first Si*ieduia M ihe IrtdianTariffAct, 1934 namely, such parts on!v 35 sx essential for the working of the machine or apparatus and have been given for that purpose s^ae special shape or quality wL,Kh would nu bs ";<• n-r>s! fjc liner use for any other purftaae and ex:'jJ 14 articles covered by Part VI of this Scdi:--3 s : °i-ovided ftai the articles wiich do E"t
2 (
1 !
3
SECTION 11-contd.
2 6 4
Part and S. No. of
Remarks Description
Licensing Authority
Validity of Licences
Policy foi Established Importers
LT.C. Schedule
1
6 2
4
5
3
T H E
PART //—contd
S. Ne. 37A-
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I satisfy this co niition shall also be deemed to be com- ponent parts of the machine to which they belong if the? are essential to its operation and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.
A
Ni
38
Electric insulations including presspahn (electrical gradej but excluding ebonite rods, tubes and sheets.
This serial No. covers only bulbs and 38-A
Electric Bulbs not otherwise specified :
tubes.
E X T R A O R D
I
{a) Nil
• *
(a) General lighting service lamps upto 500 watts in a!! finishes including frosted, inside white opal and Day light blue.
N A K Y
[ (4! All types of train lighting and cablight lamps.
(ft) Nil
Ports
(s)j Studio electric and projector bulbs.
P A R T
I
Twelve months.
—
S E C
-
(i/ Licences w^ll be val d for the import of Studio bulbs conform- ing to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and Projector bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 or its equivalent.
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P A H T
I
(£) Not more than 50% of the face vahie of quota licences issued for this item can be utilised for import of Projector Bulbs.
—
(HI) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
S E C
.
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Nil
(?) Motor car lamps :
T H E
Nil
(1) Auto bulbs, all sorts . . ..
!"'; Sealed beam units, all types . ..
Nil
(1) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
!>her lamps . . . . .. Cal.
Nil
G A Z E T T E
Twelve months
O F
I
N D
I
A
(2) Carbon filament lamps, used for resistance and heating purposes photo flash bulbs and other bulbs which have hitherto been classified under S. No- 78 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule would now be classified under S. No, 38-A(f)/H.
(3) Please see remark ( P I) against S. N o. 78 (pm)/V and remark (1) against S. No. 303/IV.
E X T R A O R D
I The following electrical instruments and accessories :—
Nil
N A R Y (a) Indicating Switch board and Controller M o u n t- ing Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchroscopes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing recording Volt m e t e n, Am- meters, Wattmeters, Maximum Demand Meter, Instrument Transformers.
2 6 5
,
<
6
SECTION 11-contd.
Part and
Licensing S. No. of Description Authonry
Remarks
Policy for Validity Establishe d "f Importers Licence;
I.T.C. chsdule
i
23
6
4 3
S. STo. 39—contd. PART II—contd.
T H E G A Z E T T E
Nil
O F
I
N D
I
A Q>) (i) Portable Instruments (Portable moving coil and movns? Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, W utmesws "over Fact or Meters, Frequen- cy Mete's), Insulation Testers, and Acces- sories Ohmeters, Capacity Metes, Wheat- stone Bridge, Fault locating Sets, Potentio- meters, Time Switches, G.P.O. Detectors, Standard Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resistance Boxes and Galvanometers for use with instruments.
(") Nil
(it) House Service meters A.C. & D.C. of any
E X T R A O R D
I
capacity.
(Hi) Nil
(Hi) TheiHioceuples and pyrometer
N A R Y
[
A, U, Please refer to Appendix 4* (c)~ Industrial and street li?bt fittings and flood Ports
Nil 1 . u l" - ths
P A R T lights, electrical wiring fecessories, conduit accesseritts, bell firing tccesscies (excluding
I -
1\ . r tT.b'iationof h.stTuineTits fall-
S E C
.
* -- u> der any sub-serial will be ria"i'.r)ab!e under the said sub-
1
]
*ftm/ of 39/11.
f l
C s b te a c s e s s o n eg „ • . . . , ".
Nil
P A H T
l
—
D e l e t ed . . . . . . ..
41
S E C
.
1 1
4 iA
Ports
Nil
Twelve
A.U. Please refef to Appendix 4.
months.
T H E Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes e'-cTi H'tic pn crises, electrod" D"ste 3nd carbon Punace (L;ner) Blocks for use in elt. jtric lurnaces.
42
Eisctrlc control gear atsJ slectric transmis*ioii gear t—
G A Z E T T E
Nil
(a) Transfcmers upto KOO KVA and upto 22 KV
on the H.T. sids.
O F
I
A. V. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Nil
(b) Lightning anestors and high voltage Fuses
CD
N D
Twelve f months
I
(2)
A
This sub item covers lightning arrestors forming part of the electric control gear only.
(c% Electric motor starters . . ..
Nil
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Port8 Nil
(d) Tr? nsfonmers of ratings net covered by Sr. No.
Twelve months.
42'GJ/II.
E X T K A O R D
I
Ports
Twelve
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(e) Aietal c!"d ("or otberw.se) switd'.es ard sw'tch
fuse uii'ts dnd metal clad (or o:hcrvnsc) cu*-outs
months.
Twelv*
Ports
A. U. F!es-e refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
(0
N A R Y
tr.o;.t."is.
(/) Aira^doM O'cnitbu k r<; Pffo f6'* •• *!r^ and cubicls an J pji.'.ls, incjrpotjiii g t' e;-.,
A p pl • - "' TS f i i ' rr t s u t l i s r i ed
w
importe/s for import 01 spare parts of this item against their
2 6 7
2 6
SECTION H-contd.
8
Part and S. No. of Deicript on
Licencing
Remarks
Authority
Policy for Validity Established of | Importers LJ cen ce%
I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
I
2
6
3
A
5
PART II—contd
G A Z E T T E
S.Nc.42(/)—-am**.
O F
I
N D
I
A
imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered and licences granud on a quota of 2\% of half of their best year's imports in the basic p"nod Such licences where granted will not be valid for import of spare p rtsthe import of which is otherwise prohibited.
(g) Air andoilcircuitbreakersabove66ovoltsand
. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Nil
(0 A
Twelve months.
u p t o n KV andcubicals andpanelsmcorpo- rating these.
E X T R A O R D
I
("") Same as remark (it) against S. No 42(/)/II.
Ports
Twelve
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
CO
N A R Y
months.
uY) Air and oil circuit breakers above n KV and cubicals and panels incorporating these
(•0
[
Same as remark ("") against S. No. 42(f)jll.
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
CO Others
Twelve
Ports
N il
P A R T
I
DlUti IJJ a"
—
S K C
.
43 Ban hard, drawn electrolytic copper wires and cables and electrical wires and cables of other metals and alloys, •whether mjulard or not, n.oj, and poles, troughs, conduits, and iasola* irs designed as parts ofi transmission system end the
1
]
[
fittings thereof t nd a ho flexible metallic tnbet.
(.a) Bare hard d r a wn electrolytic wire and cabks and
(a) Nil
P A S T
I copper wire.
—
S
i (6) Steel t a b u l ar p o ks (") Flexible metallic tubes designed as part of electric
(J)Nil
WNH
c
.
transmission system.
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]
Twelve (0 A. U. Pkase refer to Appendix 4.
(df) Paper insulated power cables^ . . .. C C I / C A L.
(rf)Nil
months
T H E
(it) This S. No. covers paper in- fulated power cables excluding those which are classifiable under S. No. 45 of Part II by virtue of their cross section area.
G A Z E T T E
(<0 Nil
{") H i gh tension insulators • • . • •
O F
(P, Nil
I
A. U. Please refer to Aupendix 4.
N D
Cf)Nil
(f\ C o n d u i ts . . . . . • *• • • V # j ^ M^ 1i< i ll • V • • w w T w vv Cf) Omers
Ports
I
Twelve months
A
44 Electric fans, table and ceiling and parts thereof—
(a) Nil (6) Nil
(a) Ceiling fans and parts (b) Table fans complete
45 The following electrical instruments, apparatus and
E X T R A O R D
I appliances excluding automatic blacfcout control switches, and parts thereof otherwise specified namely :—
N A R Y Electrical Control Gear and Transmission Gear, namely, switches (excluding switch boards) fuses and current breaking devices of all sorts and description designed for use in circuits of less than ten amperes and at a pressure not exceeding 250 volts; and regulators for use with motors designed to consume less than 187 watts; bare or insulated copper wires and cables any
2 6 9
SECTION U-contd.
3 7 0
Li ceasing Authority
P.rt and S No. of Description
[Policy for Established Importers
Validity of Licences
I T .C
T H E
I
2
3
4
5 6
PART II—contd.
G A Z E T T E S, No. 45—contd.
O F
I
N D
I
A one core of which not being one specially designed as a pilot core, has. a sectional area of less than one eightieth .part of a square inch and wires and cables of other metals of not more than equivalent conducti- vity and line insulators, including also cleats, con- nectors leading in tubes and the like, of types and sizes such as are ordinarily used in connection with the transmission of power for other than industrial purposes and the fittings there of but excluding electrical earthware and porcelain otherwise spe- cified.
E X T R A O R D
(a) K ;
I
••
(a) V.I-R. cables and wires of 250 volts gradf and 660 volts grade of the types specified in appendix 16 and their equivalents.
N A R Y
(6) NS
[ (6) Metal clad or otherwise clad switches excluding switches falling under S. No. 39/II, switch fuse units and metal (or otherwise) clad-cut outs.
P A R T
I
CONB
—
(c) Insulated, copper winding wires and strips of ill bands having a cross sections] area of less than one- etfhtieth part of • square inch.
S K C
.
[ 1
(tfNil
1 /) Othen
]
[
P A R T
T
- -
S E C
.
64 The following Electrical Instruments, apparatus and aooliance, namely, telegraphic and telephonic instru- ments flappararas and appliances, not otherwise spe- cified, sh 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 and parts thereof:
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]
(a^ Flash light cases
(a) Nil.
(h) 25% Twelve
vfr, Cjxtonc
T H E
months
Quota licerces viil! be gran+ed subject to the following condi- tions :—
G A Z E T T E
O F
(t) that_ the sale, trarx-frr or disposa1 in what soever marker of the imported cjiema carters stall be made only m accordance with the directions of the port licencing authority concerned ,
I
N D
I
A
(M) that the carbons imported against quota licrces will be sold at prices fixed by the port licensing authority concerned.
(iii) Quota licences will not be valid for import of Carbon Brushes,.
E X T R A O R D
I
(w) Supplementary licences for import of this item will also be granted to established import- ers on a quota of 25% for first half year April-September. 1964.
N A R Y
(") Nil,
(c) Condensers • •
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(<*) Others
Cal.
(d) Nil. Twelve months
2 7 1
SECTION 11-contd.
2 7 2
Validity
of
Remarks Descnotior Licensing Authority
Pohcy for Established Importers Licences
Part and S.Ko. of I.T.C Schedule
I
•2 2
6
4
5
T H E
PART II—contd.
46-A
A° 2 (m A l l a t O rs a nd t a t t e n e sJ including batteries for
G A Z E T T E Motor vehides, wireless apparatus and train lighting and traction :— SB
O F
I (a) Motor truck and car batteries (light batteries) . (*> Motor truck and car battwies (heavy duty battenes) \fi) Hearing aid batteries Ports
N D
Twelve
(a) Ni. (*)Nd CO 50 %
(0 Please see remark (u) against S.
I
months
A
No. 78(ij/V.
E X T R A O E D
I
N A R Y
[
{n) Licences will be issued subject to the condition that the profit margin on sales of Hearing aid battenes will not exceed the limit specified in the licence (ta) Quota licences granted for this Sub- S No can be utilised upto 20% of their face value for import of Hear- ing Aid Battery Re-chargers. Import under this provision;, wIU be allowed only in respect of Battery Chargers exclusively meant for charging Hearing Aid Batteries.
(d) Diaphragms or electrolytic cells . ..
P A R T to Dry battery for tcuxh lights . . .. „
I
(/}Other types of a jcumulators and battenes .
id) Nil. C")Nil. Cfi Nil.
—
Telegraphic instruments and nr-^raratus and parts there- C . C I.
46-B
Twelve months
S E C of in?norted by or 'in^P - i H rr
Licences will be granted under the procedure for stores ordered by Government Railwsys.
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]
[ 7
47 Electrical earthenware "nd porcelain the followin?-
namely :—
G
o
P A R T
I f I
(a) Insulators, Shackle Sinclair, Cordeaux or Pin
—
type, not otherwise specified :—
—
6
S E C (t) fitted (it) not fitted
1
]
Nil
(£>) Two-way cleats (c) Spacing insulators (d) Ceiling roses :—
T H E CO fitted 00 not fitted.
(i) Joint bos cut-out :—
(0 fitted (if) not fitted.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I 48 Rubber insulated copper wire and cables no core of which other than one specially designed as a pilot core, has a sectional area of less than one-eightieth part of a square inch, whether made with any addi- tional insulating or covering material or not
N D
I
A
(a) Nil
{-) V I. R. cables and wires of 250 volts grade and 6&0 tolts grade of the types specified 111 Appendu 16 and their equivalents.
(0) Others .
.
. ..
(6) Ni!
4*-.\ Blectnc Exploders Cd.
E X T R A O R D
I
Twelve months
Licencs will be granted on the recommendatioiis of the Ctuef Ins- pector of Mines, Dhanbad
N A R Y
Nil
49 Coal tubs, tipping wagons and the like conveyances designed for use on light rai] track if adapted to be worked by manual or animal labourandif made main- Ij of iron orsteel,"nd component parts thereof made ofironorscc"lexcluding*rticlesspecrfied in Parti of ihii Schedule
2 7 3
SECTION Il-contd.
2 7 4
Remaita
Lkenaing
PoBcyfoe
HfftHahtd
Importers
AothaeEy
Validity
of
TJonnag
Act ami
S.No.of
L T .C
Scbedsfe
™
E i
6 2
3
4
5
PART /J—concld.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I Railway mMrrM for j v r m a n mt wmj rnnd willing (trick, ' OflDSCxTj U0CDQ8) OtDCT 11 rtn Iff^n aa^ti 8TTf 1 fBStCOXQCB toCTCOS] uCSOD£ OttfCS* CbftuB^ int^j"liy*trTin ff Sppfr" rstQSi nrMyp^*^j unwi my ^fc ifm> com.MI*^fi^ vvft springs, ligmib, turn tablet, weigh bridges, milages, wiguus, liuvcriQi} nil taoovzny scoteies, troDKS) trtKb, abo enmes, water ennes, and water tanks when imported bj ex under tbe arden of s railway •^ftwni^yrattngi, Provided tbst for tbc purpose of tibs entry Itaflwayt' means a line of Railway subject to tbe prorwRB of tbe Indian Railways Act, 1890, and tndodes a nJtway constructed in a State, in India and abo such tramways as tbe Central the Gonrment may, by Notification In Officml Gazette, specially tncmde therein. Provided also that articles, of machinery as defined in item 72 or 72 {3) of tbe first schedule to tbe Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall not be rtff nif ^ xo be tnrftyjf^j hcieundeT.
Twelve
CC.L
f lK H ll t it
N A R Y
TJrttvwt will be granted tinder tbe
procedure for stores ordered by
Govt. Railways*
?r Robber fittings being component parts of railway car-
risgns.
[
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
1 ]
[
P A R T
I
—
for any other purpose Provided that articles which do not satisfy this condition shall also be deemed to be component parts of the railway materials to which they belong if they are essential to its operation and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.
S E C
.
1
1 0%
] 53 Safety lamps and spare parts . . .. CaJ.
Twelve (0 Quota licences will be valid for months import of spoe parts of safety
lamps only.
T H E
(Ji) Applications from Established Importers having firm orders from Aetna! Users will be considered for safety lamps not Indigeooogty manufactured
G A Z E T T E
UH) A. U. Pkate refef to Appendix 4.
PART in
O F
I
N D
I
A Sodim 1 Acetate ; Sulphate of Alumina (Iron Free), Chromium Acetate, Hydtosulphite of Soda ; Ran- golite C or Formosu] 'L* ; Sodium Nitrite ; Textile Preservative ; Desiring Agents ; Levelling Agents ; Penetrating Agents ; Scouring Agents ; Wetting out Agents ; Emulsifying Agents ; Mordanting Agents ; Turkey Red Oil ; Oil and Grease Removers ; Textiles Oiling Agents ; Solvents for Printing Dis- charging Agents , Ami Reduction Km Boiling and Softening Agent* :—
E X T R A O R D
I
(a)N2.
N A R Y (a) Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolite C (Sodium Suiphcxylate Formaldehyde) or Formosa! L, Brotasol and Sodium Nitrites
C*) Nil.
{*) Sodhim Acetate, Chromium Acettte, Turkey
Red Oil.
2 7 5
SECTION H—"wrtd.
2 7 6
Validity
of Remarks Part and S. No. of Description Tirr"
Licences
Po&y for Established Importers
I.T.C. Schedule
T H E
1
2
3
4
5 6
PART III—contd.
G A Z E T T E S.No. 1—ccntd.
O F {c) CO Cation Active finishing agents, Synthetic Bom, (c) NIL
Twelve A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
I Resin finishing agents.
months
N D
I (u1) Optical Whitening Agents . . ..
Nil.
A
(tii) Textile preservative (excluding phenol cresol
Nil.
but including their substituted products).
(jo) Delustering agents other than titanium oxide .
Nil.
NiL
(t>) AaionJc softening agent*
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
P A H T
I (
Mil
(OWeKingoia, Penetrating^ Dispersing, Scouring and
_ S B C
emulsifying agents.
GLyceryl Monostearate will' be classified under S. No. i y x f l l l l.
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]
[ (ft) Industrial Enzyme*
Nil
(#i) Water proofing agents
Nil
P A R T
I
—
(ID) Synthetic bleaching agent* (other than bleaching
powder or hypochloriteSj hydrogen peroxide e t c)
Nil
S E C
Nil
.
1
] 'v) Dyeing t od Printing agents exlcoding synthetic resins in any form, Solvents nsed in Printing pro- cess for textiles and Non-ionic agents and synthetic mordants and Textile Oiling agents, Organic se- questering agents, bat excluding Sulphate of Ahi- mins (Iron free).
T H E
(vi) Sodium Aligioate
Nil
(*) Sulphate of Alumina (Iron free) . ..
Nil
(/> Carboxy methyl oelhifose and it* salts .
Nil
G A Z E T T E i-A Zinc Chloride
Nil
O F I-B Dyes derived from coal-tar and coaJ-tai derivatives
••
I used in any dyeing process.
Detailed policy is given in Appendix
40-
N D
I a Cotton raw Bom,
A
• - Tbe policy for thi* item is announced
from time to time by the J.CCLLj
Bombay.
3 Cotton ropes and banding* . . . ..
NU
4 T he following articles of machinery not otherwise spe-
cified in this Schedule when required for textile i n-
dustries other tfcan Jute and Hemp.
E X T R A O R D
I (1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive c o p s es and ten- Bom,
Eighteen (•) A. U. Plowe refex to Appendix 4.
month*.
d en for the same, portable engines (including fire
e ngijies) and other ma chines in which the prine mover
U not separable from the operative parts.
N A R Y
(.&) Alt licences will be granted
subject to certain special oondi-
ttons vide Plant and Machinery
Hand Book, 1952.
2 7 7
SECTION U-ctmuL
2 7 8
Rcnufci
DacnptJon
Licensing
Ambon ty
Validity
of
Licence*
Policy foi
Ettablkhed
Importer*
fun a ad
S. No. of
I T .C
SctatdnJc
T H E i
2
6
4
3
5
PART ///—oontd.
S. No. 4(1)—cmud.
G A Z E T T E
O F
fin) Licences wHl not ordinarily be
valid for machine* and tpare part*
of machine* mcotxtned in Appcn-
d" 35
I
(fe) Artouioo it atBo lantcd to tbc
N D
I
Note in Appeada 35.
A
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
(t)J Not more than 5% of the ftce
T"lue of the bcenccs for roacbine-
rf falling uoder tfau serial
number or R"- 500/- whichever
is higher, cto be utibsed for vtn-
pora of spare parts DOC otberwse
specified Under this PIOVBIOD
uopon of spare parts falling
under other serai numbers hke
bail bearing, belting etc, and
tbos* detailed in List III of
Appendi* 26 will not be per-
muted.
P A S T
1
—
S E C
.
(of) (a) Licences issued under tbtf
S. No. will be valid for the im-
port of internal combustion en-
gines as prunr movei*, if im-
ported as part of the phnt/ma-
ehioery, proyided tbat :
1
]
[
P A H T
I
—
(0 Engines develop k*" than a
HJ>. at a speed of 1500 RJ> M
and above (on a 12 bour rat-
ine) according to B.S.&. 640/
1949-
S E C
.
1
(it) Engia" develop more than
30 KLP. (on a 12 hour ratinjO
according to B.S.S. 649,194 v
]
T H E
(6) It should be Doted that iuch ln-
tern"l ccmbustton engines from 3
to 30 H-P. cannot be imported as
prune movers under tba Si No
unless the engine* ue integrally
coupled with the equipment of
which they are the prune movers
NOTE :—For the purpose of this res-
triction, integral coup Ling would
mean—
G A Z E T T E
O F
(a) Mono block construction of the
prune mover with the driven
machinery, or
I
N D
I
A
(fi) The driving and the dnven
machinery being of such con-
struction as to have one com-
mon and continuous shaft.
(as) Licences will cot be valid for
import of Kcood-hand machi-
nery.
E X T R A O R D
I (a) Machine* tod lets of Wffrnw to be worked bj electric, tteam, water fire or other power, not befog manual or animaJ labour 01 which before being brought into DMrerequired to be fixed with refer- ence to other moving parti:
N A R Y
A, U. Pkaie refer to Appendix 4.
^sxhsesn
month*.
(a) Wet processing "nd finuhing madriBery - 1
(b) Plating, Stamping, Bosdlmg, Bating and Reeling 1 Bom.
Others
J
2 7 9
2 8 o
SECTION U-contd.
Remaikt
T A! f T1ifr*B
Prikjfc*
Validity
of
Licence!
Importer!
Part and Description
S. No. of
LTX1
Schedule
Authority
T H E
6
i
a
3
4
3
PART ///—conrdj
G A Z E T T E i. No. 4—ctM
O F
Eighteen
Same remark* as sgsunt^ S. No.
(3) Apparatus and appliance*, not to be operated by
Bom.'
• •
I
months.
4(1) of Part III.
N D
I
A nrmrmai or animal labour, which are <^>*rigw^ for use in an industrial system as parts, indjapectable for it* operation *nd have been gives for that purpose some special shape or equality which would net be essential for their use for any other purpose.
Bom/
CO A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
• • Eighteen? month*
E X T R A O R D
I
(if) Same remarks as against S. No.
(4) Control gear other than electric, self-acting, or
ntherme and fr^rnrniMinn gr*r(nfhrr than (4"*ric)
designed for use with any machinery above specified,
including driving chains but excluding driving ropei
not made of cotton and belting.
Bom.
(5> Component parts, excluding hosiery needles tt
4(1)0/ Put HE.
(j) A. U. Pk*" refer to Appendix 4.
N A R Y
cm imports
Eighteen
months
of complete
[
(K) Seme rerasrks as (iil 10 (iv)
tgainst S. No. 4(1) of Part III.
P A R T defined in item No. 73(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (r) , (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered b? Serai No. 68 of Part V of this Schednh.
I
—
S E C
.
{<£) AppHcatJon* from sole selli&g
agents and indemirig houses for
the import of components tod
spare puts of textile machinery
will be considered and licences
1
]
[
P A H T
I
—
S E C
.
1
will be granted njrto 3% of tbe import* of complete cotton tex- uie machinei f*]Kng undo S. No*. 4 (2), (3) and {4) of Part III made by them against tbeii OWH Kfiw>" QQdel tbe C G. scheme or ticeacet tMued is fivottr of actual users.
]
T H E
(to) Quota licences will not be Tabd
for tbe impart erf (t) rtainlesf
Mcd, tubes utd cone* cued
in cane and cbaese dyeing units
and (s) coir board washen.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
C") licgnoe* granted against tfati
Krial mnnber will be nlid fca
import of all component parts of
textile machinery, at tppeu
is die "iaiMifiu'|ii|^if' catatognei,
other than item* which are rpeci-
fidDy banned onder the Import
Trade Control policy.
E X T R A O R D
I
(of) lAo-wct will not be nlid for
import of spares, ratified ebe-
wbere, L*., Ball beanngt etc and
items detailed in list III to Ap-
pendiz 26 unie" tpecificall; re-
commended by the Textile Cotn-
miuionei.
N A R Y
(raj Upto 1% of tbe face nhie of
hceaces granted tot this Serial
Nmnbet can be iHiiiscd for Import
of gaming bolts and ntra-
2 8 1
SECTION U—contd.
2 8 2
Remark*
Description
Validity
of
TJffryM
Policy fc*
Established
Importers
Ljcensing
Authority
part and
S.No. of
LT.C.
Scbednle
T H E i
6 2
3
4
5
PARTm—oontd.
-eww*.
i. No. 4C5)-
G A Z E T T E
( t w) Impart of Calendar Bowls (Paper,
Cotton and Jute) will not be
allowed against licences issued
either to Established Importers
or Actual Users.
O F
I
N D
I
( ") Copper printing rollers and
Doctor Blade will be allowed to
Established Importers and Actual
Us-T*.
A
Nil
4(6)
E X T R A O R D Macbinej 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 nsed exclusively in industrial processes) which requite for their operation leas than one quarter of one brake horse power excluding typewriters and sewing ma- chines and parts thereof and those articles that are covered by Part VI of this Schedule.
I
The following textile machinery and apparatus by
whatever power operated when required for textile
N A R Y
[
(0 Licence* granted under S. No.
5
for the import of comber boards.
(fi) Quote licence* will not be valid for
import of second-hand machinery.
P A R T
I
ta) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
<
—
S E C
.
industries other than jute and hemp, namely : —
Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers
(including Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap
Machines, Lap Former), Speed Frames, Draw
Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft Preparatory
machinery ("Windingmachine, Warping machine,
Sizing machine, Pirn Winding machine), Draw-
ing-io and Twisting-in machines, (Warp tying
machine, Reaching-in machines, etc), Doubling
Tiachines, loom* (al! types). Wool Carding, SpiD-
1
]
[
P A R T nmg and Weaving machinery, Sflk Throwing, R e d- ing, Twisting and Weaving machinery, Watte Spinning machinery (afl type*) 1—
I
—
(a) Cotton healda
S E C
(a) N i l.
.
1 (S) Wire healds
(i) ND.
]
(e) (0 Sted reeds
( B) Brass reedi . . . . ..
T H E (iff) All metal reedj
(cXO Nil.
(4(6-) NO.
CeXfiONil.
CO A. U. Pkaae refer to Appendix 4.
(d) Shuttles
Bom.
( d ) N iL
Twelve
months.
(") Bobbins and pirns
NiL
Nil.
C/)Pk±en
G A Z E T T E
NiL
O F (g) Spring buffers (A) Roller skins j
I
(0 Sheep roller skin* . . . ..
N D
I (it) Calf roller skin*
NiL
Nfl.
A
(0 Picking bands
Nil.
(J) Picking sticfa
Nil
1 0%
<*> Ctrd clothing and card acoewories . . . Bom.
Twelve
months.
E X T R A O R D
I
(0 Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that 50% of the face value of the Licences will be utilised for import of woollen card clothing.
(£} A. U. P km Kfei to Appendix 4.
N A R Y
(K) Quota licences issued for this tab- item will not be valid for import of licfcerin wire and bristle brnsbea of all sora.
2 8 3
SECTION U-contcL
2 8 4
Validity
of
RetosikB
Licensing Authority
Description
Part and S. No. of
LJOCQCCB
Pohcyfor Estabhsbed Importers
r.xc.
T H E Schedule
4
6
i
2
3
5
PART /;/—contd.
S.No. j(iXk)—ctmd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
(") Applications from Indentin| Houses who are not established importers for import of this sob- item will be considered by the Jt C G I ., Bombay. Licences will be granted to them on the basis of past imports of this sub-item effec- ted through them on indenting basis.
(o) The bask period for this item will be from 1952-53 to 1958-59.
E X T R A O R D
I
(Q Dekicd
. Bom.
(") N i l.
Twelve A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(m) D o b b i" . .. .
N A R Y
months.
[
M Nil
• • "
(n) Lags and lattices for dobbies . . .
Twelve
Bom.
W Na
A. U. Pie"e refer to Appendix 4.
(o) Fancy Doubling machine*
P A R T
I
montta.
—
(f) Nil
(fi) Card cani
•
S E C
.
(e) Dobby harness elastic cords
1
]
[
Pom
CO 25 %
Twelve
months.
P A R T
Jacquard neck cord will be allow-
ed to be Imported in continuous
length only.
I
—
(T) Heald Cord, Heald Knitting needles, Jacquard
Harness, l i n er cords, Jacquard Cards, Punching
Plate? for Jacquard Card., Piano Card Cutting ma-
chines, harness building frame tnd Jacquard C ud
lacing frame.
S E C (j) Shed rods
Nil
.
1
] (t) Rubber aprons and rubber cots . . ..
Nil
100%
(") Grinding rollers dead or traverse
Bom.
Twelve
11 tt n i* cj.n*
T H E
Bom
Nil
(*) Ring Travellers
A. U. Please refer to Appendix +.
Twelve
Bom.
Nil
( ") Others
Twelve
months.
G A Z E T T E
(0 A. U. Pleue refer to Appendix 4.
(a) Same remark* as (a) to (re)
appearing against Serial No. 4
(1) of Part III.
O F
I
N D
I
A
(£Q Applications for the impcnt
of Pick-counten from estabiisbcd
Importers having firm orders from
Actual User* wiD be considered
provided firm orders for eqoal
number of pick counter* are
placed with the indigenous
manufacturer* who are on the
approved list of the TestD*
Commissioner.
E X T R A O R D
I
•Y.B.—Import licenttng policy for
carding engines, ring frames,
looms, etc. and their spares falling
under S. No. 5-III it given in
Appendix 50.
N A R Y
(0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Bom.
Twelve
months.
25% oi3l%
on imports of
complete
machines.
5 (3) Component parts a3 defined in Import Tariffltem
No. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clause (I) abore,
excluding those covered by Serial N o. 68 of Part V of
this Stiiedule.
(tf) Same remarks as (s) to (w)
appearing against S. No. 4 (1^
of Part HI.
2 8 ^
SECTION IL-contd.
2 8 6
Remarks Description
Licensing Potter foi Validity Authority Established of
Trn pOf tff J % T rl OWlfif E
Putmd S.Ncof LT.C Schedule
T H E
i
2
6
3 4 3
PART ///—cootd.
G A Z E T T E h. No. s(a)—cotad.
O F
I
N D
I
A
(fiE) R"ti|ti^tfti"1 Tllip^"*!* having quota licences under this rob- terial No. wiD be allowed to import span: parts specified in Appendix 69. Requests for al- lowing import of jpare parts other than those roemiooed in Ap- pendix 69, if such parts are not available indigenously, trill be considered by the J . G CI & R, Bombay in consukation with the Textile Commssioner, Bombay.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
P A F T
I
—
S
I
C
.
1
(ID) Applications from sole idling agents and indenting houses for the import of components and spare p a ra fot textile ma- chinery will be coosidered and licences win be granted upto 10% of tne imports of complete cotton textile machines faffing under S. No. 5 (1) of Part III made by them against their own licences under the C. G. Scheme 01 licences issued in favour of Actual Users.
]
[
P A R T
I
—
{v) Licences will not be valid foi im- port of spares specified elsewhere, ue. Ball bearing* etc and items detailed in List III of Appendix 26 unless specifically recommended by the Textile Commissioner.
S E C
.
1
(CT) Pleaae see K. B. bcfciw S. No.
]
5(i)/IH.
T H E
G A Z E T T E
(vif) 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 S. No. as a component part of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated sheets.
O F
I
N D
I
A
(cm) Steel perforated sheets which can be used for multifarious purposes aod which have not been given • special shape or quality so as to make them suitable for a paxticaUi machine only will fall under S. No. 9(g)!ll and their import will not be allowed against the licences for this S. No.
E X T R A O R D
I
(fa) Perforated steel sheets for use on machines which are prohibited for Import vide Appendix 35 will not be permitted to be imported.
N A R Y
(1) Licence* granted against thil serial number will be valid for import of aU component parts of
2 8 7
SECTION U-conid.
2 8 8
Licensing
Policy for Validity
Part tod
S. No. of Description
Authority
Remarks
Establithed of
Importers Licences
I.T.C.
Schedule
T H E 3
6
3
4
5
PART ///—contd.
G A Z E T T E S.No. 5(2)—cantd.
O P
I
N D
I
textile machinery, u appearing
in the manufacturers' catalogues,
othei than items which are speci-
fically banned undei the Import
Tode Control policy.
A
3-A Machine cloth
Bom.
A. U. Pleate refer to Appendix 4,
5% Twelve moathi.
(a) Bom,
Twelre
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
months.
6 (a) Knitting machines including hosiery machines to be
worked by manual labour or which require for their
operation less than one quarter of brake horse power.
E X T R A O R D
I
(J) Bom
Same remark as against S. No. 6{a)
Nil
of Part III.
Twelre
moatht.
N A R Y 6 (6) Knitting machines (including hosiery TiT^nvf and embroidery machines) but occluding knitting ma- chines requiring less than one quarter horse power for their operation.
[
(f) A. U. Pleate refer to Appendix 4.
(e) Bom.
P A R T
Twelre
momltf.
I (e) Component parts for knitting machineSj hosiery mnrh'"rfl and embroidery machines falling under (a) tad (*) above (excluding hosiery needles).
—
S E C
1
("0 Licence* granted will not be
valid fot the import of compo-
nent parti of hosiery cylinder!
ipccifled In Appendix 17.
]
.
7
PART IV
J G
1 A n i m a l s, L i v i n g, aU s o r ts
P o r t s / C CI
Nil
o
f
I I
—
, —
7
. .
1
]
.
Twehrc (0 Appbcatioas for import of Zoo mrmftia animak by Zoological gnrHwig on barter basis (each case of imports being inter-linked with a corres- ponding case of export of equal •valae) will be considered provi- ded no foreign exchange is in- volved and the animals from India move first.
G A
(") Applications from stud farm" for import of horses for breeding purposes will be considered with in a Irmitrd ceiling Applications for import licences should be submitted to C Cu not later than the 31st May, 1964.
2 B a c on a nd H a m, n ot c a n n ed or b o t t l ed
Nil
NiJ
3 F i s h, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed . . . ..
Nil
4 F i s h, s a l t e d, w e t. . . . . . ..
c T ^ wh s a l t ed d rv
. ..
N il
A j X 1SU) o l lHi 1 1 f KH y . * ' * * . *
N il
6 Ftsh. unsalt&i, d rr • * • • • •*
Nil
7 Fish ma JTS, including singalty and sozile nd sh*rfcfins
A
'
N il
g Butter, cheese and ghee . . ..
9 Powdered milk containing DOC lest than iS per cent.
Nil
c r am intended f 61 infant feeding.
Nfl
to Milk condensed or preserved, inctadiag milk cream
A R Y
not otherwise specified.
11 Cotal, unprepared . . . . . ..
Nil
Import of broken coralreedsisallowed as a Crude drug, vide AnQexure II to Appendix 19 of this Red Book.
2 8 9
.
SECTION n—contd.
. .
ViBdity
PoScrfafi.
Eettbtefatd
Reurks
Authority
Description
of
LkOKM
Pan Bid SJto.of LT.C. Schedule
i
6 2
3
4
5
PARTIV—coatL
12 Owri"
NU
Shells
13
Nil
14
Nil
.
Plants, living, not otherwise specified
15
Poets
NU Twel" mwithi
AppBctlons for import of Plants and
bulbs of special types will be consi-
dered in consaharkm with the
State Directors of Agrfcoltare.
No objection certificate from the
Ministry of Food and Agrtealtore
(Department of Agriculture) should
be famished along with the import
applications.
16 Rubber Stampt
NU
.
Potatoes . . . . . . ..
17
Nil
L
* -
It Vegetables, all sorts, rrrhxtrng potatoes, fresh, dried,
NH
.
salted or preserved not otherwise specified.
Coconuts
19
NU
-
20
1 Cashew nuts
Twelve
A. D. Pleaae refer to Apymdii 4.
]
months.
[
31
(a)Fruits,aIl sorts,excludingcoconutsand cashewnutj, fresh, dried, salted or preserved not otherwise speci- fied and excluding Dates:—
P A R T
I
(0 Fruits, fresh, all sorts, :n.o.s. occluding coconuts. Port*
—
NiJ
Iai|"rtj frwn Afghanistan will con-
Twetre montfai
tinue to be allowed.
S E C
.
(it) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, n.o.s. Porti
Nil
Imports from Afghanistan wilt 1
]
excluding dates.
TwdTe months
continue to be allowed.
Nil
Nil
Currants
22
T H E
Coffee, not otherwise specified . . ..
Nil
23
Coffee, canned or bottled
Nil
24
Nil
Tea
G A Z E T T E 25
O F The following spices, whether ground cr ungrourtd,
26
I namely—
N D
(a) Cardamom, Cassia, Cinnamon
I
Nii
A
NiJ
(b) Pepper
Clorcs, all sorts, whether ground, or anground
Ni)
27
Ni!
Nutmegs
28
The following unground spices, namely—
E X T R A O R D 29
I
(alMace
Nil
N A R Y (Jb) Chillies and finger
Ni!
Betehmts . .. - . ..
Nil
30
NO
Vanilli beacs
31
2 9 1
2
9
2
SECTION Tl—ccmtd.
Vabdity
of
Remarks
licensing
Description Authority
Licences
PoKcy for Established Importers
.
Part and
S. No. of
I.T.C.
Schedale
i
i
5
2
3
4
G A
PART IV—could.
Grain, not otherwise specified including broken grains
O F
but excluding flour :
.
(a) Oats
(a) Nil
A
(bX^1 Certain imports may be effected
Q>yi\ Maize
under PL 480 arrangements.
(iU Barley
Nit
A
N il
(c) (i) Jowar
'
(ii) O'hers
Nil
F l o u r, oo o t h e r w i se s p e a r ed . . ..
Nil
33
A
, S a go F l o ur
N il
31
L
[ S a g o, T a p i o -a a nd T a p i o ca flour . . ..
Nil
35
V e g e t a b le S e e d s—
36
P A S T
I
( a) C a u l i f l o w er S e e ds
P o r ts
334%
—
Twelve
months.
S
i
c
.
Quota licences granted under this
sub-item will be valid for import
of only "Snow ball" Tanety of
Cauliflower Seeds.
1
] ( *) O t h e rs
Nil
[
CCI/Ports
Nil
Twelve
,0 A- U. Pfease refer to Appendix 4.
37 Seeds, all sorts, not otherwise specified, deluding vege-
months
table seed*.
P A R T
I
—
(B) Applications for import of
flower seeds will be considered by
the CCI, New Delhi.
S E C
.
1
]
Nil
38 Copn or coconut kernel
T H E
Nil
39 Oitaeeds non-essential, all torts, nototberwise specified
e"rta""ns OJ)TI 0* cuuuui kernel.
A. U. Ptetse refer to Appendix 4.
40 Raster seeds
Nil,
G A Z E T T E
Twelve
in onto
O F
Nil
41 Hops . ..
I
42 Fodder, bias and poOards
N D
I
A
.
(1) Although quota licences will be
Porti
90%
43 Wattle extract
T w tn maotbe
E X T R A O R D
I
granted separately for S. Nes. 43/
IV, 44/IV, 45/TV and 6/V, they
can be ntfleed for the import of
any or all the good* railing under
these S-Nos. This interchange-
ability will abo be applicable to
Actnal User licences toned for
these items.
(2) A. U. Pkase refer to Appendix 4,
N A R Y
Some remarks is against S. No
44 Wattle bdTl
Ports
90%
43/IV.
Twelve
mo nibs
Same remarks as against S. N*.
Twelve
Ports
45 Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark
43/IV.
2 9 3
SECTION U-contd.
2 9 4
PKtttd
Policy for Validity
Rnoaria
Dcaajptm
Auibauij
I.T.C.
R"rtKBil>"l of
Imperten Llceacea
T H E
i
6
3
3
4 5
JMJW /K—c""J.
G A Z E T T E
O F +*
I
Nil MS
•")CoBfc
(*) Ga"bier
N D
Na
47 OUbamm sul fia^ciaceate
I
A
G u f l ij A n t o ic . * - • • • *•
4"
Mil
(•) (0 Gum, aQdBco"JD(m ii)4 ••wrie), bateacM>
4"
Nil
iac D"imei tad roiifl.
(n) Dcsmer indudint unrei"ej b tn •
Nil
(J>) Rftua
E X T R A O R D
I
5*
Ni
(i) Stick he
(3) Seed be
}
N A R Y
sa
5i
[ Qacbem b"ik
NS
5"
Caoet ind nttam
Na
53
P A R T
I
—
S t e a r i ae ( G t y o e z i a e cf S t t " r i c * c i d) . . ..
Nil
54
S E C
.
AD iort" •€ annna] Citt, sot etberwiK tpttiScd, es-
55
1 dndix "tonne.
]
[
56 W a x, all sorts, n ot otherwise specified excluding p an Forts
Nil
A. U. Please refer te'Appendix 4.
ffin wax a nd dry battery w a x, red and black.
Twelve? m o n t hs
P A R T
I 57 D e l e t ed .
—
58 L a r d, n ot canned or bottled
Nil
S E C
.
59 Bees-wax . . . . . . ..
Nil
1
]
60 T a l l ow . . . . . . .. P e ru
Nil
A. U. Please refer to Appendix
T w e l re m o n t hs
T H E
61 ( a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise specified
Nil
excluding Palm oil, T u ng oil a nd C h i n a w o od OH.
(6) Palm oil
(e) T u ng oil and Chinawood oil . . ..
Nil Nil
G A Z E T T E 62 Coconut o i l * . . . . . ..
Nil
O F
I 63 T he following vegetable non-essential oils, namely— Groundnut a nd linseed . . . . ..
NO
N D
I 64 All sorts of animal oils, n ot otherwise specified—
A
(a) Neats foot o il and its sulphonated products
(6) Others
Nil NS
6j Canned or bottled b a c o n, h am or lard
Nil
66 F i s h, Canned
Nil
E X T R A O R D
I
67 Isinglass, canned or bottled . . ..
Nil
68 Sngar, excluding confectionery . . ..
Nil
N A R Y
69 Molasses
Nil
70 Confectionery including chocolate coTeituies in 1/2 lb.
slabs . . . . . . . ..
Nil
2 9
5
2 9 6
SECTION U-contd.
Pohcyfor Vabdity
Remarks
Licensing
Description Authority
Established of
Importers Licences
Part and
SJfc.of
LT.C
Schedule
T H E
6
i
4 5
PAR1 IV—contd.
Sugar-candy . - • " • • -•
Nfl
Cocoa and chocolate, othe? than confectionery •
G A Z E T T E
Biscuits and cakes . . . . . . ..
O F
Nil Nil
Mak foods for infants . . . . ..
71 73 73 74
I
Vegetable products, pickles, chntnies, sauces, ketchups
75
N D and condiments, canned 01 bottled
I
A Jams, Jellies and Marmalades, canned OT bottled
Nfl Na
Fruit Juices, Sq uashes, Cordials and Syrups, not other-
i7S-A
76
wise specified.
76-A
Juices, either individually or in nurture, of apricots,
berries, grapes, pineapples, pJums and prunes.
Tomatoes, potatoes, onions^ and cauliflowers, canned
77
E X T R A O R D or bottled.
I
77-A
Fruits canned oibottkd,oototherwise specified -
N A R Y
Nil
77-B
Asparagus, canned •
•
[ 77-C Vegetables canned or botti*d3 all sorts, other than
tomatoes, potatoes, onions, and cauliflowers-
P A H T
I 77-D
—
S E C
.
Canned fruits of the folio wing description, namely :—
Apricots, Berries, Grapes, Plums and Prunes, and
fruits Salads composed of not less than So pel cent in
quantity and in vatoe of the above-named fruits.
1 Pineapples, canned . • • • • ••
77-B
]
[ 78 Canned or bottled provisions, not otherw ise specified
NU.
• =( Provisions mnd oilman's stores and groceries, all sorts,
P A R T
I not otherwise specified—
—
S E C
.
1
]
(0 Nil (H) Nil (m) Nil
(1) Semolina . . . . . .. (tO Self-raising Soar (ia) S"nTon (to) Essences not containing spirit
( K F ) NU
T H E
(0) Chicory . . . . . .. Mad.
(0) Ni! Twelve montns
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
(•0) 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 Cofiee from any scarce 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 cxporte
E X T (cO Yeast
("0 Nil
J t
(pit) Others . . . . . ..
(Wt) Nil
A O R D io All sort* of food, not otherwise specified—
I
(a) Powdered milk and m3k food imported in bulk C C . I.
(a) Nil.
(0 A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
psaang.
Twelve months
N A H Y
(.") A packing of 50 lbs. and above wiU be deemed to be balk pack- ing.
2 9 7
SECTION U-contd.
2 9 8
Authority
Remarkt U
Policy fof
Established
Importers
Validity
ef
Licences
Part and
S. No. of Description
LT.C.
Schedule
T H E
6
3
5
4
No. So—ccnui, PART fV—otatd.
< " E "s
(*) Nil.
G A Z E T T E
(e) Other*
(") Ni).
O F
I *i All sorts of dnnk, not otherwise speoied—
N D
I
A {") Mintral water and thermal and (4) Others
(a) Nil.
(" MJ.
82 Akj Beer, porter, odei and other fermented liquor*
Port*
Twelve
5fi
E X T R A O R D
I
(") Quota licences issued for this
SenaJ number will be valid fee
import of only Wines falling
under S. No. 83/IV, Brandy and
Whisky falling under S. No. SJJ '
IV and Bitter* falling under S.
No. SXayiV.
N A R Y
[
P A O T
I
(a) Licences will be granted only to
those who possess Excise licences.
In the case of Established Impor-
ter* who are not in possession of
vahd Excise Licence, impart licen-
ce* may be granted subject to
the following conditions :—
—
S K C
.
1
(i) that the goods on arrival wiHbe
bonded into Customs warehouse,
and
]
[
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.
S E C
.
(m) Please see remark ("i) against
1
S. No. 83-84/IV.
]
"3 W"e"
P wu
5%
T H E
Ports
84 Brandy, Gm and Whisk\
Twelve ") (") Although licences will be granted months f separately on the basis of imports Twelve f of individual S. Nos. 83 and 84 months 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
O F
(it) Import of gin will not be allowed against licences for S. No. 84/ IV.
I
(m) Same remark as (it) against
S. No. 82/IV.
N D
I
("") Small value licences will be en" A
hanced vide Appendix 3.
(t") Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 83 and 84/IV will also be valid for the import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (d)J 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 subject to the condition that established importers in making supplies will give preference to direct indents placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering for tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Transport, and Civil Aviation (Transport Wing).
2
9 9
3
SECTION U-conUL
o o
Description
Remarks
Licensing Anthority
Policy for Established Importers
Validity of Licences
Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E i
3
6
-
5
4
PART IV—contd.
S p i r i ts e x c l u d i ng e s s e n c es c o n t a i n i ng s p i r it u s ed f or t he
G A Z E T T E
m a n u f a c t u re of b e v e r a g e s, r ot o t h e r w i se specified in t h is S c h e d u le
Ports
(0 Quota licences will be valid for
5%
O F
imports of liqueurs only.
Twelve months
I
(it) Same remark as at ^tt) against
N D
I
S. No. 82/rV.
A
(wO Quota licences will not be valid for import of toilet requisites containing spirit.
D e l e t e d.
86
D r u gs a nd m e d i c , n ts c o n t a i n i ng spirit
87
POTtS
The detailed licensing policy is grven
Twelve months
E X T R A O R D
in Appendix 19.
I
S8 P e r f u m ed S p i r it . . . . . ..
Ni).
B i t t e rs a nd R u m—
N A K Y
[
(a) B i t t e rs
.
(a) Nil.
Please see remark CO againstS.No. 82/IV and remark (p) against S. Nos. 81 and 84/IV.
P A H T
I (b) R um .
. . . . ..
'b) Nil.
—
D e n a t u r ed s p i r it . . . . . ..
Nil.
9O
S E C
.
V i n g e g ar in c a s ks . . . . . ..
Nil.
1 J
[
92 Oilcakes—
(a) Nil
(a) Cotton seed cake . . ..
P A R T
I
(6) Nil
(b) Others
* ..
—
Nil
93 Tobacco manufactured, not otherwise specified
. ..
S E C
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]
Nil
94 Cigars . . . . . . ..
• ..
Nil
^5 Cigarettes . . . . . . ..
T H E
Nil
96 Tobacco unmanufactured
Ports
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Nil Twelve
97 China Clay
muiiuis
98 Salt . . . . . ..
Nil.
99 The following building and engineering material amely : —
G A Z E T T E
O F
. Ports
Twelve
Chalk, lime clay
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4
Nil.
I
months
N D
I
•
A 100 Cement, not otherwise specified 101 Portland^cemei t excluding white portlwid 102 Stone prepared as tor road metalling 103 Marble and stone, not otherwise specified 104 Coal, coke and patent fueJ
Nil Nil. Nil. Nil. Nil.
E X T R A O R D 105 Mineral oils, not included 1 Item N o. 27(4) or Item No. 27(6) of the First Schedul to the Indian Tariff, Act, 1934 which it suitable for use as an lllu-
I
nunant in wick lamps.
106 Mineral O i l :—
N A R Y
C C1
(a) Which has tts flashing point at or above t wo h u n-
Twelve months
The detailed licensing policy in respect of S. Nos. 105 and 106 of Part IV is given m Appendix 18.
dred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and i% ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.
3 0 1
3
O
SECTION H-eontd.
2
Validity Remark)
Licensing Authority
of
Description
Licence!
Policy for Established Importer!
Part and S.No. of I.T.C Schedule
T H E a
X
4
3
5 6
PART TV—cootd.
S. No. io6-*w*£
G A Z E T T E
O F
I (6) Wbtdv haa its flashing point "1 or above one hun- dred and fifty degrees of Fihtcnbdft thermo- meter, is not stntiEle for use as an ilhmnnant in wick lamps and is stui "s is not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.
N D
I tar Deleted
A
Nfl
Amalgams and preparations of Mercury compounds but excluding antrfouling compositions and mercury compounds.
Drags, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise specified in
tot
Pom
Twelve The detailed accruing policy mM3trit given in Appendix 19* this schedule.
IIC
Deleted
E X T R A O R D
I
in
N A R Y
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
[
113
Saccharine tablets
P A B T
I
}
Alkaloids of opium and their derivatives .
NO
"3
—
Nil
i i*
S K C
.
1 Alkaloids extracted from cinchona bark and their sabs as such or m combination with pentaquinoine phosphate.
]
[
"5
Toilet requisites, not otherwise specified i—
(a) Sanitary Towels
(a) Nil
P A R T
I
—
(6) Dandasa . . . . ..
(i) Nil
S E C (c) Other Toilet requisites n.o.s.
.
Bom, (c) Nil Twelve months
1
]
Applications from Film Associations for Studio-make-up materials will be considered for articles not avail- able from indigenous sources. Applications may be made to J.C.C.I. Bombay.
T H E
rid
Cinematograph films, not exposed .
Ports - 25% Twelve
months
(1) Quota licences will be granted subject to the following condi- tions :—
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
(1) 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 ;
I
A
(it) that categories, quantity and value of films imported shall be determined only with the prior approval of the licensing authority ;
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
-
(""") that all types of taw 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 will not exceed Rs. iol- per roll of 1000 ft. over the landed cost.
3 0 3
3 0 4
SECTION n-contf.
Remarks
LJceasing
Authority
Part and
S.No. of Description
T H E
Policy for Validity
Established of
Importers licences
I.T.C.
Schedule
I
2
3
4 5
6
PART TV—coatsi.
G A Z E T T E
O F S. No. 116—contd.
>
I
A
(2) Applications from established
importers foe import of perfora-
ted LitffxrKiK fihnft sgsirtnx tfvir
qoota Ikeaces for S. No. 116/
IV will be considered by
the J.CCX, Bcanbay/Caksma/
Msdras.
A
' 117 Cinematograph Slas, expo*ed
Ports
IO ' Twelve
(1) Additional licences for the extra
footage involved in importing
3-D films w21 be issued on
application.
A
,
.
(tf) licences usoed for this S. No,
will noc be v"lid for import of
films sent abroad for processing,
etc.
I *
-
J
•
"
(in) la the case of films imported on
rental basis, quota licences will
oaly be issued without exchange
coatrol copies. Applicants should
indicate whether the films wiD be
imported on rental basis or out-
right sale.
1 J
[ 7 G o
f I
P A R T
I
—
—
S
S E C
.
(h) The minimum value of quota licences will, where necessary, be raised, so " to enable the es- tablished importers to import at least one feature film rat exceed- ing 12,000 ft. in fcnjth by ch b- bmg together their qaota licer es for two half jears.
1
]
T H E
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
(u) Applications from Established Importersforthe importof edu- cational films will be considered ©a the baxit of p ut im- portt ofsuch films. Established Importers shocid prove their past import! of mch films in any of the three years 1955-56, 1956-57 aod 1957-58. The applkinti are al*o required to produce wtis- factoiy evidence to thow that the films are educational in nature and are required for exhibitian in tchoals and colleges and other educational inttitutiani. For this purpoie the intend in % importer* should furnith full particuUrs about the films as follow* :—
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
(a) Whether the film deured to be imported has been pro- duced by a non-commercial orgaaitttian such as the various bodies of the United Nations, the Red Croti and so on. Proofs in this res- pec imsv be furnished.
(6) Whether the film is being imported by a firm which is not otherwise) engeged
3 0 5
SECTION ll-cmtd.
3 0 6
Dexriptiea
I j w r i ng PoUcy for Validity
Remarks
Impttrtan Licence*
Part and
S.No. of
LT.C
Schedule
T H E l
a
"
3 4 3
PART IV—natd.
S.N*. 117-cMN.
normally in the exhibition of
G A Z E T T E
p"jn^tTTi films.
O F
I
N D
I
(e) Literature relating to the
films sought to be imported
thould be furnished to tht
T.ireniine Authority.
A
{d) Whether the film is being
imported against any specific
•rderi freni in tduestionaJ
imtitntion or any other
timilar body,
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
[
P A R T
("0 Applicatkais for import of educa-
oooal filmi from sole distri-
butors of weU-known foreigE
producers who are not eligible to
obtain licences as established im-
porters in terms of remark (c)
abore will be considered by
C C I. in consultation with the
Ministry of Education.
I
—
t il Belettd.
S E C
.
1 119 Deleted.
]
(
Dotted,
120
P A R T
I
—
Defcwd.
121
S E C
.
122^
]
T H E
Nil
123
124
"5
G A Z E T T E O F
I
126
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
3 0 7
-
ACTION m-#"njtf.
3 0 8
Remarks
Licensing
Authority
Validity
of
Licence*
Policy for
Established
Importers
Part and Description
S. No of
LT.C.
Schedule
T H E
I
2
0
4
3
S
S. No*. 127-129—torttd. PART IV—moBtA.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
(d) Eocaljpttu oil.
(") Turpentine oil.
if) Volatile oil of mustaid-
(/) Cedar wood oiL
(A) Vetiver ofl.
(0 Methyl salicylate.
(j) Cumin oil.
(A) Pepper oil.
(D Celery seed mL
Cm) Cardanum oiL
E X T R A O R D
I
Nfl
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
. Pom
130 EwentUl oOs, synthetic
Twelve
months
N A R Y
[
Nil
131 Camphor
P A R T
I
152 Perfumery, not otbenrbe specified :—
—
S
Twelre
(") Nil
(0 A.U, PHwe r^ter to Appcndis 4, (3) RetinoW
s t
I
| .
[
P A S T
I
(it) Licences granted for this item will not be valid for import of Oteo-resin pepper, Ole"-re*iD capsicum and Oko-resin ginger.
—
{b) Musk oii . . 1 . . t .
Nil
S E C
.
(c) P a t c h o u li l e a v es
Nil
to
1
]
i d) O t h e rs
NU
C"0
S o a p, n ot o t h e r w i se s p e c i f i ed . . . ..
NU
133
S o a pj t o i kt . . . . . . ..
Nil
134
Soap household and laundry . . . ..
Ni
T H E G A Z E T T E
136
O F
I Polishes, and compositions excluding valve grinding pastes, and compounds, belt cement and belt dress- ing i—
N D (a) Leather polish . . . . ..
Mil
I
(•)
A
I
Nti
(6)21 Metal polish
(*)
(c)g Car polish
Nil
(e)
X T J I
(d) Electro-plating polish and compositjoas ,
id) Ni!
A O R D
I (")] Other polishes and compositions .
Nil
C")
Nil
N A R Y Candles . . . . . . ..
117
Glue not otherwise specified excluding b ek dressing . Ports
Nil Twd"E
A. U. PUMC refer to Appaadiz 4.
3 Glue, darined liquid
NU
0 "
3 i
o
SfeCTlQtt Sl—contd.
R"miri:t
PMf &•
LiaeflaiBjE
Antbority
VaJidi*
•f
LiMTiM
Fan and
S . N .. of
LT.C
Schedule
T H E i
6 2
3
3
4
PAXT TV—oontd.
G A Z E T T E
O F
dittren lights
Fire w"iks specially prepared is danger 01
140
I
Nil
for the u>e of slaps .
N D
I
A
Fireworks not otherwise specified .
• •
Ui
ND
143
Matebes, mutipped spQnths and Tcoeen
E X T R A O R D
I
Hides and skana, not otherwi*c specified :-
N A R Y
A- U. Pka*e refer to Appendix 4.
. Portt
(d) Chrome splits
Nil TweJre moDlhi
[
Nfl
(6) Leacbtr split*
• • •
P A B T
I
—
(c) Pickled hidei and batrj iaduding
Twetre
BTKWTHT
A. U. Fkate refer to Appeadix 4.
Pidded ikin"
. . . Port*
Mil
aad pciB . . ..
S E C
.
1 CjO Otben . . ..
] J
[ H i d es a nd s k i n s, r aw or s s l t eJ . . .. P o rt
100% Twelre
(0 A. U. Plate reftr to Appendix 4.
•44
P A H T
I
—
S E C
.
1
]
T H E
(fi) SupplemeaUry licences will be
granted to established, importers
of this item. T h at liomca wi 1
be framed on "Ti4"aet being
faredshed ti"t tkc upltcants
hare substantially or fuly utiHi-
ed their quota Uomcm for the
last as veil as CIM IMIWI Ecen-
"int period. TW puticolai
eountrr from vkich rajplies
are intended t* We imported
ma; aim be ia*i—tid.
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
(tit) Applications for iupj)la"eDtary
licertca* against HtflMati"i "f
the first aod wcoad half of the
annual licences should bs sub-
mitted by the 15th SsptMaber
1964 and 15th March 19*5 rcs-
peetiTely
A
[ S k i ns ( o t h er t ^ *n F or S k i n s) t * " " "1! d r e s s ed a nd t m-
NS
MS
w w f f l f f h^ l e a t h er
. ! " . • •.
E X T R A O R D
I TIM following leather mannfacmres, aaaaety :—
146
N A R Y ; l_ Saddlery, 1111 imi.' truks, tad top]
Leather ckth nchxHng irtiMil letter
U7
3 1 1
SECTION H-"mri.
3 1 2
Policy tot
Renutrfcs
A n b o r i ty
of
Impartan
licwcn
ftrt tad
S. Ko. rf
LT.C.
S c M tb
T H E
6 i
3
4
3
5
P/IRT IV—oonid.
G A Z E T T E
O F Mans&ctoret of leather not otbcnriM jptofled.—
I
N D (") LMther bouds
Nfl
I
A
(") Otbart
N2
Par ifctnj drcued
Nil
E X T R A O R D
I
A. U. Please "refer to Appendix 4.
Nil
R u b b * r, nw . . . . . . ..
C.CI.
1J"
Twelve months
N A R Y
V U. Ptcase refer to Appendix 4.
F i r" w o od
Pom
[
Twdve month*
P A H T
I Parnitun md caianet-wire, and puts thereof no*
15*
otbrrwue specified, exchjding mooldings •
Na
—
S
i
c
.
A h n n i n i um t ea c h a st l i n i n g* . . . ..
1
Ka
i 53
]
[
A. U. fkaie refer to Appeadis
154 Cork rtumifartiiret, not otherwise specified CLA.
Twain
mootba.
P A H T
I Furniture of wickerwoik 01 bamboo, and para of
—
nich furniture, not otherwise specified .
Nil
S E C
.
Writing piper :—
I5"
1
] (a) Writing paper other than note paper, writing
pads a il envelopes . . . ..
(a) Nil
(6) Note paper
T H E
157
G A Z E T T E Printing paper eirJudmg pester aod stereo aad all coated paper* but inducting art paper, all tort*, whkh contain no mechanical wood pulp or in which the mechanical wood pulp amounts to less than 70% of the fibre content.
- Ports
Nil
Twehe
Ci) A. U. Plesse refer to Appen-
O P
dix 4.
I 15!
Printing paper, all sorts, not otherwise specified which ]
N D
I
A contain mechanical wood pulp amounting to not lees I than 70 per cant, of the fibre content, excluding | white printing paper mentioned in S. No. 44 of Part | j V of this Schedule.
(a) White printing paper (minding
laid marfcxd paper) which contains
E X T R A O R D
I
to not less than 70% of the fibre
content etc. and which weighs less
than 50 gms. per sq. metre
cannot be imported against licences
for S. No*. 157-158/IV.
N A R Y
A ,U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Nit
159
Twtlve
months
(0) Piper,indudingposre; and stereo andjall coa:ed
paper except art paper, all sorts not otherwise speci-
fied excluding cigarette paper and packing and wrap-
ping paper.
3 1 3
SECTION n-ocmtd.
3 1 4
Validity
R e m a c ki Description
l i c e n c i ng Authority
Licence*
Policy f or Etublrifced I i * p " r t en
Part and
3.No. of
I.T.C.
Schedule
T H E i
6
2
3
5
4
PART IV—contd.
S. No. 159—contd.
G A Z E T T E
(0 U p to i o% of the face value of
(6) Filter paper . . . . . ..
Port*
*S%
T w e l ve m o a t hi
O F
I
licence* c an be utilised for
import of ( i) Extractio* thimble*,
and ( i) Filter iHid*.
N D
I
(if) A. U. Pleat* nf"c K> AfpMdix 4.
A
Nil
Portt
Packing and wrapping paper . . ..
T w e i re month*
(!) Printed paper, da""llabJ* under
S. N". I61/IV, will a"t be al-
towed clearance und"r licenctt
itsued for thi* S. No.
(if) A. U. Plea** nfcf f ApfindiT 4.
E X T R A O R D Deleted.
I
162 Trade catalogues a nd advertising circulars imported by
" *
packer, book or parcel p o st
N A R Y
Bona /Id* import* will be iflowed
clearance by customs withoat the
formality of import licencei.
D e l e t e d.
r*3
[
Nil
N e w s p a p e r *, old, in b a gs a nd bale* . . ..
'64
P A H T
I
Vil
Steel p e ns (i.e., p en holder nib")
165
—
S
i
Kit
D u p l i c a t i ng stencils . . . . ..
166
c
.
1
Nil
CO F e o n t a ln p e ni
167
]
[ ("") Parts of fountain pens
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
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]
T H E 168 Articles nude of fiver and papier macbe, stationery in- cluding drawing and copy beaks, labels, advertising circulars, sheet or card almanacs and calendar*, Christmas, Easter and ether cards, including nrdi in booklet farms; including alM waste pap"r but ex- c hi ding steel peas, duplicating ttcadls, fauntai* pens and parts thereof, ptesspahn paper, rubber bands, eraser* and stamp* and rubber hand rollers for cyclostyling and paper and stationery otherwise specified :
(a) Printed advertising material supplied freeofchargt Ports
••
Twelve
•Booths.
Applications for licences will be consi-
dered by licensing authorities at ports.
(4) Printed advertising material not supplied free of
charge
Nil
G A Z E T T E
Nil
(c) Others . . . . ..
O F 1*9 Standard technical books or books of reference concern- "
I
N D
I ing law and legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice, scientific research or indus- trial processes.
A
100%
. Port*
Twelve
moaths
170 Books, printed including covers for printed books
maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts,
and illustrations specially made for binding in books
but excluding beaks falling under Serial Ho. 169 of
this Part of this Schedule.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
CO Quota licences will be issued
subject to the condition that
HOI more than 50% af tht
face valoe eaa fee itilise*1 far
impart af fictiaa. ud p"raus*ibl*
maa-tcdnieal jamrMlt aad
•agarin—, praridad tkat sat
•Kirc tk"a 2O,aoo aapiei af a
siHgk mm ima shall a* allawed
ta et isapartd agaiut CM*
quota lianet. Wit km tke aalaace
50X of tke face vahte af L-
ataccs, i t will be permissible te
iatpart, iuttr ah*, ckildrta'i books
bat oKpart of caaatce . af xmimii-
aale typae will aat be allawei.
3 1 5
3 i
6
SECTION il-contd.
Viliditr
Licensing
Authority
Description
of
Remarks
PoJky for
Established
Import en
Licence*
Part ana S.No.of I.T.C. Schedule
T H E ->
I
6
3
4
5
PART IV—contd.
S.Nos. 169-170—coma
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
E X T R A O R D
I
(it) Applications from Established
Importer 1 for supplementary li-
cence* will also be considered
on evidence being fur-
nished to the licencing authorities
that the basic quota licencei
granted to them for April
1964—March 1965 have
already been utilised at least
upto 60% of their face value.
Applications for supplementary
licences should be accompanied
with a bank's certificate as
proof of utilisation of the
basic quota licence* for books.
N A R Y
[
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
(in) Supplementary licences will be
granted to Established Importers
fairly liberally but these will be
ralid only for import of
'Standard technical book* 01
books of reference concerning
law and legal practice, or for
use in connection with medical
practice, scientific research or
industrial processes, as detaffed
1
]
[
P A R T
I
—
S E C
.
1
]
T H E
G A Z E T T E
O F
I
N D
I
A
in Appendix 60 to this Red Book. The Established Importers while making appli- cations for supplementary licen- ces need not furnish detailed list of books sought to be im- ported by them. Supplementary licences can also be made valid for import of books on subjects other Than those detailed in Appendix 60 to the Red Book provided fiction, non-technics! journals/magazines or any undesirable books are not sought to be imported. The established importers detirirjg to apply for supplemectary licences for such books should furnish to the licensing authority concerned lists of books desired to be im- ported giving the number and value sj"iDst each. The lists furnished by the applicants will be scrutinised by rhe licensing authorities concerned and supple- mentary licences will be endorsed accordingly for the import of such additional books.
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
(it1) The basic quota licences and/or supplementary licences will not be valid for such magazines and journals etc. the import of which may be specifically disallowed on the licences by the licensing authorities.
(c) Import of Map Globes will not be permitted against the licences granted for this item.
3 1 7
-
.
MCTIGN U-c0ntd.
3 1 8
Licencing
Validity
Description
Remarks
Authority
of
Licence]
Policy for
Established
Importer*
Part mad
S. No. of
I.T.C.
Schedule
T H E
i
2
6
3
4
PART IV—coatd.
G A Z E T T E
O F S. Nos. 169-170—emt/d.
I
N D
I
A
(tn) The importers are free to import
books in sheet form and may
make the maximum use of ihig
facility. Supplementary licerces
will be granted on application
to established importers of bwks
for the import of books in sheei
form. This concession will be
restricted to books specified m
Appendix 60 to the Red Book.
E X T R A O B D
I
N A R Y
(en) Application* for tupplementarj
[
P A R T
I
licence* ifiinat utQhatioa 0/ the first
•nd second half of the annual licen-
ces thoutt be itibmitted by the 15th
September, 1964 and 15th March,
1965 retpectivelj.
—
S E C
.
\viii) A. U. Pleftte refer to Appendix 4.
1
]
[
tjx) The has* period for S. Nos. r69-i7O/IV will be from 1952-53 to 1960-61.
P A H T
I
—
S E C
.
1
]
(*) Applicants for licences for S. Nos. 169-170/IV will be exempt- ed from production of Income Tax Verification Registration or Exemption Nos. in the applica- tions.
T H E
G A Z E T T E
O F
(xO Quota licences granted for this item can also be utilised for import of Teaching Aids of the undermentioned categories up to the extent of 5% of the face value thereof :—
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Teaching aids falling in the category of mental, psychologi- cal and scholastic tests, flash cards, writing folders, instruc- tional charts, cut out and press out books for model making phonic cardSj workbeok and word building and pjctuie dictionary cards, geographical note book and recording cards. Supplementary licences issued for Books will not, however, be valid for import of Teaching aids.
(jm) Established Importers of Books etc should submit alongwith
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SECTION II—contd.
Description
Licensing Authority
Remarks
Validity of Licences
Policy for Established Importers
Part and S.No. of I.T.C. Schedule
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PART IV—contd.
S. Nos. 169-170—
their applications for quota licen-
G A Z E T T E
contd,
ces the foUowing information :
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(a) Particulars of licences for books etc granted in the last two licensing periods.
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(6) Value of imports effected
against the licences.
E X T R A O R D
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N A R Y
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(xtn) Attention is invited to the late Ministry of Commerce & Industry Public Notice No. 7i-TIC(Pti)i6i, da£ed2o-6-i96i relating to import of booksj magazine and periodicals by post parcels- This concession whereby Collectors of Customs are authorised to release post parcels containing books, maga- zines and periodicals without an
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import licence will be valid I during the period April, 64— March, 1965.
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(xw) Established Importers having orders for supply of educational film strips from educational institutions will be permitted, on application, to import educational film strips to the required extent against their quota hcences for books by the port licen- sing authorities.
T H E
171 Prmts, engravings and pictures (including pnotograns
Nn
and picture postcards) °n P^pei °r card boards.
173 Sflk, raw (excluding auk waste and DOIIS) and silk C.CL
cocoons.
Twelve mouths
Import will be canalised through an agency approved by Government,
Nil
173 Silkwasteandnoila -
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G A Z E T T E
174 Textile materials, the following:—
O F
Cal.
Nil
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
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Twelve months
(a) Raw Sax, and all other unmanufactured textile ma- terials, not otherwise specified, excluding Raw jute.
N D
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(6) Raw j ate . . . . . . ..
A.U. Piease refer to Appendix 4.
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175 Silk yarn including thrown silk warp and yarn spun from waste or noils but excluding sewing thread:— (a) Thrown silk yarn including Organzine, Tram {Le.,
Warp and Weft yarns respectively) bat excluding sewing thread •
Nn
E X T R A O R D
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(6) Yarn spun from silk waste, excluding sewing
Nil
thread
N A E Y
(e) Yarn spun from Noils, excluding sewing thread
Nil N il
176 Sflk sewing thread
177 Artificial Silk Yam and Thread
Na
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SECTION U-contd.
VaHditj
of
Remaiks
Description
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Licence*
Policy for
Established
Iropoiteis
Lice ning
\uttiDritj
Part and
S.Naof
I.T.C.
Schedule
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P A f ir JV—contd.
Hand knitting wool
Nil
178
179 Cotton thread other than sewing thread
NO
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Cotton twist and yarn—
(a) Cottoiyarnof 80 counts aod above -
(a) Nil
(b) Others
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rS] Cotton sewing thread "j
Nil
183 Cotton darning thread
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Twist and yarn of t ax or jnte . . . ..
Nil
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ND
Fabrics not otherwise specified, containing more than
90 per cent, of silk, including such fabrics em-
broidered with irtiflciil silk.
Fabrics not otherwise specified containing more than
Nil
90 pet cent, of artificial silk.
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186 r-haki, air blue, barathea aad other woollen fabrics not otherwise specified suitable for making uni- forms and containing more than 90 per ccttf- of woo^exdudingfettsandfabrics made of shoddy or waste wool.
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S E C '87 Wooilen fabrics, not otherwise specified, including
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T H E
8 > Cotron fabrics, not otherwise specified containing more
than 90 per cent, cotton:—
(a) Grey, piecegoods (excluding bordered grey "I Chaddars, dhotieSjSariesandscarres). j
Nil
G A Z E T T E (fc) Printed ptecegoods and printed fabrics. \ (a) Cotton piecegoods and fabrics not otherwise sped- ] J
fied.
O F
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N D
I 10 per cent, and not more than 90 per cent, silk.
A
Nil
100 Fabrics aot otherwise specified, containing nofmore than 10 per cent, silk but more than 10 per cent. and not more than 90 per cent, artificial silk.
Na
E X T R A O R D
I igi Khaki, air blue, barathea and other fabrics, not other- wise specified, suitable for making uniforms and containing not more than 10 per cent, silk or 10 per cent, artificial silk, but containing more than 10 per cent, but not more than 90 per cent. wooL
N A R Y
Nil
IQ2 Fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing not more thaniopercent-siflcor 10 percent artificial silkbot containing more than 10 per cent, but not more than 90 per cent, woo!, excluding fabrics specified in S. No. 191 of thb Part of this Schedule.
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SECTION U-cotttd.
PlK Had
Validity
Remarks Description
S-No- if
of Licences
Policy for Established Importers
Licensing Authority
Schedule
T H E
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PART IV—covtd.
Nil
193
G A Z E T T E
O F FabrfcSj oot otherwise specified , containing not more than 10percent. sflkonopcrcent, artificial sflfcor 10 per cent wool but containing more than50 per cent and not more than9° percent cotton
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A Fabrics, not otherwise specified, containing not more than 10 per cent silk or 10 per cent artificial silk or 10 per cent, wool or 50 per cent- cotton.
193 The following cotton fabrics, namely :—Sateens includ- ing Italians of Sateen weave, velvets and velveteen* and embroidered allovers:—
E X T R A O R D
I (a) Italian of Sateen weave . . . .. (b) Velvets and velveteens . . . .. (c) Others
Nil Kfl Na
Fabrics containing gold or silver thread
Nfl
196
N A B Y
NiJ
197
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Textile manufactures, the following articles when made wholly or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in ItemNo.48(3Xi)of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, I9J41—Bed sheets, Bed spreads, hol- stercases, counterpanes, table cloths, tray doth, bed covers, table covers, dusters, glass cloths, hand- kerchiefs, napkins, pillow cases, pillow slips, scarves, shirts, shawls, cotton sacks, towels, umbrella cover- ings.
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Nil
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P A H T Cescile manufactures, being the articles specified in S -rial Mo 197 of this Part of this Schedule, bnt 1 'ing naJe wiully or mainly of fabrics, specified in hem No 48(3) (<0 Of the First Schedule to the i i i un Tariff Act, 1934.
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Nil
199
S E C
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] ^"ile naaufactures. being the articles specified in Serial No 197 of this Part of this Schedule, bnt being nade wholly or inainlj of any of the fabrics specified
T H E Nil 2 i^ents, being bona ftde remnants of piecegoods, or other fabrics of material liable to duty under Item No. 4&{3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff <\CL, • J 14, lot i-xceeding 4 yards in length. G A Z E T T E Nil 2 P iTs, being bonafide remnants of piecegoods or other O F I N D I fsoncs of material liable to iftity under Item Nos. 4S, J.S(I), 4^(4), or 48(5) 0 f the First Schedule to the ItLiianTanff Act, 1934, not exceeding 2 1/2 yards in length. A Nil 2 Ji Feats, being boiiflde remnants of piecegcodi, or other fabrics of materials other than those specified in Serial Nos. 200 and 201 of this Part of this Schedule not exceeding 4 yards m length. Ribbons . . . .. E X T R A O R D ->til 2O3 I Nil 2O4 N A R Y Blankets and rugs (other than floor rugs), excluding blankets and rugs made wholly or mainly fromttti- ficMlsak. Wa>llen carpet-;, floor cli s, ruffle cloth, shawls and Nil 205 |ohis. 3 2 5 3 2 6 of T H E i 2 6 3 5 4 2 06 Bdr. T*tvvf N il G A Z E T T E Manufactures of wool, not otherwise specified mdudirg felt but excluding those specified in Sens] No. 205 of rhis Part of the Schedule. O F I ?O7 Cotton braids or cords, the following namely,ghooniis N it N D I A 2OS N il 2 O9 Second-hand or used gunny bags or cloth made of jute. Nil 2 IO Hemp manufactures . . . . .. Nil Nil E X T R A O R D I 2 12 Mats and mattings, not otherwise specified NiJ N il - 13 N A R Y 2 14 N iJ [ Socks and stockings made wholly or mainly from silk or artificial irfk. P A R T h i) 2 15 I — S E C 1 16 N . 1 ] Cotton knitted tppatel including apparel made of cotton interlocking material, cotton anderrest* knitted or woven cotton socks and stockings. [ Nil 2 1/ Cotton knitted fabrics • - P A R T I Nil aiE Lace and embroidery — 219 Deleted. S E C . 1 ] Nil 220 Second-hand clothing . . .. Z2I Nil T H E Nil 3 22 Haberdathery, millinery and drapery Na G A Z E T T E Nfl O F byapublicservant for the personal uae. I N D 335 I A 2*6 Textile manufactures, not otfaerwse apecified txciud- ing sisal yarn, delivery b#se for trailer pnmpt, bote made of canvac, fmprrgnated with rubber and cotton bandings; E X T R A O R D I N A B Y , Second-hand boots and shoes, other than those contain- 327 Nil 3 2 7 SECTION n—amtd 3 2 8 Validity Remarks Licensing Authority ot Description policy for E ished Importers licences f*"rt and S.No.of I.T.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 3 4 5 PARTIV—contd. G A Z E T T E 228 Boots and shoes, not being second-hand, other than Na those conain ing rubber. O F I 2 29 Uppers for boots and shoes unless entirely made of lea- Nil ther. N D I A 2 30 Hats, caps, bonnets and hatters' ware, not otherwise Nil specified. Fittings for umbrellas, parasols and sun-shades :— 3 31 . . .. Nil Nil ( a) U m b r e l li n bi (b) O t h e rs E X T R A O R D I 2 32 Parasols and sunshades . . . . .. Nil 233 Nil Umbrellas N A R Y Articles made of stone or marble . . .. Nil 234 [ Deleted. 235 P A H T Tiles, other than glass earthenware or porcelain tiles Nil 236 I — Twelve (i) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Firebricks . . .. . .. Ports Nil 237 months S E C 1 (") Please see remark against S. No. 41-A/II in Appendix 4. ] Building and engineenrg materials, all sorts, not of iron, Ports Nil A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve months T P A R T steel or wood, not 0 herwisc specified, excluding tiles other than glass, earthenware or porcelain tiles a nd firebricks not being component parts of any article in- cluded in Item N o. 72 or N o. 74(2) of the first Sche- dule to the Indian Taruff Act, 1934. I ^ S E C . 239 1 Earthenware, all Bom, not otherwise specified :— ] (a) Water filters and porcelain mortars and pestks of (a) Nil big sizes. (b) Others (b) Nil China andprocelain, all sorts, not otherwise speciHed 'Ports 24O Nil (1) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve months T H E G A Z E T T E (2) Please see remark against S. No. O F I Earthenware pipe and saaitaiyware : 241 N D I (a) Earthenware pipe . . . . .. (a) Nil, A (b) Sarutaryware . . . . . .. ( i ) N ii 2 42 Tiles of earthenware t nd porcelain :— (a) T i ks other t h an brokea glazed tiles - (o)NJl E X T K A O R D (6) Broken glazed tiles . . . . .. (6) Nil I Domestic earthenware china aadporcelain,the follow- 243 ing :— N A R Y Nil Tea cup", coffee cups, saucers for use with tea caps or coffee cups, tea pots, sugar-bowls, jugs, having a capacity of over ioozsand plates over 5-1/2 inches diaEQeter. 3 2 9 3 3 0 Cff T H E 6 I 3 4 5 G A Z E T T E *44 O F I Nil Mi N D I 246 Glass tumblers Nil A M7 E X T R A O R D 248 Glass and GltsswaiCj not otherwise specified and I N A K Y [ P A H T I 249 — NiJ S E C 3 50 Electric bulbs for tOTChe?— . 1 ] (a) Torcb bulbs of Toltage upto 3-8; NU [ (b) Rlectric bvUbs for torches of voltage a b e n e ^ -i and upf 0 6-5 Nil P A R T I (c) Prc-focussed types of bulb" . . .. Nil — Deleted^ 151 S E C . 1 ] Giass bangles, glass beads end false pearls . 2 52 Nil Precious stones, unset and imported uncut, excluding 253 Nil T H E diamonds in all forms. Pearls unset - . NU G A Z E T T E Precious stones, unset and imported cut Nil 255 O F Deleted, 256 I N D Nil 357 I A Imitation gold and imitation silver thread and wire, lametta and metallic spangles and articles of like nature made of metals o t t er tban gold or liivcr. Deleted. 258 Gold plated pen nibs . . . . .. NiJ 259 E X T R A O R D I 2 60 Articles, other than cutlery and surgical instruments 1 plated with gold or silver . . . . . y Nil N A R Y 261 Cutlery plated with gold or silver . J 2 62 Jewellery and Jewels other than those made mainly or wholly of gold or stiver Nil 3 3 1 SECTION U-conid. 3 3 2 Remarks Description P"rt"nd 5. No. of Validity of Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers Licences I.T.C Scbcdak T H E 2 i 3 5 6 4 G A Z E T T E PART IV—contd. Empty drums and barrels returned by Steamship 263 Companies to Oil Companies in India. O F I Import of Steel drams and barrels which are returned empty by Steamship Companies to Oil Companies in India will be allowed clearance by the Castcou without licence. N D I 364 N3 A Enamelled ironware, the following, namely :—Sign- boards and the following articles of domestic hallow-ware, namely :—Basins, bowls, dishes, plates and hais, including price-caps, zinc-bowls and riceplates. Chemical or imitation gold known by any name such Nil 265 as 'New Gold' 'Star Gold' 'Orient Gold' etc. E X T R A O R D I Mercury . . . . . . .. C.C.I. 266 Twelve month? Import of this item will be cana- lised through an agency appro- ved by Government, N A R Y 267 Domestic hardware and stoves made of aluminium [ and parts there of— to) Nil (6)Nil (a) Domestic hard ware (*) Stoves and parts thereof . . .. P A R T I 268 Domestic hardware and stoves not made of alumi- — nium and parts thereof— S E C . 1 (a) Domestic Hardware . .. (6) Stoves and parts thereof Nil Nil ] [ 269 Enamelled ironware, not otherwise specified :— P A R T (a) Nil (j) EnamelkdironsuIpJionatiEgpots I — (i) Nil (t) Enamelled Lion bath tubs . . S E C . (e)Nil (c) Others . .. 1 ] Nil 270 Garden tooIsjOtherthanpruningkruvei, T H E Metal lamps and parts of lamps m a de of aluminium . 271 } Metal lamps and parts of lamps not m a de of a h m u m um 272 Incandescent mantles . . .. Nil 273 G A Z E T T E Nil Zip fasteners. . . .. *74 O F I (a) Nil 275 N D I A (a) H a r d w a r e, iron mongery a nd tools, all sorts, n ot otherwise specified in this Schedule, a nd p a r ts (hereof, excluding m a c h i ne fools and agricultural implements. (6) Garage Tools . . . .. Ports 6i% Twelve months E X T R A O R D I t,i) Quota licences wfll be granted on the basis of past imports of garage tools against licences for garage tools issued daring Janu- ary-June, 1953, and subsequent licensing periods. The basic pe- riod for this item has been exten- ded to include the financial year 1960-61. N A E Y (it) The licences granted will be valid only for the items detailed in Appendix 25 of this Red Book. 3 3 3 3 3 4 Part and S. No. of Validity I.T.C. Description if Remarks Licences I 2 5 6 Licensing Authority 3 Policy for Established Importers 4 T H E PART IV—contd. '•Jo. 275 (6)—contd. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (tit) Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that "t lea^t 25% of the face value thereof should be utilised for import of any or all the items starred in Appendix 25. This restriction will not, however, be applicable to 1 quota licences fcr a value upto and including Rs. 5,000. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y iSI.B.—In cases where the licence holder imports unstarred iterrs earlier than the starred items the Customs Authorities w'11 al- low the clearance of the goods ; only on executing a bond with i them to the effect that the licence holder will import the j starred items within the period | of validity of the licence. [ P A R T I — S E C (MO Upto 10% of the face value of j .licences for garage tools may be ; utilised for import of spare parts j of permissible types of garage tools which are not classified else- where against any other S. No and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule. 1 ] [ P A R T I — S E C . '.vi Supplementary licences for ( import of Garage toots which will be issued to Established Importers win be valid for imports from U.S.A. only. The procedure to be followed for import* against supplementary licences wiil be armoarted separator- 1 ] Nil Buckets of tin or galvanised iron and parts t^.erto1 N il Safety razor blades . . . . . .. Cutlery all sorts not otherwise specified, excluding iafeiv Nil razor blades . . . . . .. Nil 1-a Metal furmtare and cabinetware and ports thereof 2 80 Printing lype Nil G A Z E T T E The following printing materials namely :—leads, Ports *k% O F Twehe month? I brass rules, wooden and metal quoins,shooting sticks, galleys and metslfurniture. CO Licences will be valid for the import of only BrassRulw'of fancy and perforated types, metal quoins and shooting sticks. N D I A (ti) Licence holders will be allowed to import keys for operating metal quoins at the rate of two keys per doz. quoins. Deleted Sets of mats when imported as admtising materials in NiL connection with exposed firms. Domestic refrigerators :— 284 E X T R A O R D I (a) Complete (6) Parts thereof (a) Nil (6) Nil Nil Typewriter ribbons i 8< N A R Y Typewriters and parts thereof, excluding ijpewriter ribbons : Twelve (a) Complete C.C.I. months 3 3 5 3 3 6 Description Remarks Validity of Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers Licences Part and S-No.of L T .G Schedule T H E i 2 6 4 3 5 G A Z E T T E S. No. 286—contd. O F I (6) Parts thereof excluding typewriter ribbons. Ports N D I A GO i o % o n i% Twelve on the basis of months imports of com- plete Lyt^writers. (1) Licences issued for parts of typewriters can be utilised for the import of servicing tools upto 1% of the face value of licences, except for the folio wing types of tools, namely : — (1) Twist drills, Centre drills, Counter sunk drills. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ P A R T I (3) ReamiM. (3) Milling cutters. (4) Threading taps and dies. (5) FDes. (6) Fret Saws, piexcaag saws. (7) ST-40096 Knife stone. (8) ST-4O098-Fl"t file. (9) ST-40125-Rimac Flex stone. — S E C 1 ]
[ 7 P A R T I G o — f I S E C — (13) ST-40174-Square stone. (14) ST-40175 Round stone. (15) ST-40176 Triangle stone. (16) ST-40177 Square stone. (17) ST-40180 Warding file. . 1 1 0 ] (2) Upto 1% of the face value of quota licences may be utilised for import of typewriter screws. T H E G A Z E T T E (3) Not more than 1% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of Key cups5 Key rings, printed Key card or Key"tops in single pieces or in the form of Key board and rubber shells for typewriter rollers. (4) Licences will not be valid for im- O F port of main body frames. I N D I A (5) Upto one per cent of the face value of t ie quota licences may be utilised for import of Ball Bearings not specified under Appendix 14 and steel balls for use as spare parts of typewriters. E X T R A O R D I (6) Quota licences issued for this Sub-S. No. will be valid for import of spare parts of other office machines falling under S. No. 65 (6) (a) (iii)/V. N A R Y (7) Upto 1% of the face value 0 quota licences issued for this Sub. S. No. can be utilised for import of tools (permis- sible types) for servicing 0 f office machines. 3 3 7 3 3 8 LT.C Sefeedule T H E 2 i 6 3 4 5 Nil 287 G A Z E T T E aS8 O F I (a) Parts of sewing machines whether domestic or in- dujtrisl excluding parts of tewing machine* which are workedbypowerandrequirefortheiroperatton •at less than J hone power. N D I A (S>) Needle* for all type* of sewing machines *% 2J9 Wireless Instrument* and Apparatus, including Wiretm Nil E X T R A O R D 2 90 I N A R Y [ Component parts of Wireless Reception Instruments and Apparatus, including all electric valves, amplifie* and loudspeakers which are not specially designed for purposes other than wireless reception or"re •ot original parts of and imported along with instra- nents or apparatus so designed but excluding those Mentioned in Part 11 of the Schedule. Hi P A R T I — NH S i c . (e) Refinances . . . . .. Nfl 1 ] ' A R T I Nil Ports- — "0 Potentiometers, volume control, tone control - Nil Ports S E C . (") Lo"d Speakers Twelve months Twelve months Twelve 1 Nil ] Ports (J) Others • Motor vans and motor lorries imported complete • of their allocations separately. T H E 291 Motor cars including taxi cabs - . - - }- 292 (it) Imports of raw materials and V semi-finished parts to approved ^manufacturers of cars, f c. rtl be licensed on an annual basis. G A Z E T T E Ports TweWe The detaiUd Ucen.ing policy is months given in Appendix 26. O F 293 I N D I Schedule. A Nil Ports 294 E X T R A O R D I N A R Y Twelve (1) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. months Applications from established importers for import of spare parts against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be con- sidered by the licensing authori- ties at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2$% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. Such licences where granted would be subject to the same conditions/ restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. Noj. 293> 295 and 297/IV. 3 3 9 $ 4 0 Remarks licensing Authority De"cription PoKcyfoi Established Importers ' Validity of f Licences T l i Part and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule E 6 I 2 5 3 4 G A Z E T T E S. No. 29A —ctmtd. O F Same as remark (2) against S. No. Nil Ports (a) Auto-attachments . I 294(0/IV. The detailed licensing policy is given Ports N D I in Appendix 26. Twelve months Twelve months A Articles (other than rubber tyres and tubes) adapted for use as parts and access ories of motor cyclesandmotor scooters, except such articles as are also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars. Motor omnibuses : chassis of motor omnibuses, motor vans and motor lorries. Recognised assemblers of motor cars, ere. -wIIJ be informed of their allocations separately. E X T R A O R D Twelve The detailed licensing po)>c\ is Ports I jpven in Appoi%i,'x :6. months N A R Y Parts of mechanically propelled vehicles and accessories, not otherwise specified, excluding rubber tyres and tubes and such parts and accessories of motor vehicles included in Item No. 75 (?) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, as are also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars. [ Carriages and ca rts which are not mecha nicall y p ropelled •• P A R T not otherwise specified. I — Nil S E C . 1 Parts and accessories of carriages and carts which are Hot mechanically propelled, not otherwise specified, excluding rubber tyres and tube6, and articles speri- ied in Part I of the Schedule. ] [ 3'3O Nil Cycles (other than motor cycles) imported entire or in sections . .. P A R T " Jl I N il — Parts and accessories of cycles f other than motor cydes) excluding rubber tyres and tubes but Including iron and steel bolts and nuts adapted for use on cycles and also steering tubes screws. S E C . 1 ] X-Ray films . . . . . 1'orts T H E Tweiu1 0) Quota licences will be subject mopr.h'i to the condition that the estab- lished importers will ensure that goods imported against these licences are sold by them and/or their agents/retailers at prices not exceeding the pre- January, 1959 level. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (0) The established importeis of this item are requested to furnish to the licensing authori- ties concerned the information regarding the extent of utilisation of quota licences granted to them for this item during April 1963—March 1964. 303 Photographic negatives and printing paper, exrluding Ports 7i% X-Ray films. Twelve- (1) Upto -]\% of the face value of months the quota licences may be uti- lised for the import of Photogra- phic flash Bulbs. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (it) Not more than two and a half per cent, of the face vahie of the licences will be valid for the import of following accessories regardless of their classifications :— Ui) Darl Room Safe Light fitter. 3 4 1 Remarks for abed tew Validity of licences 6 5 (6) Dry mount, (c) Dry mounting tissues. (
rubber, porcelain, earthen ware, plastic or stainless steeL) It is not necessary to present the licences to any licensing autho- rities for endorsement of these concessions. A (j'ti) Small value licences will be enhanced vide Appendix 3. A • • • [ (to) Licences granted under this Serial Number will not be valid for sensitized papers based on ferro-prussiate diazo-ammonia and ammonia bromide paper used for taking blue-prints for tracin ({engineering drawings. P A H I I _ S I C . 1 ] (o) Firms having past imports of both photographic sensitize iJ material and photographic chemicals can apply for permis- sion to utilise a portion of their quota licences granted for photo- ersrihic materials falline under [ P A J I T I — S I C . 1 ] T H E G A i f t T T T E O F r f f D I A i S. No, 303 of Part IV for the import of photographic chemi- cals. Established importers who w"htot*kr advantage of thisccai- ccsfion, thoold "pply to the J.C.C.I., Bombay, irrespectiet of the fact whether the licences far S"xil Number 303/IV wert issued by hjn ot Hot. The iirarc-5 fc; pftoiOgraphic goods f-d materials oad chemicals falling unHer SensJ Number! -3-;ifV wi*h a stattmpiit iadi- cstiag the rife-', for which it is desired to utilise the licences for photographic goods for the import of pnotograpiic chemicals s^ioujd be forwardsi K> that authority. A list of the chSlueals (excluding those import of •pJ&A is prohi- bited) which the applk&t fr^bei to import should also be tSufoged, Such requests will be consicftKd. by the J . C G I, Bombay aiiJ his decision as regards the extent to which such permission is given and in regard to the nature of chemicals permitted •RtJuld be final. X ^ H A O R D I N A R Y (vi) Quota licences will be subject to tfctf condition that at least 10^ of the face value of quota licence!! mtist be utilised for imr>ort of process plates (other than ordinary dry process plates) and films required by printing Industry. ? A SECTION II—contd. 3 4 4 Remarks Description Licensing Authority Validity of Licences _; Policy for Established Importers Part and S. No. oi I.T.C. Schedule T H E 6 t 2 5 3 4 PART rV—contd. G A Z E T T E S, No. 3c O F I N D I A jrii) Qjota licences will be subject to the condition that the estiblih- ed importers win ensure thai goods imported against these licences are sold by them and/or their agents at prices not exceed- ing the pre-September 1957 le veh E X T R A O R D I .viu) Applications for import of cneaiicals for processing of colo ur Elms and coleur papers will oe considered by the J.C.C.I., Bonituy, N A R Y [ (ir) Not more th"n 5o% of the face value of quota licences can be utiiUed for the import of Photo- graphic printing paper. ^ P A K T Film Strips aad Slides . . . .. N il C.C.I. 3 04 Twelve I A. U.JPletse refer'to Appendix 4.."] months — Torts Twelve S K C 3 05 5 JO . Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliaroe^ other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, momiis (i) Quota licences will be subject to a mmimiTm value of Rs. 2,500 1 ] and parts thereat. in individual cases. [ P A R T I — S iti Quota licences issued under this - S. No. will be valid only for im- port of spare parts of photogra- Dhic instruments, apparatus other than cinema, all sorts, n.o.s., and electro-cardiographs. i c . 1 ] (Hi) Upro \a% of the face, value of quota licences issued for this item can be utilised for import of: Co) Exposure meters : (b) Range finders ; (c) Camera fitters; ' ''d) Lens hoods; T H E G A Z E T T E \e) Accessories and attachments acd^ spare parts'1 thereof. (/) Accumulators (dry and wet O F I Batteries for photogrpahic electronic flash units'). AdLaoal fjeth N D Ports I Twelve mentis A Clocks and Watches and parts thereof ; Nil hi) Clocks (other than time pieces) e.g., wall clocks with or without pendulum, mantle clock*, marine clocks, electric clocks etc. (&} Parts of clocks Ports E X T R A O R D I Twelve rrionths. N A R Y (i) A. U. Plemse refer to Appendix 4.^ (li) Licences will not he valid for import of hands, top and bottom plates for housing movements parts, dials and complete Dendulirm assembly consBting of pendulum, pendn- tum rod and sdjuiting icrewg. Import of complete movements mil not be allowed. 3 4 5 SECTION U-contd. 3 4 < Descripvun. T H f 6 2 j 4 O A E PART IV—cca:^ r T T I O r Ports I Twolre moths I M X r a f A B Y [ P A R T I — t l . [ P A H T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E (it;} Additional licences for import of complete watches will be granted to established importers on the basis of a quota of 2% of half of their best year's imports relating to S. No. 308 (i)/IV. These additional licences to be grained to established im- porters will be vaiid only for import of watches. These will not, howeyer, permit import of gold vetches and/or watches with a s.LZ price of more thao Ks. 150 per watch.^ 309 Talking machine and parts thereof *x.i x-mdi for taLKjng machines— G A Z E T T E (a) Complete gramophone* - Nil O F (*) Gramophone needfes I N D (c) The following parts, uKflei? (— I A U) Nil a) Gramophone HKKoa WJ parls • . * (2) Sooad base, and pam, • * 13J Antomatic brakes and j^11™ : W) The foliowing parts, n n ^V E X T R A O R D I Record changers and gy Twdve N A R Y d ooropoiKat own theteof j (fl (0 Upto 75% of the face value oi quota licences may be utilised for import of Sapphire and dpwnrmrf tipped needles and long playing need leg intended for light weight pick-ups and ityfli for microgrooTC records. 3 4 7 3 4 8 SECTION ll-contd. Remarks Validity of Licensing Authority Description Licences Policy for Established Importers ^art a ad S. Mo. of I.T.C. Sch-iule T H Z 6 5 r - 3 4 PART IV—contd. G A Z X T T S. No. 33; I (i)—c?md. O F I (a) Not mote than 25% of the face value of licence* can be utilised for the import of main spring. (Hi) Licences will be ittued subject N D I to a minimum of Rs. 25°- A (re) Please see remark (g) against S. No. 65 (1—4Xn)f>0/V in Appendix 31. a) Loag playing records, records for learning langu- ages and records of high artistic or educational value. N il
E X T R A O R D I I, , Forts Vl'i,ical la.trvunents aad parts thereof, all sorts, not Twelve , months otherwise specified. N A R Y ( T A R T Licences will be valid only for im- port of spare parts of musical instruments falling under this serial number. Licences will, however, be subject to a mini- mum value of Rs. 250/- and a TnaYiTnnm value of Rs. 2^x0/- in individual cases. I Nil Percussion Caps . . . . . .. — S i 3 12 Save where otherwise specified ail articles which are ^rms "1 c . 1 ] or parts of a n as within the m i n i ng of the Indian | Arms Act, 1878 (excluding springs used for air gang) j [ P A R T I — S a c all tools used for doming or putting together the same, all machines for making, loading, dosing, or capping cartridges for arms other than nfle arms and sll otiiex sorts of ammunition and military stores and any articles which the Central Government may by | NotificatKHi in the Official Gazette declare to b* 1 ammunition or military stores for the purpose of the I IodianTanff Act, 1934, excluding percussion caps. 1 1 ] T H E 313 Subject to the exemptions specified in Item No. So (3) | of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 1 Fire arms including gas and air guns, gas and air j nfles and gas and air p-stois cot otherwise specified | but excluding parts and accessories thereof 314 Subject to the exemptions specified in Item No 80(3; of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, G A Z E T T E PoitB i4 Twelve mop Its O F (a) Barrels, whether single or double for fire arms, inr.hiding gas and air guns, gas and air nfles and gms and air pistols, not otherwise specified. I () Quotaliccjcei wil be \4J1a only for import of cartridge OSMSJ fiLed or empty falling urtder S. No. 317 of Pan IV. N D (i) Mam springs and magazine springs for fire armi, (11) Same as ttmark (i) against S I including gas guns, gas nfles and gas pistols | No. ^17/IV A (c) Gunstocks and breech blocks (£) Revolver cylinders. E X T R A O R D I (") Actions (including ikeleton and waiter;, breech bolts and then- heads, cocking pieces and locks for muzzle loading arms, (J) Machines for mafcinc, loading, or closing o r t- ndge for nfled arms, j (j) Michinesforcapptngcartndgesfor nfledarms | N A R Y 31J Thr fnllnwing irrns, ammnnitinn anH military •!t"r^ — (") Arms forming part of the regular equipment of a commissioned or gazetted officer in Govern- ment Service entitled to wear Diplomatic, Mili- tary, Naval, An- Foroe or Police uniform. 3 4 y 3 5 © Dwcription Putud S. No, of LT.C. Schedule T H I i 2 3 6 3 4 PART TV—oontd. G A Z E T T E £.Ms. 315- O F I N D I A (*) A revolver and an automatic pistol and ammo- I ration far such revolver and pistol up to a mmri- I mum of 100 rounds per revolver or pistol (1) J wfien KYYwnpanyfng • mmirriasirmpH nflvw nr j tfae Indian regular f"ces, or of the Indian Terri- j tonal Force or a gazetted Police Officer, or | E X T R A O R D I to whkh such officer belongs ; or in the case of an officer not attached to any crops, by tbe nflv-pr mrnmsmHing, ths artrtion nr Ai9tn~t in which *uch officer is, serving, or in the case of a police officer by an Inspector-General or Com- missioner of Police, to be imported by the Officer for the purpose of his equipment. * I (c) Swords for presentation as army or vohinteer | N A R Y prizes. [ P A J I T I — S " C , 1 Tomnteer corps for the Inrtrcrctkm of their men. f ] / P A M I — S E C . 1 J 317 dartrldce CUM filled and empty T H K G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A Na Nil Nil E X T R A O R D I Ni N3 N A R Y Nil . .. 3*3 I W MS Nil 3 5 1 SECTION 11-contd. 5 2 Licencing Authority Validity of Description Remarks PoJkyfor Established Importers Licences T H E Put aid S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule 5 6 i 2 3 4 G A Z E T T E PARTW—contd. O K I Brushes, all sorts, excluding paint and varnish brushes^ N D I toilet brashes and brooms :— A (") Artists' Brushes Ports (a) 5% Twelve months. (0 Quota will be calculated on the b"is of p "t imports of artists' brushes only. E X T R A O R D I (it) Upto 2Q% of the face value of licences or Rs. 500!- whichever is higher can be utilised for the import of Artists' materials specified in Appendix 20. N A R Y \}>) Others [ 325 P A R T I — S u e . Toy*, games, playing cards and requisites for games and sports, bird shots, toy cannons, air guns and air pistols and parts thereof, for the time being excluded in any part of India from the operation of all the prohibition aad directions contained in the Anns Act, 1959, and bows and arrows "nd parti thereof, excluding rubber-balls, football bladders, balloons 1 ] and toys: [ 7 G P A R T a I — f l - l l S E C . " NU 1 ] T H E 1 G A Z E T T E O F I N D I (tit) Rackets f°r tennis, badminton and squash, profiled the c i£ value of each wit&ta | u ts ia not below 5*. 33, Sk. as and 5%. " respectively. A NH Nfl E X T R A O R D I Nil N A R Y 3 5 3 3 5 4 T S E Pare and S.No.of LT.C Schedule I 6 a 3 4 G A Z E T T E 326 Buttant, metal, iacludjng buttons steel and cufflinks . Nil O F I Nil N D I 328 Nil A 329 330 E X T R A O R D I C CL Na Twelve montht. 331 N A R Y [ Specanefis, Models and Wall Diajuans illu^iative of "1 333 C C I. Nil P A R T I — 333 S i Spectmens, Models and Wall Djagxams illustrative of 1 natoral aaence and TnfHpli and antique rSns, not | imported for instructional ptupoaes. c . 1 ] [ Postage S u m p s, whether used or unu*ed . 354 Nil P A R T I — S a c . 1 ] 335 Nil 336 Nil T H E 337 Nfl 338 G A Z E T T E 339 Synthetic Stones O F 34O Z ip fasteners witii celluloid teeth . . .. I Nil N D I A P A RT V I 0) P u b c* o t h er t h an gram a nd lentils N2 ( t) fSmm a n d k f i t i li . . .. Nil E X T R A O H D I 2 W h e at N3 ND 3 N A R Y Nfl 4 Nil 5 Chromotol S.F. Qwmaliat and other Obroaie com- ponndt ntcdfcr iyeinf or Uania* fexdndinjbtrioB bad iad zinc chronMtMi. 3 5 5 3 5 6 i of PoUqrof Pt*aHhh" I a p o t en Ltoeooe* 2 i 6 3 3 4 T H E G A Z E T T E 6 O F Dyeing and tanning lubstancea, all torts, not otherwise specified* "•*ln4Hi wattle extnctt and the tnidet tpecined in S. No. 5 of thk Pan *f thi* Schedule. I N D I A E X T R A O R D I Nil 7 N A R Y GreaKf.aUtorUf not otherwise ipeofled, indodiaf CC.L t •• [ Nil 9 P A E T Fish oil i>vJivHnf wbala oil, not otbenrfce tptdStd, *x- 10 I — S I C . Nfl Ma 1 ] [ II Pttk "2 and" whilt "fl Iur4"*e4 and kyiroaeMto*. P A R Nil 12 (a) Farinaceous and patent food*, canned or bottkd, * I — S o c . NB 1 ] (6) Brea&fast food* (toch a* wheat flahM, corn take* processed oat* and "hredded wheat) and rear Nil 13 T H E Nil 14 T m h< moBtnt G A Z E T T E (") Aiphalt, esdudiag Asphalt emulsion* and Gilto- 15 aci. O F I N D I Nil Nfl A 16 NB 17 E X T R A O R D (}) liqnid pn^B> Pom 15% I N A R Y 3 5 7 3 5 8 T H E I * i i 4 PART V—co"d- S. 1 G A Z E T T E O F I Nil N D Batching Oils for fibres. I A IS CGL •• MoWrtpint . . . . . .. CGL 19 •• 20 E X T R A O R D CCL I N A R Y ai • • [ Chromium tulpliatc, chremkict cilond* and odier chrome compouods eadudioc bcrium duooucu and chromium lottite. P A S T 33 Chenucali aot tfiiaii under ""T oihw l""kl N". "f I — C.GL • • S i Twelve month* c . 1 ] [ P A R T I — S I C . 22- K Gas cylinders when imported filled with gt&: . 1 ] 23 Nil • • T H E Coppers, sneagfefnott^pfaMe) . . .. *5 Ni (*) A H o t e f n t a e f v u l p f e ui G A Z E T T E 90% O F I N D I 26 A E X T R A O K D I 27 22 N A B Y The foQawing "hank"ii, asa^y— } 3 5 9 3 6 0 T H E i 2 5 3 4 G A Z E T T E O F The foUoyrtnt chemicalt, namely, awimfiim tulphide;, oobtk oxide, liquid fold fbr gutii miking, ulcnhan and uranium oxide, f I N D I A f*):Othe" 30 •• •• 1i Tfct Mlowfnf cfaemicalt, druj^ uut medidne*, namely i E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ OBfe, Sulphuric. Tardtiie, and any other addc ecctodinf cktcmuc acidf* annTdrom amnoola, naphlhakne, Potajjjum chlorate, Potassium Qrtnidt and other potawfum oompound!, bkaibonate of soda, borax, todmm cyanide, lodhnn silieate, anenic, —kjuiu carbide, ^fcerlne, lead, magnetfmn and Zinc compounds, not otherwise ipecified. P A S T I {*) Aloet,aufoetida, Cocaine, SAruptrillaaadStorax . — S E C . NO 1 AaM-pltfne tcrusi 32 •• - ] f A h f k f i iw ptmitt a"4 ptiat]— as P j j (c) Aluminium powdat and p*ite . . .. " I — S r e 34 . 1 ] P*int", colour* and j i a i c l m' raattriab, all tart*, not | ocheswia* iptciflej, lscfoding paint*, sorutton and | •waposirJon* octfitafninf dtngexiOTis Petrelenm 1 within the meaning of t ie Indian Petroleum Act, 1 1934. but exdodint; ahnniniam powder and paint, J- and land piptrt aod s l ut papers. T H E G A Z E T T E O F (*) Whit* lead, jenuine dry . . .. (t) Zinc whitej genuine dry . . . . '" (if) Painta, other tcwts, coloured moist . . ' Paint*, colour* and painters' materials, the foUowin- ^* I N D (") Sjtd lead, reduced dry . . . . ' (b) White lend, fenuint moist and reduced, drv am i. I moiat A 37 E X T R A O B D Tk* f"a"wing paintt, colours and painters' materiala ""—t?-' bvytM, turpentine, turpentine sub*titute, and Tarnish not containing dangeroo* petroleum within the meaning of the Indian Petroleum Act 1934 :— I N A R Y 3 6 1 3 6 2 Lice us ing Authonry Validity of Remarks Policy for Established Importers Licences Pirt and S No. of l.T.C. Schedule T H E 2 I 3 5 4 G A Z E T T E O F I N D I sappEers to the efiect that the colour imported i" a permitted food colour and conforms to the standard prescribed under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules. A 1 0% . Ports
Twelve months. (0 Not more than one-fourth of the face value of the licence* can be utilised for import of water colour boxes con- sisting of water colours in the form of cakes. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ P A H T I — S K C . (?n) The quota licences for this item can be utilised for the import of Artists' materials specified in Appendix 20 aubject to the COB. dttions specified therein. The endorsement of the licences will not be necessary. 1 ] [ P A R T I — S i c . 1 ] T H E G A Z E T T E O F (") Titanium Dioxide I N D I (/) Lithopojie CO Nil A T W re moDtts (Mi >W (*)Na (0 NU E X T R A O R D I Na N A R Y Tw*Jv" a u t ks 3 6 3 3 6 4 i T H 2 I 3 6 5 4 G A Z E T T E O F rbllowin g chemical m n i wj :— I N D I A B "c slag, nitrate of ammonia, nitrate of soda, muriate "r potash, sulphatt of mmmoni*. "ulph"te of potash, kaiaite gala, carbolime, urc^ nitrate of lime, calaum cynamide, ammonJam phosphatei, mineral phosphates, mineml super-phosphates, (a) Ro
C C I. • • E X T R A O R D I C C I. N A R Y 75% [ C C I. P A R T I — Nil S a c . Nil 1 ] [ P A B T I Rmbber tyre* and tuba* and other m u u b c w ei erf rub- ber, not otherwise specified, indodinf; ebonite rod*, tabes and sheets bat excluding tpptrel and boots and shoes :— — i • Nil S E C laboratoryuae)andv*cciBi caps . 1 ] Nil T H E (M) Giant motor, motor eyeje tyres, tubes and flaps, bicycle tyres and tabes and industrial tyres, tuh"* and laps iacfadinf solid tyres, bnt exclud- ing tractor and off-the-road tyres and tabes. 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 Nil 3 6 5 3 6 6 T H B 6 I 2 3 4 3 G A Z E T T E S.Na.41—contd. O F I N D I (CT) Ebonite rodi, tabe* and sheets . . .. A Nn E X T R A O R D I (6) Industrial rubber gloves NH N2 N A R Y Nil [ Na P A H T I — S E C . I ] 42 (aXO 7 o od and Timber, all sorts, not otherwise speci- fied, induding all sorts of ornamental wood b u t K- f-t'KKrlg aganrood, plywood, Sandal wood, tagarwood, {anunated wood and veneer. [ ( • T) T j n t i i m ed w s od . . . . .. Nfl P A B T I N3 — S K C . Nil •• 1 ] Tea cbec& and ports and <^rt*"jt thereof* iry^r^'fg tea chests eootHacng aTmninium but fyfri^rtg aromi- nhm teg cfaest linings. NI C C I. 43 . .. 1 T. Nil -- •• T H E G A Z E T T E 44 •• •• O F I N D I Nil Nil 45 45-A A 46 c*)Na -• E X T R A O R D Bom I 47 Nil 4! N A R Y 49 } Nil 5O 3 6 7 3 6 8 T H E I 2 6 5 4 3 G A Z E T T E Nil O F jute and cotton, not otherwise ipecified. I N D I Apparel containing rubber . . .. Nil 5* A Nil 53 E X T R A O R D Silk or artificial silk goods used or required for medical purposes, namely, ailk or artificial (ilk ligatures, elas- tic dlk or artificial silk, hoskrr, elbow piecet, thigh piece*, kneecap*, leggings, socks, anklets, stockinga, suspenwry bandages, silk 01 artificial tllk, abdominal belts, silk or artificial tilk web oatbeter tubet a ai oiled silk or arttfidaj ailk. I Nil 54 N A R Y 55 [ Nil 56 •• P A K T I — S i c . Nil 57 •• 1 ] [ 7 M Building and Engineering bricfcs . . .. G P A R T o I f Coveted crucibles for glass making . . .. 59 — I — S E C Deleted. 60 . 1 2 1 ] Nil Diamonds unset and imported uncnt, excluding bort and 61 Industrial diamonds. T H E Na Steel hehnets 62 Nil Radium . . . . - - -• 62-A "Xhe following articles of builder's hardware, hinges, G A Z E T T E 63 locks and bolts :— (a) Nil O F (a) Door locks (not pad locks) . . .. I (fc)Nil (6) Suit-case lock* N D I 00 Nil (c) Hinges A (d)NU (d) Others Deleted. 64 65 E X T R A O R D I T he following articles of machinery not otherwise spe- cified, in t hb schedule except when reqmied f" the textile industries, tea industry, iron and steel produc- tion vroiks, electric supply undertakings, mines "nd quarries :— (0 Joint quota for sub-items 65 (1-4) /V. Quota will be calculated on the basis of combined past imports of articles felling under sub-items (1-4) of S. N o. 65/V during a cottntton basic year. N A R Y Separate quotas on the basis of past imports made in different basic yean will not be admissible. 3 6 9 3 7 0 ] Accusing \uthority Remarks Ptrtaod S' r ^ - pf Description i Policy for Established Importers Validity of Licences Schedule T H E 6 5 3 4 PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E „ „ S. Ne. 65—eotacL O F I (H) Licences will be granted subject to certain conditions vide Plant and Machinery Hand Book, 1952. (1) Prime movers, b"kr, locomotive eacines and tenders for the same, portable engines (including fire engines) and other engines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts. N D I A (jii) Licences will not be valid for machines and spare parts of ma- chinery mentioned in Appcrdis 35- (t"r) Attention is also invited to Pre- (3) Machines a"d sets of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire or other power not being manual or animal labour OT which being brought into use required to be fixed with reference to other mov- ing parts. amble to Appendix 35. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (3) Apparatus and appliances, met to be •perated by manual or a"imal labour which are designed for use in an industrial system as parts iodispeBsabJe for its operation aad have been give* for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. [ P A R T I — (v) Not more than 5% of tlte face value of licences for machinery or Rs. 500 whichever is higher can be utilised for import of spare parts not otherwise speci- fied. It may be noted that spare parts specified elsewhere like Ball- bearings, Belting etc. and those mentioned in List III of Ap- pendix 26 will not be allowed under this provition. S E C . (vi) (a) Licences issued under this S. No. will be valid for the import (4) Control gear (other than electric), self-acting or otherwite and transmission gear (otter than elec- tric) designed for use with any of the machinery specified above including driving chains, but excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting. 1 J f [ P A R T I — of internal combostion engines (other than road vehicular type) as prime movers if imported as a part of the machinery provided that: S E C . 1 ] (i) Engines develop less fhan 3 H. P. at a speed of 1500 R. P. M. and above (on a 12- hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949. T H E (") Engines develnp 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 (i) It 3houid be noted that such 'ii- ternal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. caonot be imported as prime movers under this Sr. No. unless the engines are integ- rally coupled with the equipment of which they are the prime movers. A NOTE.—For the purpose of this res- triction, integral coupling would mean :— E X T R A O R D (tr) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the drive nuchiBery, or I N A R Y (ft) the driving and tke driven machinery being of such construction as to have one common and continuous shaft. (CTO Prohibited types of atotors specified in S. No*. 32 (b) and 3 7 1 3 7 2 Description Licensing Authority Validity of Remarks Licences Part iHd S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 3 5 4 PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E O F I S. No. 65(1-4)—contd. N D I A (e)/II will be allowed clearance, with machinery and equipment provided the motor shaft is di- rectly coupled to the driving me- chanism and these can be regard- ed as integral as hitherto, or have been built-in, built-on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ otutl Licences will not be valid for import of spares specified else- where, i.e., Ball bearings, belt- ings, etc. and items specified in List III to Appendix 26. P A H T I — ( S E C . 1 ix) Quota licences will not be valid for import of second-hand ma- chinery. ] (0 Boot and shoe manufacturing machinery Ports Nil [ Twelve month* P A R T I — S i c . 1 ] Applications from Established Impor- ters for import of spare parts •gainst their imports of complete machinery failing under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2^% ofhalf of their best year's import! in the basic period. Such licences where granted would be subject to the same conditions/restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. No. 65(5)/("0fV. T H E For detailed licensing policy please -• •• tee Appendix 31. G A Z E T T E fa) Cinema Machinery (including Studio equip- ment and projection aod also including Sound recording apparatus for the production of cinema films). O F I N D I (iii) Oil crushing and refinery machinery. Ports Nil A Twelve month* E X T R A O R D I Applications from Established Impor- ters for import of spare part against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. wfll be considered by the licensing authori- ties at the ports and licences grunted on a quota of 2J % of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. Such Licences where granted would be subject to the same conditions/ restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. No. 65(5X"0/V. N A R Y (ic) Fetr"leu"and giswelldrilliSLfiequipmemt Port* 1. A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nil Twelve months. 3 7 3 SECTION ft-contd. 3 7 4 Fart and S. No. of Description Licensing Authority Remarks Policy for Established Importers Validity of licences I.T.C. Schedule T H E r i e 3 4 J PART y—contd. G A Z E T T E 2. Same remark as against S. No. S. No. 65 (i—4XiT)—contd. 6 5 ( I - 4 X K 0 / V. O F I (v) Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machinery otherthmndomestic refrigerators:— N D I A (-0 \ir Coilitionera (Unit type or packaged type) . Ports Nit Twelve months. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ (o) (a) Applications from Established Importers for import of spare parts against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2^% of half of their best yeaj's imports in the basic period. Such licences where granted would be subject to the same conditions/restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. No. 65 (5X")/V. P A R T (b) Other types Ports Nil I Twelve months — S E C . 1 ] (0 Applications, from Established Importers for import of spare parts against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authority eonperoed and licences granted on [ P A R T I — S E C a quota oi 5% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period Such licences, where grant d, would be subject to the same con ditio-is/restnct ions as apply to licences issued under S. No 65(5X")/V- 1 ] T H E (0) Quota licences issued for this sub-item can also be utihsed for the import of the following items irrespective of their classification for Import Trad Control purposes :— G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (1) Air filters. (2) Controls. (3) Gauges (4) Valves. (5) Copper Pipes. (6) Tubes and fittings (7) Extra-heavy steel pipes (8) Refrigerant and com- prewor oil for first charges. E X T R A O R D I (9) Humidistati. (K>) Compre&sort. (Not more than 50% of face ralue of quota licences issued under this sub-item can be utilised for import of compretsois). N A R Y (tit) Lice oca granted under this sub- item will not be valid for import of Malleable Iron sod pipe fit- tings. (ir) A. U. Pfcase refer to Appendix 4. 3 7 5 3 7 6 SECTION U-contd. T H E 6 3 J 4 Na G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A E X T R A O R D I •quftKeats :— Nil N A R Y [ P A R T I - S E C 1 ] [ P A R T I — S E C , 1 ] T H E Nil G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (*) Skovels, excavate re, B"t*rised graders, vibrating soil compactors, vibrators, stone crushers, stone jpsnulators, Tar and Brtufiacn boilers/sprayers, core drilling machine, concrete mixers, asphalt nuxets, mortar mills, memorised scrapers and tow-J ed scrapers, dozzers (all types), loaders, concrete screens, road forms, road tampers, spreaders and finishers, dragline and winches, dumpers and dumper wagons not built on conventional chassis. Nil Nil E X T R A O R D I (via) Acid resisting and chlorine resisting blowers and compressors, chlorine and acid resisting valves a ad acid resilient parts thereof, chlorine cylinders and valves thereof, cylinder testing equipments aad spares ami sparyiag nozzles for chamber plaits. N A R Y Nil Nil A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Mad. 3 7 7 3 7 8 _ —(— . _ .. — Licensing Authority Remarks Description Policy of Established Importers Validity of Lice aces Pajtand S. Na. of L T .C Schedule T H E 2 i 3 - PART V—coutd. G A Z E T T E 65 O F I N D I (S) Ompoment parts, as defined in item No. 72 (3) of the Plrst Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, jf machinery iperifled in clauses (1), (a), (3) and (4) ahoTe, but excluding thote which are covered by Serial No. 68 of this part of this Schedule: A For detailed licensing policy please see Appendix 31. (i) ?"itt of d n a ua machinery (indudirar studio •fsipment and projcctois n ^i alto including w u rf teaording apparatus for production of rSgRna films), Ports (it) Parts of Rtfiiecistien ""d Air-conditioning E X T R A O R D Twelve months. maeiiiDery other than domestic refrigerators. I (1) Same remarks as at (a), (ai) and (n>) against Serial No. 65 fi—4) of Part V. N A R Y [ P A B T I (2) The instructions contained in the Plant and Machinery Hand Book, 1952 which also contains the hst of essential spare parts for Refrigeration and Air conditioning machinery will generally be applicable. — (3) Please see remark against S. No. S E C 65 (1—4) (?) (a)[V. 1 ] [ P A . . T I _ S E C 1 ] (4) Upto 50% of the face value of quota licences issued for Parts of Refrigeration and Air-condi- tioning machinery other than domestic refrigerators [S. NL 65 (5) (")/VJ may be utilised for the import of Compressors only, specaliy designed for refrigeration and Air-conditioning Indus tries. T H E G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (5) Upto 35% of the face value of quota licences foi Serial No. 65(5X")/V may be utilised for import of spare parts classifiable urilei other Serial Nos. of the I.T.C Schedule, provided such spare parts have such a shape and size as are ordinarily used for "Parts of Refrigeration and AJI- cooditioiung 3toaciuaery other than domestic refrigerators". Licences will not, however, be valid for import of sich spare parts as are banned for import under the rele- vant Serial Not. (6) Quota licences issued for this S. No wiB not *be valid for import *of Condensers, Receivers and Chil- E X T R A O R D lers. I (") (a) Sjpare parts of Machinery falling under S No N A R Y Ports 71% Twelve months "5 d - 4) (wOW/V. (J) Licences issued under this serial number can also be utilised upto 10% of the face value for the import of spare parts of spe- cialised vehicles falling under S. No. 86{tt))/V. 3 7 9 SECTION U-contd. 3 8 0 Description Remarks Licensing Authority Validity of Licences Paiturf S7N". "f LT.C Scfcrfuk T H E i 2 6 3 4 5 G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A GO Not more than -i\% of the face value of licences granted under this sub-item wiD be ralid to cover imports of bolts and nuts suitable for use on earthmoving equipments. E X T R A O R D I (m) licences will not be valid far import of spares, specified elsewhere, i.e., Ball bearings etc and items detailed in list III to Appendix 263 un- less otiKfwise expressly pro- vided. N A R Y (w) Not more than 4% of the [ P A R T I — S E C . face value of Bcences or Rs. 500/- whichever is higher issued nnder j this sub-hem can be utilised for the import of such types of Ball bearings and Tapered tnd straight Roller bearings as are usable as tpare parts of earth moving machinery and are not specified in Appendix 14. 1 ] [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] (") Not more than 10% of the face value of tbe licences issued under this sub-item 01 Rs. 500/- whichever is higher can be utiiised for the import of permissible types of garage tools along with spare paite of permissible types of garage tools as fisted in Appendix 25. T H E (pi) Upto 5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 500/- Jwhjch- ever is higher, can be utilised for the import of Fan Belts which arc used on earth moTing equipment but excluding those which correspond to the follow- ing specifications:— G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A Fan Belts whose inside circum- ference is between 29* and 60' and which correspond to ' A ', ' ri ' and ' C' sections of V- Belts and Fan Belts whose bottom width (te., on the in- ner diameter) is more t*w" 0-350 inch. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (oft) Applications from Established Importers for supplementary licences will be considered by the port licensing authorities for import from U.S.A. only. The procedure to be followed for import from U.S.A. will be announced separately. (pm) Upto j% of the fece value of licences for S. No. 65(5)("Xa)/V can be utilised fox imports of wire ropes (S. No. 29/I.} 3 8 1 8 SECTION II—con td. Remarks Ijccnsmg Authority Part and S. No. of Description Policy for Established Importers'1 Validity ef Licences T H E 6 I 2 5 3 4 FART V—oomd. G A Z E T T E S. N" 65 (5XBX<0—cwrfrf. O F I N D (a:) Upto-J% of the face value of licen- ces issued for this sub-item may be utilised for import of Pressure gauges of earthmoving equip- ment I A E X T R A O R D I (*) Applications from accredited agents of manufacturers will also be considered by the C.C I , New DeHu, for imports from U S A. only. The procedure to be foDowed for import from U S A. will be announced sepa- rately. (si) Same as remark (12) agamst S. No. 74 (ui)/V N A R Y (i) Same remarks as against [ S No 65 (r—4) of Part V P A R I I (BJ) Parts of maciimery whe" required fer industries asd uadertakiBfs other thaa cimena amd refrigera- tioa ud also other tlua spare parts of macWery falling UBder S. No. 65Ci^4X™)(*)a"d (*)/V. — S E C (it) Upto 1% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of bolts, nuts and screws speoaTry adapted for Use op such machines [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] 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 8 5 3 8 4 SECTION tt-contd. t-art and S. No. "f Description i Licensing \nthority Remarks Policy for Established Importers Validity of Licences I.T.C.- Schedule T H E 6 i a 3 4 5 PART V—contd. S. No. 65 (5) (m)—cowrf. ' G A Z E T T E O F I ( p a) Perforated steel sheets for use on machines which are prohibited for import vide Appendix 35 will not be permitted to be imported. N D I A (ii) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of all types of dial thermometers including dial thermometers of the types of mercury in steel vapour pres- sure and distance reading. E X T R A O R D I 1 1 N A R Y [ 1 P A R T 65 (6) Machines or parts of machines to be wtaked b} TTftjn'ial 01 aaimal labour, not otheiwise specifier and any roachine* (except such as ate designed t( i be used exclusively in industrial processes) which requite foi theii opciaion lets than one quarter c of ooe-biake hwse power excluding tjpe-writd 9 and sewing machines and puts thereof, anc also eschiding those machines aod/ca parts thereof which ate included in Appendix 35. I — (a) Office Trmfhitvi and parts theieof: A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. S u e ND (t) Hand model type Duplicators (both hanc Ports Twelve months 1 feed and *elf feed tjpe). ] . [ 7 (it) Duplicators, Po-s*fer driven . . .. Nil G o P A H T t I '0 Please se" remaik (v) against (HI) Other office machines . . . .. Nil Ports I — Twelve months S. No. 6s(i)("t)'V. — S E C 1 3 . (ti) Please see temark (6) against 1 S. No. 286 (fc)/IV. ] Nil (6) (i) Other* 65 T H E Nil Automatic Electrical control switches. 66 Twenty-fuui Poits 67 months G A Z E T T E O F (t) Upto 5% of the face value of quotas licences can be utilised foj impwt of spare paits of printing machinery. The ap- plicants should give full justifica- tion in support thereof. I N D I A (it) Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that only 50% of the face value of licences will be utilised for meeting de- mands from the Centra] and State Government presses, (m) A. U. Please refer to Appendix E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (i)(0 Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses lithographic plates, composing sticks, chases, imposing tables, lithographic stones, steieo- blocks, wood blocks, half-tone blocks, electro- type blocks, process blocks, roller moulds, roUer frames and stocks, lithographic map rollers, standing screw and hot presses, perforating machines, gold blocking presses, galley presses, proof presses, arming presses, copper plate printing presses, rolling prases, ruling machines, ruling pen making machines, lead cutters, rule cutters, slug cutters, type casting machines, type setting and casting machines, paper in roils with side perforations to be used after further per- foration foi type casting, rule bending machines, rule missing machines, bronzing machines, stereotyping appaiatU6, paper folding machines, paging machines, but esduding ink and paper and sets of mats •when imported as advertising material in connection with esposed film, Treadle Printing Presses orpietses of predominantly treadle type and Rollei composition, (10) .Quota licences will not be valid for import of second-hand machi- nery and monotype keyboard paper spools. 3 ^ 5 3 8 6 Remarks Validity of Part and S. No. of Description Licensing authority Licence* Policy for Established Importers Schedule T H E 6 I 2 1 3 A PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E No. 67(1)—amid. O F Nil Ports (rfi Treadle Printing Presses I Twelve months N D I A E X T R A O R D I Applications from Established Im- porters for import of spare parts against their imports of complete machinery falling under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2i% of half of their best years imports in the basic period. Such licences where granted, would be subject to the same conditions/ restrictions at apply to licences issued under S. N. 67(2)/V. Port* {Hi) Roller Composition . . .. 161 % N A R Y [ Ports 7 5% P A R T TweWe months I — (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause (1) above, excluding those covered bv Serial N o. 68 of Part V of this Schedule. S E C . (0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (it) Upto 2% of the face value of licences for this item can be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Srads, Nats, Rivets, Cotter/Split pins and wa- f e rs specifically adapted for use 1 ) ; [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E G A Z E T T E f- 8 P o r ts A. U. Please refer to Appendix~4. 50% O F ( a) R u b b er B l a n k e ts ( i n c l u d i ng m a c k i n t o s h) f or p r i n t- i ng p r e s s es i n c l u d i ng r e q u i r e m e n ts of d o th P r o c e s- s i ng m a c h i n es v i z ., p r i n t i n g, s a n f o r i z i ng e t c. I ( b) R u b b er h o s es r e q u i r ed f or t he o il I n d u s t ry . P o r ts Nil A. U, Please refer to Appendix"^ N D I A Nil ( e) R u b b er s p r ay h o s es f or i n d u s t r i al a nd a g r i c u l t u r al p u r p o s e s, Nil ( d) R u b b er h o se p i p es a nd r u b b er h o s es n , o . s. a nd r u b- b er w a s h e rs f or b o i l e r s. Bom. H o s i e ry n e e d l es f or h o s i e ry m a c h i n e ry a nd k n i t t i ng Nil E X T K A O R D I Twelve months m a c h i n es w h e t h er o p e r a t ed by m q m ml l a b o ur or m e c h a n i c al p o w e r. 70 A ll t y p es of l i f ts a nd e l e v a t o rs ( i n c l u d i ng p a s s e n g e rs a nd g o o d s) c o m p o n e nt p a r ts a nd a c c e s s o r i es t h e r e o f: N A R Y Twelve (0 C o m p l e te l i f ts Na months Applications from Established importers for import of ipare parts against their -imports of complete machinery faffing 3 8 7 SECTION ll-€ontd. 3 8 8 Validity Part and S. No. of Description licensing Authority of Remarks Policy for Established Importers Licences LT.C. Schedule T H E I 2 6 3 5 4 PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E S. No. lotjy—conid. O F I N D I A under this S. No. will be con- sidered by the licensing authori- ties at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2±% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. Soch licences where granted would be subject to the same conditions/restrictions as apply to licences issued under S. No. 70 (n)/V. Twelve (a) Parts of Lifts . C.G.I. 50% (on months E X T R A O R D I CO Licences will be valid for the im- port of the following parts for haul- aye machinery only : CO Worm Gear Reduction Unit (a) Driving Shaft. Cm) Driving sheave drum for drum drive, imports of parts) or 5% (on imports of complete lifts). N A R Y (to) Base Plate for the complete [ driving mgfhinf Co) Extreme Bearing Stand. COT) Electro-magnetic Brake com- P A R T I plete. — i (pa) Diverting Sheave. (TO£) Overhead Sheave. S w . ("0 Overspeed governors. 1 ] [ P A R T I — S E C . l^f^n^^ H UM 1 T ^ a n a jA n f i '1 ^fcW^ ] 71 Stirrup pomp and Trailer pumps rj T H E G A Z E T T E O F mills, oil presses and parts thereof when con- structed to that they can be worked by manual or animal power and pans for boiling sugarcane iuice 1— I N D I A {&) Others* * • " . * "• E X T R A O B D I N A R Y 74 The following Agricultural implements, namely 1 winnowers, threshes, mowing and reaping mBrhinat, binding machines} elevators, seed and corn crushers, chaff cutters, root cutters, ensilage u i t t a s, hone and bullock gear ploughs, cultivators, scarifiers, harrows, dod crashers, seed drills, hay- teeders, hay presses, potato-diggers, latex spouts, spraying ntyhim-a, powder blowers, whjte-aat- extennirating machines, pest puDers, broadcast seeders, corn pickers, corn sheflers, coM-packeTS, drag scrapers, stalk critters, huskers and shredders, potato planters, lime sowers, manure spreaden listers, soil graders and rakes, also agricultural tractors also component parts of these impluwntn, 3 8 0 3 9 0 Validity Remarks Partand S. No. of Description of Licences Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers I. T.C. Schedule T H E I 2 6 5 3 4 PART V—contd. S. No. 74—contd, G A Z E T T E O F I myhinif or tractors, provided that the; can be readily fitted into their proper places in the imple- ments, machirya or tractors for which they are imported and that they cannot ordinarily be used for purposes unconnected with Agriculture : N D I A {i) Wheeled and Crawler Tractors upto and including Twelve Ports Nfl 50 Draw Bar Horse Power, g E X T R A O R D I N A R Y Established importers of tractors S-No. 74(i)/V will be granted licences for import of tractor attachments and spares thereof. These licences will be granted on the basis of a quota of i j% against past imports of agricultur- al tractors S. No. 74(fJ/V and will be valid only for tractor Hi ta<^iTTif*ntfi anri spare parts there- of as detailed in Annexure (2) of Appendix 38. | . (a) Rotary Hoes and Rotary Tillers Nil (in) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for trac- Ports F A R T 25% I tor drawn agricoteural implements. Twleve months. — S E C . (1) This Sr. No. at present covers spares for Agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements, and would also cover spares for tractors falling under Sr. No. 65(i-4XviiXa)/V. 1 ] [ P A R T 1 — S E C . (2) Not more than 2$ % of the face e value of licences granted under this sub-item will be valid to cover imports of bolts, nuts, stud, washers and screws suitable for use on tractors and tractor drawn agricultunl implements. 1 ] T H E (3) Licences will not be valid for import of spares, specified elsewhere, i.e., Ball bearings, etc and items detailed in list I II to Appendix 26, unless other- wise expressly provided. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A {4) Not more than 4% of the face value of quota licence or Rs. 500/- whichever is higher issued under this sub- hem can be utilised for the import of such types of Ball bearings and tapered and straight rollef bearings as are useable as spare parts of agricultural tractors and/ or tractor drawn agricultural im- plements and are not specified in Appendix 14. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (5) Not more than 10% of the face value of the quota licence issued under this sub-item or Rs. 500/- whichever is higher, can be utilised for the import of per- missible types of garage tools along with spare parts of permissi He types of garage tools as listed in Appendix 25, (6) Upto 5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 500/- which ever is higher, can be utiKsec 3 9 1 j 9 2 SECTION U-contd. Description Licensing Authority Remarks Validity of Licences Policy for Established Importers Part and S. No. of I-T.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 3 4 5 PART f—contd. G A Z E T T E S. No. 74 (iii)—coKi
O F I N D I A foi the imporl of Fan Belt* which are used on Agricultural tractors in India and which are shown in the spare parts ca- talogues of these tractors, but excluding those which corres- , pond, to the following specifi- 1 cations:— E X T R A O R D I N A R Y Fan Belts whose inside circum- ference is between 29* and 60" and which correspond to 'A'j 'B' and 'C sections of V Belts and Fan Belts whose I bottom width (i.e., on the inner f diameter) is more than 0-250 I inch. [ P A B T I — S E C 1 7) Additional licences will be grant- 1 ed to established importers On n evidence being furnished that they have fully ot substantially utilised their quota licences for S. No. 74 (m)/V issued dur- ing*AprU ic>62—March 1963 or April 1963—March 1964. | ] [ P A R T I — (K) The evidence required to be pro- duced vide remark (7) above will be the Bill of Entry etc. and such other evidence as the licensing authority may deem fit. S E C . 1 ] T H E (9) Spare pans of Tractor Diesel Engines will be allowed clear- ance against licences issued under Sr. No. 30 (/) ("i)/II and their import against licences issued under S. No. 74 (MI)/V will not be permitted unless otherwise exprestly provided. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (10) Although licences will be granted separately on the basis of past imports of S. Nos. 74 ("7i)/V and 74 (ot)/V, they can be utilised for import of any or all the articles falling under these S. Nos. subject to restric- tions mentioned against S. No. 74 ("0/V. (11) Upto $% of the face value of licences issued under this sub- S. No. can be utilised for import of Pressure guages of tractors. E X T R A O R D I (12) Quota licences for this item will also be valid for import of the following items of spares t N A R Y Details of items. Maximum ceiling upto which quota licence forS.No.74(")/Vfb" April 1964—March 1965 can be utilised. 3 9 5 3 9 4 Remarks Validity of Description Licensing Authority Licences T H E Pftrtand S.No.of LT.C. Schedule 6 2 3 4 5 PART V —contd. S. No,74 ("0—amtd. G A Z E T T E (a) Complete piston assemblies of any size. • . . Rs. 10,000 O F I N D I A (i) Piston rings of any size . . Rs. 1,000 E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ (c) Fuel injection equipments and spare parts thereof other than bodies and racks of stngk cylinder pumps snd bodies of noz- zle holders of •on-integral type Rs. 5,ooo P A R T I — S E C . 1 {d) Fuel, oil, air filters, radia- tors, clutch facings all types, brsJce- ] [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E linings, in all types including 1 rough brake lining all types, inlet and exhaust valves, spare parts of tractor diesel engines and any other permissi- ble spares in- cluded in List I II of Appendix 26 not covered by (a), (b)and(c^ above. Rs. 10,000 in the aggre- gate. G A Z E T T E O F 1. In no case will this concession permit imports in excess of the face vaJue of the quota licence. I N D I A 2. No 'split-up' of quota licen- ces for this item will be per- mitted. E X T R A O R D I 3 Parts of Hydraulic lifts which form an integral built-in mech- anism of tractors will be classifi- ed as spare parts of the tractors and the entire Hydraulic mech- anism as tractor accessory. (tiO Agricultural implements, tractor drawn wily Porti Twelve 2 *% excluding Sheep Foet Rollers. months N A R Y Quota licences granted for this S. No. can al*o be utilised for import of spare parts of this item. Port* Twelve 2 *% (0 A. U. please refer to Appendix 4. months (v) Power driven agricultural machinery excluding Sheep Foet Rollers, Tractors, Rotary Hoes and Rotary Tiller*. 3 9 5 SECTION II—umtd. o n £ Licensing Policy for Validity Authority Established of Remarks Description Importers Licences Part and S.No.of i.T.a Schedule T H E I 2 6 PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E S. No, 74 (p)—contd. O F I (n) Quota licences granted for this sub-item can also be utilised for import of spare parts thereof. N D I A E X T R A O R D I {Hi) Licences issued under this S. No. will be valid for the import of internal combustion engine (other than road vehicular type) as prime movers if imported as a part of the Power driven agri- cultural machinery provided that: N A R Y ( J) Engines develop less than 3 ILP. at a speed of rsoo R.P.M. and above (on a 12- hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949. T P A H T I — S E C . (b) Engines develop more than 30 H.P. on a 12-hour ratings according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949- H i ; [ P A R T I — It should be noted that such in- ternal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime movers under this Sr. No. unless the engines are integrally coupled with the equipment of which they are the prime movers. S E C * 1 ] NOTE.—For the purpose of rhia res- triction, integral coupling would mean [ T H E (a) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven machinery, or G A Z E T T E O F I (b) the driving and the driven machinery being of such constrtfctioa as to have one common and conti- nuous shaft. N D I A (tit) Quota licences granted for this Sub-Serial No. will not be valid foi the import of seed and corn crushers power driven. E X T R A O R D I (u) Quota licences issued for this sub- item will not be valid for import of the items detailed in list III of Appendix 26. N A R Y (ci) Parts of power driven agricultural machinery Ports 5% Twelve months (i) Quota wili be calculated on the basis of import of power driven agricultural machinery other than tractors. It should be noted that these licences wili not be valid 3 9 7 3 9 8 SECTION U-contd. Validity Licensing Description Authority of Licence I Policy for Established Importers Partand S.No.of I.T.C Schedule T H E I " 5 3 3 4 c XT , - PARTV—contd. S-No. 74 (vt)—contd. G A Z E T T E O F I for import of spare parts speci- fied elsewhere, i.e., Ball bear- ings, etc. and items detailed in List III to Appendix 26. N D I A (it) Although licences will be granted separately on the basis of past imports of S. Nos. 74 (io)/V ind 74 (vi)fV, they can be utilised for import of any or all the arti- cles falling under these S. Nos. subject to restrictions mentioned against S. No. 74(in)/V. ttiwj Chaff cutters other than power driven Nil E X T R A O R D I (viii) Saugarcane crushers Nil N A R Y (.?*) Ploughs, plough shears and cultivators other than tractordrawn . . . . . .. Nil [ (*) Sprayers (other fhsn power driven) and parts . Nil P A R T fJtt) Dusters (other than power driven) and parts Nil I — (xn) Chaff cutter knives . . , . . Nil S E C . (mr) Manual or animal driven agricultural machinerr and pafts thereof, not otherwise specified. 1 J Nil [ Ports Twelve Nil months P A R T I ^ S E C . 1 ] CO Applications from Established Importers for import of spare parts of this item against their im- ports of complete machinery fall- ing under this S. No. will be considered by the licensing au- thorities at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2^% ofhalf of their best year's im- ports in the basic period. 75 Th= following Dairy and Poultry Faim Appliance*, namely, cream separators, milking machines, milk sterilizing or pasteurising plant, milk aerating ard cooling apparatus, chums, butter dryers, butter workers, milk-bottle fillers and cappers, apparatus specially designed for testing milk and other dairy products and incubators, also component parts of these appliances provided that they can be readily fitted into their Proper places in the appliances for which they are imported, and that they cannot ordi- narily be used for purposes other thin dairy and poultry farm ing. T H E Ports Twelve Nil (0 A.U. Please refer to Appendnt 4. months (") Industrial Sewing Machine- which are manualh operated or worked by power and require for their operation less than one quarter horse power. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A E X T R A O R D I {it) Spare parts of this item (except spare parts, import of which is prohibited) will be allowed clearance upto 5% of the face value of the licences only when imported along with the con- signments of industrial sewing machines fallin g under this Serial number, even though snch spare parts may be differ- entty classifiable. Imports of sach spare parts from a country other than the country from wbich the industrial sewing machines are Imported will not be permitted. N A R Y 3 9 9 , 4 O O Validityf Description Licensing Authority Remarks Policy for Established Importers of Licences Part sod S.No.of I.T.C. Schedule T H E I i 6 4 5 G A Z E T T E S. Mo. j6{a)—comd. O P I N D I A below and which are generaUy used for industrial or commer- cial purposes by tailors, hosiery or leather works for stitching heavy clothing, hosiery or leather, etc. Itomplete machines whether C hand or foot . . Rs. 375/- Machine in parts i E X T R A O R D I Head . . . Rs. 250/- CoTer . . . Rs. 25/- N A B Y Stand (treadle and table) . . . Rf. 100/- [ Base . . . Rs. 20/- Hand attachment . Rs. 10,'- | P A O T £ - (b) Industrial SewingMachinesandpartsthereof which Ports Twelve ( Nil V) A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4. S E C months . are worked by power and require for their opera- tion not less than J H.P. X I [ 7 \ f n il Sl[f in , c u G 'S P A R T o f I 1 — Hi Lij;it-il m trumenrs, apparatus a/id appliances not lUherwi-Jt- specified in this Schedule, (excluding rlegraphic and telephonic! and parts thereof nol otherwise specified. — S E C i fl H e a r i n g - a i ds a nd rjrC t l . e r c af . . .. Ports 50% 1 4 . 1 Twelve months ] T H E fil Licences will be issued subject to she condition that the profit margin on sales of Hearing-aids and parts thereof wili cot exceed the limit specified in the licence, fii) Quota licences for this S. No will also be valid for import of hearing aid batteries falling urder S. No. 46-AW/II. 'JO) Quota licences granted for this Sab- G A Z E T T E O F I N D I S No. can be utilised upto 20% of their face value for import of Hear- ing Aid Battery Re-chargers. Import under this precision, wiU be allowed only in respect of Battery Chargers exclusively meant for charging Hear- ing Aid Batteries. A (w) Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences can be utili- sed for the import of spare parts of Hearing Aids, (if) Electric cooking ranges and electric cooker* all types and parts thereof: . . .. Nil Ports Twelve (rti) Tape and wire recorders,all sons and parts thereof: 2*% E X T R A O R D months I Quota licences B ill be valid only for import of magnetic tapes, magnetic perforated films, recording wire, and spare parts of tape and wire recorders, all sorts. N A R Y (so) Public address frquipments and parts thereof 1— Ports Twelve months Licences will be valid only for import of microphones and spare parts thereof. "1 (0 Amplifiers (it) Loudspeakers , 1 (tti) Pressure or driver units . . . > (ie) Horns, and (v) ?rticrophon" 1 J 4 0 1 4 0 2 SECTION U-eontd. DeKription Validity of Remarks licensing Authority PoUcyfor EstabUshed Importers Licences Part and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule T H E i 6 a 3 4 5 PART V—coaid. S. No. 78—ctmtd. G A Z E T T E Nil Heating elements . . . .. (") O F I (a) Heating coils (with terminal bos) only will be treated as heating elements. Also see (6) below ; N D I A E X T R A O R D I (b) Boiling Plates /hot plates with terminal box to be fitted with stove, cooker, etc are not heat- ing elements but will be classi- fiable as parts of stoves, cookers etc. onder S. No. 78 (co) /V. This wiB not, however, apply to heating elements of the sealed or embedded type. N A R Y [ A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Na Ports Electnfters and battery chargers and parts thereof Twelve months P A E T I Nil Household Electrical Machines & Appliances — S E C , 1 (vii) ill sorts N.O.S. such as Vacuum Cleaners, i hashing Machines, Hair Dryers, Shavers,^ 1 Hair Clippers, Food/Dnnfc/]uice Wiser. Rwracsori, Waicr HeaWrss H'tatn LH"*ttr", ] Electric Irons, |E!ectnc Kettles, Percolators, Hot PUfcs, Boiling Plates, Coffee Grinder* and the like and p"rtj thereof. iiiti) Others [ P A R T I — Ports i n; Twelve months S E C . 1 ] (t) Licences will not be ralid for import jf 'fluorescent lamp starters, glow switches, electric desk/table lamps and electric lighting fktings of all sorts classifiable under this sub-item, electric co i n- o pera ted tkfce t is s ui ng personal platform weighing ma- chines and Timken illuminated out-door signs. ^tT A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4. T H E G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (in) Applications from Established Importers for additiona] licences wilJ be considered and licences wil} be granted on B quota of 1-1% ("with a minimum of Rs. iSOj-). These additiooa] licences will be valid 00 Ij for import of goods specified below :— E foi ate lite lampt. Electioineter*- DLSusion vacuum pumps. T R A O E D I Electrical contact thencometers. PUtinum resistance thermometers. N A B Y Furnace for fusion point of coal ash- 4 Tbcrmostatically controlled mois- ture determination ovens (vacu- um ovens onlv). O 3 4 0 4 SECTION n-contd. i Licensing Amhanty Remarks PoBcy for Estabtkhed Importers Validity of Licences T H E i •a 6 3 5 4 G A Z E T T E O F S No 1% CVIJJ)—cwtfd. Dielectric test apparatu*. I Insulating oil tester*. N D I Oscillators and oscQlographs A Calomel electrodes. , Hydrogen elecuodcs. ' Qoinhydro ne electrodes Morton electrodes. E X T R A O R D I Glass electrodes. Dttonk water tester. N A R Y CondiKOvity metre. [ Contact thermometers. P A R T Electro-magnetic septritors. I — Microscope illuminators. S E C . P HL recorders, P H mftcrs and 1 ] f rra as is tor f lu be tester, V.T V M.Q-Meten a ad Bridges" P A R T l Tnbe checkers. — Oscilloscopes arid signal generators S E C 1 ] T H E (iv) Spare parts (except such import 01 whkh is prohibited' of this item will be allowed clearance upto 50% of the face value ot the licence evec though these spaic parts may fall under otaerS.Nos arid partsof Lbt schedule. Out of this, 5% can be utilised for impoit of glass spares for electric light fitting! falling under S. No. 248(6)/TV. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (f) Carbon filament lamps, used foj resistance and heating purposes, photo flash bulbs and 'other bulbs which have hitherto been classified under S. No. 78 ot Part V. of the I.T.C. Schedule would now be classified under S. No. 3&- ACO/H. E X T R A O R D I (CT) Upto 1% of the face value ot the quota lice aces granted under this serial number can be utilised for the import of Photo Flash Bulb* falling under sob-serial number 38-A(f)/U. N A R Y (vis) Licences issued under this tab- serial number will not be valid for import of crystal Bla aks. 79 Electro-medical apparatus tad parts tbef
(ij Please 4ee Apnetulix ii> Pcrti 15% Twelrc months wise specified including ultra-violet infra-red lamps for medical trcsunev- 4 0 5 SECTION ll-conid. 4 0 6 Description Validjrv of Licenaing Awthoritr Remarks L (center Pol icy for EstabJishfd Importers Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule T H r t 2 6 4 3 5 C - PART V—comd A Z K T T E S. No. 79—corud. O F I fn) Quota licences wi!l not be valid for the- import of diagnt-iitic X- Ray equipmfjit upro anr! in- ciusive of 200 MA capacny N D I * in) Quota [ [*r>ces *ill not be vai\d for impor! erf ultra-vir]ei ai d r !TH- reti lamps for mtdiral iTfo'rr.Li '. E X T R A O R D I it)) Quoia licences will, htroe\tr, bi- valid for the import of accessonti and spares of X-ray a^icl Ele
go Deleted. N A R Y 81 Deleted. [ A. V. Please refer to Appendix 4. 82 Tramcars and c excluding art 1 v> eh t montfis. t>mponent parts and accessories ihtrecl cl" specified in Par! J of f his Schedule P A R T I 83 Deleted. — S 84 DeJetsJ. i c 1 \
] [ 1 P A S T Conveyances j noi otherwise specified, and compoisnt pans and accessories thereof excluding articles specified in Parr I of this Schedule : I — Nil PorU 1 [' •iutu ncfr^haws . .. Twelve months S E C . 1 ] T H E (1) Applications from estabhshed im- porters for import of spare parts of this item against their imports of complete machinery falling under this serial number will be considered by the licensing autho- rities at the ports and licences granted on a quota of 2 j% of half of their best year's imports in the basic period. The licences will not be valid for— (i) prohibited/restricted spare G A Z E T T E parts classified elsewhere (for instance, Bail bearings etc.), and O F (ii) items detailed in list III of I Appendix 26. N D I A (2) Quota licences issued under this snb-uem -will not be valid for import of Anto Rickshaws in C.K-D. packs. (B)NU C.C.], (11 ,Trailers, all types, including tipping tracers . Twelve months Nil E X T R A O R D (at) Perambulators and parts thereof f\v) Specialized vehicles (conventional vehicle chassis Ports 2 *% I Twelve months N A R Y on which special type of bodies or machinery/ equipment haw been mounted, e.g., Tipper or Dumper, Fire fighting vehicle, X-ray vehicle, awbik workshop, recovery vehicle, well drilling vehiete, Truck mounted Cranes). Quota licences issued for this sub- item will only be valid for import of spare parts of these specialised vehicles. Quota licences issued for this sub-item will not, bow- ever, be valid for import of the restricted types of spares specified elsewhere, e.g., ball beanngs etc. and items detailed in List III of Appendix 26 of the Red Book 4 0 7 4 o 8 Remarks Validity of DescriotiOD Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers Licences Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedufe T H E i 6 2 5 4 3 PART V—contd. S. No. Sfr—eattd. Nil (v) Others G A Z E T T E O F A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nil C.C.I. I Twelve months. Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, aeroplane engines, aero- 1 plane engine parts and rubber tyres and rubes used exclusively for aeroplanes. N D I S8 A AH manufactured articles and materials used in air- craft construction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrations and any other technical publications • imported for the purpose of ma mtenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-enginea and their instru- ments and equipment; Provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall mider otherSerialNo. of this Schedule. J E X T R A O R D I 89 N A R Y [ Nil C.C.I. Twelve months. Ships and other vessels for inland and harbour nsvi- "I gation irvhiding steamers, launches, boats and latgets knported entire or in section ; Provided ! EH*t art. tea of machinery as defined in Item No. j ji ur N \ 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff /Vet, 1934, shall, when separately imported, ooito be deemed to be included hereunder. P A R T I — Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up purposes will be considered by C.C.I, in consultation with the Director General of Shipping, Bombay Lignt snips . . . . . .. 90 S E C . OT 1 ] Furniture (ackk anil appsrel, not otherwise described for swam sailing, rowing and other vessel* [ P I H T I 92 Instruments, apparatus and appliances and pwts thereof, including cinematographic tnd parts thereof, other than electrical but excluding articles otherwise speciBed in the schedule 1 — S * c (a) Water meters Nil 1 ] li) Leader films . . . .. Nil (1 Weighing machines and parts thcreol Twelve Ports T H E months Tt Quota I^-erces issued to Es- Sdjli^hed Importers will be \alid for the import of spare parts of weighing machines only G A Z E T T E O F its') Quota licences issued to establish- ed importers -will not be \ahd for the import of spare parts of the following categories of ma- chines which are manufactured in India • I (ai Beam scale (upto maximum of N D I ^z" sue) A (J>) Weigh bridges (steel yard tvpe) upio a maximum of ico tons capacity E X T R A O R D I (c) Platform scales (upto a maximum of 2 tons capacity) (Steel yard or dial type ex- cluding person and difference weigher) 'd) Yarn cloth testing mai-tunei. including Lap A U. Please refer to Appendix 4 Bom Nil N A K Y fe3ting machines. Twelve months (e) Gas masks and refill* . Nil (f) Geometry Boxes and components thereof Nil 4 0 9 4 i 0 Licensing Authority Remain Description Validity of Licences Policy for Established Importers Part a nj S. N o. of I.T.C. Schedule T H E 2 6 I 4 PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E S. N o. 92—conid. O F I f?) Surveying and Mathematical instruments, ihe "1 following namely :— 1 N D I Nil Ki) (a) Reversible level complete with stand A (b) Dumphy level complete withstand . . . | (.e) Indian Pattern level complete with stand i2) (fl) Slide rules . . .. E X T R A O R D I (b) Prismatic compass . . . .. (c) Clinometer and other magnetic compasses 10% 'Pong Twelve momhs N A R Y U) Drafting machines . . . .. [ (e) Plane-Table equipment—Ordinary and Techo- m e t r i c. P A R T I Quota licences granted for this sub- item will not be valid for unpori of Compass Prismatic Liquid, prismatic compass, clinomefer and other magnetic compasses, drafting machines, plane table equipment, ordinary., techomelric ard Thec- dolities. C fi T h e o d o l i t i es — Pnrtn u) O t t v e rs . .. . S a c Twelve rnntirh^ . (") Quota licences will not be valid for the imporl of ariicle>. specified in Appejidjx 39 1 ] [ P A R T J{> Qnott notices pssriifr1 Sor fhls • b-rtem wlii lot be falid
I — S E C (."; LMoled. . 1 ] N it {{) fikc Sstlagaisheis • * N il ff) Fire fighting equipment oth<*i thai fire exursgw T H E sher8s fire fighting hose and UiV< .s ( o n l y s wh of fhosearticles asare classified asjitstrumtnts and apparatus under r lw S No willbeinchWr-rh ('") Pressuie gauges . . . .. i!' .. U) Deleted. G A Z E T T E u " ) M i uo Waninun t i m i ng tids Fons O F i wtlve months I N D Licences will be issued subjeci to the condition that the profit margin on the sales of this article will not Exceed the limit specified in the licence I A (n) Ofhrrs . . . .. Foil* Twelve months (1) Quota will be calculated on th" basis of past imports of such of those articles falling under S. No. 92IV which are not specified in the above sub- items. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y ("') Quota licences granted for thi" sub-item will not be valid fo> import of bottle sprayer Hand Magnifires and scji illuminating Block Magnifiers • 1 sizesuptoandinchiding3 1/2* di , punching machines, washing nu- ciunes non-electrical, strip filip prfiecor complete with slide gnt 4 1 1 4 1 2 Description Licensing Authority Kcniasfc-i j Validity of Licences r Part tnd S. No of I.T.C Schedule 1:1 T H E 2 i 6 3 4 PART V—contd G A Z E 1 T E L > F I N D I A h X f earner, slide projectors, clock 1 work mechanism bells, box wood rules, Door closersj magician terns, Epidiascopes viewers, Reel and Hose with voupkng and ill types of diaJ thermometers uiLiuding dial thermometers of the types mercury in steel, vapour pressur? and distance reading (oO A. U. Please refer to Apt)endji 4 R A O R D T N A R Y (fc) Not more than 3% if the face value of quote licences issued foi tins sub-item can be utilued forjmport of magnets [ (e) Applications from Uetoritt foj P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] [ L? , "ffi it ''.hi;. Atlr *' * P A R T i i i n i . j i, N i y -, L* • " ( !> I — {ei >..ij".i, j si is spplicaoir f- S E C . •"•ambK- 1 ] T H E N B.—Sp"r" .*>*mi tMEsej-J ettct ies- port of wbjcb !" prohibited) of OUT S. No. wifl Dt tllorwed cjearana; upto 10% of the fsce "alue nt ijccDce or Rs. 50c whichever h more even thnoph these spare parts may fall ' undft nther Serial number^ | and Part? of the Schedule. G A Z E T T E ! ] 93 Optical, Scientific, Philosophical and Surgical instru- ments, apparatus and appliances and p i ts thereof not made of rubber O F I 94 Optical, Scientific, Philosophical and Surgical instru- 1 N D } ments, apparatus and appliances and parts thereof made of rubber:— I A (a) CO Giggles, sun-glasses, glare glasses 1 (0 Nil (")Ni) (n) Plastic frames including side* and fronts thereof when imported separately and spectsdei with plattie frames. Nil Please see remark (""*) against S. (ttf) Lenses including bifocal blanks No. 93-94 (iv)'V. E X T R A O R D (ic) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks (t) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4" P om I Twelve month t N A R Y (s) Licences will be valid for the import of only quality blanks. A certificate from the manufac- turers in the mpplying countries will have to be produced to the Customs authorities to the effect that the rough Wank* ere xt>r opthilmic purpose* 00 If. 4 1 3 4 1 4 Validity Part and S. No. of Description Licensing Authority Policy for Established Remarks of Licences Importers ^ I.T.G. Schedule H E i ^ 6 i 4 S PART V—contd. G A Z E T T E S.No. 94(a) (iv)—contd. O F I (HI) Licences issued for this item will also be valid for import of specialised types like Univis bifocals and tri-focals. N D I A Only Univis and tri-focal will be considered as special type bi-focal and no fused bi-focal blanks with round segment will be allowed to be imported. A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve Ports (") Nil months E X T R A O R D I (i) Metallic frames including sides and fronts there- of when imported separately, and spectacles with metallic frames. • ci Other optical instruments, apparatus and appii- Twelve Ports (") 5% N A R Y etc. month* , 1) Quota licences granted for this sub-item will net be valid far import of t— [ "ioi3 1 ;* P A R T I Net* < This wtriction will not nt<"r'y for iaipcw •>£ *•"•> — fSfjdstr.' -.•!t^ nuagnsficBtiot! S E C 1 ] [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E G A Z E T T E O F I N D I (d) Scientific and surgical instruments made of rubber ancl,'or made of glass including Scientific glassware A E X T R A O R D I N A R Y 4 1 5 4 1 6 SECTION 11-contd. Validiti1 Remarks of Licensing Authority Description LicenceE Policy for Established Importer* T H E Part and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule 6 2 4 3 I 3 G A Z E T T E i. No. 94 i.d)—eontd. clearance by the customs au- thorities under licences for "scientific ghssware.' O F I N D I A (3) Although quota licences for S. No. 93-94 (d)fV and S. No. 93-94 CO/V will be granted se- parately, they may be utilised for import of a ny or all the articles falling under these S. Nos. The concession given in remarks (a) against S. No. 93-94 {d)fW will not, however, be applicable to licences for S- No. 93-94 C/)/V. E X T E A O R D I N A R Y (4) Licences granted under this sub- item will not be valid for the import of surgical rubber gloves sod finger-stalls. [ P A R T I — S i c . 1 ] [ 7 P A R T G o I f — 1 - mark bulb-pipettes or gra- duated pipettes and specific- gravity bottles without counterpoise or thermo- meter, all of accuracy grade B or below. S E C . 1 5 (it) All surgical rubber goods 1 ] except the following:— Baloon Catheters. G. E. Catheters and Bougies. Coude & Bi-Coude Cathe- T H E ters. G A Z E T T E Triemann Catheters. Ureter Catheters. Empyema Tubes. Double Lumen Tubes and Catheters, the following:— (d) Miller Abbott's Tube. (6) Cantor's Opaque Tube with Baloons. O F (c) Sengstaken TrJ-lu-men I Cesophageal Tubes. N D I A id) Combined Rrentz 5- lumen Cesophagea Tubes. Kelly's Pads. Rubber Parts for iron longs. E X T R A O R D I Rebreathing attachments to Anaesthesia Apparatus; viz., Bags and Corrugat- ed tubes. N A R Y Rubber Tracheal Tubes. Latex rubber tubing for haemocymeter either in cut lengths or in full length of 40 ft. • Sphygmomanometer Spare Parts made of Rubber. 4 I y 4 1 8 i 2 3 4 5 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 [ P A R T I — S a c . 1 ] I Hurst's Mercury Pffled Bougie*. F A K T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E day and night use. (6) Not mere than 10% of the fiu* ralue of the quota licence* can be utUiscd for the import of all glau *yiinget falling under thi" tnb- tcrial No. from 1 ise* a to 30 ex. inclusive. G A Z E T T E O f f I (1) Instruments relating to diagnosis and pathobgical work wbicb con- form to the detcriptionof thi*inb- rtem as are classi6td under the tame will be allowed clearance against licence* for this mb-KriaL Such instruments relating to diag- nori* and pathological work u are not daaified under thia sob- serial will not be permitted Import, N D I A E X I ^ R A O R D (") Not more than $% of the face Tahie of quota licences can be utilised for the import of hypodermic needles of the follow- ing sizes and gauges in chiding any other intermediate lengths and mutes: Size Gauge No. No. I N A I I 1 . . .. 21 2 . . .. 22 Y iz . 23 14 . 23 16 . . .. 24 lS . .. 26 20 . . .. 26 4 1 9 SECTION U-contd. 4 2 0 Description licensing Authority Remarks Policy for Established Importers Validity of Licences Part and S. No. of LT.C. Schedule I 2 3 6 5 T H E 4 S.No. 93_54(e)—corud. Note:—The restriction is applicable to Record Luer lock type and Luer mounts type needles of the above sizes. 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 [ P A R T I (HI) Not more than io% of the face w value of the licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for [ t the import of syringes falling under this sub-serial number from sizes 2 to 30 cc inclusive. (IEO Not more than 5% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of direct mouth to mouth artificial respi- ration appliances used as first aid to breaths in an into the lungs of a victim through his mouth. (•u) Quota licences granted for this sub-item will not be valid for the import of Swgical adhesive tapes, plaster of pans bandages. Surgical operating tables other than working on hydraulic principles, along with its spares and accessories, invalids' chairs, Fowler beds, steri- lisers, suction apparatus and in- cubators. — S E C (vi) Laminana sticks falling under S. N. 122/V—(Others) will be allowed clearance upto 1% of the fece value of the quota Licence. 1 } / P A R T I (trf't) No£more than 50% of the face yahie of quota licence can be utilised for import of anaesthetic analegtic apparatus and oxygen therapantic equipment. — Ports 15 Twlelve i"0 ^cicnt^e iQsmimeiits, apparatus and appliances notmademainlyofrubberandalsonotmade mainly (0 Please see remark (3) against S. morths No. 93-94W/V. S E C 1 ] (if) Quota licences will not be valid T H E G A Z E T T E O F I for the following :— Ordinary Burettes with or without single stopcock; or- dinary volumetric single mark bulb-pipettes or graduated pipettes and specific gravity bottles without Counterpoise or thermometer, all of accu- rac rade B or below. Not more than 5% of the face value of quota licences for this item can be utilised for import of Magnets failing under this serial number. N D I Ports A 5% (e) Microscopes and accessories , . • * 1 Microscope slides and cover glasses . . >• Brinefl's microscopes J Twelve months E X T J R A O R D I N A R Y Quota licences will not be vahd for import of ordinary microscopes with total magni- fication up to 150X and their accessories, e.g., eye-pieces and objectives up to 1505. {it) Ordinary microscopes with magnification above 15 01 and up to 6oox and tbeir " 'sssories including those wnich are interchargeable with the accessories of mi- croscopes other than ordinary can only be imported up to 10% of the face value of quota licences or Rs. 500, whichever is higher. 4 2 1 4 X SECTION 11-contd. 2 T H E i 2 6 3 4 5 • G A Z E T T E 7i% O F I N D I A E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ P A H T I — S E C . (""0 Up to 24S% of tbe face value of quota licences for this sub-item can be ntflised for import of Dental drugs mentioned in Anncxun II to Appendix 54 I I [ P A H T I - ^ S E C . 1 ] T H E G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A 95 Nil N31 NU E X T R A O R D Art, the fbDowiaj m du of 1 96 I Nil N A R Y (2; Mtaiomlg of a public ckanctet intended to be V put apinapvblkpkcejinctadinf theactnkk ,' need, or to b" nwd ia their cwttraetio* wketber J j worked or Mt Nil 97 4 3 3 S U C T I ON n-=CT"rrf. 4 2 4 Remarks Description Licensing Authority Pact and S.Me, rf I.T.C. SehoduJe Policy for Established Importers Validity of Licences T H E 6 I 2 4 5 3 PART V—contd. A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve 98 . Ports * * Asbestos raw . . . . .. months G A Z E T T E This item has been merged with 99 100 Deleted. Deleted . . . . . .. S. No. 101-D/V. A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. roi N3 . Ports Cellulose Acetate sheet* and moulding powdeT . O F I (0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve months Twelve Nil . Ports Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose acetate N D months propjonate I A E X T R A O H D (it) Licences will be valid for import of cellulose acetate btrtyrate in powder, pellet and granule forms only, but licences will be valid only for virgin materials and quality standard products. (m) Licences will also be valid for import of cellulose acetate propionate- I This item is covered by S. No. 122 101-B Deleted Nil Cellulose film scrap * . . .. . Ports N A R Y [ CwO/V. (0 This S. No. covers film scrap obtained from cinematograph film, roll film and X-Ray film- (it) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (1) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nil . Ports1 Cellulose Nitrate Sheets, rods and tubes . P A R T Twelve months. I — S E C . ] [ 101-E Chloride moulding powder Policy is given against S. No.. 113-I •• of Part V. 102 Cresol-formaldehyde moulding powders . Nil P A R T I 103 Curled rope hair . . . . . .. Nil — 104 Diamonds Industrial, natural and i>yntheticj Ln all forms Nil Twelve A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4, Ports including diamond girt and powder. months S E C . 105 Fibreboards (".£., hardboards and insulating boards) Nil l ] excluding plywood and vulcanised fibre sheets. 106 Gas black, thennatomic black, acetylene black and car- '^Twelve Nil A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Ports bon black also including lamp black. months T H E 107 Glass substitutes . . . . . .. NU 108 Glucose powder (excluding Anhydrous Dextrose and Glucose powder packed in small containers of 1 1b ox less) and Glucose other sorts: (a) Liquid glucose . . . . .. Nil G A Z E T T E (b) Others Nil 109 Phenolic resin sheets Nil O P I Twelve 110 Nickel catalyst Ports A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. 2 5% months N D I Nfl Ports Twelve A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. in Phenol formaldehyde moulding powders . .. A months Nil 112 Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tabes, rods and Ports A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve months. other materials. Ports Nil Twelve 113 Acrylic plastic moulding powder, sheets, rods a nd A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. months. tubes. Ports 113-A Poh/vinyl chloride plastic sheets (unsupported) • Nil Twelve (0 A.U. Please reftr to Appendix 4, E X T R A O R D months I N A R Y (H) Each consignment of rigid P. V.C sheetsshouldbe accompanied by the manufacturers' certificate of guarantee issued by the foreign manufacturer to the effect that the material imported conforms to the required specifications. 113-B Polydichlorstyrene resin Nil 4 2 5 4 2 6 i 2 5 T H E 3 A Nil Nn Nil G A Z E T T E Nfl O F PoVrinyl formal and Potyrinyi Acetal Nil I Nii N D I P . V .C competition including moulding powder Nil A Nil Nil "4 Pom 3O% "5 E X T R A O R D I 1 1* Sjntiedc retiot, all tortt, not otberwke specified— Nfl N A R Y [ ND P A B T Nil Twelre I Pom — S I C . 1 ] I P A H T I — S i c . 1 ] T H E * * 117 G A Z E T T E 11S NO Nfl O F Valcanised flbie in sheets, rods and tobet; . • I Deleted . . . . •• 119 no N D Si I 121 A . 133 CO NO E X T J t (") Flaerspai A O R D (m) Bleaching earth (snch a" Fallen Eatth Fulment, I N A R Y 4 2 7 4 2 8 Remarks Part and S. No. of Validity Description L i c e n s i ng A u t h o r i ty ot Licence* I.T.C. Schedule Policy for Established Importers T H E 6 I 2 4 5 3 PART V—contd. - S. No, 122—cvntd. G A Z E T T E Nil C'x) C r y o l i te . . . . . .. A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nfl (x) C a s e in . . . . . . .. Ports O F Twelve months. I Nil (JW) F l i J i t s s t o n e s f o r c i g a r e t t e l i g h t er . . (xii) P l a s t ic b a s ed a d h e s i ve t a p es i n c l u d i ng c e l t u l o se N D I a d h e s i ve t a p es . . . . . .. Nil A Nil (*nO E n a m e l l ed frits . . .. A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4, ( " tO S t a p le fibre t o ps a nd o t n er s y n t h e t ic a nd p r o t e i n o i is fibre t o ps ( * c) S t a p le fibre i n c l u d i ng s y n t h e t ic P r o t e a i o us c ut fibres NiJ (xvi) D e l e t e d. E X T R A O R D (xvii) F r e n ch chaJk . . . . .. Nil I (rETti'O A s h w o od o a rs . . . . .. Nil (*tx) M a n u f a c t u r es of w o od o t h er t h an a s h w o od o a rs " Nil N A R Y (0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. (**) D om r i o ts . . . . . .. Mad. Nil Twelve months. [ P A H T (it) Licences for dom nuts will not be valid for import of semi-manu- factured or bored dom nuts. I Nil (xxt) lAica | . . . . . .. — C.L.A, A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nil (xxii) F e a t h e rs . . . . . .. Twelve months. S E C . Nil ( J H B I 'O R u d r a k s ha b e a ds 1 ] f P A I I P o r ts (xxiv) Filtercandjes (xxv) Plastic moulding Powder, not otherwise specified A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Nil Nil T Twelve months. I — P o r ts Nil ( x x c ij V a n a d i um P c n t o r i de c a t a l y st . . . A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Twelve months S E C (xxvii) F l u x i te s o l d e r i ng p a s te a nd fluxes for g as or a rc . w e l d i n g , m e l t i ng a nd r e f i n i ng m e t a ls Nil 1 J Nil ( M E P HT C o r o z o n ut . . . . .. (xxix) F i l t er a i d s^ . . . . . .. Ports (0 A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. 7*% Twelve months T H E (it) Quote licences will 1 c issued subject to a mlDimum of Rs. 1,000 in any individual case. .. ( " x) A s b e s t os m a g n e s ia l a g g i ng . " , Nil Ports A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4. Ni! ( r r n ") A s b e s t os m a n t le y a rn . . . . " G A Z E T T E Twelve months. (XJCXM) G l a s s, t n i i e r a l or s l ag w o o! a nd p r o d u c t? t h e r e of N JI O F N ]] I (xxxtii) G l a ss t i n s el p o w d er . . .. (xxxiv) W a l l P t ug all s o r t s ( n c m - e l e c t r i c a l ) \ v i t h c e m e n i- N D I ing m a t e r i a l s , n . o . s. . . . .. Nr] A Nil ( x x w) D e c ex oil p r o of c o m p o u nd . . .. (xxxvi) Tailoring chalk (xxxvii) C a l c i um c a r b o n a te activated ( e . ^ , , " W i e m i p f i l" Nil Nil etc.) {xxxvui) Boiler c o m p o u nd ( A n t i s c a le c o m p o u n d) Nil (xxxir) E m b r o i d e ry r i ng frames . . .. E X T R A O R D Nil I (xTi E t c h i ng p o w d er . . . . .. Nil (xli) G y p s um Nil N A R Y (xlii) L a b o r a t o ry ware m a de of Silica Ports 50% Twelve months. (1) Up to 25% of the face value of quota licences for this Sub-S. No. can be utilised for import of 'aboratoxy porceiaiirware falling under S.No, 240-IV. 4 2 9 4 3 O of 6 I 2 3 5 4 T H E G A Z E T T E (*W"t) Silicawsxe equipment, for sulphuric, hydrochloric Ports Nil O F andnitricKidpUntsandCenmic equipments for chlorine plants.] I e 30% N D I A Nil Nil Nil Nil E X T R A O R D I (xlix) Stamping foils (film-based) . . .. Nil Nil N A R Y [ P A R T I — •• S a c . 1 1 APPENDIX 1 Deleted. It is well known that the system of quota licences freezes the pattern of import trade. The rigid application of this system has, by circumscribing the opportunities for the exercise of com- mercial skill and enterprise, operated as a stumbling block for attempts on the part of small importers to improve their business. An attempt has been made to provide an opportunity to small licence holders to expand their business to a limited extent in the items mentioned in the first two columns of the table below. The words "small value licences will be enhanced" or "licences valued upto a certain limit will be doubled" have been inserted against the items concerned in the remarks column of the Policy State- ment in Section II of the Red Book. 2. In the case of items where quota licences upto a certain value limit will be doubled, the Established Importers whose entitlement works out to less than twice the figure quoted in column 3, will be eligible to ask for the value of their licence to be suitably enhanced so as to provide adequately for marginal adjustments. LIST OF ITEMS WHEHE SMALL VALUE LICENCES HAVE BEEN ENHANCED Description Value of licences Part & S.No. Winen IV 83 \ \ Licences valued up to Rs. 500 Brandy, gin and whisky f will be doubled. Photographic negatives and printing The minimum value of a quota- 84 303 paper excluding X-Ray films. licence will be Rs.2350O. The minimum value of a quota, 305 licence will be Rs. 2,500. Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than Cinema, all sorts, n.o.S. and parts thereof. V PART 22-31 Chemicals :— Refills tor fire extin guishers Licences valued up to Rs. 1,000 will be doubled. Filter aids The minimum value of a quota. licence will be Rs. 1,000. 1 3 1. 7. 8. 13- 14. FerroBoran: (i) Ferro Silicon Zirconium. 00 FerroBoran. J 17GDW. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART. 7—contd. Oil line pipjs and tu bes. i7("Xc). A. U, applications for the import of Oil line Pipes and Tubes of API specifications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemi- oals, New Delhi. i7(tiXd). Steel/wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or uncoated) excluding stainless sued tubes. (0 A. U. applications for the import of BSS 1387 Class A, B and C or equivalent speci- fication pipes for sizes above 3* nom, bore will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority, ;(M)(e) Mechanical tubing (welded' including mild steel tubes for cycle frames in lengths out to sizes. (it) A. U. applications for the import of BSS 1387 Oas" A, B and C or equivalent speci- fication pipes for sizes below 1/2" and upto and including 3' nom. bore will be consi- dered on the recommendation of the certi- fying authority in consultation with the D.G.T.D. A. U. applications for the import of Mechanical tubing (welded) including Mild steel tubes other than ERW (Elec- trical Resistance welded) tubes upto 2 1J2" O. D. or (Butt welded) mechanical tubing in sizes between 1/2' and 3* (both-sizes in- clusive), will be considered on the recom- mendation of the certifying authority. i/(iO(E). Stainless steel pipes and tubes A. U. applications will be considered from Pharmaceutical/Chemical/Dairy Products Industries to meet their specialised require- Malleable iron pipe fittings, i?(iv)(a) n.o.s. 1 A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority, licence* where granted, will not be valid for import of :— Wrought lion/steel pipe (b). . (a) Flanges of all sizes. fittings, n.o.s, (b) Elbows, Bends, Tees, Sockets 1/2* to 3* including Reducer. Ctsi iron pipe fittings, n.o.s, (c). (c) Plugs. Nipples, Chccknuts in sizes i' and below in each case. (d). Otner steel pipe fittings, n.o.s. Iron or steel wire ropes or wire 29- strand (itianded wire). A. U. applications will be considred by JCCI&E., Calcutta for the import of wire Ropes from essential users on the recom- mendation of the certifying authority. Stamps steel wire ncetting. 35(b). (0 A. U. applications from Tea Gardens for import of this item will be considered by JCCI., Calcutta on the recommendations of the Chairman, Tea Board. (it) A. U applications from Chemical and Pharmaceutical laboratories/Industries for import of this item will be considered by the JCCI., Calcutta.}] 'wQ A. U. applications from Sugar industry for the Import of vacuum filter replacements will be considered by JCCI(CLA), New Delhi •" the recommendation of the Minis- try of Food and Agriculture (Directorate •f Sugar and Vanaspatl), New Delhi. APPENDIX 4—conid. 1 2 3 PART I— contd. 36(b). Iron or steel stapling wire, including copper coated stap- ling wire Galvanised or bleak (excluding machine staples). A. U. appoications for import of cop cr coated stapling wire only will be considered having regard to the applicant's past pro- duction ot copper coated staples. 36(d). Wire Mesh. (0 A. U. applications for steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire meBh required for manufacture of standard testing instruments and those of finer than 100 mesh not otherwise specified will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. However, A, U. applications for the import of Ferrous and non-ferrous wire mesh finer than 100 mesh will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority without reference to the D.G.T.D. (w) A. U. applications from manufacturer* of Btandard sieves for the import of wire cloth/sieve cloth square or circular In shape not exceeding 12* in size will be considered In consultation with the Directorate Gen- eral of Technical Development. Ship Chains, the following, amfly :— 38(8). (>') Wrought Iron or steel atud link chains or anchor- ing. T A. U. applications for import of special ship 1 chains like steering chains will be consi- 1 dered by the T.C.C.I., Bombay in consults- > tion with the D.G. Shipping. (it) Wrought iron or steel long link chains used Lor keeping Derrick in position. J Iron or steel castings, (unma- 38(c). chined). (") A. U. applications for the import of B.B. Shell Castings unmachined will bo consi- dered on the recommendation of the cerify- ing authority. ("') A. U. applications for the import of G. I. Castings and Steel Castings of special specification* not available indi- genously will also be considered in consul- tation with the D.G.T.D. 41 (i). Copper, wrought in the follow- ing forms, viz., strip, tape, foil, highly polished sheets specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perfora- ted sheet. (1) A. U. applications from printing house* for import of highly polished copper sheets suitable for making process blocks will be considered on the basis of past consump- tion of the applicant. The applications from new units will also be considered on the basis of their certified requirements. (") A. Lf. applications from Sugar Industry for the import of Copper Perforated sheets will be^considered by TCCI (CLA) New Delhi on the recommendation of the Minis- try of Food and Agriculture, Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati and in consultation with the D.G.T.D., on production of evi- dence to show that this item cannot be manufactured indigenously. Copper, wrought in the form of 41 (ii). sheets, tubes etc. A. U. applications from the textile machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wider than 4 ft. will DO considered by the APPENDIX 4—ctmta. 2 I 3 43 W • APPENDIX 4—contd. I 3 PART I—concld. 46 (c). Bras*, bronze and similar alloys, wrought Including the follow- ing vix. wire, rod, section sheet, pipe and tube and the following manufactures, via., rods and tubes cut to shape and size but excluding che- micals or Imitation gold. (0 A. U. applications will be considered for import of Brass rods and tubes on production of evidence to show that these items cannot be manufactured indigenously. However, applications for import of non- ferrous semis from manufacturers of no n- essential products or products of compara- tively low priority, will not be considered. (it) A. U. applications from Sugar industry for Import of Brass Tubes will be consi- dered by J.C.C.I. (CLA) New Delhi on the recommendations of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati and in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment. (.Hi) A. U. applications from Sugar industry for import of Brass perforated sheets for manufacture of Cuch Strainers will also be considered by J.C.C.I. fit EfCLA) New Delhi on the recommendation of the Minis- try of Food and Agriculture, Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati, New Delhi. ("") A. U. applications for the import of Bras* Caps will be considered from manu- ' facturers of Minlture bulbs on the recom- mendation of the certifying authority. Copper unwrought in the form 47. of ingots, blooms etc A. U. applications from scheduled industries bome on the list of the Direc- torate General of Technical Development will be considered by C.C.I. on the re- commendations of the Directorate General of Technical Development. For the units in the non-scheduled sector/S.S.I, units, arrangement will be made to meet their requirements from canalised imports. (0 Imports will be arranged under Colombo 48. Plan for supply to Actual Users. Nickel including nickel scrap in all forms excluding manu- factures thereof but includ- ing nickel pellets and nickel anodes. (i$) A. U. applications from small scale industries for import of Rolled Nickel Anodes required for purposes of Electro- plating will oe considered on the recommen- dation of the certifying authority. (Hi) A. U. applications from scheduled indus- tries for Import of Rolled Nickel Anodes will be considered on the recommenda- tion of the Directorate General of Techni- cal Development. (jv) Import of Cast Nickel Anodes will not be permitted. 51. Tungsten Metal Powder and other tungsten products. Molybdenum metal powder and , molybdenum wire. A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. A. U. applications will bo considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 3 Raw manila hemp (fibre)> Raw hemp excluding raw mani- 3- A- 1B hemp (fibre). | A. U. applications will be considered by | JCCI&E., Calcutta on the recommendation I of the certifying authority. k Raw sisal fibre. Aloe fibre Sisal yarn. Asbestos manufactures, no.s. Packing engines and boilers all 7- 7-A. 7-B. sorts, not otherwise specified. 7-C. Steam, pneumatic and hydra- ulic packings for all machi- nery. (0 A, U. applications from Automobile and other industries will be considered by the liencsing authorities concerned for the import of items not indigenously available on the recommendations of the certifying authority. Readymade boiler packing. 8. (n) Applications from Steamship Companies to meet their specialised requirements, will also be considered by JCCI&E. Bombay on the recommendations of the . D.G. Shipping. Machined. Steel balls above 9/16' die. 9(b).> A. U. applications for these items will be considered in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Development. Applications from the scheduled industries will be dealt with in the normal way. Steel balls of sizes 9/16' in dia- 9(c). meter and below. A. U. applications for this item will be con- sidered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Ap- plications from the scheduled industries will be dealt with in the normal way. i i. German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi- manufactures and scraps thereof, A. U. applications will be considered for the import of German Silver/Nickel Silver Scrap from manufacturers of Utensils, Non-ferrous metal sheets and circles, Brass Copper and zinc alloys and other end products on the recommendations of the certifying authority. 1 2. Aluminium circles, sheets, strips, and other manufac- tures not otherwise specified. (i) A. U. applications from Scheduled In- dustries will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development for import of :— (a) Aluminium wire rods having a purity °f 99'3% or more for the manufac- ture of A.C.S.R., all Aluminium Con- ductors and covered Aluminium Con- ductori. (J) Aluminium electrodes. (n) The requirements of Small Scale Indus- tries for Aluminium wire rods will be met from cancalised imports. 13- (t'li) A. U. applications from non-scheduled industries for the import of Aluminium Electrodes will be considered on the re- commendation of the certifying authority. (t) For the units in the non-scheduled sector/ SSI Units, arrangement will be made to meet their requirements from canalised imports. Aluminium in any crude form, including Ingots, bars, blocks slabs, billets, shots and pellets. APPENDIX 4-contd. I 2 3 PART II—contd. Cadmiutn, cobalt, manganese I7(a)(i). etc. (.it) Allocations in favour of Scheduled Industries will also be made for import of Aluminium under the Colombo Plan. (*) Applications fot import of platinum from essential usres like manufacturers of instruments, Platinum Laboratory ware, thermocouples, resistance material and heating elements will be considered by the licensing authrities at ports in consulation with the technical authorities concerned. The requirements of this item may also be met from canalised imports. (ii) A U. applications for zircon for use in ceramic industry and Rutile for use in ceranic and electricfwelding industry will be considered in consultation with Direc- torate General of Technical Development, Their import will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy Bombay, in each case. Welding electrodes made of I7(a)(ii). alloys, not otherwise speci- fied and rods etc. (u'l) A. U. applications from Aluminium and Alloy casting industry for import of Magnesium will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. A. U. applications for import of the under mentioned items will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development :— (0 Weld 'H' Colomoncy wire. (it) Nickel Wire. (Hi) Fusebond Nickel Electrodes. Non-ferrous semi-manufac- I7(b). tures and alloys. A. U. applications will be considered for import of non-ferrous semi-manufactures in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. 17(0. A. U. applications for import of Aluminium and Aluminium alloy Pipes of sizes above : 6' O.D. will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development on the recommendation of the Certifying authority. Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 97% of alumi- nium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods bars, tubes, sections, wires and rivets. Others. I7W. A. U. applicetiom from Electroal Indus- try will be considered for import of bi- metal strips. i9dX0 A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority 1, Ball bearings of 1* in bore (internal) dia. and below as spdficd in Appendix I4(l)(a) i4(i)(b) and 14 (iXc)- Ball bearings etc. i9(i)(ii) to (vii) A.U. applications will be consijt-icd from indus- trial undertakings for their requirement!) of ball bearings both for manufacturing purposes as well as maintenance of plant and equipment. I9(2)fi). Roller bearings. A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. APPENDIX 4—contd. 2 I 3 J \ I 1 APPENDIX 4^-contd. I 1 3 APPENDIX 4^-contd. 2 I 3 PART //—contd. licences will be granted for import of emery grain and powder upto and including No. 300 mesh. Graphite crucibles for pit 26(1) furnaces. 26(2). 1 (i) A. U. applications for import of Graphite J crucibles for sizes over No. 100 will be J considered on the recommendation of the ] certifying authority. Graphite Crucibles including covers, mu ties, rings and stands for tilting furnaces. Silic'on Carbide Crucibles for 26(3V pit fired furnaces. \ (ii) A, U. applications for import of cruci- V bies other than Graphite crudbleB, of all [ sizes will be considered on the recommenda- 1 tion of the certifying authority. Silicon Carbide Crucibles for 26(4). tilting furnaces. J V. Belts, etc. 28(4). (1) A. U. applications will be considered for import of V. Belts, B.C.D, Sections over 100" In circumference, on the follow- ing basis:— (a) Applications for import of V Belts, having their inner circumference bet- ween 29* and 60* and corresonding to A.B and C Sections of V Belts will not be considered. (b) Applications for V Belts of sizes not covered by (a) above, will be con- sidered in consut ation with D G.T.D (ii) A. U. applications from cotton mills for import of Dbcol Ropes,DawsonB Ropes and Tex Ropes will be considered in consulta- tion with the Testlle Commissioner, Bombay by JCCI&E., Bombay. Applica- tions from Jute Mills and Tea gardens for import of Dixel Ropes and Dawsons Ropes will also be considered in consultation with the technical authorities concerned by J.C.C.I., Calcutta. (Hi) Licences for this sub-serial number will not be valid for import of V Link Belting. Haii Belting. 28(5). Applications from Actual userB for import of special types of Hair Belting not indi- genously manufactured will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Full details of hair belting desired to be imported should be furnished. Rubber covered conveyor belt- 28(8). ing. A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendations of the certifying authority. Out board motors. 3l(c). A. U. appllctions for import of this item for meeting the requirements of Docks, Marine Departments, Port trusts and FiBhermen'B APPENDIX 4—-contd. 2 I 3 PART II—contd. Co-operative Societies will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports. 32(b). A. C. 3 Phase, Squirrel cage motors upto 30 H.P. etc. (t) Applications from pump manufacturer!! requiring vertical spindle hollow shaft motors of ratings not produced in the country will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development by the C.C.I., New Delhi. (it) A. U, applications from collieries for flame-proof motors conforming to B.S.S. 741 of 1937 or its equivalent will be con- sidered by the J.C.C.I., Calcutta. Appli- cations giving full justification for the import should be made to him before 30-6-1964. (Hi) A. U. applications from actual users other than collieries will also be considered only for import of flame-proof motors conforming to B.S.S. 741 of 1937 or its equivalent by the licensing authorities at the ports. Full Justification for import should be given. Applications should be made by 30-6-1964- Motors of the types mentioned 32(C). in (b) above but from 31 H.P. to 50 H.P. A. U. applications from actual usrs will he considered only for import of flame proof motors conforming to B.S.S. 741 of 1937 or its equivalent by the licensing authorities at the porta. Full justification for import should be given Applications should be made by 30-6-1964. Other types of motors 32(d) (i) A.U. applications from Actual Users will be considered only for import of flame- proof motors conforming to B.S.S. 741 of 1937 or *ts equivalent by the licensing authorities at ports. Full justification for import should be given. Applications should be made by 30-6-T964, (ii) A.U. applications from the Textile Industry for Import of variable speed mo- tors and other non-flame proof motors which are not available locally and are required in the specialised types of textile machines will be considered by the J.C.C. I., Bombay on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner and in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Parts of Motors . 32(0. A. U. applications from manufacturers of fractional Horse Power motors for the im- port of condensers and centrifugal switches will be considered by the licensing autho- rities at the ports in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Deve- lopment. Electric Generators , "1 33(0- Generating sets. . . J 32(8). A. U. applications from electrical and major Industrial undertakings for import of these items will be considered in consulta- tion with the Central Water & Power Commission. Full justification for import APPENDIX 4^-contd. I 3 3 "i) APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 37dX0. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART //—concld. Lightning arresters and high voltage fuses. Transformers of ratings not ( d ). (e). covered by S. No. 42fa)/II Metal clad (or otherwise) swit- ches and switch fuse unit> and metal clad (or otherwise) cut-outs. (0 A.1" U." applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority in consultaton with the Direc- torate General of Technical Development. (0 Air and oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts and cubicles and panels incorporat- ing these. Air and oil circuit breakers (g). - (u) A. U. applications for the import of Porcelain parts only for fuse units (with- out Metal components) will be considered on a restricted basis on the recommenda- tion of the certifying authority. above 660 volts and upto 11 KV and cubideB and panels incorporating these. (h). Air and Oil circuit breaker* above 11 KV and cubicles and panels incorporating these. Others. Paper insulated power cables. 43(d). (1) Actual User licences will be granted to Electrical undertakings by C.C.L, New Delhi, in consultation with the Central Water and Power Commission. The applications should be made by 30-6-1964. (it) A. U. applications from Collieries will be considered by the J.C.CJ.&E., Calcutta in consultation with the Coal Controller, Calcutta. Electrolytic copper wires etc. 43Cg). Others. (*) Applications from Actual Users for Copper sheathed electric cables required for special uses with necessary accessories and jointing equipment not available indigenously will be considered in consulta- tion with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Applications should be made to the licensing authorities at ports and should be supported by essen- tiality certificates from appropriate authorities. Full justification in support of import should be furnished. 46(d). Electrical instruments, appara- tus and appliances and parts thereof etc.—Others A. U. applications will be considered for import of flame proof mining bells and flame proof mining telephones. Electric Exploders. 48-A. Licences will be granted on the recommenda- tions of the Chief Inspector of Mines, Dhanbad. 53. Safety lamps and spare parts. A. U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I&E., Calcutta for safety lamps not indigenously manufactured in consulta- tion with the Coal Contollcr/Chief Inspector of Mines. i(cXi). Cation active finishing agents, synthetic resin finishing agent*. A. U. applications from textile industries will be considered by the J.C.C.I., Bombay for the import of aynthetic resin finishing APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART ///—contd. agents other than pure urea formaldehyde and Malamme formaldehyde resin finishing agents in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay Textile machinery 4(i, 3&4) Licences will be granted to actual users in consultation with the Textile Commi- ssioner. Full justification for import should be furnished and licences, where granted would be valid for the components/ spares of the particular machines licensed. Applications will be considered by the J C C I., Bombay. Wet processing and finishing 4(2)("). machinery. 1 A, U, applications will be considered by 1 J.C.C L, Bombay in consultation with the f Textile Commissioner subject to Appen- (b) dix 35. Plaiting, Stamping, Bundling, Baling and reeling machines Others, (c). 4(5). Actual user applications for import of (1) stainless steel, tubes and cones used in cone and cheese dyeing units; and (") coir board washers, will be considered by J.C C I, Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay Component parts excluding hosiery n eedlcs as denned in item No. 72(3) of the first schedule to the Indian Tariff Act 1934 of machinery speci ficd in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) of S No 4 of Part III but excluding those co- vered by S. No. 68 of Part V Textile Machinery. 5(i). (t) Requests from ActuA users only for import of second-hand machinery will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with tne technical authorities concerned but such requests should be accompanied by a ccrtiflcatie from a firm of consulting engineers in the countrj of origin indicating the age of the machinery, its present condition and its expected lift. Wherever possible, photographs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported should also be furnished. (11) A U. applications will be considered by L C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner subject to Appendix 50 and 35 (List A). Shuttles 5d)(d) A. U. applications for import of tape loom shuttles will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, Card clothing and card acces- 5(000 sories. (i)JA.U. applications from Carding Engine manufacturers only will be considered by J.C.C I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, for 50% of of their eligibility. (u) A. U. applications for special types of hckerin wire and philipBon type brushes will be considered by J C.C.I., Bombay m consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay. APPENDIX 4r-contd. 2 I 3 5dXm). 5(iX°). 5dXw). "•* APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART ///—contd. 6(c). Components parts for knitting machines, hosiery machines and embroidery machines falling under (a) and (b) above (excluding hosiery needles). A.U, applications will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay subject to Appendix 17. Applications from hosiery goods manufacturers [not registered under the Industries (Dcvelopement and Regu- lation) ActJ should be submitted along with a certificate of the Director of Indus- tries of the State. The applicants should give the details of the spares required to be imported and the value thereof for each item. Plants, living n.o.s. 15- 20. Applications for import of Plants and bulbs of special types will be considered in con- sultation with the State Directors of Agri- culture. No objection certificate from the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (De- partment of Agriculture) should be fur- nished along with the import application. A. U. applications will be connsidered by Caahcwnuts. D.C.C.I. & E., Ernakulam. 37- Seeds, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding vegetab'e setds. (i) A.U. applications for import of cocoabeans and seeds for growing fibre flax and ramie only will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta, (ii) Applications from big Actual Users such as nurseries, for multiplication pur- poses only will be considered by the C.C.I., New Delhi. These applications should be made through the State Directors of Agriculture, (iii) Applications from Nurserymen for import of mother seeds for multiplication purposes will be considered by C.C.I.&E., New Delhi on the recommendation of Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi. (Iv) Applications from Nurserias for import of flower seeds will be considered by the C.C.I., New Delhi, (v) Applications for import of Chicory seeds from the planters who undertake scienti- fic cultivation of chicory will alio be con- sidered by the J.C.C.I., Madras. Rubber seeds. 40. A.U. applications from Rubber Estates for import of this item will be considered by the D.C.C.I., Ernakulam in consulta- tion with the Rubber Board. Wattel Extract. . Wattcl bark. Bark for tanning excluding 43- 44- 45- 56. wattle bark. Wax all sorts, etc. 1 A.U. applications will be considered on the V recommendation of the certifying autho- J rfty- Actual User applications for import of 'Car- nauba Wax' and Microcry-stallinc wax will be considered. 60. Tallow (i) Applications from small scale industries manufacturing Metal Polishes will be considered for the Import of Mutton Tallow on the basis of certified require - menu. 7 G of I—17 APPENDIX 4—contd. I 3 3 PART IV mmi. (ii) Application* fot the import of Mutton Tallow will also be considered from manu- facturers of fatty add* in consultation with the Directorate G""til of Technical Development, New Delhi. (iii) Applications for the Import of Mutton Tallow should also be accompanied by documentary evidence showing contump- tion of Mutton Tallow during the yearn 1956.1957.1958,1959 and i960. Powd""d milk and milk food knpomd In bulk packing. (i) A.U. applications from the major Milk Supply Schemes will be conskkred by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with D.G.T.D./Ministry of Food and Agri- culture, New Delhi. (ii) A packing of 50 lbi. and above will be deemed to be bulk packing. (Ill) A. U. applications from small unit* manufacturing ice cream etc. will be considered by CCI& E, New Delhi on the recommendation of the certifying au- thority. China Clay. 97- A. U. applications for special quality and grades of China Clay not indigenously available for the use of paper, rubber, ceramic, point and other industries will be considered in consultation with the technical authorities concerned. The applicants should indicate the quality and the specifications of the grade of day required to be imported. They should also indicate the reasons why it is not pos- sible foi them to use Indigenous China Clay, the efforts made by them to obtain supplies locally and furnish documentary evidence of having approached indigenous suppliers. The following building and 99. engineering materials, name- Chalk, Lknc and Clay. A. U, applications for import of ball ctay will be considered by the licensing autho- rities at ports. Licences to scheduled industries will be issued under the normal procedure by C.C.I. New Delhi. Plumbago and graphite. 112 - A. U. applications from monulacturers of Pendls, Graphite Crucibles and Carbon Black, for the Import of Giaphite will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority and with the prior approval of the D"pirtmont of Atomic Energy, Bombay in *aoh cate. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 117 130 138. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 3 PART V— contd. 144 Rubber raw. 150 fa) Crepe rubber other than Sole Crepe; lb) Sheet rubber; u) Latex; (a) Synthetic rubber of such types as are not manufactured indigenously; (") Reclaimed rubber; and (f) Neoprine (Cheoroprcne rubber). The applications should be made to C.C.I.&E., New Delhi, 151 i54 A. U. applications from the sports goods industry for import of shuttle cock cork bottoms will be considered by the J.C.C.I. (CLA)., New Delhi. The applicationo should be duly recommended by the Sports Goods Export Promotion Council/ State Director of Industries. I 5 7 - I S8 Pfinting Paper etc. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART /F—contd. (c) who can produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of 'quality'. Applicants not covered by (a) & (b) above should invcriably furnish specimens of the work done by them. Paper including poster i59(a). stereo all coated paper ex art paper, all sorts, n.o.s and (0 A. U. applications for hand made paper cept will be considered by the licensing autho- . etc. rities at ports in consultation with the D.G.T.D. (ft) A. U. applications from the manufac- turers of paper transfers for import of base paper viz., Decalcemania will also be con- sidered by the licnesing authorities at ports. Filter paper. i59(b). . A. U. applications will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports in con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Packing and wrapping paper. . {{) A. U. applications from scheduled industire* will be dealt with as heretofore. In respect of non-scheduled industries, namely tex- tile industry, tea industry and coffee in- dustry, the applications for import of special grades of packing and wrapping paper for specialised end uses will be considered, Applicants should show their past consumption of imported paper and furnish full justification for import. Licences will ordinarily be valid for varieties not indigenously available and detailed specifications of the paper desired to be imported should be furnished. Applica- tions from the Tea Industry may be made to J.C.C.I.&E., Calcutta and from Coffee industry to J.C.C.I&E. Madras. Applications from other actual users in the non-scheduled sector should be made to the licensing authorities at the ports, ("') Actual user licneccs can also be granted to the corrugated board manufacturers for import of Kraft liner paper and grease proof paper. Applications may be made to the licensing authorities at ports Books . Applications from actual UBCTB like libraries, technical and educational institutions, etc. will continue to be licens- ed and the applicants may also furnish details in regaid to books intended to be imported by them in accordance with Appendix 60 to this Red Book. Orders against such licences should ordinarily be placed through established importers unless the actual users can prove that they will be in a position to effect imports on a competitive basis. Raw flax,1 etc. 174 (") A. U. applications from Actual Users will be considered by J.C.C.I., Calcutta APPENDIX 4—contd. 2 I 3 R aw J u t" . . .. APPENDIX 4^-contd. I a 3 238 240 Glass bottles and p h i a l s- 24" W APPENDIX 4—contd. 2 I 3 Part IV— concld. 288 (a) Please sec Annexure to this Appendix. Please see Annexure to this Appendix. 290 (a) Parts of sewing machines, etc. Electronic valves. Condensers. Resistances. Potentiometers, volume con- trol, tone control. 8 ("• 8 Loud Speakers. Component parts of wireless reception Instruments and Apparatus etc.—Others. Motorcycles and Scooters . Applications from approved manufacturers for import of Motor cycles/Scooters in C.K D. condition will bo considered by CCI New Delhi in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment. Film strips and slides . 304 Applications from educational institutions for import of F.lm Strips of Scientific and educational character, will be considered by G.C.I. NVw Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Education. Parts of clocks . 308 (6) A.U. applications from existing manufacturers of clocks in the small scale sector will be considered in consultation with DC(SSI) New Delhi. Golf balls 32s W 325 (g) Toys, games, playing cards, and requisites for games and sports, etc.—Others A. U. licences will be issued to recognised clubs only by CCI & E., New Delhi. (*') Applications from Co-operative So- cieties for import of fishing fines made of plastics will be considered by the licensing I authorities at the portB in consultation with the technical authorities concerned. Applications will be considered only if the applicant produces letters from the indigenous manufacturers about their inability to supply the requisite type of goods within a reasonable period. 330 Engraving Pictures (including Photographs and Picture postcards not otherwise specified.) (it) A. U. applications from sports goods industry for import of Nylon guts will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports. (0 Applications from Artists, Museums etc. and also other deserving applicante will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Education, New Delhi. The appli- cations should be made by 30-6-64. Art, works of, not otherwise 33i specified. 332 )• (n) Applications from Engineering and Technological Institutions for import of geological specimens und modelB for jJi instructional purposes will be considered ML, by CCI.j New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Education. The applications should be made by 30-6-1964. Specimens, Models and all Diagrams illustrative of natural science and models and antique coins, im- ported for instructional purposes. 333 Specimens, Models and Wall Diagrams illustra- tive of natural science and models and antique coins, not imported for instruc- tional purposes. APPENDIX 4^-contd. I 2 3 Starch and Farina 4. Actual User applications from the Textile Industry for import of farina and farina dextrine will be considered by the J.G.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile CommiBsioner, Bombay. 6. Dyeing and tanning substan- ces, all sorts, n.o.s. exclud- ing wattle extracts, etc. A, U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying puthority. Sperm oil . A. U. applications from manufacturers of Pickers will be considered on the re- commendation of the certifying authority. 13 Essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages. A. U. applications for import of this item will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. 14 A. U. applications for import of Antimony ore will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Metallic Ores, all sorts, ex- cept Ochres and other pig- ment ores but including an- timony ore, in lump, powder or contracted form. Selenium and Selenium Dio- xide. A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. Raw materials for paints spe- 34—37 (<*) cified elsewhere. (i) A. U. applications will be considered from soap manufacturersj manufacturers of printers' ink, writing ink and rubber goods, for import of raw materials spedflcd in Appendix 29 to the Red Book. Licence*, where granted, will be valid for specific items applied for as arc covered by Appendix 29, Applications from actual UBers for items other than those listed in Appendix 29 will also be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (I'O A. U. applications for the import of the following items will also be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority :— CO Heavy Naphtha No. 1. (it) Monostral Fast Blue 3 RS, (fib Monolite Fast Red BS Powder. (iv) Monolite Fast Scarlet RNS. (H'O A. U. applications from manufacturer* of simulated pearls for import of pearls and pearl essence will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. Licences may be granted to meet 75% of the certified requirements after the applicants have produced evidence to show that they have placed firm orders on the local manufacturers for the balance 25% of their require- ments. Titanium Dioxide 34—37 (") CO A. U. applications will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports in consultation with the Directorate General of Technkml Development. APPENDIX 4r-contd. 2 I 3 K—comd. (i) Consumption of Titanium Dioxide (Anatase and Rutile) during 1962-63. (2) Requirements of Titanium Dioxide (Anatase and Rutile) during six months April 1964—September TQ£J (4) Quantity of Titanium Dioxide (Anatase and Rutile) expected to be received from indigenous manu- facturers/suppliers during six months April 1964—September, 1964. 34—37C0 A. U. applications from manufacturers of Rubber Rollers and other Rubber goods will be considered in consultation with Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment. 34—37W ) Blanc fixe "] A. U. applications will be considered ( for import of Rubber Battery containers y and Rubber Battery separators. Licences I will be granted only for such sues j and specifications as are not being J indigenously manufactured. 42(")(0 manufacturers of:— (a) Shuttles and other textile acces- sories excluding bobbins for jute industry and other Jute mill wooden accessories, vix., box-backs, lay races and loom lay blocks. (f>) Cork manufactures. (c) Vcneert; and APPENDIX 4^-contd. 2 I 3 PART V—"ontd. GOJSports goods will be considered only for the special types of wood needed by them. Applicants should specify clearly the type of wood desired to be Imported. (""') Applications from Pencil manufacturer* for import of Pencil Slats will be con- sidered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (iii) A. U. applications from the manu- facturers of light cases and tools handle* for import of Sundri Wood of 4 ft. and above and Gcwg wood of 3 ft. and above will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. rjv) A. U. applications for the import of willow clefts from Sports goods industry will be considered by J.C.C.I. (CLA), New Delhi on production of evidence I hat willow clefts arc not available indi- genously. (v) A. U. applications for the import of Chip Boards will be considered in con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Laminated Wood A. U. applications from manufacturer* of Bobbins and other Textile acces- sories will be considered in consultation with D.G.T.D. 42 (t) Veneer* and Plywood, sandal- wood, aearwood and tagar wood. Weed pulp A. U. application* from radio cabinet manufacturers and clock manufac- turers for import of ornamental and decorative veneers will be considered by the Licensing authorities at ports on the basis of certified requirements. (0 A. U. applications from manufacturers of Sanitary Towels and Compressed Pads in the small scale sector will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. Applications from other manufacturers will be considered In consultation with D.G.T.D. ("0 A. U. applications from scheduled unit* will be considered in the normal wav Newsprint Polky for thi" item will be announced 44 senaratelv Paste board, mill board, card board and itraw board, all sorts. A. U. applications will be considered only from essential consumers of boards falling under this S. No. Application* for ivory boards, fine boards from greeting or invitation card manufacturers, straw board, mill board, card board (other than black centered) grey board and single faced corrugated board will not be connidered. Actual Users applying for import licences for this item should also furnish exact specification of the stores sought to be Imported by them for manu- facturing purpose*. APPENDIX 4-contd. I 2 3 PART V—contd. 47 Wool raw and wool tops A. U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay, in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- including wool waste, shoddy wool and woollen rags. bay. 54 Delivery hose for trailer "1 pumps. I . 55 Hose made of canvas im- |pregnated with rubber. > I 65 (j—^)^) Petroleum and gaswell drill- J ing equipments. A. U. applications from fire fighting services only for import of hoseB with a bursting pressure over 200 per sq. inch will be considered by the port licensing authorities. Applications for import of other types of hoses will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. A, U. applications will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi, in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Che- micals New Delhi. 63 (i—4XvW) Refrigeration and Air- conditioning machinery— Other types. (1) A. U. applications for import of com- pressors will be considered from fabri- cators for fabrication of refrigeration machinery of over 10 tons capacity against firm orders from the food preserva- tion industry, i.e., cold storages for fish, vegetables and fruits. (it) The fabricators of cold storages should provide full particulars of their past performances, indicating how many cold storage plants have been fabricated by them during the previous 12 months, the number and value of compressors utilised for the purpose., full details of the parties to whom the cold storage plants nave been supplied, etc. They should also furnish a detailed list of pending orders for the execution of which import of compressors is being applied for, indicating clearly the period by which such orders are to be completed. (Hi) No A. U. licences will be issued for components for Air-conditioning units for large buildings. However, appli- cations for such components from Labora- tories, Hospitals and Nursing Homes will be considered. 65 (1 4)(x) Machinery required for other (1) A. U. applications from Tobacco Industry industries and undertakings. for import of Tobacco redrying plants and the following Sparc parts thereof will be considered by the J.C.CJ., Madras :— (i) Galvanised wire mesh apron ; W Ball bearings of special type ; (IM) L Shaped Bulb thermometers. (li) Requests from actual users for import of second-hand machinery would be con- sidered but such requests should be accompanied by a certificate from a firm of consulting engineers in the country of origin indicating the age of machinery. its present condition and its expected life. Wherever possible, photographs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported should also be furnished. Ap- I 2 PART V—contd. <55(5)("VO P f l r t8 °f machinery when"re- quired for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1—4)O") (a) and (6)/V 65 (6) (a) (0 Hand model type duplicators (both band feed and self feed type). 67 (iXO Printing Machinery etc. 3 plications will be considered in consulta- tion with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (1) A. U. applications from Sugar industry for import of spare parts of machinery falling under this sub-item. will be considered by J.C.C.I. (CLA), New Delhi. (it) A. U. applications from manufacturers of paper cutting machines for import of paper cutting knives will be considered by the port licensing authorities. A. U. applications for the import of spare parts of hand duplicators of imported makes will be considered by the port licensing authorities. (0 A. U. applications from Newspaper establishments and quality printers for import of printing machinery required only for replacement or development purposes will be considered by the C.C.I., New Delhi, The applications should be made by 31-7-1964. The applicants are required to furnish the additional information along with their applications in the proforma prescribed in Appendix 73 to this Red Book. NOTE : The quality printers are those :— __ . (a) who have been in the approved list of Director of Audio-Visual Publicity/ Director of Publication/Chief Con- troller of Printing and Stationery ; or (/>) Who have been awarded merit certi- ficate cither by the Centre or by the State Government ; or (c) Who can produce outstanding speci- mens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality. Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should Invariably furnish specimens of the work done by them. (it) A. U. applications for import of Mono- type Key Board Paper Spools will be considered provided they are accompanied by documentary evidence to the effect that Indigenous manufacturers are unable to supply these goods. (iit) Requests from Actual Users only for import of second-hand machinery would be considered but such requests should be accompanied by a certificate from a firm or consulting engineers in jhe country of origin indicating th2 'age of the ma- chinery, its present condition and its expected life. Wheiever possble, photo- graphs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported should also be furnished. The applications will be considered In consultation with the Directorate General of Technical De- velopment. APPENDIX 4^-contd. I 2 3 V—contd. Component parts of printing 67(2) and lithographic machinery A, U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority 68 (a) Rubber Blankets (including Mackintosh) for printing presses, etc. (i) A. U. applications from Textile Mills will be considered by the J.C.C.I., Bom- bay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. ("'O A,U, applications from Master Printers for Import of this item will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. Rubber ho"eB required for 68 (4) the oil industry. A. U. applications from oil companies will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical De- velopment. 69-A A. U. applications from Hosiery Manufac- turers1 Associations for import of hosiery needles will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. Hosiery needles for hosiery machinery and knitting machines whether operated by manual labour or me- chanical power. 74 iy) Power driven agriculture machinery excludmg sheep foot rollers, tractors, ro- tary hoes and rotary tillers. (1) A. U. applications from the Coffee Industry for import of power driven sprayers, coffee pulping and curing machinery and spares thereof will be considered in consultation . with the Directorate General of Technical De- velopment and Coffee Board, Applica- tions for these items should be made to the J.C.CJ. & E., Madras. 75 The following Dairy and Poultry Farming appli- ances, namely, cream se- parators, milking machines, etc. ("0 Special requests from actual user* for import of Power driven dusters and spares will be considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi in consultation with Direc- torate General of Technical Develop- ment/Ministry of Food and Agriculture. A. U. applications from well known dairy and poultry farms for Import of this item for replacement or small expansion purposes will be considered by JCCI (CLA), New Delhi in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Industrial sewing machines, 76 (a) etc. Applications from hosiery goods manufac- turers and Textile Muls for import of flat lock and chain lock machines will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, import of overlook machines will be allowed on 50% indigenous and 50% imported basis. However, hosiery goods manu- facturer* not registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act should forward their applications along with a certificate of the Director of Industries of the State concerned. Ap- plications from actual users for import of other types of industrial sewing ma- chines (other than Over lock, Flat lock and Cham lock machines) will be con- sidered in consultation with the D.G.TJD. APPENDIX 4^-contd. I 2 3 Industrial sewing machines and parts thereof which are worked by power and re- quire for their operation not less than 1/4 H.P. (0 Actual User applications for import of Industrial Sewing Machines and spares thereof which are exclusively used in the textile industry and required for replace- ment purposes will be considered by the T.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile, Commissioner, Bombay. Import of over-lock sewing machines (on 50% indigenous and 50% imported basis) and their spares (including those required for the existing machines of imported origin) will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. How- ever, hosiery goods manufacturers not registered under the Industries (Develop- ment and Regulation) Act should forward their applications to JCCI Bombay along with the certificates of the Director of In- dustries of the State concerned. Applica- tions from actual users for import of other types of industrial sewing machines (other than over lock, flat lock and chain lock ma- chines) and spares thereof will be con- sidered byJCCI, Bombay in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (if) A. U. applications from Hosiery Goods manufacturers for import of Flat Lock and Chain Lock industrial Sewing machines of more than 1/4 H.P. will also be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay on the recommendation of the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay. 78 (vi) Rectifiers and battery char- gers and parts thereof. A. U. applications will be considered by the port licensing authorities in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Electrical instruments, appa- 78 (wr'O ratus, etc.—Others. Actual Users' applications will be con- sidered for import of the following :— (a) Thermostatic electric controls for the regulation of temperature of energy Tn-put in electrically heated system. (b) Specialised Electrical instruments, ap- paratus etc. suitable for use in labora- tories and hospitals. Detailed speci- fications and Justification in support should be furnished. 82 A. U. (for Tramway companies for import of spare pans not capable of fabrication Indigenously), Tramcars and components parts and accessories there- of excluding articles spe- cified in Part I of the Schedule. 6 ( i ll Trailers, all types, including tipping trailerr. A. U. applications for licences for c.k.d. packs to approved manufacturers will be considered. Such applications should be submitted to C.C.I, through the Dire- torate General of Technical Developme j APPENDIX 4—ctmtd. I 2 3 PART V—contd. Aeroplanes, and Aeroplane 87—88 parts, etc. Licences will be granted to actual userSj approved stockists and distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Licences granted under these serial numbers will not be valid for import of the sizes of aero-tyres/covers and tubes mentioned in Appendix 30 of this Red Book. Appli- cations should be made to C.C.I., New Delhi. Yam cloth testing machines, including lap testing ma- chine*. A. U. applications for import of testing machines used in textile industries vdll Jbe considered by the JCCI., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Com- nussioner, oomuay. Surveying and Mathematical 92 (g) (3) Instruments—Others. A. U. applications for the asterisked items !n Appendix 39 to the current Red Book will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. 92 (n) Instruments, apparatus and appliances—Others. (0 A. U. applications from Tobacco industry will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports for the import of Curometers. (n) Applications from factories for import of specialised items of protective equipment falling under this S. No. which are not r manufactured indigenously and are re- quired for personal use of workers, will be considered by the licensing authorities at ports. Applications should be made through the Chief Adviser, Factories, New Delhi, (in) A. U. applications from textile and textile accessories industries will also be considered by the JCCI, Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay. (w) A. U. applications from the Sugar industry for import of control and mea- suring instruments falling under this Sub-S. No. will be considered by JCCI (CLA), New Delhi on the recommenda- tion of the Ministry of Food and Agri- culture CDlrectorate of Sugar and Vanas- pati). (w) A. U. applications from units of the tyre retreading industry for import of tyre retreading moulds will be con- sidered on production of an Essentiality Certificate from the Director of Industries of the State concerned. 93—94 (a)(iv) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks. A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. MetaUicJframes, etc. 93—94 (*) A. U. applications for import of hinges required for the manufacture of spectacle frames will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development / the Development Com- missioner (Small Scale Industries). APPENDIX 4—contd. 2 I 3 PART F—contd. 33—94"W , Surgical instruments, Appara- tus and appliances, not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass. A, U. applications for the import of Surgical Adhesive Tapes, Plaster of Paris bandage*, Surgical Operating Tables other than working on HyJrauIfc Principles, Along with Its spares and accessories, Invalids Chain, Fowler Beds, Sterlizers, Suction Operaton and Incubators, will be considered by CCI, New Delhi in consultation with tho Drugs Controller of India, New Delhi. Asbestos Raw . , 98 A, U. applications will be considered In consultation with the Directorate Genertl of Technical Development, 1 01 Cellulose Acetate sheets and moulding powder. A. U. applications will bo considered oaly for import of cellulose acetate moulding powder and cellulose acetate sheets witfi one side matt surface used by screen printers of textiles for screen printing (screen making). F Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose Acetate Proplonate A, U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying an- thority. Cellulose film scrap A. U. applications from actual used for import of cellulose acetate filai scrap only will be considered at the ports. ^Cellulose Nitrate sheets, rods and tubes. A. U. applications will be considered on th" recommendation of the certifying ait- thority. Phenol formaldehyde mould- in ing powder. A, U. applications for any special quality/ grade of powder not manufactured in tine country will be considered in consultation with D.G.T.D. 112 Phenol formaldehyde resi- nous "sheets, tubes, rods and other materials. A. U, applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. "3 Acrylic plastic moulding pow- der, sheets, rods and tubes Poliviny Chloride sheets (unsupported). A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. A, U. applications for import of rigid P.V.C. sheets having vicat softe ing point above 70° C will be considere fa con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Polyvinyl Formal and Poly- A. U. applications will be considered ID 113-G vinyl Acetol consultation with D.G.T.D. Polyethylene moulding pow- der. A. U. applications for import of Polyethylene moulding powder of High Density (Linear) will be considered by the'licensing authorities at ports. The applicants should furnish details of the end pro- ducts along with their applications. The details of end products/industries for which applications for goods falling under S. Nos. 101/V, 101-C/V, 111/V, 112/V, 113-A/V and 113-J/V will be considered are given below: — 7 G of 1—18 APPENDIX 4^~contd. Remarks Description Industry S. No. & Part PART V—conrd. IOI Cellulose Acetate sheets and Mould- ing Powder. making). Applications will be considered: for the grant of licences for' import of cellulose Acetatej Flakes, Plastcisers, Stabiliser* Pigments and dyestuffs re- quired for compounding into- moulding powder. IOI-C Cellulose Film Scrap Lacquers produc- tion. Application* will be considered in consultation with the Tech- nical Advisers. (it) Bangles. Applications from new uniti^ will not be considered. (i) Electrical ac- in cessories. Phenol Formaldehy- de Moulding Pow- der. (2) Plastic bobbin*. Applications from manufacturer&- 01 Plastic Bobbins for import of Standard Phenol Formaldehy- de Moulding Powder with fibre base will be considered if the demand cannot be met from indigenous sources. 113 (1) Electrical In- dustry. Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods and other materials. Applications will be considered for import of Tubes whether paper based or fabric based and/or paper based rods. (2) Bangles, But- tons and other consumer articles. Applications will be considered for the import of Cast Phenolic Resinous sheets, tubes and rodi. from SSI units engaged in the fabrication work of tubes into bangles ; and sheets and rods into buttons and other con- sumer articles, on the basil of past consumption of these items during any of the last1 three years. Polivinyle chloride plastic sheets (un- supported). Elcctrolus Re- frigerators, Photo Albums. Polyethylene Mould- Thermometer "3-J ing Powder. Applications will be considered only for the import of Rigid P.V.C. sheets having vicar softening point above 7O°C. Applications from Small Scale units will be considered for the import of Polyethylene Moulding Powder of high density ot first quality stand- ard grade only. Containers, Tooth Brushes, Belts and Pipes, Perspex sheet fabrication, Industrial items and components, Bangles, Toys, Domestic utility goods, Jewellery boxes, Cycle han- dles, Cycle grips, Battery separa- tors, Umbrella handles, House- hold articles, APPENDIX 4—contd. ( I) ( 2) (4) (3) PART F—contd. Flower and Flo- wer vase. Plastic dip coating metals, Buttons and Protection Rings (Water Pumps). 104 Diamonds industrial, Natural and Syn- thetic in all forms, A. U. applications will be con- sidered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. etc 106 Gas black, therma- tomic black, acety- lene black, carbon black, etc. A. U. applications from Rubber Goods manufacturers will be considered for import of carbon black on the recom- mendation of the certifying authority. no Nickel Catalyst A. U. applications from Vanaspad Industry will be considered by JCCI (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendation of the Ministry of Food and Agri- culture (Directorate of Sugttf and Vanaipati). At the time of making applications, the information regarding con- sumption of thU item during the 3 licensing periods namely October' 61—March '62, Apnl '62—March, 1963 and April* 63 —March, ro64. 114 Pyrotechnic aluminium A. U. applications from flre—works Industry holding valid licences under the Ex- plosives Act for import of this item will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports. Stereo Hongs "5 A. U, applications from newspaper industry for import of this item will be considered by the C.G.I., New Delhi. Phenollcs Urea, Malanine, Alkyds and Maleic resins. (0 Applications for import of U. F. Resins from the manufacturers of plywood and chip board will be considered by the port licensing authorities in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (if) Applications from the Textile Industry will also be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay in consultation with the Textile- Commissioner, Bombay. Synthetic Ion Exchange Resins. A. U. applications will be considered in con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o.s. other than those covered by S. No. 116(0/ V and S. No. n6("i)/V. A. U. applications from small scale unlti manufacturing Advertisement material*, Tanned Hides and Skins, Adhesive Tapes, Cork Discs and other product* will be considered by the licensing au- thorities at ports. APPENDIX 4—contd. 2 I 3 F—contd. Plastic materials,, n.o.s. (0 A. U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (ti) A. U. applications from manufacturers of safety glass for import of plastic lami- nated sheets will be considered on the recommendation of the certifying authori- ty (Hi) No. A. U. licences will be granted for import of Mylar Plastic Sheets, TO (iff) Bleaching earth (such a* Fullers Earth, Fulmcnt, Tenril, etc) (0 A. U. applications from the Vanaspati Industry for import of activated bleaching earth for cotton seed oil only will be considered on the recommendation* of the Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati Ministry of Food and Agriculture. A. U. applications from the Vanaspati Industry will not be entertained for other oils like groundnut oil etc. (it) A. U. applications for import of activated bleaching earth for bleaching deep co- loured oils such as cotton seed oil, castor oil etc. will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. iaa (w"0 Films made from transparent cellulose or Viscacclla, Roytuine, transparent eehillosc wrapping and other transparent ipaper. A. U. applications for import of special ^varieties of cellulose films as are not manufactured Indigenously will be considered in consultation with this Directorate General of Technical De- velopment. Casein . . .. iaa (*) A. U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. ia2 (xiv) Staple fibre tops and other synthetic and proticnous fibre tops. Request for import of this item by the Actual Users of wool tops only will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay. Dom nuts . (0 A. U. applications will bo considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. (if) Licences for dom nuts will not be valid for import of semi-manufactured or bored dom nuts. Feathers . . .. A. U. applications for import of Feathers will be considered from the Sports Good* Industry by the J.C.C.I. & E. (C.L.A.), New Delhi. Plastic moulding powder, 1 21 ( XW) n.o.s. A. U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. j| Vanadium Pentoxide Catalyst A. U. applications from manufacturers of sulphuric acid will be considered In consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. APPENDIX 4—contd. I 2 3 PART V— contd. Filter aids . A. U. applications from the Vanaspati Industry for import of this item will ba considered by the JCCI&E(CLA)j New Delhi on the recommendations of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Sugar and Vanaspati Directorate). A. U. applications will bo considered on the recommendation of the certifying authority. Laboratory ware made of silica. Silicaware equipment for sulphuric, hydrochloric and nitric acid plants and ceramic equipment for chlorine plants. Others . . .. Note :—The abbreviations (1) "D.G.T.D." stands for Directorate General o' Tech- nical Development, (ij) Clln. G. Shipping" stands for Dlrectoj General oi Shipping, "J Bombay and (iii) "S.S.I" stands for Small Scale Industries. ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX-^ L Import Policy for licensing of raw materials /components to manufacturers of Sewing Machines. Applications from approved assemblers of Sewing machines will be considered for the import of the following parts of Sewing machines falling under S. No. 288 (a)/IV, on the basis of Rs. 3 c.i.£ per machine:— (i) Oscillating rock shaft. (ii) Face Plate. (iii) Arm Side cover, (iv) Bobb in case. (v) Needle Bar. (vi) Pressure Foot, (vii) Link with Stud, (viii) Square roller, (ix) Thread take-up lever. (x) Shuttle. (xi) Shuttle carrier with spring. Valve Type Radio Receivers 1. Small Scale Industries manufacturing valve radios, whose •chemes for the manufacture of radios have been approved by the State Director of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the import of the following components on the basis of Ra. 20 c.i.f. per radio set of 5 valves or above subject to the conditions shown against them:— (1) Condensers all sorts, including gang condensers but exclud- ing ceramic, mica and paper capacitors. (Import not to exceed 20 per cent, of the face value of the licence). (2) Resistors all sorts. (3) Trimmers and Padders. (4) Components for I.F. Transformers except covers, (5) Coil Formers. (6) Iron core for coils. (7) Connecting strips and lugs. fa) Self-tapping screws. (9) Nuts, rivets and washers. CIO) Insulating Sleevings (Other than those made of P.V.C. and Varnished Cloth). Janta Radios (low priced sets) 2. In the case of low priced sets (Janta Radios) for which the selling price does not exceed Rs. 125 per set, the licences will be granted for the import of the above mentioned components on the basis of Rs. 15 c.i.f. per set. 3. A.U. licences for components of radio receivers can be utilised upto 2i per cent, of their face value for servicing of radio receivers. 4. A.U. licences granted for the import of component parts of radio receivers to small scale industries can be utilised for the import of components for the manufacture of transistor radio receivers upto ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 4—contd. 60 per cent, of the face value of the licence subject to the following conditions:— (i) Import of the following components will not be allowed:— Transistors, Diodes, Thermistors, Loud-speakera, Coils, Transformers, Cabinets, Aerials and Knobs. (ii) Import of miniaturised varieties of capacitors, resistors, band change switches, volume controls and parts for coila and transformers may be allowed. (iii) Import of hardware parts may be allowed for a value not exceeding 2£ per cent, of the total value available for import of components for transistorised sets. Transistor Radio Receivers 1. Small Scale Industries exclusively engaged in the manufacture of transistor radio receivers and whose schemes for the manufacture of transistor radios have been approved by the State Directors of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the import of components and parts of transistors on the basis of yearly production of 300 seta at Rs. 40 c.i.f. per transistor radio set, subject to the following condi- tions:— (i) Import of the following components will not be allowed:— Transistors, Diodes, Thermistors, Loud-speakers, Coils, Transformers, Cabinets, Aerials and Knobs. (ii) Import of miniaturised varieties of capacitors, resistors, band change switches, volume controls and parts for coils and transformers may be allowed. (ill) Import of hardware parts may be allowed for a value mot exceeding 2J per cent, of the face value of the licence. 2. The maximum value of half-yearly licence in any individual case, will be Rs. 6,000 or the certified value whichever is less. Amplifiers 1. Small Scale Industries manufacturing amplifiers whose schemes for the manufacture of amplifiers have been approved by the State Directors of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the import of the following components on the basis of Rs. 30 c.i.f. per amplifier subject to the conditions shown against them:— (1) Valves—Import not to exceed 35 per cent, of the face value of the licence subject to the condition that the following types of valves or their equivalents will not be imported against the licence:— (1) EZ 80. (11) TJY 85. (2) EBC 81. (12) U BC 81. (3) EF 89. (13) UF 89. (4) EL 84. (14) UL 84. (5) ECH 81. (15) U CH 81. (6) EM 84. (16) UM 84. (7) E CL 82. (17) U CL 82. (8) E BF 89. (18) U BF 89. (9) EL 86. (19) EC 81. (10) E CH 83. ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 4—contd. (2) Condensers all sorts, excluding gang condensers, ceramic, paper and mica capacitors. (Import not to exceed 10 per cent, of the face value of the licence). (3) Resistors all sorts. (4) Volume/Tone Controls and Wire Wound Potentiometers. (Import not to exceed 10 per cent, of the face value of the licence). (5) Vibrators. (6) Connecting strips and lugs. (7) Self-tapping screws. (8) Nuts, Rivets and Washers. (9) Insulating Sleevings (other than those made of P.V.C, and' Varnished Cloth). 2. A.U. licences granted to Small Scale Industries for the Import of components and parts of amplifiers can be utilised for the import of components for the manufacture of transistorised amplifiers upto 80 per cent, of the face value of the Licence subject to the following conditions:— (i) Import of the following components will not be allowed:— Loud-speakers, Coils, Transformers, Cabinets, Aerials and Knobs. (11) Import of the following components may be allowed:— (a) Miniaturised varieties of capacitors, resistors and volume controls. (b) Transistors, Diodes and Thermistors subject to the condition that the following types of Transistors, Diodes and Thermistors or their equivalents will not be per- mitted against the licence:— Transistors & Diodes (1) OA 70. (16) 2N609. (31) 2N485. (2) OA 79. (17) 2N610. (32) 2N486. (3) AC 125. (18) 2N611. (33) 2N404. (4) AC 126. (19) 2N422. (34) 2N417. (5) AC 128. (20) 2N464. (35) 2N428. (6) OA 72. (21) 2N465. (36) SR100. (7) AF 114. (22) 2N466. (37) SD455. (8) AF 115. (23) 2N467. (38) IN38. (9) AF 116. (24) 2N631. (39) IN66. (10) AF 117. (25) 2N632. (40) IN67. (11) 2N359. (26) 2N633. (41) IN68. (12) 2N360. (27) 2N481. (42) IN294. (13) 2N36L (28) 2N482. (43) IN295. (14) 2N362. (29) 2N483. (44) IN297. (15) 2N303. (30) 2N484. (4*) IN298. ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 4—contd. Thermistors (1) RLY Rod Type. (2) DLY Disc Type. (3) BGX Bead Type. (HI) Import of hardware parts may be allowed for value not exceeding 24 per cent, of the total value available for Import of components for transistorised sets. Car Radios Small Scale Industries manufacturing Car Radios whose schemes for the manufacture of car radios have been approved by the State Directors of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the Import of the following components of car radios on the basis of Ra. 35 clJ. per iet:— (i) Component parts which are licensable to manufacturers of ordinary valve radios. (ii) Special types of valves, transistors, diodes and thermlstori other than those specified above under amplifiers. (Ill) Permeability Turners, Band Switches and Ignition Sup- pressors. (lv) Vibrators. JV'-B.—(i) Owing to indigenous) availability of various components, the number of components and the pack value per set allowed so far for the manufacture of the above mentioned articles, have been reduced. The entitlement of the appli- cants who were receiving licences at higher pack value will be correspondingly reduced. (U) No new schemes for the manufacture of valve type radio receivers, janta radios, transistor radio receivers, amplifiers and car radios will be approved Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. (A) *t. Name of applicant . . .. Pull Postal Address :— (i) House/Shop No. (i'<) Name of Street/Road (ii'O Name of Locality . (j'lO Name of State Telegraphic Address -\2. Registration No. allotted to Income- tax Verification Certificate or Exemp- tion therefrom. . . .. 3. NumbeT and date of Treasury Receipt showing payment of the requisite fees under the late Commerce and Industry Ministry's Order No. 17/35, dated the 7th December! 1955 as amended from time to time (Treasury Receipt to be attached). 4. Licensing penod in respect of which application is made. 5. Particulars of goods to be furnished as shown below :— (0 Description : Full details should be given here or appended to appli- cation. (It is not sufficient to say Chemicals, Drugs and Medi- cines, Hardware, etc., list of specific ChemiculR, Drugs & Medicines etc. desired to be im- ported should be given). In case if component or spare parts of machineryj type-writers, sewing machines, radio, etc., names of parts desired to be imported should be specified. (""") Quantity : Net weight, Number or any other unit as the case may be. iiii) Classification under I.T.C. Sche- dule, Part & S. No. (This should particularly be completed posi- •Applicatloa tor a licence for import of good* (other than those falling under the Cupnil Goo 11 he -vising procedure) vide Government of India, late Ministry of Com- merce and Industry Order No. 17/55, dated 7th December, 1955 as amended from time to time \Applicants are required to obtain Inome-ttx Verification Certificates or Exemp- tion C'Hincates from the Income-iax Officer of the Circle, Ward or District where the apphcunt is assessed or assessable. These certificates can also be issued at Bombay and Calcuri a by the Headquarters, Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax and at M"dr"B and D-Lhi by the Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax. These certificates are further required to be registered with the import trade control licensing authority and such registraton Nos. should be quoted on the application for licensing. For further procedural detains please rcicr to the late Ministry of Commerce "nd Indus- try Public Notice No. 32-ITC (PN)/55, dated 29-6-55. APPENDIX 6—contd. tion being verified in cases of doubt after reference to the I.T.C. licensing authority con- cerned.) (K>) Indian Customs Tariff No. . (ti) Value c.i.f. in Rupees . . (pi) Country of shipment . . ' 5. Where shipment is to be effected from a Country different from the Country in which the goods originated, full statement of reasons for the same should be given. 7. If licence is claimed on the basis of licence issued in the preceding period and/or Quota Certificate, give parti- culars of licence or Quota Certificate as below :— (1) Licence/Quota Certificate No. and date, (2) Description of goods (3) Country(s). (4) C.I.F. value of licence/value In basic year imports in Quota Certi- ficate. Z. General information to be furnished : — (a) Date of establishment Of business in India. (6) Nature of the concern whether Pub- lic or Private Ltd. or Partnership or Proprietary or Hindu Undivided Family concern, (c) N a ma of Directors, Partners, Pro- prietor or Karta aa the cage may be. (4) Nature of main business of the ap- plicant (Line or Lines in which the applicant is engaged in business to be indicated by "major heads' e.g., an applicant engaged in the manu- facture of, or dealing in, Cycles, Ra- dios, etc., should indicate 'Cycles, Radios', etc,' Clear indications as to whether the applicant is a Manu- facturerj Wholesaler, Retailer, Sole Agent, Indentor or Commission Agent or any other category should be given. J ^a) Details of branches or associate! co,np itiies (Matnes and Location ):— (0 In India. (it) Abroad. \f) Has any application already been made by the applicant for good* falling under the same serial num- ber or sub-item of serial number for the same peribd from any coun- try ? If so, give details, [%) Have any branches or associated com- panies mentioned in (") or any of the gentlemen named in (c) applied for •n import licencef or import of goods falling under the same Berial number or sub-item or serial number for the same period ? If so, give de- tails and an affidavit in the form prescribed at Appendix 7 (1) of the current Red Book. If the Head Office has submitted one consolidated application for one item, please make a declaration that the Branches have not and will not make application for the same Item during the same period to any other licensing authority. (A) Whether the constitution/name of the firm has undergone any change 01 whether the firm has succeeded to any import quota rights of any other firm "8 a result of division of quota righto of the latter. If so, mention the changes in the constitution/name of the concern or its prcdccesBor-in- intercst, since their inception or 1st April, 1951, whichever is later in the statement below:— (0 The Custom House where the import licenccjlf granted, will be registered. (7) tull details of the enclosure S. No. Nature of the attached wuh the application (hvtry document copy ol the document should be 1 murked as a true copy and signed 2 beneath by the applicant). I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statement furnished is liable to cancellation, in addition to any other penalty that the Government may impose having regard to the circumstances of the case, if it is found that any of the statement* or facts thereto are incorrect or false. Signature Name In Block Letters Designation ........ Residential Address Date Applicants are advised to reed the licensing instructions for the current period carefully before fijlinc the Application Form for Import Licence. (3) Information required egotist the various items inthe form should be tfren legibly "nd completed in all details to avoid correspondence and delay in the disposal of applica- tions. The licensing authorities have discretion to reject BB application if the seme is not complete in all respects. (3) A separate application should be mode for each article under each P"rt and Serli Number of the I.T.C Schedule and not one application for wo or more items falling Under different Parts and Serial Numbers of the Schedule. (4) Where anappliuiuon n made for a Uujnte Mt good* required against an ordcl from the Director General of Supplies and Disposals or bom Government Railways, the APPENDIX 6—contd. worfo 'ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS' at the head of the form should be replaced by Ihc words D. G. Supplies and Disposals 'CONTRACTS' or ''RAILWAYS CONTRACTS (as the case may be) (5) Documentary evidence as asked for should be sent along with the application. (6) Any special reason in support of the application may, if necessary, be explained in a covering letter attached to the application. (7) Applications should be signed by the Proprietor, Partner or Managing Directoi of the firm or bv my person dulv authorised to siffnany legal declarations on behalf of the flrra. The position held by the person signing ine application should be clearly stated. (8) Any applicant supplying false or incorrect information may be liable to havo hit Licence cancelled and in idiition niy be debarred from the grant of any import licence in future. Offlceof Jt./Dy./Asstt /Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi/Bombay Calcutta/Madras/Ernakulam/Visakhapatnam/Pondichery/Bangftlore/Raikot/New Kandla Shfllong/Goa. Dated — Rcf. No. Receipt of application dated from for the import of With Treasury Receipt No. — for Rs. • • — and other enclosures ( sheet*) ia hereby acknowledged. 2. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your futu* correspondence with this office. Asatotant Controller/Section Oracet /orJt./Dy./ Chief Controllerof Imports &. Exportt. (B) FORM OP APPLICATION FOR IMPORT OF GOODS BY ACTUAL USERS WHO ARE NOT BORNE ON THE REGISTERS OP THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT. Application for a licence for import of goods (other than those falling under the C. G Licensing Procedure) vide Government of India, late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Order No, 17/55, dated the 7th December, 1955. A. Particulnrs of Applicant : . . . 1. Name of the applicant. Full Postal Address :— (rt House/Shop No (u) Name of Srreet/Road fni) Name of Locality (iv) Name of Sratc ?,. Telegraphic Address - - . , 4. Address of location of Factory - - , 1. Particulars regarding Industrial Unit i 1. Name of the Industry and the pur- pose for which the raw materials are required . . 2. Description of goods manufactured • . . 3. Production capacity • - 4. Actunl production in the prececding two vcirs - - 5. Eatimated production in ensuing year 3. Is the application preferred under the category of SSI, If so, the following details may be furnished — fi) Capital Structure - - . APPENDIX 6—contd. £(ii) The Registration No. allotted by the State Director of Industries] , C Particulars of applications : • i. Registration No. allotted to Income- tax verification certificate or exemp- tion therefrom i. Treasury Receipt No. and date (Treasury receipt to be attached) 3. Licensing period in respect of which application is made - - • 4. Particulars of raw materials to be im- ported 3. Particulars of licences issued & imports effected during the last three licensing (To be furnished in tabular form ! enclosed) periods . . . . . No. Date and value of Description of goods Licensing Value fc.i.f.) of goods licences issued during covered by the period' imported against each the last three licensing licence licence periods •Applicants are required to obtain Income-tax Verification Certificates or Exempticr. Certificates from the Income-tax Officer of the Circle, Ward or District where the appli- cant Is assessed or assessable. These certificates can also be isBucd at Bombay and Cal- cutta by the Headquarters Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax and at Madras and Delhi by the Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax. These certificates are further required to be registered with the import trade control licensing authority and such registration Nos. should be quotedonthe application for licences. Poi further procedural details please refer to the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 32-ITC(PN)/55, dated 29-6-55. t. Where shipment Is to be effected from 4 country different from the country in which the goods originated, full s tat erne at of reasons for the same should be given 7. la a Letter of Authority desired ? If so, name of the Firm in whose favour it is desired.. (Documentary evidence to show that the indenting house concerned has an agency agreement with the foreign suppliers and is authorised to accept contracts on behalf of his principals, should be enclosed ). D- General information to be furnished : 1. Date of establishment of business in India 2. Nature of the concern whether Pub- lic Coraoany or Private Company or Partnership or Proprietary or Hibdu Undivided Family concern - - 3. Names of Directors, Partners, Prop- ', 1 netor or Karta as the case may be 4. Details of branches or associated companies (names and location): (ft In India . - - - (ii) Abroad • J Has any application been already made by the applicant for goods filling under the same serial number or sub-item of serial number for the same period from any country m any category ? If so, give de- tails APPENDIX 6—contd. 6. Have any branches or associated companies mentioned in (4) or any of the gentlemen named In (3) ap- plied for an import licence for im- port of goods falling under the same serial number or sub-item of serial number for the same period ? If •0, giTc detail^. . . • > 7. If any Branch/Associate concern of applicant holding a quota certificate/ E. I. licence for particular item/ items covered by this application ? If so, details of such quota certificate/ Established Importer Licence may be given -• 8. Please state whether your industrial undertaking is registered or licensed under the Industries (Develop- ment and Regulation) Act, 1951. If so, quote the number and date of registration certificate orthc licence issued by the late Ministry of Com- merce and Industry and also indi- cate the name of Scheduled Industry 9. Particulars of Essentiality Certificate of consumption and actual require- ments of raw-materials to be issued to Actual Users by Director of Indus- try of States or other certifying au- thorities - • - - - 10. The Customs HOURC where the im- port licence, if granted, will be registered 11. Full details oftheenlcosures attached S.No. Nature of the document with the application. (Every copy of the document should be marked as a true copy and signed beneath by the applicant). (1) I/We hereby declare that the goods for the import of which the application has been made are not meant for use in the manu- facture of new articles for which a licence has not been obtained under Industries (Development and Regulations) Act, 1951. (2) I/We hereby declare that if this licence is granted the goods will be utilised only for consumption as raw materials or accessories in our factory and that no portion thereof will be sold to or permitted to be used by any other party. (3) I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of- the statement furnished is liable to cancellation, in addition to any other penalty that the Government may impose having regard to the circumstances of the case if it is found that any of the statements or facts therein are incorrect or false. Signature Name in Block Letters-• Date Designation „ Residential Address , APPENDIX 6—contd. NOTES t^ (1) Applicants are advised to read the licensinR instructions for the current period carefully before filling up the Application form for Import Licence. (2) In particular, the application must be accompanied by a certificate of manufac- turing capacity and actual requirements from the State Director of Industrie* or the Textile-Commissioner or other certifying authorities, as the case may be. (3) Information required against the various items in the form should be given legibly and completed in all details to avoid correspondence and delay in the disposal of applications. The licensing authorities have discretion to reject an application if the application is not complete in all respects. (4) For items which are not shown as licensable to actual users, applications "houM be made separately for each Serial Number or Sub-Serial Number of the Import Trade Control Schedule. (5) A list (inquintuplicate) giving precise decription of each article to be imported with quantity and value in each case should be furnished. d t h l t - - i l d e ) a f t i t o s r e o r m w s h n a c i l r t . ) p p a i l u o h s o f s e c n e c e u n u o c c p p a n o n o l g n f o c e p x e i l s l i r i t A p p a o y p p u S a v P l ( a c e a u e r e h . t t s n m 2 1 m i l t , t e r a i a o e h n o a d t r f m w e h p p a s n a o L a g a t F L C r e h ) y e h y b w t f t o y o g n / . d a r . o d o g t t i t l e c n e d i r i . ) t i s o e c u d o n . e h e r n o u d e h s t v e N c e r r . t t n u g n o w P l n a u q R o a d ( ) f o c n e e s l y d e d e c u d o r e h g n o w / t h g e r t s l m . t r a i i t m t i t p o s t i p e e h i o h e h t a v ) . n o r e d n u t W n i t P & F e b h s ( i n a u r p e r e h . . . f . I i r r a g n o Q o d n a u s n o c i . o o . w ( t n u o c c a C g n o ( y i N e c r e h y y n e T s k e i d e t i s k n a b N t t n o d n a h . w r t y n a . t s a t i t g t i t i r c s e d r a a l i i t d e c e r e h n i i r e u r . o v n m p e h o l l l 3 d o o g w m I o h s t a c p o t ( e b s k c o e n a u a n a u C T t R S n u o C . I Q V c e p x E Q e S u F 10 2 g 9 1 6 4 5 7 3 Date Signature Name in Block Letters-• Designation Residential Address (TO BE ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION FORM) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Office of Jt./Dy./As8tt./Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New DeIni|Bombay|Calcutta|Madras|Emakulam|Visha]diapatnam|Pondic&erTy|Ban- galore/Rajkot/New Kandla/Shillong/Goa. Re*. No. Dated Receipt of application dated from for the import of -with Treasury Receipt No. — for Rs. — and other enclosures ( sheets) is hereby acknowledged. 2. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your •future correspondence with this office. Assistant Controller/Section Officer, for Jt./Deputy/Chief Controller of Imports & Export*. APPENDIX 6—contd. REGIONAL AREAS FOR PURPOSES OF ACTUAL USERS' LICENCES AREA 'A'
and Exports, Calcutta). State where factory is located. Bihar. Orissa. West Bengal. Tripura. Andaman and Nicobar Islands. AREA 'B' Applications to be made to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay). State where factory is located. Maharashtra and the State of Gujarat, excluding Kutch and those Districts of Bombay State which were formerly known as Saurashtra. Madhya Pradesh. AREA 'C applications to be made to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Madras). State where factory is located. Madras excluding Coimbatore district. Andhra Pradesh excluding the districts of Godawari East and West, Guntur, Krishna, Visakhapatnam and Srikakulam. AREA 'D' Applications to be made to the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Ernakulam). State where factory is located. Kerala State, Coimbatore district of Madras State. Mangalore District of Mysore and Laccadive, Minicoy and Amin- divi Islands. AREA 'E' Applications to be made to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports, Central Licensing Area, Delhi)— Delhi. Himachal Pradesh. Jammu and Kashmir. Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh. AREA T* t Applications to be made to the Import Trade Controller, Rajkot)— Those Districts of Gujarat State which were formerly known as 'Saurashtra'. AREA 'G' (Applications to be made to the Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, New Kandla)— Kutch of Gujrat State* APPENDIX 6—cantd. AREA 'H' (Applications to be made to the Controller of Imports and Export*, Visakhapatnam)— Andhra Pradesh (Districts of Godawari East and West, Guntur, Krishna, Visakhapatnam and Srikakulam). AREA 'I' (Applications to be made to the Controller of Imports and Exports^ Pondicherry). Former French Establishments in India. AREA 'J' (Applications to be made to Asstt. Controller of Imports and Ex- ports, Shillong)— Assam. Manipur. N.E.F.A. (Applications to be made to the Controller of Imports and Export* • Bangalore)— Mysore—excluding Mangalore District. (Applications to be made to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports1' and Exports, Panjim, Goa)— Goa, Daman and Diu. (C) SPECIAL FORM OF APPLICATION FOR IMPORT OF RAW MATERIALS FOB* GERTAIN SPECIFIED INDUSTRIES AS WELL AS OTHER INDUSTRIAL UNITS BORNE ON THE LIST OF THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT. (To be submitted in duplicate to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the Directorate General of- Technical Development, New Delhi. Application for a licence for import of goods (other than those" (ailing under the Capital Goods Licensing Procedure) vide Govern- ment of India, late Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Order' No. 17/55, dated 7th December, 1955. \. Particulars of applicant • ' I. Name of the applicant 1. Full Postal Addiess :— (<) House/Shop No ("") Name of Street/Road (u'i) Name of Locality (in) Name of State 3. Telegraphic Addreis 4. Addreit of location of Factory ' - B. Particular* regarding Industrial Unit : t, (a) Name of the Industry (6) Name of ptoduct and the exact purpose for which the raw-materisi is required (Preferably the function serv- ed by the raw-material in the manufacture of the pio- duct should be explained) a. Description of goods manufactured s APPENDIX 6—contd. 3. Production cipacity separately for each stoic for which different raw materials are dcsiied to be import- ed 4. Actual production in the (1) last calendar year, and (,"') six months corresponding to the last import licensing period . . . ;. Estimated production in the (1) next calendar }ca, and (,n\) six months corresponding to the next import licencing pericd . , . ft. Factory No. allotted by the Direc- torate General of Technical Deve- lopment - . . , . C. Particular of application, : •1. Registration No. allotted to In- come-tax verification certificate or exemption thcrefiom ", Treasury Receipt No. and date (Treasury receipt to be attached) 3. Liceniing period in tefipect of which application in made 4. Particulars of raw materials to be (To be furnished in tabular form enclosed), imported . . . 5. Particulars of licences issued and impDiti effected duringthent 12 monthi 6. Where the shipment Is to be effect- ed from a country different from the country in which goods origi- nated;, full statement of the rea- sons for the same should be given 7 Is a letter of Authority desired? If so, name of the Fhm in whose favour it is desired (Documentary evidence to show that the indenting house concern- ed hat agency agreement with the foreign suppliers and is au- thorised to accept contract on behalf of his principals should be enclosed). D. General information to be furnished : 1. Date of establishment of business in India . . , 2. Natute of the concern whether Public or Private Ltd., Partnership or Proprietary or Hindu undivided family concern. . , 3. Names of Directors, Partners, Pro- prietoj or Karta as the case may be •Applicants aie required to obtain Income-tax Verification Certificates 01 Exemption Certificates from the Income-tax Officer of the Citcle, Ward 01 District wheic thr- appli- cant is assessed or asscitable. These certificates can also be issued at Bombay and Ca 1- cutta by the Headquarters Inspecting Assistant Crmmitsicnei ci Inccme-tf x and at Madras • nd Delhi by the Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax. Tbete certificates are further required to be iegistcted with the import trade conirol licensing authori- ty and such registration NOE. Ehould be quoted on the application of licetces. For further procedural detailsplease refer to the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 3a-ITC(PN)/j5, dated 29-6-J5. APPENDIX 6—contd. 4. Details of branches or associated companies (Names and location) : (1) In India (it) Abroad 5. Haa anj application been ahead} made by the applicant for goods falling under the same seiial num- ber or sub-item of serial number foi the same period fiomanj coun- try in an} categoij ? It sOj give details . . " 6. Have any branches or associated compancis mentioned in (4) or any af the gentlemen named in (3) applied tor an import liceneforim- port of goods falling under the • same serial number or sub item of serial number for the same period? If no, give details . . . 7. Ii any Branch/Associate concern of applicant holding a quota certifica- tc/E.I. licence foi particular item/ items covered by this application. If so details of such quota certifi- cate/Established Importer Licen- ce may be given. 8. Please state whether youi indus- trial under taking is regiitcrcd or li- censed under the Industries (Deve- lopment and Regulation) Act, 1951. If so, quote the number and date of Registration certificate or the licence issued by late Ministry of Commerce and Industry and also Indicate the name of Scheduled Industry The Customs House where the Import licence, if granted, will be registered. 10. Full details of the enclosures atta- S. No. Nature of ched with the application (Every ™ document copy of the document should be marked "s a true copy and signed beneath by the applicant) (1) I/We hereby declare that the goods for the import of which the application has been made are not meant for use in the manufac- ture of new articles for which a licence has not been obtained under Industries (Development and Regulations) Act, 1951. (2) I/We hereby declare that if this licence is granted the goods will be utilised only for consumption as raw materials or accessories in our factory and that no portion thereof will be sold to or permitted to be used by any other party. (3) I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statements furnished is liable to cancellation, in addition to any other APPENDIX 6—contd. penalty that the Government may impose having regard to the circumstances of the case, if it is found that any of the statements or facts therein are incorrect or false. Date Signature Name in Block Letters Designation Residential Address NOTES 1— (1) Applicant* arc advised to read the licensing instructions for the current period carefully before filling up the Application Form for import licence. (a) The information iequiicd against the ^aiious iterts in the form should be given legibly and completed in all details to a\oid conesponence and dcliy in the disposal of applications. The licensing authorities have diicietlon to reject an application if the application is not complete in all respects. (3) Documentary evidence ii asked for should be sent alor.g with the application. (4) Any ipecial reasons in support of the application may, if necessary, be explain- ed in a covering letter attached to the application, (5) Applications should be ligned by the Proprietor, Partner or Managing Direct- or of the firm or by any pcraon duly authorised to sign any legal declaration on behalf of the firm. The poiition held by the persons signing the applica- tion should be clearly stated. (6) Any applicant 9 upplying false or incorrect information may be liable to have hii licence cancelled and in addition may be debarred from the grant of any import licence in future. l t e h s r r a c - a t n e h s i e h i t e u o t t s n g n g n l . i h g m i i w f i r e h r e t o o d e h s i n o o a v f m s n a o L o h c f m n a g a i t v e r i o t r n r s i i s n e c h i n e p o n h c e T a s u a c g n o h n e v i l h c f i n e e w i . f i i t i l t p e h g f c t h e h n m e v t r n t o i l e h a d i t w e c u d o e b t d e r e d f e h T p p a l r r ( e b c o p o i o P o o v n t d m i r e h g n c e r r n o l n u o c c a r i t i d o s l i e h ) . d e v t o e h a i d e b a r e n e o c t t f e e h e c n a h n e n o t t m t s a o G a i t i r e p w h c l e d t u o h s i n e p o a r o r i r e c e r e h f t d e d n a h n a c h t o m e i l s l e h f e c i l o r e h r p o n w t t e y t a r i i l e b e h P r e d n u o e d a , r t { f g n n a r o i i o p p a o m n i r e o p o t p p a — o s t t t p p a l : w i ( a f i l a n o d o d n a a e h g n m g n g n t e h i s e c n e c i c e r i ) o h s r e h . i r e ) t s e u q e r s k n a b t t . t i l i r e y d e r e d y d n a D w i r e p t o a e b r l r t i s r a e y y b e s l a e o r s e o g n e h a r t h e e h i s n e c t m r t . I . i l o m y c s i t i i l . ) d a e o / . l i l h e h w t n a u q R n o t o m i r a d t i n t r ( C C d e c u d o t s n i t e h d n o p s e r r o p i f n o i e r e h r r a d n e . t r a P p p u s e d u n e . r a s N w n l a r a p e s l o d n a h i t g n p t o p i a c w d e o ) o c i s l m i l g n a c y d o a g a a c c n r e h m t n m p m e h h g g n i i i i e b a v t , n o i o i i l t i t i t d n a y n a s h ) . f r a e y e y e n e t i t f d p p a r f h s o l d n e p r l i r e p t . e e r o p i s n e c e h m i r r a o e d a , W t p p a f o h n o i l . s i ( L c ( t y t n u s n o c o f n a u q m o N y c p o h c a e ( m y t r t r o l y n a n e e b y w s e c n e c t i t u o h s i l y d e N r d o t i l t i t e u o e t s a e c n e d t i t C r t g n i r c s e d l o p o p l ) t i l t o p i s d o o g f i s i s e v e a . a n o f m m e h r e h i r e p l l v e ) n u a d i i o n u o c c a t n a u q T t o d o g e b i t e v a h D S K R A M V s k c o n a u n a u t ) t ( a ( . i r e S S . I Q Q u F e h c e p x E E R n u o C 5 W 1 2 6 8 IQ 11 3 5 4 7 9 Date Signature •-• Name in Block Letters ... Designation , Residential Address APPENDIX 6—contd. (TO BE ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION FORM) A C K N O W l I E G i W tM Office of Jt /Dy./Asstt /Chief Controller of Imports and Exports , New Delhi/Bombay Calcutta/Madras/Ernakulam/Vishakapatnarn/Pondicherry/Barjgalorc/Rajkot/New Kandla/ Shillong/Goa. Ref. No. Dated Receipt of application dated from — with Treasury Receipt No, and other enclosures ( sheets) in for Rs. hereby acknowledged. i. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your furut* correspondence with this office. Assistant Controller/Section Officer. for Jt./Dy./Asstt./Chief Controller of Imports & Export*. P) (E) FORM OF APPLICATION FOR IMPORT OF CAPITAL GOODS AND 1 o be addressed in triplicate to — 1. For all textile machinery other than Joint Chief Controller of Import (Capital Jute and Hemp machinery. Goods), Bombay. a For all Jute and Hemp Textile machi- Joint Chief Controller of Imports (Capital nery and machinery for coal mining and Goods), Calcutta tea industry. o For other Capital Goods . . Chief Cntroller of Imports (Capital Goods), 0 New Delhi. A For Heavy Electrical Plant . .Chief Controller of Imports (HEP.) 4 " New Delhi, through the Central Water and Power Commission (Power Wing), Government of India, Bikaner House, Shah- jahan Road, New Delhi. Particulars of applicant — i. Name . • - • • • • • • • Full Postal Address (i) House/ihop No ("{) Name of street/Road (iif) Name of Locality (IU) Name of State 2. Names of Directors or Partnern, if anv of the concern for which the goods are required APPENDIX 6—contd. •3. Registration No. allotted to Income-tax Verification Certificate or Exemption therefrom by the licensing authorities 4. Details of Treasury or Bank Certificate under which the requisite fee prescribed under late Commerce and Industry Ministry's Order No. 17/55, dated the 7th December , *955 as •mended from time to time has been deposited (Treasury Receipt to be attached) • • .5. Country from which the goodi are to be shipped . . . . ,,-S. Detailed description of goods (with number or quantity). For Machine Tools falling under Part VI of the ITC Schedule the following particu- lars may be given in a separate State- ment :— (1) S. No (2) Quantity along with full specifi- cation of machine tools and electric motors, etc. . . . (3) Manufacturer's name and address ,(4) Code No. as appearimg in the Code Hx>k-Styled—'Classification of Machine Tool types' . • {5) Country of origin . . (6) Supplier's name and address (7) C. I. F. value 7. Part and Serial No. in the Schedule to the Government of India, late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Order No. 17/55, dated 7th December, 1955,(1)^ Parts I, II,III, IV,Vand VI) 3. Value of goods (in Rupees) (satisfactory documentary evidence from foreign suppliers, "./., Proforma, Invoice, etc. in support of the value declared should be submitted) 9. Name and address of the manufacturers • Applicants are required to obtain Income-tax Verification Certificates or Exemption Certificates from the Income-tax Officer of the Circle, Ward or District where the appli- cant is assessed or assesable. These certificates can also be issued at Bombay and Cal- cutta by the Headquarters, Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-tux at Madrw and Delhi by the Infpecting Assistant Commi ssioner of Income-tax. These certificatet are further required to be registered with the Import trade control licensing authority and auch registration Nos. should be quoted on the application for licences. For further pro' cedural details please refer to the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 32-ITC(PN)/55, dated 29-6-55. APPENDIX 6—contd. to. Name and address of supplier merchant on whom the order has been plac- ed. State number and date of order and of its acceptance, if any, (evidence of firm contract where made should be furnished) II. Purposes for which goods are required : — (a) Replacement of existing machin- ery and/or maintenance of existing plant; if so, when was the plant installed and when was the ma- chinery in question last replaced? , (6) Expansion of existing plantj if so, what is the capacity of the exist- ing plant and what will be the cap- acity of the expanded plant ? (c) New Industrial undertaking , if so, (i) what is to be the capacity of the plant and (JJ) the number of per- sons employed or proposed to be employed in the undertaking (d) In the case of (b) and (c) above please state whether the applicant's industrial undertaking is registered or licenced under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act 1951 with any conditions about export. If so, quote the number and date of Registration Certificate or the licence -issued by Ministry of Commerce and Industry and also indicate the name of the sche- duled industry together with the conditions of exports stipulated If the applicant has only applied for a licence under the Industries (Deve- lopment and Regulation) Act, 19 51 but has not yet received the licence, please quote the number and date of the application. Also indicate the undertakings if any given by him for export of the finished products 12. Where arc the goods to be installed or uted • • • • • 13. Do the goods covered by this applica- tion form a complete order or only an instalment ? If the latter, state : (a) the extent of the instalment b) the extent of the full order (c) the date of any connected appli- cation for import licences, and No. anii Odte 01 any Ut^nce issued APPENDIX 6—contd. 14. What Products arc to be manufactured with the machinery in question ? 15. Is any isiue of capital involved for the purpose of importation of these goods ? If so, has the consent of Government been obtained, and in the name of what Company ? Also state what are the amounts of the present capital and the proposed ex- panded capital ? 16. Is chc importation of goods to be made against any foreign share Capital? If so, furnish evidence to show that the terms and conditions of for- eign collaboration have been approved by the Government of India # 17. Has any other Government authority been approached in connection with the goods covered by the application e.g., for the commencement of the proposed industry or location ot the proposed factory ? If so, quote refer- ence to correspondence and state views expressed by such authority 18. The details of efforts, if any, made to obtain the goods or substitutes thereof from indigenous sources should be furnished NOTE—Copies of correspondence with suppliers in India should be furnished, wherever possible 19. (a) Raw materials require for purpose of manufacture and sources inside or abroad wherefrom they are proposed to be obtained • . . 7^ (b) Whether the machinery to be imported is (a) second hand and reconditioned or (6) new. If (a) proposed certi- ficate from the suppliers of a firm of consulting engineers should always be furnished to indicate the age of the machinery us present eondilion and probable unexpjred hie. If p Msible, a photograph nf the mach- inery to be imported *,huld be furnish- ed (c) Quantity of steel required tor setting up the project undftr each major categories (i.e. plaicN, sheets, structurals, bars, roads etc.) and the period over which delivery is required for the same. APPENDIX 6—contd. .30. Please state whether any cold storage plant or air conditioning units is and/ or will be required, if so, has any licence there for been obtained or an application for import licence made (quote reference and date). Full details and specifications of any cold storage pbnt/air conditioning unit/ refrigeration or cooling or chilling equipment which might have been included in the item applied for should bo given. Aho state how it is essen- tial , jai. Applicants for H.E.P. should sup- ply the information on the following points :— (l) What is th"i total rcqmrement^or a particular project or scheme for which the import is applied for ; f(2) Date(s) by which the stores arc rcquirod to be in position Or on site and whether any staggering is possible . . . T (3) Date of advcrtiimg the Public tenders. (4) Details of prices and deliveries offered by the indigenous manu- facturers' and also by the import- ers; (5) Details of orders placed omndege- neous manufacturers ; and (6) Grounds on which imports are asked for. .22. In cases where the value of application for capital goods / H.E.P. ex-ceeds Rs. 5 lakhs or where the value is below Rs, 5 lakhs but the total imports aftheichcme as a whole (exceed Rs. 5 lakhs) the following information should be supplied m quintuplicatc : (a) If a phased manufacturing pro- gramme has been approved with respect to the undertaking, th" specific phase covered by tne ap- plication. (6)]/Value of plant and machinery already imported in connection with the scheme. i(o)H If Capital Goods/Heavy Elec- tical Plant licences are held by the undertaking and are yet to APPENDIX 6—contd. be fully utilised, the date, num- ber and VHIUC of such licences and the manner in which un- utilised portions arc proposed to be utilised. (d) The total cost of the scheme under implementation and of the present phase of the scheme in the case of units with approved phased manufacturing program- mes, (") Details regarding deferred pay- ment/foreign capital investment arrangements contemplated. (/) The approximate date on which the implementation of the sche- me will result in increased pro- duction. (g) The reJucti in in imports or in- crease in exports of similar products estimated to be possi- ble as a result of increased pro- duction. (h) The description , quantity and c.i.f. value of raw materials re- quired to be imported each year after the scheme is implemented. 1:3. (tj) Is the applicant willing to under- take the export of the product (refered to in item 14) ? , , .. 1 (6) I If the answer to (a) is 'no' the reasons therefor. . (c) If answer to (a) is 'Yes' the follow- ing information may be furnished: (") What is the expected annual quantum of production in terms of weight/nop. or other units and value ? (Where the proposal is to set up a new plant the total production and where the proposal is to add to the existing machinery, both the existing production and additional production expect- ed should be mentioned) , (H) Has the applicant taken any steps cither for export or for finding a foreign market for the finished products ? To which curreency areas and/or countries, does he hope to APPENDIX Q—contd. export ? Arc there definite contracts with foreign buyer1*? In case there is a collabora- tion agreement, does this cover export of the Indian products? (If so, the exact terms of the agreement covering the export aspect should be mentioned) Export Guaranteed. (""f) Indicate the quantum of the . -, product which the applicant Country is prepared to undertake de- Year to which Unit Quan- Value finitely to export to specific Export uty countries (give quantities in proposed the same items as in (>) above —- _^ . -- and also the F.O B valucand specify yearly break up over the number of years during which exports will be definite- ly guaranteed by the epplicant) (iv) The present level of export by the applicant of the pro- duct, if any (in the same unitB as above and F O B. value) (") Requirements in quantity (mention unit) and CIF value of each raw material of imported origin (count rj-wue) for producing a unit quantity of the product (in the lame uniw as above). _ (p") Requirements in quantity (mention unit) and ex-factory price of each raw material of indigenousongin (incase the raw material is itaelf manufac- tured from imported material thu fact and particulars there- of should be mentioned if known to the applicant) for producing a unit quantity of the product (in the same unit as above). . . . 24. Trie Customs House where the import heencej if granted, will be registered. t$. Full details of the enclosures attached S.No. Nature of the with the application (ever} copy of the document document should be marked as a true copy and signed beneath b\ the applicant. APPENDIX 6—contd. I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/ us on the basis of the statements furnished is liable to cancellation in addition to any other penalty that the Government may impose having regard to the circumstances of the case if it is found that any of the statement of facts therein are incorrect and false. ., Date Name in Block Letters O) Applicants are advised to read the licensing instructions for the current period carefully before filling up the Application Form for import licence. (2) The information required against the various items in the form should be given legibly anj complete in all details to avoid correspondence and delay in the dis- posal of their applications. The licensing authorities hav* discretion to reject an application if the application is not complete in all respects. (l) Documentary evidence as asked for should be sent along with the application. 1' 0 Any sp;cial reasons in suppirr of th- application nuy, if necessary, be explained in a covering letter attached to the application. (5) Applications should be signed by the proprietor, partner or managing director of the firm or by any_p;rson duly authorised to sign any legal declaration on behalf of the firm. The position held by the person ligning the application should be clearly stated. f'i) Any iipplicmt
(7) Where the capital goods proposed to be imported are for the establishment of new un iertaking or a substantial expansion of an existing undertaking for which a licence has to be obtained under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 19 51, apphcation for that licence should be made simultaneoulsy in the form prescribed for that purpose, to the Secretary, Ministry of Industry Government of India, New Delhi. Office of Jt. /Chief Controller of Imparts & Exports, New Ddhi/Bornbay/Galcutu I Madras "Ref. No Receipt of application dated from for the import of and other enclosures ( sheet! for Rs 1 s hereby acknowledged, 2. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your future corres- pondence with this office. Assistant Controller/Section Officer, for Jt./Chief Controller of Imports & Exports APPLICATION FORM FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF QUOTAS OH 1. Name of the firm, Full Postal Address: (i) House/Shop No. 00 Name of Srreet/Roud (iii) Name of Locality (iv) Name of Staie 2. Description of goods. 3. Serial No. and Part of tht I.T.C Schedule. 4. Quota Certrfioite No. and dale held on any country (Quota Certificate sought to be revised to be enclosed). If no Quota Certificate is held on any country, say 'No . 5. If no quota certificate is held, or if the old quota certificate is sought to be revised furnish detailb of past imports in the basic ye"T as the case may be, in the form enclosed •long with relevant documents. A certified copy of each ot the documents duly signed should also be furnished. 6. General information to be furnished :— (a) Date of Establishment of business in India. (6) Nature of the concern, whether Public or Private Ltd, or partnership or pro- prietary or Hindu undivided Family concern. (e) Name of Directors, Partners, Propritors orKarta. (d) Details of branches or associated companies in India (Nfmes and LocatiorB): Furnish name ot the Bank in which you have a Bank account together with the number of Accounts, if any. (") Has any application been made by the applicant for fixation of quota for good8 falling under the same Serial No. or sub-item of Serial No. If so, give detail*' basic year chosen and letter No. and date containing the decision of the authority to whom the application was made with the same set of documents. (/) Have any branches or associated companies mentioned in (d) or any of the gentle- men names in (c) applied for fixation of quoUB for goods falling under the same Serial No. or sub-item of the Serial No. ? If so, give details and the basic year chosen. Also declare that a common basic year has been chosen. (#) Mention the changes in the constitution/name of the concern since inception or 1 Bt April, 1951 whichever is later in the statement below:— Date of change Brief Nature No. and Date of Communication of change sanctioning transfer of quotas 7. Reasons to prove the necessity for establishment or re-fixation of quotas (if necessary this information may be given in a separate statement). 8.Fulldetails of the enclosures attached with the S. No, Nature of the document application. (Every copy of the document should be marked as a true copy and signed beneath by the applicant.) I/We hereby declare that Ihe above statements are true and correct to the best of my our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any Quota certificate granted to me /us on the basis of the statements furnished is liable to cancellation, m addition to any other penalty that the Government may impose having regard to the circumstances of the case, if it is found that any of the statements or facts therein are incorrect or false. Station Date Signature •• Name in Block Letters- Designation Residential Address APPENDIX 6—contd. ANNEXURE TO THE APPLICATION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF FRESH QUOTAS OR REVISION OF QUOTAS Particulars of Bills of Entry Country whence consigned as shown in the Bill of Entry, or Name of steamer by which imported and the port of entry. Detailed descrip- tion of goods (Jas shown m the Bills of Entry) C.I.F. value as shown in the invoice and accep. ted by the Customs Relevant licence No. against which imports effected, No. and Date etc., (0 Bill of Entry Cash No. unj (duty paid) date in respect of Home Consumption Bill of Kniry, imported. (Rupees). place of despatch (it) I.D.F. No. and date in the Case of duty free articles. in respect of imports by post. (Hi) Bond No. and date in respect of bonded goods (ex-bond green bills of entry not to be taken into account) (iv) Postparcel'B'No. and date of import- ation. (*) ("> Date of importation No. of document* 6 5 2 1 4 7 3 I/We solemnly declare the above statement to be true and correct to the best of my/our " knowledge and that it does not include imports specified at items (0 to (x) of the note below Date Signature Name in Block Letters- • Designation Residential Address NOTE :— (i) Figures of imports of the article concerned made in contravernjon of these Import Trade Control Regulations, i.e., without valid import licence where necessary should not be included. (ii) Figures of imports of the articles concerned made against letters of authority should not be included. (ili) Figures of imports of articles made under licence granted against orders for D.G.S. and D. or of tke Government Railways should not be included for the purposes of calculating best year's imports. (iv) Figures of imports made against licence granted as Actual Users should not be included for the purposes of calculating best year's imports. (vi) Imports made under licences granted subject to the express condition that im- ports thereunder will not be taken into account in calculating quotas. (vi) Imports made against C.G. and H.E.P. licences by Actual Users or other Importers against orders from Actual Users will not be taken into account in calculating quotas. Imports made against C.G. and H.E.P. licences for stock and sale purposes, only in respect of items covered by S. No. 36/II, 4/III and 65/V will be taken into account for calculation of quotas. (vii) fmports of goods of no commercial value made against O.G.L. IV, will not be taken Into account for calculation of quotas. APPENDIX 6—contd. (vrii) Imports mide lgimst licences granted under Export Promotion Scheme a id Avicaiion Scheme willnot be taken into account for calculation of quota*. (ix) Import") nude aga-inst 'Replacement licences', Import of casual nature e.g.' imports for personal use, or imports as samples will not be taken into account for the purpose of calculating of quotas. (x) Imports of equipments against licences issued under the irrigation Project licensing scheme will not be taken into account for calculation of quotas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Office of 1>-/Dy./As3tt./Chief Controller of importB & Exports, New Delhi/Bombaj Calcutta/Midrni/Ernakulam/Vishakhapatnam/Pondicherry/ Bangalore/Rajkot/New Kandla/ Shillong/Ooa. jRef. No Date Receipt of application dated from „ for the import of with Treasury Receipt No. sheet* for Rs and other enclosures ( Is hereby acknowledged. 2. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your future .correspondence with this office. Assistant Controller/Section Office, for Jt. Dy./Chief Controller of Impoits & Exports. (G) ACTUAL USERS ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS APPLICATION FOR AN IMPORT LICENCE FOR MACHINE TOOLS To be submitted on One Sheet utilizing both, of its sides in
1. Application No. and Date. 2. (a) Applicant's name. (b) Date of establishment of factory business in India. 3. (a) Full Postal Address: (i) House/Shop No. (ii) Name of Street/Road, (iii) Name of Locality, (iv) Name of State. Telegraphic Address: (b) Nature of the concern whether public or company or partnership or proprietary concern. (c) Names of Directors, Partners or Proprietors. (d) Details of Branches or associated companies (names and location); (i) In India, (ii) Abroad. (e) Whether the constitution of the firm has undergone any change after the issue of the quota certificate to the firm. If ao, quota number and date of orders issued by the appropriate authority sanctioning transfer of quota rights in favour of applicant Licensing period. APPENDIX 6—contd. |5. Current Income-tax Verification Certificate No. 6. Country of Origin. 7. Manufacturer's name and address. 8. Supplier's name and address. (Items 9 to 13 to be filled in by Actual Users only). 9. Name and full address of factory. 10. Industry engaged in. 11. Precise purpose for which required. ^Expansion of capacity. Balancing/replacement of old machines. Details of the old machines being replaced to be given separately). 12. Latest capital goods licence, (a) No. and date. (b) Value. (c) Utilised to the extent of. 13. Authority to whom production returns are sent, (i) Directorate General of Technical Development, 'ii) State Director of Industries, fiii) Textile Commissioner. 14. Quantity and full specification of the machine tools and electric motori, etc. 15. Code No. 16. F.O.B. Value (Total) Rs. 17. C.I.F. Value (Total) Rs. 18. The Customs House where the import licence, if granted, will be registered. I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. Signature Name in Block Letters Designation Residential Address Date Treasury Challan No. Deposited a? •Strike out whichever is not applicable. fApplicants are required to obtain Income-tax Verification Certificate at Exemption Certificates from the Income-lax Officer of the Circle, Ward or District where the ippllcant is asse"ied or a*sen*ablc. These certificates can also be fMu*d at Bombiy ind Calcutta by the Headquarters Inspecting AstJotant Commissiorer of Income-tax. These Certificates are further required to be registered with the Import Trade Control Licensing Authority and such registration Noe. should be quoted on the application [or licences. For further Procedural detail! please refer to the lute Wlnlitry of Com- m"tvt and Industry, Public Not;-e No, 32/TTC(PN)/3J3 dated 29-6-1955. 7 G Of 1—20 APPENDIX 6—contd. VALUE FOR IMPORTATION AT ANY PORT OF INDIA. 1. The above application is accepted and import licence is hereby granted having quantity and value as the limiting factor and not valid for clearance if the actual value of any item exceeds the c.i.f. value indicated in the licence by more than 5 per cent. 2. The above application is accepted and Import licence is hereby granted having quantity and value as the limiting factor and no portion thereof will be sold to or permitted to be utilised by any other party or be pledged with any financer other than a scheduled or cooperative bank, provided that particulars of the goods so pledged are reported in advance to the licensing authority. 3. The licence will be subject to the conditions in force relating to the goods covered by the licence, as described in the relevant Import Trade Control Policy, or any amendment thereof made up to and including the date of issue of the licence, unless otherwise specified. 4. This licence is issued subject to the conditions that the pay- ment authorised to be made against it will not cover commission discount or rebate allowed by the foreign suppliers/manufacturers to the concessioneries, i.e., the Importer of India. 5. The goods covered by this import licence shall be the property of the licensee at the time of import and thereafter upto the time of clearance through customs. Licence No Dated Valid for shipment up to Actual Users only for Development Officer (Tools) (H) APPLICATION FORM FOR LICENCES UNDER EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEME 1. Name of applicant Full Postal Address:— (i) House/Shop No. (ii) Name of the Street/Road, (iii) Name of locality. . (iv) Name of State. Telegraphic Address. 2. Registration No. allotted to Income-tax- Verification Certificate or exemption therefrom. 3. No. and Date of Treasury Receipt showing payment of the requisite fees required under late Commerce and Industry Ministry APPENDIX 6—contd. Order No. 17/55, dated the 7th December, 1955 as amended from time to time. (Treasury Receipt to be attached). 4. (a) Whether the application is preferred on quarterly on monthly basis. (b) The quarter/month for which the application is made. (c) The quarter/month m which pay- ments were received. 5 fa) Whether the applicants' name has been registered under the E.P.S., if so (i) the authority by whom registra- tion was made. (ii) No. and date of certificate of registration. (iii) Date of application for registra- tion. (b) The date on which the last appli- cation was submitted preferbly with reference number of I.T.C. authorities to whom it was made. 6. Whether the applicant has been enrolled under the Scheme for Enrolement of Exporters. If so, the name of the authority and the number and date of the letter of enrolment. 7. (a) Items of exports for which registered. (b) Classification of these items under I.T.C. Schedule. 3 (a) Full description of raw-materials to be imported. (b) Classification under I.T.C. Schedule. Part and Serial No. (c) Value (C.I.F.) in Rupees, fd) Country (s) of Shipment, (e) Country (s) of Origin (f) The Customs House where the import licence, if granted, will be registered. 9 Category of Exporter (i.e., Established or Prospective). APPENDIX 6—contd. 10. Name and address of the factory where "the imported raw material will be fabri- cated for export. 11. Whether applicant has factory of his own or not. If not, what are the standing arrangements with the manufacturers of the products. 12. Particulars of licences, if any, obtained under any other Scheme. 13. Information to be furnished in case of Established Exporter— (a) Description of goods exported (please furnish invoices with connected rele- vant shipping documents, etc.). (b) Real value of the goods exported, as declared before the Customs authori- ties. (c) F.O.B. value of payment received during preceding quarter/month (in rupees). (d) Certificate (as per proforma enclosed). (e) Details of licences obtained in the previous 12 months under E.P.S. and details of imports made against each licence. (f) Details of Exports against these licences (licence-wise). If no exports have been made the reasons therefor may be given. (g) Whether the exports against which the present application is made have been utilised for claiming any import licences by way of barter or for capital goods or in discharge of any export obligation. 14. In the case of applications on loan basis the following particulars may be furnished: — (a) Original evidence regarding the firm orders received from foreign cus- tomers in respect of the supply should be furnished wherever available. (b) Bank Certificate showing capacity to do business in the line should be furnished (Name and address of the APPENDIX 6-contd. Bank whose certificate has been fur- nished, should also be given). (c) Whetther the applicant is in receipt of any advance licences under the same scheme, in respect of which export obligations have not yet been fulfilled. 15. (a) Date of establishment of business in India. (b) Nature of the concern whether Public or Private Ltd., or Partnership or Proprietary or Hindu Undivided Family concern. (c) Names of Directors, Partners, Pro- prietor or Karta as the case may be. (d) Nature of main business of the appli- cant (Line or Lines in which the applicant is engaged in business to be indicated by "major heads', e.g., applicant engaged in the manufacture of or dealing in Cycles, Radios, etc., should indicate 'Cycles, Radios', etc.). Clear indications as to whether the applicant is a Manufacturer, Whole saler, Retailer, Sole Agent, Indentor or Commission Agent or any other cate- gory should be given. (e) Details of branches or associated companies (Name and Locations)— (i) In India, (ii) Abroad. (f) Has any application been made in this quarter/month against payments received in the preceding quarter/ month for any other or similar item under the E.P.S. Scheme? If so, give details. (g) Have any branches or associated com- panies mentioned in (e) or any of the gentlemen named in (c) applied for an import licence for import of goods falling under the sime serial number or sub-item of serial number for the same period? If so, give details. (h) Whether the constitution of the firm has undergone any change after the exports have been effected If so, quote No. and date of orders issued by the appropriate authority sanction- ing transfer of quota rights in favour of the applicant. (This information should be given by the Established Exporters only). (i) Whether the exports are effected through any foreign agents {]) Commission actually paid to the foreign agents, (value and rate should clearly be indicated). (k) How this commission is paid to the foreign agent (1) Whether any application has been made agamst these export documents under any link, barter or other similar deal. (m) Details of the shipments effected against any link, barter or such other deal (to be clearly specified) S. No Nature of the 16. Full details of the enclosures document, attached wath the application (Every copy o fthe document should be marked as a true copy and signed beneath by the applicant) I/We hereby declare that the above statements are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief. I/We fully understand that any licence granted to me/us on the basis of the statements furnished is liable to cancellation, in addition to any other penalty that the Government may impose having regard *o the circumstances of the case, if it is found that any of the statements or facts therein are incorrect or false. Signature Name in Block letters Designation Residential Address Date This is to certify that the following bills covering exports of to foreign countries drawn by M/s. . . have been negotiated and proceeds received hv us as per exchange control regulations in approved manner We APPENDIX 6—contd. also certify that payments hereof have/have not been received in non-convertible Rupee Account or under any special bilateral trade agreement. I 8 2 6 3 5 7 9 4 Bill of Invoice No. Date of exports Description of goods s. No. exported F.O.B. value of goods GR/PM/ HP Form No. and date Date on which payment was received Country/ Countries to which exports have been made Lading Postal Receipt and/or Railway Bill No. and date (SIGNATURE OF MANAGER/AGENT) Official Stamp. NOTE:—The Bank Certificate should be on the Bank's letter head and thould bear the seal of the Bank. APPENDIX 8—contd. (TO BE ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION FORM) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Oftcc of Jt,/Dy./Gnicf Controller of ImporU & Exports, New Delhi/Bomb- / Caloutta/Madras/Emakulam/Goa. Re. No Date Receipt of application dated from „ . . ., for the import of with Treasury Receipt No for Rs and other enclosures/ ... sheeti is hereby acknowledged, 2. The reference number cited above should invariably be quoted in your fwture correspondence with this office. Assistant Controller/Section Officer for Jt./Dy./Chief Controller of Importi k EaporH. APPENDIX 6—concld. (I) APPLICATION FORM FOR ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS (REPEAT LICENSING SCHEME) Deleted Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. EXTENSION OF BASIC PERIOD TO INCLUDE THE FINANCIAL YAABS 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-80, 1960-61 and 1962-63. LIST A List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota has been extended to include the year 1952-53 Dcscripijon S. No. and Part of I.T.C, Schedule 2 • Blow-room machinery, Curding l-ngineft, Combers, etc . , > 5 (i)-IH Air, b^er, pirtcr, cider ^nd other fermented liquors . . . . Xi/IV 8.1/IV Wines . • Brjndy, gm J ni whisky . . B4/IV 85/IV Spirits excluding essences containing 9pmt, etc. 3O"(*)/IV Parts of clocks " 2233I/V Chemical* (excluding Caustic Soda, Bleaching paste and Blench- ing powder, Soda Ash and any other chemical item "pecihcd in Lists 'BVCVDVE'/F. G y H ' / I' and T °f this Ap- pendix) R u b b er t h i e ad 4i (")/V^ S u r v e y i ng u nd rrutlieixwtical i n s t r u m e n t s, t he following:— (2) (*) Slide rules . . . .. 1 (b) Prismatic Compass fc) Cinometer and other majnctic compasses (d) Drafting machine*; (e) PUne table equipment ordinary and techomctric; If) Theodolites . (3) Others . . .. . . .. Instruments e ld not otherwise specified LIST B Description S. No. and Part of I.T.C. Schedule 1 Iron and steel valves, strainers and hydranis and parts there- of 17(0/1 Non-ferrous fittings for iron and steel pipes, not otherwise . . specified I7(w)(e)/i Belt cement . .. 27/II Marine typt- diesel engines . ?o(d)/II Condensers . . .. 46(e)/II Fruits dried, malted or preserved allsorN, n.o.s. excluding dates ^rude Drags for Ayurvedjc and Unani Medicines 2t(a)(fi)IIV #7, 109/IV Drugs und Medicines, the following :— Calcium Gluconale excluding preparations thereof Cincmj'ogrifph films, exposed Stoves and parts ihereoi\not m"dc of aluminium) Moroi cycles and scooters Liquid Pamflin . . .. \romatic Chemicals I'lradle Printing Presses . . . . .. Ry. J09/IV 117/IV 26X (6)/IV 294C0/IV T7(6)/V 22-31/V 67(l)C")/V LIST C Other iron and Gtetl loofirg rails, K.K. nails, etc. . . . 25 (d)/I B-ass, bronze and similar allots, wrought including the follcwirg, ""'*.. tvire, rod, section, shcel, pipe and tube and the following rianuiticturefl,uiE., rod and tube cut to shape and si7e but exclud- ing chemicals or imitation gold 46(c)/I Iron and Steel screws all sorts:— Tood screws, of the following description:— . . J4(a)/' APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST C—BASIC PERIOD 1954-55—contd. 2 i 54(")/l 7B/II 9(d)W/N 20(3XaXtf)/II 2o(3)(a)(")/n Glass cutting or writing diamond tools 34G0/H APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST C—BASIC PERIOD 1954-55—contd. Description S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule 2 1 Electrical Instruments and accessories, etc. . . .. 39(")/H Portable Instruments (Portable moving Coil and moving Iron Voltmeters, Ammeter*, Wattmeters, etc.) . . .. 39("II)/H Thermocouples and pyrometer* 39(WiiO/n Liglirning atrcnors and high voltage fuses . . .. 42("/H Electric motor starters 42 (e)/II BleCtric Control jci"r and Electric transmission gear—Transfor- mers of rating not covered by S. N o. 42(a)/II 42(0/11 Metal cl"d (or otherwise) switches and switch fuse units, etc. 42(#)/II Air arid oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts, etc, 42(f>/n Air and oil circuit breakers upto 11 K.V., etc. 42 (*)/H Afr and oil circuit breakers above 11 K.V., etc. 42 (A)/U Electric Control gear and Electric transmission gear—others 42W/H High tension insulators . . . . 43W/II Metal clad (or otherwise) clad switches excluding switches falling under S. No, 39/II, switch face units and metal (or otherwise) clad cut outs . . . .. 45 W/II Win-Iing wires and strips of all kinds 45 (e)/II Electrical instruments etc.—Others 45W/H i-B/III Oil soluble dyestuffs Cauliflower seeds . 36 (")/IV Gambicr . .. . . 46(6)/IV Provisions and oilman's stores—Others . . .. 78-79(v*0/IV Drugs and medicines:— 87-IO9/IV (i) Chloramphenicol. (I'O ChlortetracycliiK-. (lit) Oxyterracycline APPENDIX 9—ccmtd. LIST C—BASIC PIMIIOD 1954-55—contd. Dr$cript\on S. No, and Psrt ofthel.T.C. Schedule 2 i 12?/IV P r i n t e r 's I nk , . , . . , . .. C o t t on y n rn or So c o u n ts a nd a b o ve . . . .. i8o(a)/IV H a r d w a r e, i r on m o n g e ry " nd t o o l s, e t c. . . . .. 275(")/IV P r i n t i ng t y pe P r i n t i ng m a t e r i a l s — l e a d s, b r a ss r u l e s, w o o d en a nd m e t al q u o i n s, s h o o t i ng s t i c ks a nd g a l l e ys a nd m e t al f u r n i t u re W i r e l e ss i n s t r u m e n ts a p p a r a t u* 2F9/IV Electronic Valves Condenners . . . . . . . . .. 290W/IV Resistances 290(e)/IV UgoW/IV Potentiometers "I Volume Control V Tone Control J Loud Speakers C o m p o n e nt p a r ts of W i r e l e ss I n s t r u m e n t s — O t h e rs C o m p l e te l i f ts P a r ts of l i f ts . .. . .. ?o(tf)/V A g r i c u l t u r al i m p l e m e n t s, n a m e l y, w h e e l ed a nd C r aw t r t c t or u p to a nd i n c l u d i ng 50 D . B . H .P 74(0/V APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST C—BASIC PERIOD 1954-55—concld. Description S. N o. & Fait of the I . T . C. Schedule 1 2 Agricultural implements, namely, Rotary Hoes and Rotary Tillers 74(ii)/V Industrial sewing machines and parti thereof 7
Auto rickshaws . . . . . . .. 86(G/V Scientific Instruments, apparatus and appliances not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass • 93-94(/)/V Microscopes and accessories, microscope slides and cover glass Brinclls' microscopes . . . . .. 93-94(f)/V Laboratory balances and weights 93-94W/V Cellulose Acetate Sheet and Moulding Powder Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods and other materials iaaQuniyv Asbestos mantle yarn LIST D List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota has been extended to include the year 1955-56 Refined Ferro-Manganese (all grades below 3 per cent Carbon) n(a)@ Bifurcated rivet • - 24(0) Boot and Shoe Grindery 36(c) Ship chains 38(11) Copper wrought in the following forms, via., rods> sections, pipes, tubes' plates and sheets, including those cut to shape and size 4i(ii) Copper scrap whether ingotted or otherwise . • - 42 Zinc or Spelter, unwrought, Including maztk, alloys of zinc and Aluminium containing not less than 94% zinc, line dross, dust ashes and zinc in the form of ingots, cakes, dies, slabs, plates and granulation including all fonns of zinc scrap and zinc wrought including wire rods, sections, sheets including highly polished sheets specially prepared for mak- ing process blocks, lithographic sheet, and the following manufactures, ottr., zinc perforated sheet cut to sizes • (a) Zinc or Spelter unwrought In the form of ingots, cake, tile and Slabs. 44(<0 ©Transferred to Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta. 7 G Of I—21 APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST D—BASIC PERIOD 1955-66—conld. S. N o. & Part Description of the I. T. C. Schedule I a PART /—contd. Tin block'and Tin scrap 45(a) Brassj Bronze and similar alloys unwrought etc. . 46(<") Copperj unwrought, in the form of ingots, blooms, stabs, cakes, tiles, blocks, bricks, billets, cathodes, blister b a n, electrolytic wire bar and ingot bars . . .. 47 Nionel metal unwrought 5° Icon or Steol coated and uncaated rods, wire, foil and strip for gas welding and brazing 9(
Electronics made of brass, bronze and other similar alloys and rods, foil, wire and strip made of brass, bronze and other similar alloys for gas welding and brazing . . . I6(
Sodium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, bismuth, tungsten, molybdenum, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non- ferrous metals, not otherwise specified and manufactures thereof including Nickel manufactures and also including monel metal manufactures, Dental Silver alloys In i and 5 oz. packing, aluminium, lead winged galzing bars and magnesium powder; also electrodes, rods, foil, wire and strip for gas welding and brazing but excluding non-ferrous semi-manufactures and alloys i?(a)(O Welding electrodes made of alloys not otherwise sepcified; and rod, foil, wire and strip for gas welding, etc. . . I7(a)(it) Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels impregnated with diamond du*t *40"XO Other manufactures of synthetic abrasive grains impregnated with diamond dust Crocus paper and emery polishing papers of standard micron gradingg 25(i) Emerv grain, Emery powder, Abrasive and Carborundum Grain and powder 25(d) APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST D—BASIC PERIOD 1955-56—contd. 1 2 }- Spare parts of diesel e n g i n e — O t h e rs . . .. 33 m-B M a c h i n es or p a ru of m a c h i n es to be w o r k ed by m a n u al or a n i m al l a b o u r, e t c, . . . . . .. 43(<0 53 D e l u s t n ng a g e n ts other t h an t i t a n i um o x i de Brass r e e ds . . . . . .. 7 APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST D—BASIC PERIOD 1955-56—contd. S. No. & Pan Description of the I.T.C. Schedule I 2 Nutmegi ' Mace . Cutch . . . . . . . . .. 46(f l) G um and Qaazoin (rfia and cowrie), b ut excluding Dammer and rosin Dammer Including unrefined Batu 49("X0 49(a)("0 Wax, all sorts, a o . a. excluding paraffin wax and dry Battery 56 wax, red and black Amalgams and Mercury compounds (including their prepara- tions but excluding aati-fouling compositions) . . • 109 D r u g! and medicines other than those specifically mentioned elsewhere Cinematograph films, not exposed Pino Oil 18S Cotton fabrics, n. o. s. containing more than 9 0% cotton Cotton fabrics a.0.1 193 194 Cotton fabrics (mixed) Italian of sateen weave VolvotB and velveteen! Other* OJ nsstic refrigerators complete Njeiles for all types of sewing machines Aiitf> urraphrnt^ilTB • • * • • "• I9J(") I95W I95(") 284(a) 288(i) 394(*0 P i x j j n ^ t uc aigidves and printing paper, excluding X-Ray Photographic instrument), apparatus, appliances, etc. . 303 305 307 Artificial teeth Pishing hoolu Table tennis (ping pong) balls Postage stamp*, whether used or unused . . .. 6 Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts, n.o,s. excluding cattle extracts arid the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of this Schedulo . • . . .. Ouma, Hesins and Lac, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding olibanum and fraoKinccosa . . . . . . .. 7 io(a) Sperm Oil Metallic ores, all sorts, except ores and other pigment ores bat including Antimony ore in l u m p, powder or con- centrated form 14 APPENDIX 9—conld. LIST D—BASIC PERIOD 1955-56—contd. S. No. & Part Description of I.T.C. Schedule 1 2 PART V—contd. Gllsonite Barium nitrate Rare gases 22, 31 Poatasshun cyanide, sodium cyanide and double cyanide of potassium and sodium . . . . .. Refined Sulphur 25 (") All other grades of Sulphur Selenium and Selenium dl-oxide Borax 31 Explosives, namely:—Blasting gunpowder, Blasting gelatine, Blasting dynamite, Blasting roburite, Blasting tonite and all other sorts including detonator and Blasting fuses 39 Boot and shoe manufacturing machinery . . .. 6 5 ( 1 - 4 X0 Petroleum and gaswell drilling equipment . . .. 65 (1—4)C"f) Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machinery other than domestic refrigerators—Other types 65 (i—4) ( P) Parts of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning machinery other than Domestic Refrigerators 65 (5)("0 Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertak- ings other than cinema and refrigeration . . .. 65(5X"0 Other office machines 65("X>0("0 Machines or parts of machines—Others . . .. Roller composition . . . . . . .. 67(iX""0 Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item N o. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clause CO above excluding those covered by S. N o. 68 of Part V of this Schedule 67(2) Trailer pumps . . . . . . . .. 7K" Agricultural implements, tractor drawn only excluding Sheep Foot Rollers 74CW Power driven agricultural machinery exefudirp Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Rotary Hoes and Rotarv Tillers APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST £)—BASIC PERIOD 1955-56—concld. i 2 75 78(w) 79 106 H5 " S . N o . i K K O / V a n d S . N o. t i 6 ( i i ) /V . . .. I I 6 ( " I) Filter aids . . . . .. . Petroleum Coke . . . . .. APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST E List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota has been extended to include the year 1956-57 Description S. No. and Pan of I.T.C. Schedule 1 2 •Bright M.S. and Free Cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Ledloy) Ban, Rounds. Rods, Squares, Hexagons, Oc- tagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaft- ings (Reeled), Bright drawn, turned and polished bars.. 16-A •Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut to shape and size i7("0 (") •Oil line pipes and tubes - - . .. i7(i"0 (0 •Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or un- coated) excluding stainless steel tubes . . • • •Mechanical tubing (welded), etc. 17 00 (") •Mechanical tubing (seamless) i7(*0(/> •Wrought Iron/Steel pipo fittings, n.o.s. 17 (to) (*) •Cast Iron pipe fittings, n.o.s (17) (to) (c) •Other steel pipe fittioge, n.o.s. 17 (to) (d) 29 Iron or Steel wire ropes or wire strand (stranded wire) •• H e a r i ng a id b a t t e r i es . . . . . .. 46-A (c) 46-A UI) • • D i a p h r a g ms or e l e c t r o l y t ic c e l ls Cation Active finishing agents, Synthetic Resin finishing agents 1 (c) (0 Textile preservatives (excluding phenol crcsol but including their substituted products) ••Carboxy methyl cellulose and its salts . . .. 11/) Cloves all sorts, whether ground or unground 27 *'Wattle extract 43 APPENDIX Q-eontd. LIST E—BASIC PERIOD 1956-57—concld. D e t c r t p t l oa a i A A • • W a t t le b a rk . . . . . . .. • • B a rk f "r t a n n i ng e x c l u d i ng w a t t le b a rk . . .. • • H i d es a nd s k i n t, r aw or s a l t ed . . .. 44 45 144 M o t or V e h l de p a r ts ( L i st I II I t e m s) . . .. T i me p i e c e s, i . e ., o ne d ay a l a rm c l o c k* a nd p a r ts t h e r e of 119 L n iP List of items for which the basic period for establishment 0/ quota has been extended, to include the year 1957-58 APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST F—BASIC PERIOD 1957-58—contd. Description S. No. and Part of I.T.C. Schedule X ft PART //—contd. Milling Cutters, Gear Cutter, End Mills, Slitting Saws, Tape, eic, etc. Mttal working sawa (including power operated hacksaw blades) wire drawing dies and other metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere Other machine worked saws ••Tube expanders) Hand saws other than fret or piercing saws aoGXftXO Adjustable hand reamers or expanding reamers - "(43W Twist drill* and reamers less than 3/64'dia. Carbide tipped drilb and reamers ao(4)(c) Precision and measuring tools:—Micrometers, Universal Sur-3 face Gauges, etc. Fractional horse power motors Industrial Exhaust Fans and Blowers . . .. 33-A 340"XO • •Spodal pumps for fused caustic soda or adds - • •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 Other lamps ••Electric Carbons 34(")tfO 38-A(/) 4
•• Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolite C (Sodium SiHphoxylate Formaldehyde) or FormosulL. Brotasul and Sodium Nitrite1 Ha) KJX" I-B 4(5) Optical Whitening Agents Industrial Enzyme* Coal tar dyes Component parts of Textile Machinery . . .. Component parts as denned in import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of Machinery specified in clause (1) above, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule Machine cloth - - . . .. 5(2) 5-A Towdered milk containing not less than 18 per cent cream intended for infant feeding 9 Ivory, unmanufactured Milk foodi for infants - - • • 14 74 APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST F—BASIC PERIOD 1957-58—contd. S. No. and Part o f l . T .C Schedule i 2 PART IV—condd. ••Methyl Sillcylate excluding preparation thereof Sulphadiazlne, Sulphathiazole, Sulphadimidine excluding pre- parations thereof Mineral oilj 122 ••Plumbago and graphite • Natural Essential Oils, etc. Printing paper, excluding poster and stereo and all coated papers, but including art paper, all sorts, which contain no mechanical wood pulp or In which the mechanical wood pulp amounts to less than 70% of the fibre content. i J7 Printing paper, all sorts, n.o.s. which contain mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70 per cent of the fibre content, excluding white printing paper mentioned in S.N. 44 of Part V 158 Paper, including poster and stereo and all coated papers except art paper, all sons, n.o.s excluding cigarette paper and packinn and wrapping paper . • • " .- i59(a) Filter paper 159(6) 160 Packing and wrapping paper Typewriters and parts thereof, excluding typewriter ribboni complete . .. Parts of typewriter*, excluding typewriter ribbons. 302 •*X-Ray films. 3°8(d) Watche* and part* thereof ••Empty Gelatine Capsuls • 337 Greases, all sorts not otherwise specified, including petroleum S jellies and paraffin wax Farinaceous and patent foods, etc. All Borts of mineral oils, n.o.s. other than liquid paraffin B.P./U.S.P., Textile finishing oils, textile fibre oils and bat- ching oils for fibres . . . . .. Lubricating oil, that is, oils such as in not ordinarily used for a ny purpose other than lubricating, excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing points below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer . . .. 20 APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST F—BASIC PERIOD 1957-58—concld. Description S. No. & Part of the I.T.C. Schrdule 2 1 PART V—concld. Chemicals, n.o.B. . . . . . . .. Harmless food colours ••Sulphate of Pctaiih 34-37 (<0 4°(c)("0 ••Acid resisting and chlorine resisting blowers and compres- sors, chlorine and acid resisting valves and acid resilient parts thereof, cholorine cylinders a nd valves thereof, cylinder testing equipments and spares and spraying nozzles for chamber plants . . . . . . .. (1) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4 H. P, 65(5)(""XO r and above (ii) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment undci 1/4 H .P (111) Film Studio Equipment 65(5)(0(") 65 (5)(0("") ••Rubber btankets (including Mackintosh) for printing presses (including cloth printing machine*) . . .. 68 (a) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts 86(tt>) Specalised vehicles (conventional vehicle chassis on which special type of bodies or machinery/equipment have been mounted "./., Tipper or Dumper, Fire fighting vehicle, X-Ray vehfele, mobile workshop, recovery vehicle, well drilling vehicle, Truck mounted Cranes). 93-94(o ("0 93-94(0 Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks Other optical instruments, apparatus and appliances, etc. Scientific and surgical instruments made of rubber and/or made of glass including Scientific glassware Cellulose Nitrate Sheets, rods and tubes . . .. 93-94(J 101-D ••Diamonds Industrial, in all forms including diamond grit and powder . . . . . . .. 104 no Nickel CatalyBt Acrylic plastic moulding powder, sheets, rods and tubes 113 MOTES:—(0 In respect of items (marked**) which were re- moved from Open General Licences, the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1957-58, (11) In respect of the specific iron and steel items which were transferred to the Licensing juris- diction of I TC Organisation vide Public Notice No. 63-ITC(PN)/57, dated the 30th Novem- ber, 1957 (which have been asterisked) the basic peri d will run from 1952-53 fo 1937-58. APPENDIX 9—contd. Description 2 X 9-(B) & Cb)/H of 34-37W/V 34-37W/V 65(i-4)ft>"T)(flVV 65d-4)(wO(t)/V 67dX0/V 78 (0/V Pressure gauges APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST H List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota has been extended to include the year 1059-60 S. No. & P"it of the I.T.C. Schedule 2 1 Pipejor tubes flexible, for passing gas or fluid under pressure and telescopic flush pipes , i7("0/I 2o(3;(a)(")n ** Circular saws, inclusive of inserted blade types Part of petrol and kerosene engines . . .. 3ICW/H Sealed beam units, all types 38-A(")(tf)/II Betelnuts 3O/IV Gum Arabic 48/IV Artists'Brushes 324(a)/IV •• Rubber contraceptives 4i(0(&)/V Giant motor, motor cycle, tyres, tubes and flaps, bicycle tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes, and flaps including •Blid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-the-road tyres and tubes 4i(""D/V Tractor and off-the road tyres, tubes, flaps, etc. 4i(i"0/V Machinery required for other industries and Undertakings . 65(1— 4)(K)/V Parts of power driven agricultural machinery 74(vi)/V Laboratory ware made of Silica I22(xlii)/V Not* :—In respect of items (marked**) which were removed from Open General Licence the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1959-60. LIST I Ball bearings of 1* in bore (internal) diameter and below as specified in Appendix 14(1) . • I9CDC0/H Ball bearings of 1* in bore (Internal) diameter and below other I9(D(H)/II than those specified in Appendix 14(1) Ball bearings above i* in bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 2' in bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix 14(2) i9(i)(tfO/n I9(I)("O/II Ball bearings above 1* and upto and including 2* in bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 4(2) APPENDIX 9—contd. LIST I—BASIC PERIOD 1960-61—contd. S. No. & Part of the I.T.C. Schedule 2 i i9(D(f)/n 19(1)^0/11 i9CiX""o/n 19(2X0/11 such as sleeves, nuts and washers ••Taper roller bearings • • - . . .. 19(3X0/11 ••Component parts of Taper roller bearings '•Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice, scientific research, or industrial processes ••Books printed, including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts, and illustra- tions specially made for binding in books, Microfilms of books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, historical records for historical research etc.,but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169/IV of I.T.C. Schedule Garage Tools 275CW/IV Spare parts of Machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1—4) C""0 (6)/V . . . . . .. Leader films . . .. . Dental surgical instruments, apparatus and appliances, n.o.s. 93-94O')/V tfott :—.In respect of items (marked**) which were removed from Open Qeneial Licences, the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1960-61. LIST J M o t or V e h i c le p a r t* ( c o n s o l i d a t ed q u o t a) . . .. 2 9 3 , 2 95 & 2 9 7 / IV S p a re p a r ts f or a g r i c u l t u r al t r a c t o r* a n d / or t r a c t o r - d r a wn a g r i c u l t u r a H m p l e m e n t s. 7 4 ( l i i ) /V MACHINE TOOLS—LICENSING POLICY FOR APRIL 1984—MARCH 1965 For purposes of licensing, Machine Tools falling under Part VI of the Import Trade Control Schedule (vide Schedule A attached) are divided into two main categories, viz.:— (a) those falling within the definition of Capital Goods, and (b) others. 2. The rules and procedure in the case of Machine Tools falling in the category of Capital Goods have been set out in Chapter II of Plant and Machinery Hand Book. The relevant para defining Capi- tal Goods Scheme is reproduced below: ''Whilst1 the Scheme will apply to all the goods falling under Part III mentioned in paragraph 1 above, it will apply In the case of goods falling under Parts I, II, V and VI only in respect of— (i) Applications of an aggregate value of Rs. 1,00,000 (f.o.b.) or over for any single new or expansion project with any project subsidiary thereto, but will not apply in the case of replacement goods, (ii) Applications by holders of 'C.G.' or 'CGPW licences for the importation of additional plant and machinery irres- pective of its value, when required for the project for which the original licences were issued". However, the applicants under the C.G. Scheme should segregate their requirements under two separate applications one for Machine Tools and other for Plant and Machinery excluding Machine Tools. The applications for Machine Tools should be accompanied by a statement as per annexure to this Appendix. The import policy for machine tools which does not come under the Capital Goods Scheme i3 set out in the succeeding paragraphs. These licences will be issued by the Development Officer (Tools), Directorate General of Techni- cal Development, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. 3. Machine tools other than those mentioned in Schedule 'B' to this appendix will be licensed to Established Importers on the basis of a quota of 10% of half of best year's imports. The quota licences for Machine tools will be granted for imports from the USA under US-Aid during April, 1964—March, 1965. Licences granted to the Established Importers during the current year would be valid for Imnort of complete machine tools only to the extent of 92 per cent APPENDIX 11—contd. of their face value. The balance 8 per cent could only be utilised for imports of such spares as may be specifically authorised by the Development Officer (Tools). It is expected that importers will stock sufficient spares for the machine tools to keep the machine supplied by them running. The procedure for import of machine tools against licences issued under US. Aid will be announced separately. 4. In addition to the provision for grant of licences for imports of Machine tools from the USA under US-Aid in para 3 above, quota licences will also be issued to established importers for import of spare parts of permissible Machine tools as specified in Schedule A to this Appendix from General Area on a quota of 2i% of half of their best year's imports of complete Machine tools. 5. Appications from established importers for licences for import of machine tools and spare parts of permissible Machine tools should be submitted separately in quadruplicate on the proper form shown in Appendix 6 along with a Treasury Receipt of the requisite amount specified elsewhere. 6. Grant of licences for spares of such machine tools as are banned will be at the discretion of the Development Officer (Tools). Imports of second-hand mach'ne tools will not be allowed for slock and sale. 7. Applications from actual users for import of second-hand machine tools, must be accompanied by a Chartered Engineer's certificate bringing out the following information: — (i) Full specification of the second-hand machine tool; Maker's name for the machine and price of the machine or similar machine if bought new. (iii Year of make. (iii) Name of the firm which carried out reconditioning/ repairs, if any, and nature of repairs carried out. (iv) Present condition and expected life subject to normal care and maintenance and use within its designed capacity. (v) Professional standing of the Chartered Engineer who should normally be an independent party having nothing to do with the firm selling the seco*H-hand machine. (vi) Photograph of the machine if available. Request for issuing of import licences for second-hand machine tools, subject to the condition that the requisite Chartered Engineer's cer- tificate would be produced to the satisfaction of Development Officer (Tools) before shipment is effected, would be considered on merits. 7 G of I—22 APPENDIX 11—contd. 8. Actual Users applications which will be on form 'G' will be considez-ed on the basis of their requirements. They should furnish full justification with particular reference to the end use of machine tools applied for. Essentiality certificates should be furnished either from the State Director of Industries or from such other authorities mentioned in para. 72 of Chapter IV of the Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. They should submit with their application a separate statement mentioning import licences (giving number and date with brief description of machines and value) issued to them after 1st October, 1961. It will be neeessarv for the applicants to indicate which parti- cular country they propose to obtain the equipment from. As the funds available for such licensing from different countries vary and cannot always be used for import from other countries, importers should when specifying the source of supply also indicate alternative sources from which the equipment could be obtained, if possible in order of preference. In case the country of supply is not indicated, there will be delay in the disposal of tho case. To enable the licens- ing authority to issue the licences from wherever funds are available from the options indicated by the applicant, full details regarding columns 6, 7, 8, 14, 15 and 17 of the application form 'G' should be furnished in separate enclosures for each of the alternative sources of supply. 9. Established importers can also make applications on behalf of Actual Users for import of Machine Tools required by them. Such applications will be considered provided the essentiality is cevtified by the appropriate recommending authority. The licences will be granted in the name of the Actual User with a letter of authority in favour of the importing house. 10. All applications whether by established importers or by actual users should contain as far as possible full descriptive details of the machine tools desired to be imported together with c.i.f. value of each item separately. Descriptive catelogues if available should be sent along with the application. 11. Licences will be granted to meet the specific orders placed by the Director-General of Supplies and Disposals and other Govern- ment Undertakings 12. The validity of licences will, in the case of machine tools required to fulfil D.G S. & D. and Railway contracts, be in accordance with the delivery oeriod mentioned in the contract. In the case of US-A.id licences validity will be governed bv the terms and conditions of loan In other cases, licences will have a validity of twelve months from the date of issue. 13. The limiting factor for licences for machine tools will be both quantity and value. Even where the aggregate value of licence remains the same but the value of the individual machine differs by more than the normally permitted variation necessary amendments have to be obtained from the Licensing Authority before shipment. APPENDIX 11—contd. 14. All applications for machine tools which do not come under the Capital Goods Scheme should be made to the Development Officer (Tools), Directorate General of Technical Development, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, together with the relevant document in the prescribed form 'G' in quadruplicate, as shown in Appendix 6, Actual Users should submit their applications in quintuplicate; one copy to be retained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining four copies forwarded to Development Officer (Tools). 15. Applications fof import of spares for Machine Tools will also be entertained by the Development Officer (Tools) from manufac- turers' sole selling agents, other than the quota holders of Machine Tools, for servicing Machine Tools already imported. This will be based on the past utilisation of such import licences received by them only in case such newcomers are ineligible to establish their regular quota as per I.T.C, Policy. Intending newcomer sole selling agents may submit their appli- cations for spares for Machine Tools in the prescribed form and manner to the Developmeni Officer (Tools) as early as possible but not later than the 1st June, 1964. The following particulars should also be furnished with the applications: (i) Stocks of spare parts in hand on the date of application;
Documentary evidence should be furnished. 16. The licensing authority will at his discretion discontinue issu- ing licences for such types of machine tools as have been licensed in sufficient quantity during the current licensing period. 17. The last date for submission of applications from Actual Users will be the 15th August, 1964. The last date for submission of applications from Established Importers will be the 30th June, 1964. Established importers may, if they like, make applications for endorsing further list of spares within their entitlement upto 31st December, 1964. Not more than fom; such requests will be enter- tained. Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrad- ing and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any- Standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith. This APPENDIX 11—contd. will include component parts of Machine Tools also, but not Small Tools: — 1. Mining Machines. (1) Vertical Milling Machines. (2) Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines. (4) Thread Milling Machines. (5) Others 2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines. (1) Rotary cold sawing machines. (2) Abrasive cutting off machines. (3) Band saw type machines. (4) Power sawing machines, Hack type, (5) "Others. (1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines, (3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machines. (5) Tool and cutter grinding machine all types- (6) Twist drill grinding machines. (7) Centreless grinding machines. (8) Lapping and Honing machines. (9) Others. 4. Drilling Machines. (1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others. 5. .Lathes. (1) Bench lathes. (2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type. (3) Engine lathes, all geared head type. (4) Capstan lathes. (5) Turret lathes. > (6) Automatic lathes. (7) Relieving lathes. (8) Wheel turning lathes. (9) Others. APPENDIX ll—contd. 6. Furnaces. (1) Electric furnaces. (2) Coal and coke fired furnaces. (3) Oil fired furnaces (4) Others. (1) Horizontal boring machines. (2) Vertical boring machines. (3) Jig boring machines. 8. Hammers and Presses. (1) Drop Halmmers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types. (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated). (7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses. (10) Mechanical Power presses. (11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses. (13) Others. ' (1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (2) Surface broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (3) Others. (1) Gear cutting machines. Bevel, all types. (2) Gear hobbing machines. (3; Gear planing generators. (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines. (7) Others. (1) Crank drive shapers. (2) Gear drive shapers. (3) Hydraulic drive shapers. (4) Others. APPENDIX 11—contd. 12. Planing Machines. (1) Double housing type planing machines. (2) Open side type planing machines. (3) Crank planers, (4) Others. (1) General purpose slotters. (2) Puncture slotters. (3) Others. (1) Circular Shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Shtting and cropping machines. (5j Plate straightening machines. (6) Others. (1) Bolt threading machines. (2) Nut tapping machines. (3) Pipe threa4ing machines. (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines. (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others. (1) A.C. Transformer welding machines of all types. (2) Automatic Arc welding machines. (3) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types. (4) Resistance welding machines including butt and spot- welding patterns. (5) Gas cutting and profiling machines. (6) Gas cutting and welding torches. (7) Acetylene generators. (8) Others. (1) Circular saw benches. (2) Band sawing machines. (3) Mortising machines. APPENDIX 11—contd. (4) Planing and moulding machines. (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others. (1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines. (2) Centring machines. (3) Centrifugal casting machines. (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines. (6) Etching machines. (7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines. (10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines. (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling mills. (14) Reeling machines. (15) Wire drawing machines. (16) Testing machines of all types for testing engineering materials. (17) Tool tipping machines. (18) Tube making machines for roling mill plant. (19) Rivetting machines. (20) Magnetic separators. (21) Injection moulding machine (plastic) and moulds thereof. (22) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included in this serial. (23) Core making machines. (24) Moulding maphines. (25) Others. (1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucks. (3) Drill chucks. (4) Dividing heads. (5) "Vices, machines. (6) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Others. APPENDIX 11—contd. SCHEDULE 'B' TO MACHINE TOOL APPENDIX Licences for the following machine tools will not ordinarily be issued to Actual Users. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued, the question of granting a licence to Actual Users can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then, only if indigenous machine cannot do the job, should they apply for an import licence: 1. Centre Lathes: (i) Bench type. (ii) Conepulley type, (iii) All Geared Head type upto 13" height of Centre. 2. Drilling Machines: (a) Hand operated, bench type. (b) Power driven: (i) Bench type. (ii) Pillar type upto 2" dia. capacity. (iii) Radial type below 2£" Drilling capacity in Steel. (iv) Portable Electric type upto 1J" capacity and/or kits therefor. 3. Milling Machines: (i) Horizontal, Vertical and Universal types upto following dimensions (excluding special types). (a) Longitudinal Traverse 44" (1120 m.m.). (b) Cross Traverse 12-5" (315 m.m.). (c) Vertical Traverse 18" (450 m.m.). (ii) Tool and Die Miller. 4. Grinding Machines: (i) Double ended bench type. (ii) Double ended Pedestal type upto 24" diameter. (iii) Universal and Cylindrical type upto 350 m.m. Swing and 1350 m.m. between centres. (iv) Tool ajnd Cutter Grinder Swing Dia. on cutter head upto 310 m.m. (v) Surface Grinder, Hand-operated type, Table Size upto 18" x 6". 5. Boring Machines : (i) Unit Head type, Single and Double Ende£. (ii) Vertical Turret type, Maximum dia. of Table upto 48" 6. Shapping Machines, all sizes. APPENDIX 11—contd. I. Slotting Machines upto 16" Stroke. 8. Planing Machines, all types upto 5'x5'x20'. '9. Sawing Machines: (i) Reciprocating Hacksaws upto 12" capacity. (ii7) Metal Cutting Bandsaws, horizontal type, upto 9" dia. capacity. (iii) Combination Bandsawing and Filing Machines 18" throat x 12" work height. (iv) Wood Working Bandsaws. 10. Power Hammers: (i) Pneumatic type upto 10 cwt. capacity, (ii) Friction Drop upto one ton capacity, (iii) Mechanical, Spring type. II. Sheet Metal Machinery: (i) Mechanical Power Presses upto 100 tons capacity, (ii) Hydraulic Presses upto 100 tons capacity, (iii) Press Brakes (capacity 74^100 tons). (iv) Power operated Guillotine Shearing Machines upto 50" width and i" thickness of Sheet. (v) Treadle Guillotine Shearing Machines upto 36" width, (vi) Hand Presses and Foot Presses, all sizes, (vii) Round Seaming Machines upto 1 gallon capacity. (viii) Universal Nibbling Machines upto 8 m.m. Sheet Thick- ness. 12. Welding Machines: (i) Spot Welders (excluding portable types). (Ii) Transformer type upto 300 amps. 13. Furnaces—all types. 14. Pneumatic Tools—the following:- (i) Rivetting Hammers (capacity upto I i" hot rivets). (ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (capacity upto i" cold rivets). (iii) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 3J" stroke), (iv) Grinders (capacity upto 8" Wheel), (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto 6" Wheel). APPENDIX 11—contd. (vi) Die Grinders. (vii) Drills (capacity upto 1J" diameter), (viii) Impact Wrenches (capacity upto IV" diameter). (ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 1"). 15. Wood Working Machines—the following:—- (i) Circular Sawing Machines—Diameter of Saw Blade upto 600 m.m. table size upto 800/1500 m.m. (ii) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size upto 350/350 m.m. (iii) Surface Planers and Jointer Planing width upto 300 m.m. 10. Miscellaneous Machines: (i) Polishing Machines, (ii) Barbed Wire Manufacturing Machines, (iii) Automatic Wire Straightening and Cutting Off Machines, (iv) Extruders for Polyethylene lay flat films, (v) Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 180 lbs. (vi) Wire Drawing Machines, capacity upto 20 B.W.G. (vii) Wood Screw Manufacturing Machines, (viii) Sand Moulding Machines—the following: — (a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915/635 m.m. and draw capacity upto 260 m.m. (b) Turnover type pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 1220/760 m.m. and draw capacity upto 305 m.m. (ix) High Frequency Plastic Welding and Embossing Machines for PVC sheets—Input capacity upto 1-4 kw. (x) Flexible Shaft Machines and Shaftings, (xi) Permanent Magnetic Chucks—All types. 17. Machine tool accessories: (i) Lathe Chucks: (a) 4 Jaw upto 24" diameter. (b) S.C. Geared Scroll upto 12" diameter. (ii) Drill Chucks, (iii) Lathe Centres and Mandrels, (iv) Machine Vices, Plain, upto 8" Jaw. (v) Drill Sleeves, (vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. APPENDIX 11—concld. 11 Country Manufac- turers' nam< Serial No. of C.I.F.. value Supplier's name and address origin and address : jppeurii g in the Code Book- Standard Classification of Machine tool typi.s Quantity along with full specifica- tion of machine tools and clcclnc motors, etc. APPENDIX 13 (Section I—Paragraph 5) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, LATE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, IMPORT TRADE CONTROL ORDER NO, 2/61, DATED THE 28TH FEBRUARY, 1961 AS AMENDED REGARDING OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. I V. The following Open General Licence issiied by the Central. Government under the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (XVIII of 1947) in supersession of Open General Licence No. IV published with the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Import Trade Control Order No. 3/58, dated the 31st March, 1958, is published for general information:—• IMPORT TRAE CONTROL—OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. IV In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (XVIII of 1947), as in force in India and as applied to the State of Pondicherry, the Central Government hereby gives general permission for the importation from any country in the world except the Union of South Afarica, unitil further notice of the following:— (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 and which are supplied free of chage and are of no commercial value; and (iii) any goods included in Schedule I to the Import Control Order, 1955 and which: — (a) are bona fide samples or advertising matter, supplied free of charge not exceeding Rs. 250 in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vegetable seeds falling under S. No. 36 of Part IV of the Import Trade Control Schedule, or (b) are supplied free of charge in replacement of goods previously imported which have been found to be- defective or otherwise unfit for use. Provided that: — (a) the bona fide .samples or advertising matter thus- imported shall not be sold by the importer. (b) the defect in the goods previously imported is noticed before the clearance of the goods from the Customs House and is brought to the notice of the Customs- authorities and it is proved to the satisfaction of the- Customs authorities that the goods so found defective or otherwise unfit for use, are actually returned to*. APPENDIX 13—contd. the manufacturer or consignor or are destroyed, or surrendered to or vested in Government for such action as they may deem fit, within three months from the date of clearance from the Customs House. This licence is without prejudice to the application to any goods of any other prohibition or regulation affecting the import that may be in force at the time when such goods are imported. BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. NO. 19/11—LIST OF Bearing Dimension;. Hoffmann It, No. Bore Outside Width SKF No. Diameter 17 mm 40 mm 12 mm 117 • 6203 120 . 6204 20 mm 47 mm 14 mm 125 • 6205 25 mm 52 mm 15 mm All the above bcanngs with special features such as:— (1) A groove in the outer ring with or without looic ring in the groove (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above will be considered as banned for import purposes. Note : Catalogue references quoted in the Appendix are purely for purposes of identi- fication and on representation from any manufacturer Indian or Foreign for inclusion of his brand will be entertained. RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. NO. 19/11—LIST OP Bearing Dimensions Hoffmann No. SKF No. Bore Outside Diameter DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS " . , . .. 6300 10 mm 12 mm 15 mm 17 mm 20 mm 35 mm 37 mm 42 mm 47 mm 52 mm 11 mm 12 mm 13 mm 14 mm 1.5 mm 6301 6302 6303 6304 310 312 315 317 320 S7 EE 5 HE 6 EE 8 9/32' 5/16' 3/8' 5/8' 3/4- 7/8' 1-3/6' 1-5/8* i-7/8' SS S9 All the above bearings with special features such as :— (1) A groove in the outer ring with or withour loose ring in the groove (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above will be considered as restricted bearing and can only be imported within the quota andi conditions prescribed in the Red Book for resirictedsizes. RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. NO. 19/11— Bearing Dimensions Width Bore Hoffmann No. SKF No. Outside Diameter 62 mm 6305 335 3/4' 7/8' 1" E E3 3/8' S 3 30 mm 35 mm 42 mm 9 mm to mm 11 mm 51103 51104 5"O5 V-,% : 06 0 7 08 5/8' 5/8' 5/8' 5I3°5 25 mm TGofI—23 APPENDIX 14(1) (c)—contd. Beannij Dimensions n SKF Hoffman No. Bore Outside Width No. , T8 1' "' MW3/4 MW7/8 MWi . 23/32- 3(< 3/4' , Sizns 14 mm U 110 _, 0 DUD If ****** U325 . N 1025 . EL 9 9 mm 24 mm 7 mm VT 130 E S. No. 19/11 BALL BEARING ABOVE 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND trpTO AND INCLUDING 2" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DlAMETER Bearing Dimensions Hoffmann : Width No. SKF No. Bore Outsid Diamete 40 mm Ro mm 18 mm 16 mm 17 mm 18 mm 19 mm 20 mm 130 135 140 . . . . .. 145 150 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 30 mm 62 mm 72 mm 80 mm 85 mm 90 mm 6206 fi2O7 62C.S 6209 6210 2—1/2* 2—3f4* 3* 1—1/8' 1—1/4* 1—3/8* 1—1/2' 1—3/8* 1-3/4* 1—7/8* LS 11 LS 12 LS-13/1/2 LS 13 LS-13/i/a LS 14 LS-14/172 LS 13 . . . . .. 2* RLS 9 RLS 10 RLS 11 RLS 12 RLS 1 3' RLS 14" RLS 15 RLS 16 1/8* n716* 11/16' 3 / "' 3/4' 13/16* 13/16' 13/16' 3-1/4' 3-1/2' 3-3/4' A' 4* 2—13/16' 3—1/8* 3—1/2* 3—3/4* 1—1/8' l—i If 1-3/8- 1—1/2* 1—5/8* 1—7/8 MS 11 MS 12 MS 12I MS 13 MS 13J MS 14 MS ul MS 15 RMS 9 RMS 10 RMS 11 RMS 12 RMS 13 RMS 14 RMS 15 RMS 16 (1) A groove in the outer nng with or without loose ling in the gioove (2) A dust shield 01 plate on one or both aidei of the bearing! (3) Any combination ot items (1) and (2) abo\e will be considered at restricted beanngt and can only be imported as per conditions prescribed in the Red Book for restricted size*. U 130 . U 140 U 145 1206 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm 120B 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm 1209 45 mm 85 mm 19 mm N B.—Catalogue references quoted in the Appendix are purely for purposes of identification and no representation from any manufHCt urti Indian or Foreign for inclusion of fcjs brand will be entertained APPENDIX 14(2)—contd. Bearing Dimensions Width Hoffmann No. SKF No. Bore Outside Diameter 1306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm U 33c . 3/8' EW 1—1/8 . . EW I—1/8 1—1/8' 1 - 3 / 4' W 1—1/8 W 1—1/4 W 1—3/8 W 1—1/2 W 1—5/8 1 - 1 / 8- 1 - 1 4* 1—3/8* 1—1/2* 1—5/8' 1 - 3 / 4* 5i=$ : : : : : : ^8' 1—39/32' 23/32* 2 7 / 3 2' 2—11/32 2—15/32 2—u/16 2—13/16 2—31/32 3/8- 23/32 2 3 / 3 2' ' 23/32' ' 23/32* 1 3/4" ' 3/4' ' 3/4' 0 09 O 10 0 II O 12 0 13 0 14 0 15 0 16 W 1 Mtdtum Senei—Swgh Thrust Beaiingi—Metric i i wi 21 mm 34 mm 26 mm 28 mm 31 mm 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm 51306 51307 5130S Ji3°9 5131a 60 mm 68 mm 78 mm 85 mm S5 mm 7/8* 1* J — I / 8* 1—1/4* 1—1/2* 1—3/4* 2' * 1—3/8* T 9 T 10 T 12 T 14 T 16 MW 1—1/8 MW 1—1/4 MW 1—3/2 MW 1—3/4 MW x . . . .. 1—1/4' 2—1/2* 2—7/8* 3—5/16' 3 —I I 'K 32 mm 51407 35 mm 80 mm APPENDIX 14(2)—contd. S. No. 19/n Bearing Dimension* Width Hoflmam No. SKF No. Bore Outside Diameter HW 1 —1 . . . . .. VH 12 I-I/{{^{{FOOTNOTE 2*}}}} 3—1/2* 1 - 3 / 4' 52206 25 mm 52 mm 29 mm 54308 U 30 mm 82 mm 59 mm 135 ACD 7207 35 mm 72 mm 17 mm 80 mm 85 mm 80 mm 85 mm 100 mm 23 mm 23 nun 25 mm 5SS5 : • : : : : 145 ACD 74C9 45 mm 120 mm 29 mm BALL BEARING ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND UFTO AND INCLUDING 3". Bearing Dimension* Hoffmann SKF Width No. No. Bore Outside Diameter W 2fc . 7h' . . 2-1* . 0 20 I" 1' . 0 ij, 2 -r . 2—7/ii* 1* • 0 24 3—11/32* 3—23/32* 4 _ i / 3 2' 4-5/32- 4 - 3 / b' Wzl . W 2j . W 2—7/8 W j I - I I ' I6 MW 2* 2' . T 18 . T 20 . 2f . . 2f 4i' 4i* MW 2l 2515 E . . . 2J* 130 mm 31 mm UT 175 . 1515 • . 65 mm 130 mm 23 mm 31 mm 2515 65 mm 130 mm 25 mm Ui75 • . 1215 75 mm 130 mm Bearing Dimensions Width Bore Outside Hoffmann No. SKF No. Diameter 175 W . 2215 75 mm 130 mm 31 mm 160 AGO . 7JI2 60 mm no mm 21 mm M. B.—("') The dimensions thown against AUAdapterBallBearingsasshown in Appen- dix 14(1) aiiv3)are the internal bore of the sleeves fitted to the bearing and not the Internal bore of the bearing without the sleeves. As such, all Adapter Ball Bearings as shown in Appendix 14 (a) and (3) can only be imported within the restricted imports irrespective of the fact whether they are Imported with or without the sleeves. The face value of restric- tion for any single type of Adapter Bearings will henceforward deem to apply jointly for both inch sizes and millimeter sizes in case of Adapter Bearings, In other word* ceiling under the face value for each size will be a j oint ceiling for inch as well as the corresponding milli- meter 9ize. This will also apply to non-rcstrictcd types of Adapter Ball Bearings, t ("0 In addition to the two nukes given in the appendices, vi"., Hoffmann and SKF ball bearings of other mikei falling within the specific sizes and specific types mentioned in the appendices will also be treated as ' restricted' types and will be licensed within the restricted imports. (iu) Catalogue references quoted in the appendix are purely for purposes of indentt- Qcation and no representation from any manufacturer Indian or Foreign for inclusion of thi" brand will be entertained. BALL BEABING ABOVE 3" IN BOHI (INTERNAL) DIAMETER Bearing Dimensions Hoflmann No. SKF No. Width Bore Outside Diameter 80 mm 19 nun 105 mm ?III6 . . 100mm 135 mm 51120 . 25 mm 3f 4-I3/I6-* W 3i ITEMS FOB WHICH THE ACTUAL USER LICENCES GRANTED FOH SMALL TOOLS- PALLING UNDER S. NO. 20 OF PART II WILL NOT BE VALID—LIST OF (i) Gear Hobs. (ii) End Mills of all types, (iii) Taps—All types and all threads, (iv) Fret or Piercing Saws. (v) Reamers 3/64" dia and above, (vi) Chasers/Dies for Die heads. (vii) Steel Files (excluding needle flies and jewellers' files) and rasps. (viil) Slitting and slotting saws. (ix) Twist Drills and reamers 3/64" and above (excluding Car- bide tipped). (x) Hack Saw Blades (Hand and Machine operated). (xl) High speed Steel Tool Bits. (xii) Band Saw Blades for Wood Working, (xiii) Plain type Sheet and Plate Glass Cutters, (xiv) Tungsten carbide wire drawing dies (excluding sizes above* 3" dia. and sections other than round). (xv) Metal working Bandsaw blades. (xvi) Huntington type grinding wheel dressers. (xvli) Butt welded tools. (Section II—S. Nos. 45/11 and 48/11) V.I.R. CABLES AND WIRES FALLING UNDER S. NO. 45 OF PART II—LIST or I. VIR Insulated cables, wires and flexible cords 250 volts grade •of the types given below:— - (a) CABLES AND WIRES 1. Single core, taped, braided and compounded. 2. Flat twin, taped, braided and compounded. 3. Single core, taped, braided and compounded with special flame resisting compound, 4. Single core, taped, asbestos braided and treated with special fire resisting compound. 5. Round Twin/Round 3-core, taped, braided and compounded. 6. Single/Twin, braided and compounded (weather-proof). 7. Single/Round twin/round 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 8. Flat twin/flat 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 9. Flat twin/flat 3-core tough rubber sheathed figure '8' shaped. 10. Flat twin tough rubber sheathed with earth continuity con- ductor. 11. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 12. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 13. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed with earth conti- nuity conductor. 14. Single-round twin/round 3-core single wire armoured (left bare). 15. Single/round twin/round 3-core single wire armoured (served). 16. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-allov sheathed and single wire armoured (left bare). 17- Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed and single wire armoured (served). 18. Single Dynamo flexible, taped, braided and compounded. 19. Single/round twin/round 3-core/round 4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible. (b) FLEXIBLE CORDS (Cross-Sectional area of the core being iupto '007 sq. inch.) 1. Twisted twin/circular twin, glace cotton and artificial silk braided and workshop type. APPENDIX 16—contd. 2. Twisted 3-core/circular 3-oore glace cotton and artificial silk braided and workshop type. 3. Twin/3-core/4-core tough rubber sheathed. 4. Twin 3-core unkinkable domestic flexibles. 5. Circular twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible, taped cotton braided, wax impregnated and braided overall with fine galvanised steel wires. 6. Circular twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible taped cotton braided, wax impregnated, galvanised steel wire armoured. 7. Circular twin/circular 3-core tough rubber sheathed and braided with fine galvainised steel wires. II. VIR Insulated cable and wires of 660 volt grade of the types given below: — 1. Single/round twin/round 3-core, taped braided and com- pounded. 2. Single/round twin/round 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 3. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 4. Round twin/round 3-core wire armoured (left bare). 5. Round twin/round 3-core, single wire armoured (served). 6. Round twin/round 3-core, lead-alloy sheathed and single wire armoured (left bare). 7. Round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed and single wire armoured (served). 8. Single/round twin /round 3-core/round 4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible. 9. Single dynamo flexible, taped, braided and compounded. LIST OF V.I.R. CABLES AND WIRES OF 250 VOLTS AND 660 VOLTS GRADE FALLING UNDER S. N o. 48 (a) OF PART II OF THE I.T.C. SCHEDULE I. VIR Insulated Cables and Wires of 250 volt grade having a crosft sectional area upto 1/15 (-06) sq. Inch In the types given below:— 1. Single core, taped, braided and compounded. 2. Single core, taped, braided and compounded with special flame resisting compound. 3. Single core, taped, asbestos braided, and treated with special fire resisting compound. 4. Circular twin/3-core taped, braided and compounded. 5. Flat twin, braided and compounded. 6. Circular single core/twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 7. Single core/twin, braided and compounded (weather proof). 8. Flat twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 9. Flat twin/3-core leadalloy sheathed with earth continuity conductor. APPENDIX 16—contd. 10. Single core/circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (left bare). 11. Single core/circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (served). 12. Single core/circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed single wire armoured (left bare). 13. Single core/circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed single wire armoured (served). 14. Single core/circular twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed. 15. Flat twin/3-core rubber sheathed. 16. Flat twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed figure '8' shaped. 17. Flat twin tough rubber sheathed with earth continuity con- duct®!. 18. Flat twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed with earth continuity conductor. 19. Single core dynamo flexible cable. 20. Single core/circular twin/3-core/4-core (flexible), tough rubber sheathed. 21. Welding cables standard and special flexibility (upto 15 sq. inch). II. VIR Insulated cables and wires of 660 volt grade in the following types and sizes :— (a) Having cross sectional area 1/5 (-2) sq. inch, (1) Circular 3-core/4-core (flexible) tough rubber sheathed. (b) Having cross sectional area upto 3/10 (-3) sq. inch. (1) Circular twin (flexibled) tough rubber sheathed. (c) Having cross sectional area upto 1/2 (*5) sq. inch. (1) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed. (2) Circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (left bare). (3) Circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (served). (4) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed S.W.A. (left bare). (5) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed S.W.A. (bare). (d) Having cross sectional area upto 1 sq. inch. (1) Single core/circular twin/3-core taped braided and compounded. (2) Single core lead-alloy sheathed. (3) Single core/circular twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed. (4) Single core (flexible) tough rubber sheathed. (5) Single core dynamo flexible cable. APPENDIX 17 (Section II—S. No. 6/III) ARTICLES FALLING UNDER S. NO. 6 OF PART III WHICH CANNOT ORDINARILY BE IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES GRANTED FOR THIS ITEM—LIST OF. (a) Hand Driven Machines (Socks and Stockings). Circular Knitting Machines. (b) Circular Hand Driven Machines (Outerwears). (1) Circualr Plain Rib Machine. (2) Circular Plain Rib Machine—fitted with two types of needles working on independent cam races to pro- duce vertical strips in two colours and knop design in self colour. (3) Circular Balaclava Cap Machine. (4) Circular Half Jacquered Machine. (5) Circular Mattardana Machine. (6) Circular Check Patti Machine. (7) Circular Muffler Machine. (8) Circular Jack Round Machine. (9) Circular Plain Round Machine. (10) Circular Knee Cap Machines. (c) Circular Machines (Underwears). (1) Plain Round Machines (Hand driven) (2) Plain Inter-lock Machines. (3) Loopwheel Machines upto 32 GG. (d) Circular Power Driven Machines (Outerwears'), (1) Double jacquered machine (without dial) on stand, with automatic mechanical stop motion far making mufflers. (2) Muffler making machine;—with automatic stripers and four colour stripping arrangement with two designing wheels. (3) Plain rib machine—for the manufacture of half cardi- gan, cardigan and 1:1 rib (i) Circular rib jacquered machine—with four designing wheels, plain back. (b) Circular rib jacquered machine—on doubt stand with birds eye backing system, six designing wheels. (HI Circular rib jacquered machine—same as (5) above but with 12 designing wheels. APPENDIX 17—contd. (e) Warp Knitting Loom (Outerwear) power driven. Raschael Loom. (f) Power driven circular machines (Underwear). (1) Non-sinker plainweb machines—tor the manufacture of plain underwear fabrics from machines of gauges up to 22 including cylinders of such machines; but machines with 24 gauge, 26 gauge and 28 gauge cylinders will be allowed provided firm orders have been placed for supply of equal number of machines with the indigenous manufacturers on the approved list of the office of the Textile Commissioner. Spare cylinders of 24 gauge will not be allowed to Hosiery Manufacturers, but will be considered to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay. Cylinders of 26 gauge and above to the Hosiery Manufacturers will be considered for the replacement pur- pose for the similar type of cylinders in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay provided the necessity of replacement has been duly certified by the State Autho- rities concerned. Import of cylinders of 20 gauge and above to Hosiery Machine Manfacturers will be consider- ed in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. The import of cylinders for hosiery machines will not be allowed to Established Importers. (2) Sinker body machine, sizes same as (1) above including cylinders of such machines. (3) Rib eyelet machine—for the manufacture of eyelet under- wear fabric. (g) Braiding Machines.—A.U. applications for special types only will be considered in consultation with the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay. (h) Plain Flat Knitting Machine upto 12 N.P.I. (Hand-driven). N.B.—Applications from actual users for replacement purposes irr respect of Raschael Looms and other Warp Knitting Machines in this Appendix will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. (Section II—S. Nos. 105, 106/IV and 8, 17, 18, 19 and 20/V) MINEHAL OILS, KEROSENE, MOTOR SPIRIT, GREASES AND LUBRICATING OILS—LICENSING POLICY FOR APRIL 1964—MARCH 1965. 1. Import of Mineral Oils falling under S. Nos, 105 and 106 of Part IV and Kerosene and Motor Spirit falling under S. Nos. 18 and 19 of Part V of the LT-C. Schedule. Applications will be considered ad hoc in consultation with the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi and licences will be granted only to the oil companies importing the articles in bulk without packing on the recommendation of that Ministry. (a) No licences will be granted for import of Paraffin Wax from any source. (b) Greases and Petroleum Jellies (S. Nos. 8/V)—Licences will be granted to the Established Importers and the oil companies on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi and import of only special types of greases which are not manufactured in the country and Petroleum Jellies (including Petrolatum) will be allowed. The imports of the following types of greases, which are at present available with the indigenous manufacturers, will not be allowed :— 1. Soda Base Greases. 2. Lime Base Greases. 3. Aluminium Base Greases. 4. Graphite Greases. The above restrictions on import will not apply to the Ball and Roller bearing greases, Aviation speciality greases, Lithium base multi-purpose greases, Miscellaneous Lime, Soda or Aluminium Base greases and Special grades of greases which are not currently manufactured in the country, irrespective of their Base. (c) The licensees will, however, have an option to import against their licences for greases, the special types of greases as stated above and Petroleum Jellies (including Petrolatum) or Mineral Oils, N.O.S. or Lubricating Oils for an equivalent amount- (a) Licences for Transformer Oil, Switch Oil and Insulating Oil will be granted to Established Importers and the oil companies on an ad hoc basis on the recommendations of the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), APPENDIX 18—contd. New Delhi. The licences for these grades of oils will be inter- changeable and the importer will have an option to import all or any of the three grades of oils to the extent of the value covered by the licence. While submitting applications for the import of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil and Insultaing Oil, the applicants will be required to give a clear undertaking in their applications to the effect that they will submit to the State Governments concerned, in whose jurisdiction the sales of these products are made, statements of the sales and stocks complete in all respects invariably by the 15th of the succeeding month to which they relate failing which the application for the import of these grades of Oils will not be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The importers of Transformer Oil, Insulating oil and Switch oil will be required to sell these oils only to the Electrical Under- takings and manufacturers and users of Transformers and switch gears and the sale will be subject to the condition that they will obtain from the parties a certificate to the effect that the oil purchased by them will neither be used for adulteration purpose nor sold to any other party. The importers will forward these undertakings from the buyers in original to the respective State Governments, m whose jurisdiction the sales are made, along with the statements of Etocks and sales as required in para 9 below. The imports of Transformer Oil will be required to pass the latest Indian Standard Specification. In such cases, however, where the Transformer Oil is supplied along with the Transformers, or where the Transformer manufacturers guarantee the performance of their Transformers only when they are filled with the Transformer Oil of their own brand, the imports of such special types of Transfor- mer Oils will also be allowed on merits of each case provided the importers furnish along with their applications detailed specifica- tions of Transformer Oil, which they propose to import, giving colour, the specific gravity, the flash point (by Pensky Martens Closed Test), the viscosity (the temperature and the name of the Instrument must be given) the dielectric strength (by procedure laid down in the I.S. Specification) and the loss on evaporation at 110 dogree C. These specifications will be specified on the licence and the oil imported will be required to conform to these specifications. Of all othpr nils falling under this Serial No. licences will be granted to Established Importers and the oil companies only for the following items on ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Minister of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi:— (1) Cutting Oils, (2) Mineral Colza Oils, (3) Shock Absorber Oils, (4) Flushing Oils, (5) Penetrating Oils, (6) Leather Oils, (7) Heat Transfer Oils, (8) Wire Rope Compounds and Bituminous Grade Lubricants, (9) Aviation Specialities, (10) Corrosion Preventives, (11) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and board insulators, (12) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber goods, (13) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides, (14) Special Paper Softening Oil for tissues and speciality papers, (15)" Quenching Oils, (16) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of glass moulds, (17) Aromatic Mineral Oil—Rubber Plasticisers, (18) Mineral Oil Emulsions Mould Lubricants. (19) Mineral Hydrocarbon OU used aa a pour point depressant, (20) Mineral Oils used as additive for lubricating oil*, (21) Oils for vacuum work in laboratory equipment, and (22) Dust Preventives Oils. Mineral Oils N.O.S, or special Greases or Petroleum Jellies (includ- ing Petrolatum) or Lubricating Oils for an equivalent amount. (b) The policy with regard to the import at Medicinal Liquid Paraffin of U.SP./B.P. specifications, Textile Finishing Oils, Textile Fibre Oils and Batching Oils for fibres has been separately given in Section II of this Book. Issue of import licences for Mineral Oils Not Otherwise Specified falling under Serial No. 17 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule, is also subject to such conditions as may be imposed and such instructions as may be issued from time to time by the Ministry of Steal, Mint* and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi. 4. Import of Lubricating Oils falling under Serial No. 20 of Part V, of the LT.C. Schedule Licences for imports of lubricating oils will be granted to fctafc- lished Importers and the oil companies on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineer- ing (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi. The licenses will, however, have an option to import against these licence* for lubricating oils, either lubricating oils or special greases or petroleum jellies (including petrolatum) for an equivalent value. The importers of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N.O.S. etc., and Greauea are also required to submit to the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi, two quarterly returns giving (i) their actual imports (both quantity and C.I.F. value), and (ii) their stocks and sales during the quarter in the proformae prescribed, by that Ministry for t h i, purpose before the end of the following month of the quarter to which they relate, failing which, their licences are liable to be suspended. If any further details are required, the same may be had direct from the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi. 5. The applicants for the import of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N.O.S., Transformer Oils etc., and Greases falling under S. Nos. 20, 17, and 8 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule arc required to furnish alone with their respective import applications full details of the valid licences granted to them in the preceding periods and the details of the actual imports made by them against these licences upto the tine of the commencement of the licensing period for which the application TG of 1—24 APPENDIX 18—contd. to made. These detaili should invariably show the licence cumbers* the value of the licences granted, and the description and value of the products actually imported by them against these licences upto the time of the commencement of the licensing period. This infor- mation should also invariably be furnished direct to the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi. 6. If any import of Lubricating Oils f ailing under S. No. 20 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule has been made by the applicants in bulk without packing in the past, they should intimate to the Ministry oil Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), direct the actual imports made during each of the last two licensing periods (both quantity and C.I.F. value); similar informa- tion regarding their packed imports during these periods should also be indicated separately to that Ministry. The required information should reach the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), latest by the 15th June, 1964. 7. No licences will be granted for improt of White Oil from any source. 8. Spindle lubricatfcrf oil imported under S. No. 207V should conform to a minimum standard of 36 seconds at H0°F (Red Wood No. 1, viscosity) with a closed flash point (Pensky Mart"ns) of a minimum of 290'IP. The import of spindle oil of a lower viscosity will not be allowed against licences for lubricating oils falling under S. No. 20/V. 9. The importers of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil, Insulating Oil and Liquid Paraffin, will be required to submit to the State Govern- ments concerned in whose jurisdiction the sales are made, a statement of sales and stocks together with the Undertakings, b\ original obtained from the purchasers that they will not use the oil for adul- teration purposes, with a copy thereof (without the undertakings) to the Director General of Health Services, Ministry of Health, New Delhi and the Secretary, Indian Central Oil Seeds Committee, lUsheeda Manzil, Khairatabad, Hyderabad by the 15th of the month succeeding the month to which it relates, failing which action will be taken under the I.T.C regulations. The form and manner In which the information Is required to be furnished can be obtained from the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi. 10. Applications for imports of CRUDE* OILS will alto be considered in consultation with the Ministry of Steel, Mines and Heavy Engineering (Department of Mines and Metals), New Delhi Licences for Crude Oils will be granted to the Refining Oil Companies Importing the articles in bulk without packing on the recommenda- tion of that Ministry and will be subject to the condition that th" goods imported will be used in their own Refineries. APPENDIX 18—concld. I. Serial Nos. 105, 106.—Part IV of the Schedule and Serial Nos. 18, 19—Part V of the Schedule:— Oil Companies should apply for bulk licences. II. Serial No. 8.—Part V of the Schedule Ivide para. 2 (b) ] :— III. Serial No. 17.—Part V of the Schedule: — (i) For Transformer Oils. (ii) Switch Oils. (iii) Insulating Oils. (iv> For the remaining items. N.B.—Even though separate applications are to be made for the different sub-items, applicants should note that all applications for "d hoc licences should be made on the same day and in the same •cover, furnishing cross-references regarding all the applications made by them for this Serial No. as a whole. IV. Serial No. 20-—Part V of the Schedule (vide para. 4 ) :~ For Lubricating Oils. 12- Preference will be given to the importers who can import supplies at most economic prices. *N.B.—By Crude Oils ate meant all natural liquid product!, consisting mainly of hydrocarbons, which have undergone no treatment other than Btfttlinf (dtcantntion), dehydration, desalting, or stabilisation, to which no products have beon added other than •thoa: previously recovered by physical methods in the course of theie trcitmenti. DRUGS, 11/IEDICINES AND PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS—LICENSING POLICY* FOR APRIL 1964—MARCH 1965. Some of the drugs and medicines are given in Lists I, II and III. Licences issued for drugs and medicines will not be valid for import of items mentioned in List II, but past import of items shown in List II, if imported within the basic period, will count for computation of consolidated quota for drugs and medicines. List III contains' items of drugs and medicines for which licences will be granted separately for each item on a quota based on imports of individual items. The consolidated quota certificates issued to established, importers for general and soft areas respectively will not be disturbed- though a few items have been given separate quotas based on the import of those items only and included in List III. However, in cases where quotas have been established only on the basis of past imports of a single item under general drugs and medicines, which is subsequently included in List III, the quota certificates so issued will have to be surrendered, if the importers desire to get their quota ns-established under List III on the basis of the past imports of that item. 2- Licences will be granted on a quota of 10 per cent, of half of the beat year's imports of Drugs and Medicines falling under this S No. toccluding items 1 to 42 in List III and S. No. 31 (b)/V. These licences will be valid only for import of items as detailed in List I. 3. Quota licences granted under this procedure will not be valid) for the import of drugs and medicines shown in list II & III. 4 Quota licences granted for items specified in List III of this Appendix will also be valid for import of drugs and medicines included in List I (Essential List) of this Appendix. However, quota licences granted for 'Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines' and 'Homoeopathic medicines' will not be so valid. 5 AU applications from Hospitals, Clinical, Pathological and Analytical laboratories and other recognised institutions for import of essential equipments and accessories and special drugs and chemi- cals will be considered by C.C.I. in consultation with the D.G.H.b., New Delhi, against a ceiling. Applications should be submitted to the C.C.I. & E. through the State Health Departments who will certify the essentiality of the stores proposed to be importer) 6 Applications for additional licences from established importers for import of surgical ligatures and sutures may be considered by the Chief Controller of I r - ^ t s. New Delhi in consultation with the- APPENDIX 19—conrd. Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi against the celling. Applicants should be holders of import licences under the Drugs Act and should indicate in their applications particulars of their Drug Import Licence Number, the value of the quota licences granted to them during the previous two periods, the extent to which the licences have been utilised and the c.ii. prices of the Items proposed to be imported. 7. Import of free samples of drugs and medicines:—In order to minimise delay and inconvenience to bonaf.de sole representatives of manufacturers abroad in importing consignments of free samples of drugs and medicines, it has been decided to authorise the licensing authorities at the ports to grant Customs Clearance Permits to cover the import of free samples of drugs1 and medicines covered by List I of this Appendix subject to the following conditions: — (1) No remittance of foreign exchange is involved; (2) The c.i.f. value of the consignment is reasonably small and does not in any case exceed Rs. 5,000 (Rupees five thousand); (3) The samples are imported in packings which are distinctly different from regular trade packings; and (4) Each packing is clearly marked "Physician's samples— Not to be sold". Applications should be made in the proper form and manner to the licensing authorities concerned. Only one Custom Clearance Permit will be issued to a firm wherever necessary and for this purpose only the Head Office of the firm should apply. 8. Customs Clearance Permits for new drugs will also be granted by C.C.I., New Delhi. Such applications should be made to C.C.I., New Delhi through the Drugs Controller, India 9. With a view to ensure that the pharmaceutical industry is able to secure the essential basic drugs required by them. Actual user applications from such of the units which are not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will be con- sidered by the port licensing authorities. Such manufacturing units should submit their applications for import of these raw materials in the usual form and manner duly supported by the necessary essen- tiality certificates from the State Drugs Control Authorities as per list Riven in Annexure IV. The applicants should give full justinca- tion for the import of the items of raw materials supplied for. in addition, they should also furnish information as required m Public Notice No. 70-ITC(PN)/57, dated 26th October, 1957 reproduced in Annexure V to this Appendix. The additional information required in terms of para 2(iv) of this Public Notice should, however, be furnished in the revised proforma given in Annexure III to tms Appendix. Applications complete in all respects should be macle ?° as to reach the Port licensing authority concerne-d by the L3tn August 1964.) APPENDIX 19—contd. 10- in order that the pharmaceutical industry is able to secure special apparatus, Instruments and equipment required for the manu- facture of drugs and medicines and also chemicals and reagents- required for testing the raw materials and finished products, actual users' applications from such of the units which are not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will be considered by the Port Licensing Authorities on the basis of essen- tiality certificate granted by the State Drugs Control Authorities. Such manufacturing units should submit applications for import of these special apparatus, reagents, chemicals, etc., in the usual form supported by the necessary essentiality certificates and giving full justification for import of these special apparatus, etc. applied for. 11. Quota licences granted for List I and List m Items will not be valid for imports of reagents labelled as specifically conforming to A.R. and G.R. qualities excepting Diagonostic Agents which are specified in Annexure VI to Appendix 19. 12. The provisions of Drugs Act, 1940 and the Rules thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. Applicants for import of drugs under the Import Trade Control Regulations should declare in their application forms that they hold valid licences under the Drugs Act for sale of drugs applied for by them and also quote the number and date of that licence. LIST I The drugs and medicines, listed below either in their pure form or as preparations thereof, containing one or more of the specified Items in prophylactic or therapeutic quantities, except where prepa- rations are sepeciflcally excluded, and also excluding Pharmacopoeia! Tinctures and Liquors, provided that drugs and medicines or prepa- rations thereof which are covered by the Pharmacopoeias prescribed under the Drugs Act or the Rules thereunder should conform to the standards prescribed in the respective Pharmacopoeias : Absorbable Gelatin Sponge. Acenocoumarol. Acetylcholine. Acridines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Mepacrine and its preparations. Active principles of Ammi-visnaga, natural or synthetic. Active principles of Digitalis. Adeps Lanae excluding preparations thereof. Adrenaline excluding preparations thereof. Adrenochrome Monosemicarbazone. APPENDIX 19—contd. Agar Agar (Pharmaceutical grade) excluding preparations thereol Alphachymotrypsin. Aluminium Glycinate excluding preparations thereof. Amidopyrine excluding preparations thereof. Aminopterlne Sodium. Amiphenazole. Amphetamine and altyl derivatives of Amphetamine excluding preparations thereof. Amyl Nitrite. Anaesthetics, surface, regional and general (excluding anaestha- tlc ether, ethyl chloride, procaine hydro-chloride and procalne hydrochloride preparations). Antimonii et Sodii Tartras excluding preparations thereof. Anti-histaminic drugs in bulk other than Meclizine Hydrochlorida and Buclizine Hydrochloride. Apomorphine Hydrochloride. Atropine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Barbiturates excluding preparations thereof. Benactizine Hydrochloride excluding preparations thereof. Bemegnde- Benzyl Benzoate excluding preparations thereof. Bismuth Tribromophenate excluding preparations thereof. Bretylium Tosylate. Brilliant Green excluding preparations thereof. Bromoisovalerylurea excluding preparations thereof. Busulphan. Calcium Hypophosphite excluding preparations thereof. Calcium Levulinate excluding preparations thereof. Carbacholum excluding preparations thereof. Carbon Tetrachloride. Carbromal excluding preparations thereof. Carbimazole. Cetrimide excluding preparations thereof. APPENDIX 19—contd. Chiniofonum excluding preparations thereol Chlorambucil. Chlorhexidine and its salts, excluding preparations thereof. Chloroform B.P. excluding preparations thereof. Chlorpropamide excluding preparations thereof. Chlorpromazine excluding preparations thereof. Chlorthiazide excluding preparations thereof. Choline Chloride excluding preparations thereof- Chorionic Gonadotrophin. Chrysarobin and Dithranol excluding preparations thereof. Citrated calcium carblnude. Citrovorum Factor. Colchicine excluding! preparations thereof. Corticotrophin (ACTH). Creosote from wood excluding preparations thereof. Crotamiton excluding preparations thereof. Curare and its preparations and other muscle relaxants. Cyclophosphamide. Cyclofcrlne. Dental anaesthetics in cartridges excluding ethyl chloride and Lidocalne. Dexamethaione and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Dtwopropyl flourophosphate. Dimerctprol (B.A.L.). Diagno#tic Agents RB specified in Annexure VI. Disulphiram. Kphtdrine and its aalt* excluding preparations thereat. Ergot alkaloid* excluding preparations thereof. fcytiirityl Tetrandtrwte. APPENDIX 19—contd. Ethionamlde. Estradiol and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Ethyl Biscoumacetate excluding preparations thereof. Fibrinolysin (Human). Fluorescein soluble excluding preparations thereof- Furaltadone. Gallamlne Triethiodlde. Gentian Violet excluding preparations thereof. Glyceryl Trinltrate. Glycosides of Strophanthus and Scoilla. Hexyl Resorcinol and preparations thereof which are used tm anthelmintics. Homatropine hydrobromide excluding preparations thereof. Human Gamma Globulin. Hydantoin and its derivatives excluding preparations thereof. Hyaluronida*e. •Hydrochlorthiazide excluding preparations thereof. ••Hydroxy-progestrone Capronate excluding preparations thereof. Hyoscine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Ichthammol excluding preparations thereof. Imipramine. Inositol excluding preparations thereof. Insulin, all sorts, excluding injection of insulin (plain) injection of protamine Zinc Insulin and Injection of Globin Insulin. Iodine excluding preparations thereof. Ipecacuanha excluding preparations thereof. Isoprenaline Sulphate excluding preparations thereof. Isoxsurpine. Kaolin light, pharmacopoeial grade excluding preparations thereof. Lactose excluding preparations thereof. Leptazol excluding preparations thereof. Levarterenol Bitartrate. Lithium Citrate excluding preparations "thereof. Lobeline and its salts. APPENDIX 19—contd. Magnesium Oxide excluding preparations thereof. Mannitol Hexanitrate. Manno-Mustine. Mecamylamine Hydrochloride. Medicinal contraceptives excluding foam tablets. Dl-Methionine and its derivatives excluding preparations thereof. Mephenesin excluding preparations thereof. Mercaptopurine. Mercurial diuretics excluding preparations thereof. Methohexital Sodium. Methoin excluding preparations thereof. Methotrexate. Methyl para hydroxy Benzoate excluding preparations thereof. Methyl para hydroxy Benzoate Sodium excluding preparation* thereof. Mustine Hydrochloride. Nalorphine and ita salts. Neomycin sulphate excluding preparations thereof. Neostigmine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Nitmfurantin. NopadrenaHne esckwiing p"epaitttM>ns thereof. Noranfljoetenolone phemyl propioaate- Nopethandtanolooe. •*Norethistero"e airti Noretklgt""one acetate excluding preparation* thereof. **NoTethynodrel excluding preparations thereof. Normal Human Blood Plasma. Octyl Nitrite, Oil of Chenopodium excluding preparations thereof. Oleum Theobromatis excluding preparations thereof. Organic Antimony Compounds excluding Urea Stibamine. Organic Aresenic Compounds, excluding carbarsone and AcetarsoL Orphenadrine Hydrochloride. Ouabain. APPENDIX 19—contd. Oxytocln. Paracetamol excluding preparations thereof. Paraffin Durum excluding preparations thereof. Paraffin Molle excluding preparations thereof. Paradione. Paraldehyde. Pempidine Tartrate. Penicillinase in a form for parenteral administration. Pentaerythrityl Tetranltrlte. Pentalonium Tartrate. Pethidine Hydrochloride excluding preparations thereof. Phenformin excluding preparations thereof. Phenothiazine excluding preparations thereof. Phenindione excluding preparations thereof. Phenyl Butazone and its salts excluding preparations thereof! Picrotoxin Injection. Pilocarpine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Phenylephrine Hydrochloride, excluding preparations thereof. Propantheline Bromide. Physostigmine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Phenylcinchoninic acid and its derivatives excluding preparations thereof. Phenylmercuric Acetate excluding preparations thereof. Phenylmercuric Nitrate excluding preparations thereof. Phthalyl Sulphathiazole excluding preparations thereof. Piperazine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Poliomyelitis Vaccine. Potassium Guaiacol Sulphonate excluding preparations thereof. Primidone. Probenecid tablets. Procainamide. Prochlorperazine and its salts excluding preparations thereof. Procyclidine Hydrochloride. APPENDIX 1"—contd. Progesterone excluding preparations thereof. Promazine Hydrochloride. Propantheline Bromide. Propyl para hydroxy Benzoate excluding preparations thereof. Propyl para hydroxy Benzoate Sodium excluding preparations thereof. Protamine Sulphate. Pyrazinamlde. Qulnidine Sulphate excluding preparations thereof. Reserpine excluding preparations thereof. Russell's Viper Ven"n or other snake venom excluding An venom serum. Serum Gonadotrophin. Sodium Benzoate excluding preparations thereof. Sodium Ptntnucleotide. Sodium Cacodylate excluding preparations thereof. Spironolactone. Streptokinase—Streptodornase. Sulphacetamide and its Sodium salt excluding preparations thereof. Sulphadimethoxime excluding preparations thereof. Sulphafurazole excluding preparations thereof. Sulphaguanidine excluding preparations thereof. Sulphaphenazole excluding preparations thereof. Stibophen excluding preparations thereof. Suramin. Tetraethylthiuram Monosulphide excluding preparations thereof. Theobromine and its salts, excluding preparations thereof. (Quota licences issued for Drugs and Medicines will not permit import of Caffeine or Methyl Theobromine). Theophylline cum Ethylenediamine excluding preparations thereof. Thiopentone sodium. Thiouracil and it* alkyl derivatives. ToJnaolinc Hydrochloride. TottxrtanmM* tookiding premrationa thereof. APPENDIX 19—contd. Tretamine. Trifluoperazine. Trtflupromazine excluding preparations thereof. Trihexyphenidyl Hydrochloride. Xrimethadione. Tribromethyl Alcohol. Thiacetazone. Thio-Tepa. Thrombin. Thrombokinase. Trypan Blue. Tuberculin. Vasopressine injection. Vitamins excluding:— (1) Vitamin A its esters and their preparations; (2) Cod and fish liver oils and preparations thereof; (3) Nicotinic Acid Nicotinarnide and preparations thereof; (4) Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B-12) and preparations thereof; (5) Vitamin 'C (Ascorbic Acid and its salts) and preparation* thereof; (6) Vitamin B (Pyridoxine)j (7) Vitamin K" (Menadione); (8) Preparations of vitamins other than those covered by 1 to 7 above. Warfarin Sodium. *N.B.—The c-i.l price of Hydrochlorthiazide in bulk shall not exceed Rs. 50 per kg. •"•The C.I.F. price of Hydroxy Progestrone excluding preparations thereof, Norethynodrel excluding preparations thereof and Norethis- terone and Norethisterone acetate excluding preparations thereof shall not exceed Rs. 2 per gram, Rs. 14 per gram and Rs. 14 per gram respectively. NOTE-—Request for inclusion of any other drug or medicine in the Essential List (List I) or in the quota licence may be addressed to the licensing authorities at the ports indicating the value upto which the drug or medicine is intended to be imported. Full justi- fication in support of the request and illustrative literature, if any, should be furnished. Such requests for endorsement on quota licences "hould be made, as far as possible, at one tim" and not later than two months after the issue of the quota licence, t" tke UoW***- APPENDIX 19—contd. authorities at the ports with a copy to the D.G.H.S., New Delhi. While submitting applications for endorsement the following infor- mation should be furnished: — (1) Value of quota licence held; and (2) Quantities and values upto which additional items are required and the c.i-f. prices at which 'the import! will be made. The List of articles which will not be valid for importation •gainst licences issued for Drugs and Medicines. 1. Alum. 2. Allyl Isothiocyanate. 3. Ammonium Bromide including preparation* thereof. 4. Bismuth sub-carbonate. 5. Bismuth aub-nitrate. 6. Bismuth Oxychloride. 7. Bismuth Citrate. 8. Bismuth Salicylate. 9. Buchu leaves. 10. Calcium lactate. 11. Calcium Chloride. 12. Camphene. 13. Carbon Dioxide Gas. 14. Chromic Acid. 15. Chloral and chloral hydrate including preparations thereof. 16. Chloro and Iodo derivatives of hydroscy quinoline. 17. Ethyl Chloride. 18. Ethyl Ether and Anaesthetic Ether. 19. Ferrous Sulphate. 20. Galenicals of Belladonna excepting spread plasters of Bella- donna. 21. Glycerin. 22. Hydrochloric Acid. 23. Iron Ammonium Citrate. 24. Iron Bromide including preparations thereof. 25. Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt). 26. Magnesium Carbonate (Heavy). 27. Nitric Acid. 28. Potassium Acetate. 29 Potassium Bromide. 30. Potassium Citrate. APPENDIX 19—contd. 31. Paraffin liquid BP. or U.S.P. or its preparations. 32. Santonin. 33. Sodium Bromide. 34. Sodium Sulphate. 35. Sodium Phosphates. 36 Sodium Acetate. 37. Sodium Citrate, 38. Strychnine Hydrochloride. 39. Strychnine and its salts. 40. Sulphathiazole tablets. 41. Sulphadiazine tablets. 42. Sulphapyridine tablets. 43. Sulphadimidine tablets. 44. Tonic or medicated wines. 45. Zinc Oxide. List of drugs and medicines and other vehicles used in th" manufacture of pharmaceuticals for which licences will be granted on a quota based on imports of individual items. The drugs and medicines listed below can be imported either in their pure form in bulk or as preparations thereof, containing one or more of the specified items in prophylactic or therapeutic quan- tities except where otherwise specified but excluding all B P. tinctures and liquors. The provisions of the Drugs Act, 1940 and the Rules hereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. NOTE:—The terms 'in bulk' wherever used below will cover the import of a drug in its basic form and will not include import in the form of any preparations or formulations, such as capsules, syrups, tablets, ointments, etc., etc. Remarki Name of the drug s. .Quota percentage or medicine No. 2 i 3 4 i (") Antibiotics, the following namely :— ("') Chloramphenicol Nil A . U. applications from manu- facturers will be consi- dered by port licensing autho- rities in consultation with Drugs Controller, India, New Delhi. APPENDIX 19—contd. 2 I 3 4 Nil (i) Same remark as against Nil O x y t e t r a c y c l i ne J S 3 -, Nil ( ") (" {a) Tetracycline. • • • Nil Nil (b) APPENDIX 19—contd. I 2 4 3 2 Acid Salicylic ' excluding pre- Nil parations thereof. Nil Acid Aceryl Salicylic excluding 3 preparations thereof. ArRenti Proteinum and Argent! Nil 4 Proteinummitc . . .. Ammonium chloride . .. Nil 5 6 Antl-leproay drugs . .. 5% Requests from State Government* for import of this drug In bulk for anti-leprosy Schemes will be considered by port licensing authorities in consultation with the D.G.H.S. The applica- tions should be made by 30-6-1964. Chloro quina Salt . .. Licences will be valid for import 7 71% in bulk only. 8 Bottled PenicUlin and Iti pre- parations, the following only— (a) (0 Crystalline Penicillin G. ' Calcium. (it) Procaine Penicillin Q. with Crystalline Penicillin G. Oily injection. (1Y1) Penicillin G. Dcithyl Aminoethul cater Hydro- Iodide. 5% (ft>) Procaine Penicillin G. In oil with aluminium monos- tarate. Licences will be valid for the import of 'Procaine pendllin 'G' in oil with 'Aluminium mono- sterate* in bulk only. (0) Procaine Penicillin In oil. (vi) Penicillin dressings, (oil) Dibenzulethylene diaminr Dipenicillin G. j Nil (b) (j) Penicillin tablets • • •) (a; Penicillin Lozenges - > (A/) Penicillin ointments - j 9 Bottled penicillin, the following Nil only i— (0 Crystalline Penicillin i c- dium or Crystalline Peni- cillin Potassium ; (If) Crystalline Penicillin Procaine ; and (iK) Procaine PenldlHn G. Fortifled with Crystalline Penicillin G. (Sodium or Potassium) (Aqueous) 7 G of I—25 APPENDIX 19—contd. I 2 3 4 10 Nil II Carbarsone 5% 12 Cortisone and hydrocortisone, Nil 13 Nil APPENDIX 19—contd. I 3 4 3 15 Cocaine Hydrochloride, Pcthi- dine Hydrochloride, Metha- done Hydrochloride, Ami- done Hydrochloride and Djhy drohydroxyco del no ne. (1) Applications will be con- sidered by port licensing authorities In consultation with the Narcotic Com- misiloner and the licences issued for a period of one year. Applicants will be required to produce the import recommcndationi from the Narcotic Commis- sioner and alio to quote their licence number and date under the Excise Rules and furnish full value of past Imports of this item .during the last two or three year* and detail* of suppllea thereof made to Actual Users. The applications should be made by 30-6-1964. (2) Applications from firms borne on the book* of the Directo- rate General of Technical Development should be made to C.C.I., New Delhi through the Directorate Gener"l of Technical Deve- lopment with the above Information. 16 Caffoine and its salts Licences will be valid tor im- port* In bulk only ind will eiclada ivflelne salts. 17 Anhydrous Dextrose excluding pre- parations. (I) Lice net* will be valid foi Im- port of deztiose anhydrotu of lnjcctable grade In balk only. (i) Applications from Actual user* like hospitals and Established Importers (who may have Imported this Item In retail or bulk packings) having firm orders from Actual Users like hospitals will also be considered by the port licensing authori- ties. Licences to Actual Users like hospitals will be granted with a letter of authority In favour of any established im- porters of the choice of the ap- plicant. In the case of ap- plications from established Im- porters, licences may be granted on the recommenda- tions of the Drugs Controller (India). The licences under this provision will be isiued APPENDIX 19—contd. I 2 3 4 subject to the following condition:— " T h is licence Is intended to cover orders booked by the applicants on behalf of Actual Users and supplies against such imports will be made to those Actual Users at prices to be deter- mined by the licensing authority ". 18 Dl-calcium and di-godlum phosphate . . .. Emetine Hydiochloride exclud- Nil Nil 19 ing preparations thereof. Ferrous gluconate Glyoero Phosphates excluding 20 31 Nil Nil preparation thereof. Homoeopathic medicine* Zl (0 Licences will also be valid for the import of Homoeope- llets and lactose. (if) Quota licences can be utilised for the Import of special types of phials which are used for boul- ing and storing Homoeopathic medicines. (iii) Licences will not be valid for import of homoeopathic medi- cines intended for external applications, but this restriction will not apply to import of Succus Cineraria Martime and Mullain oil. (tv) Preparations claiming to be Homoeopathic medicines but which contain drugs in thera- peutic or prophylactic dosages as specified in non-Homoeo- pathic Pharmacopoeias will not be allowed import against this entry. Isonicotinic acid hydrazlde Iodldot excluding preparations 24 20% Nil thereof. Liver extract injectible and liver Nil 25 extract for oral use. Malt extract excluding prepara- 26 Nil tions thereof. (1) A.U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. (2) Licences for Malt Extract cannot be used for Impon of drugs and medicime* containing malt e n a c t. APPENDIX 19—contd. I 2 3 4 M e d i c i n al c o n t r a c e p t i v es n a m e- 1 0% ly F o im tablet) i l. thereof . . .. Nil Nil 30. Nil Nil 31. I 2 j% A. U. application* will be * e a- sidered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. Ac- tual Users should approach the indigenous manufacturer* for the requirements of So- dium p A.S. 33. Nil 34 Nil Nil 35 2 0% Imports will be canalised through an agency approved by Go- vernment and distribution to Actual Users will be made in accordance with the direc- tions of the Directorate Gene- ral of Technical Development The basic period will be upto Sera, Vaccines, Toxins, Anti- toxin excluding Cholera Vaccine, T.A.B. Vaccines, Anti-rabic Vaccine, Anti- Venom Serum and Anti- Influenza Vaccine. 37- Sodium Salicylate excluding preparations thereof. . .. Nil 38. 39. thereof . . .. * Nil Nil 40. 41. Nil 42. Nil APPENDIX 19—contd. [Please see remark (i) against item 13 of List III] I 2 3 I 3 A g a r i c, W h i te . . .. B a m b oo C a m p h or 3 B c a r "r c a s t o r c um 4 Ghariltum, Gherakmn. Bandochan- Blladonna leaves and roots. 5 6 Bcrberis Valgaria Linn • 7 8 Burnjaimf 9 10 Colchlcum Sweet 13 H a r m al ( P a g a n um H a r m a l) • 14 H y o i c y a m ut lea vet ( H e n b a n e) I n d i an jujube or C h i n e se D a te 15 16 (Zjzyphu" Sativa G a e r t n) Jalap R o o ts . . . .. 17 J u n i p tr Berries . . .. 18 L a v a n d u la t t o t c h as L i n nJ Syrian Rue. Unnab. Jalapha. Haubcfa Ahoober. 19 M a n na . . .. 20 21 Mimosa Pudica Linn Shir Khlsht. 22 23 24 *5 26 27 23 29 30 3i 32 33 34 Star Anise of China (Illicium verum Hookf). Shilajeet Stone . . .. 35 36 37 APPENDIX 19—contd [Please see remark (i) against item 13 of List III] 3 • •1 • •2 •*3 4 **5 6 •*7 8 * . .. 9 **IO •*n 13 " 14 13 ••16 20 • 21 22 23 24 35 ••26 •27 28 APPENDIX 19—contd. (Please see Para 9 of this Appendix) Quantity C.I.F. value thereof Detailed des- cription of the item re- Stock in : hand on 1-4-1964 End pro- ducts or ; products for which quired 7 months before the date of appli- cation the Itemrr required 6 1 7 5 3 4 APPENDIX 19—contd. L I ST OF STATE D R U GS CONTROL AUTHORITIES Office address of t he D r u gs C o. S. N o. N a me of t he State . Director, M e d i c al S e r v i c e s, A n d h m, 1 AnJhrfl Hyderabad ( D c c c a n ). 3 A s s am . . .. 3 B i h ar . . .. 4 G u j a r at . . .. Gujarat State3 A h m e d a b a d - I 6. 3 K e r a la . . .. Services, Kerala, Trivandrum. 6 M a d h ya P r a d e sh 7 M a h a r a s h t ra . . i M a d r as . . .. 9 M y s o re . . .. 10 O n s ai . . .. baneshwar. 11 Punjab . . .. 14 W c it Bengal 15 D e l hi . . .. 18 Trlpura . . .. Health Directorate, Tripura, Agartala. APPENDIX 19—contd. (Please see Para. 9 of this Appendix) COPY OP PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 70-ITC(PN)/57, DATED 26TH OCTOBER, 1957. SUBJECT:—Import of raw materials required by the Pharmaceutical industry during October, 1957—March, 1958. Attention of the importers is invited to provisions contained in Appendix XIX to the current Red Book which detail the irr^ort policy for Drugs and Medicines for the period October, 1957- viarcn, 1958. 2. Representations have been received that some hardship is being experienced by the Pharmaceutical industry in regard to the procure- ment of basic drugs required by some of the manufacturing units which are not borne on the books of the Development Wing. With a view to ensure that the Pharmaceutical industry is enabled .o secure the essential basic drugs required by them, it has been decided to consider A.U. applications on an ad-hoc basis from such of the units which are not borne on the books of the Development Wing. Such manufacturing firms should submit their applications for im- port of these raw materials in the usual form and manner to C.C.I., New Delhi duly supported by the necessary Essentiality Certificate and giving full justification for the import of the items of raw materials applied for. In addition, they should "lso furnish the follow- ing information: — (i) Source of procurement of the items concerned in the past and efforts made to secure supplies from these sources. (ii) Extent of quota, if any, held by the applicants and the value of quota licence expected to be received by the applicant for the items applied for, for the period October, 1957— March, 1958. (iii) Typed copy of the Manufacturing Licence held under the Drugs Act. (iv) Additional information as per pro/orma attached 3. The last date for submission of these applications will be 15lh December, 1957 and applications received after that date will not be considered. 4. Scheduled industries will continue to receive licences under the normal procedure. [ APPENDIX l&-contd. PTOjorma attached to Public Notice No. 70-ITC
P A R T I j t — Stocks in hand , on Remarks C. I. F. Tihie tfeeieof Quantity thereof S E C . 1-10-1957 Detailed descrip- tion of the item required 1 End product or products for which tie item applied for is required ] 2 6 S 1 7 3 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 1 N A K Y j i ] j 1 5 8 7 APPENDIX 19—coTitd. ANNEXURE VI TO APPENDIX 19 OF THE RED BOOK FOB APRIL 1964— MARCH 1965 LICENSING PERIOD Diagnostic Agents which are eligible for import against the entry "Diagnostic Agents as specified in List I of this Appendix". (A) All Diagnostic Agents mentioned in the National Formulary of India excepting those substances which are specified or banned elsewhere in the Red Book. (B) Biological Diagnostic Agents (1) Agglutinable Suspensions. (2) Agglutinating Sera. (3) Clostridium Diagnostic Sera. (4) Diagnostic Reagents for venereal diseases namely: — {i) P. P. R. Antigen. (ii) Kahn Antigen, (iii) Wassermann Antigen. (5) Horse Serum. (6) Species Precipitating Sera. (7) Streptococous grouping Sera. (8) Viral Antigens & Sera. (9) The following Agents, namely: — (i) Antistreptolysin ' C. (ii) Bovine Albumin, (iii) Coomb's Serum. (iv) Immune Flouresent Reaction Regents, (v) Streptolysin 'O\ Those X-Ray Diagnostic Agents which are included in the latest editions of the Indian Pharmacopoeia, British Pharmacopoeia, the U.S.P. the National Formulary of the U.S.A., the National Formu- lary of" India and the following: — 1. Calcium Ipodate. 2. 3-5-diido-4-pyridone-N-Acetic Acid Morpholinium Salt. 3. Iodoalphionic Acid. 4. Phenobutiodil. B. Propyl Docetrizoate. APPENDIX 19—concld. 6. Sodium Diairizoate with Methyl Glucomine Diatrizoate. 7. Sodium Ipodate. 1. Acid Fuchsin. 2. Basic Fuchsin. 3. Brilliant Cresyl Blue. 4. Brilliant Green. 5. Bromocresol Green. 6. Carmine. 7. Crystal Violet. 8. Giemsa Azure. 9. Irishman's Stain. 10. Methylene Blue. 11. Methyl Green. 12. Methyl Violet. 13. Rhodamine B. 14. Safranin. 15. Sudan Red. 16. Trypan Blue. 17. Wright's Stain. NOTE.—Stains indicated under (D) above may be imported in packings not exceeding 25 gm except Giemsa Azure and Leishman's Stain which may be imported in packings not exceeding 500 gm. [Section II—S. Nos. 324(a)/IV and 34—37(b)/V] ARTISTS' MATERIALS WHICH CAN BE IMPORTED AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES GRANTED UNDER SUB-SERIAL N O. 3 4 - 37 ( B ) / V. THESE ARTISTS* MATERIALS CAN ALSO BE IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES TOR ARTISTS' BRUSHES [S. NO- 324(a)/IV] UPTO THE EXTENT or 20 PER CENT, OF THE FACE VALUE THEREOF OR R S. 5 0 0, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER. NOT MORE THAN ONE PER CENT. OF THE FACE VALUE OF THESE LICENCES CAN BE UTILISED ALTOGETHER FOR THE IMPORT OF INSTRUMENT BOXES AND RUBBER ERASERS. HOWEVER, THIS FACE VALUE RESTRICTION ON IMPORT OF INSTRUMENT BOXES AND RUBBER ERASERS WILL RELATE TO THE PERMISSIBLE LIMIT OF 20 PER CENT. OF THE FACE VALUE OF LICENCES GRANTED FOR S. N O. 3 2 4 ( A ) / IV AND NOT TO THE FULL FACE VALUE OF THE LICENCES FOR S. N O, 3 2 4 ( A ) / I V. 1. Artists' brushes and Artists' air-brushes. 2. Artists' prepared canvass boards and sketching boards. 3. Bristol Boards. (Bristol boards that are admissible for im- port as Artists' materials are superior types of boards used for wash and pen ink drawing. These consist of two or more layers of fine rag paper pasted together). 4. Canvas papers 5. Canvas cloth. 6. Drawing paper in rolls. 7. Erograph Ruling Pens. 8. Etching tools and lino tools. 9. Hog hair brushes. 10. Lettering pen. 11. Modelling tools. 12. Nibs for drawing and lettering. 13. Oil colours. 14. Paper Rolls 704/BH (60"X20 yds) and 379/BH (60"X20 yds). 15. Pastels without wooden covering. 16. Palette knives. 17. Photo-mount-paste and dry mounting tissues. 18. Pointing apparatus for sculptors. APPENDIX 20-contd. 19. Rubber erasers. 20. Stable hair brushes. 21. Scraper boards. 22. Stag screens. 23. Tracing papers and rolls. 24. Water colours including poster colours. 25. Water colour boxes. 26. Wash brushes. NOTE 1.—Licences under this provision are being Riven for the import of articles genuinely needed for the use of artists and art students. Any attempt to import articles, which are not bona fide Intended for this purpose, will render the importer liable to be debarred from receiving licences under this concession. NOTE 2.—Not more than 25 per cent, of the face value of the licence issued for these Artists materials or Rs. 250, whichever is more can be utilised altogether for the import of the following— 17 Photo-mount—paste and dry mounting tiasuet. 24 Water colour* Including potter colour*. 2B W a t er colour boxes. NOTE 3—Not more than 15 per cent, of the face value of the licences issued for the Artists' materials or Rs. 250, whichever is more can be utilised for the import of water colour tubes, water colour tablets, water colours in tubes, oil colours and oil colour in tubes. Deleted. 7 G of I—26 1. General 1.1. As a measure of export promotion, exporters of finished goods (whether manufacturer-exporters or merchant-exporters) are given certain import facilities for the import of raw materials, components, consumable stores, and/or machinery/spare parts under export promotion schemes in force. These schemes are administered by the Export Promotion Councils or Commodity Boards or the Export Promotion Officers mentioned in para. 2.1 below. A list of the con- cerned Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards is given in Annexurc I. Exporters may contact the respective Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards or the Import and Export Trade Control Authorities or the Export Promotion Officers mentioned in para. 2.1 below for obtaining details of the relevant export promotion schemes such as the export products covered by the schemes, the items allowed to be imported and the extent to which, and the conditions subject to which, such import licences are granted under the schemes. 1.2. This Appendix enumerates the general rules governing the export promotion schemes relating to the various export products and its provisions are applicable to all such schemes in so far as they are not inconsistent with the express provisions of any export promotion scheme in relation to any particular commodity. 2. Registration of exporters 2.1. Exporters desirous of availing themselves of obtaining import licences under the export promotion schemes are required to register themselves with the appropriate Registering Authority, The Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards are the Registering Authori- ties in respect of the commodities dealt with by them. In respect of some other export products, the Registering Authorities are the officers mentioned below. In case of any doubt, exporters may consult the officers mentioned below or the Import or Export Trade Control Authorities as to the appropriate Registering Authority for any particular export product under the Export Promotion Scheme. 1. Joint Director (Export The States of Madhya Pradesh, Promotion), Bombay. Maharashtra and Gujerat (Dadra and Nagar Haveli). 2. Joint Chief Controller U.P., Rajasthan, Punjab, Delhi, of Imports and Exports, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu Central Licensing Area, and Kashmir. New Delhi. APPENDIX 23—contd. 3. Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Pan- Jim, Goa. 4, Deputy Chief Controller (Export Promotion), Office of the Jt. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Calcutta. Deputy Chief Controller 5. (Export Promotion), Office of the Jt. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Madras. 6. Deputy Chief Controller (Export Promotion), Erna- kulam. Goa, Daman and Diu. The States of Assam, Bihar, Orissa, West Bengal, Manipur, Tripura, NEFA, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The States of Madras (excluding Coimbatore district), Mysore (excluding Mangalore dis- trict) and Andhra Pradesh, Pondicherry, Karikal, Mahe and Yanam. Kerala, Coimbatore district of Madras, Mangalore district oi Mysore and Laccadive, Mini- coy and Amindivi Islands. 2.2. The application for registration has to be made with the details as shown in the specimen form given in Annexure II. All applications for registration should be accompanied by certificates from the exporter's bankers in regard to his financial soundness. 2.3. In the case of a firm having any branches, the application for registration shall be made only by the Head Office and, where the application has to be made to the Registering Authority mentioned in para. 2.1, it should be made to the authority within whose jurisdiction the head office of the firm is located. 2.4. All exporters with past performance, good record and experience are eligible for registration. An applicant with no previous experience of export in a particular line may also be registered if the Registering Authority is satisfied about the applicant's general background of trading and industrial experience or of export of other products. Registration is ordinarily granted on the Registering Authority being satisfied as stated above. 2.5. The Registering Authority shall, if satisfied about the qualifications of any exporter, issue a certificate of registration to him. The Registering Authority shall also forward copies of the registration certificate to the other Registering Authorities in whoso jurisdiction the branches of the firm are situated. 2.6. Once an exporter has been registered, the registration shall remain in force unless: (a) the person registered ceases to exist, or (b) his name is de-registered for any other valid reason. APPENDIX 23—contd. 3.1. If no application for an import licence is made by a registered exporter within 18 months of registration or if there is an interval of 18 months or more between any two such applications, it will be presumed that the exporter is not interested in exports and his continuation of registration and the Registering Authority will initiate action to de-register the exporter. Action to de-register an exporter may also be initiated by the Registering Authority where it is satisfied that: (a) the conditions of registration are violated or the exporter ceases to have the qualifications required for registration; or (b) the exporter has indulged in arty form of unfair, corrupt or fraudulent practices, either under the Export Promotion Scheme or otherwise; er (c) the exporter has ceased to have interest in the continuation of his registration. 3.2. An exporter will ordinarily be given an opportunity to offer an explanation before being de-registered. The Registering Authority will, at the time of de-registering the exporter, decide with reference to the reasons for his de-registration whether the de-registration should be for a specific period or for an indefinite period, or whether the de-registration should be limited to a particular export item or be of a wider applicability. The decision of the Registration Authority shall, subject to the provisions of para. 3.3, be final and binding and the Registration Authority will not be bound to specify the reasons for de-registration. 3.3. Any exporter dissatisfied with any order passed by the E.P. Council/Board refusing registration or de-registring the exporter may appeal to the Ministry of International Trade. Any exporter dissatisfied with any order passed by the registering authorities mentioned in para. 2.1 refusing registration or de-registering the exporter may appeal to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports in accordance with the procedure laid down In the Import Trade Control Handbook of Rules and Procedure, 1964. 4. Applications for import entitlements 4.1. For claiming an import entitlement under the scheme, a registered exporter should apply In the prescribed form, viz., form 'H' in Appendix 6. The application should be sent to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay/Calcutta/Madras/ Panjim (Goa) /New Delhi or the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Ernakulam, in whose jurisdiction the head office of the exporting firm is situated. In the case of E.P. Schemes adminis- tered by the Export Promotion Councils/Boards, the application for import licences should be sent to the concerned Council or Board who will forward the same with its recommendations to the Licensing Authorities. In respect of certain materials, the application should be made to the specialised licensing authorities such as Iron and Steel APPENDIX 23—contd. Controller for Iron and Steel items or the Development Officer (Tools) for machine tool items. 4.2. Applications for import entitlement against exports effected may be made on a monthly or quarterly basis in respect of exports made during the preceding month or quarter, as the case may be. However, if the exporter wants to apply for import licences under the E.P. Scheme on a six monthly or.yearly basis in respect of the exports made during the preceding six months or year as the case may be, the exporter may prefer his applications within a period not exceeding 3 months from the expiry of the six monthly or yearly period to which the application relates. At the time of registration, exporters should exercise the choice to atraly either on a monthly, quarterly, six-monthly or yearly basis. The Registering Authority may, on application, permit a change In the option initially exercised. If, however, an exporter wishes to apply for import licences imme- diately after effecting exports, such applications will also be enter- tained provided the necessary documentation is available. 4.3. Where a firm registered under the Scheme has any branches, the application for import licence shall be made only by the head office even though the exports have been made by the branches. 5. Document to be sent with the application 5.1. In addition to the Treasury receipt showing payment of the requisite application fees, the following documents in the name of the person who is claiming the import entitlement relating to the exports effected should be produced along with the application for import licence: (1) Bill of Lading, invoices and Banker's certificate regarding receipt of foreign exchange; or (ii) Bill of Lading, invoices and an insurance policy issued by the Export Risks Insurance Corporation Limited, Bombay; or (Hi) Bill of Lading, invoices and an undertaking from the exporter that the banker's certificate regarding receipt of foreign exchange will be produced within six months, from the date of export. (The undertaking may be given by writing a letter addressed to the licensing authority. Any request for extension of the above-mentioned period of six months may be addressed to the Licensing Authority who will consider such requests on merits). 5.2. The invoices should be attested by the exporter's bankers or auditors (riving detailed description of the gooda exported, quantity, rate and value. The banker's certificate certifying payments received should give description of goods exported together with the Invoice number and date and the f .o.b. value received In rupees and the date on which the payment is received and should be in the form appended to form 'H' given in Appendix 6. APPENDIX 23—contd. 5.3. In Heu of an invoice, a certificate from the exporter's auditors or bankers giving details of the goods exported, quantity, rate and value will be accepted. Similarly, in lieu of the banker's certificate regarding receipt of foreign exchange, a certificate from the exporter's auditors will be accepted. 5.4. In the case of exports by air, airway bills should be produced ,n place of bills of lading wherever required. In the case of exports Dy post, postal receipt should be produced in place of bills of lading wherever required. In the case of exports by V.P.P., the following documents should be produced :— (i) Invoice giving the description of goods and weighs of the individual items and their total weight actually exported; (ii) Relevant Postal Receipt; and (iii) Post master's certificate of receipt of payment or an under- taking from the exporter that a certificate from the Post Master showing receipt of payment from the foreign party in respect of the relevant postal receipts will be produced within six months from the date of export. (The under- taking may be given by writing a letter addressed to the licensing authority. Any request for extension of the above mentioned period of six months may be addressed to the Licensing Authority who will consider such request on merits). In place of the certificate from the Post Master showing receipt of payment, the intimation slip given by the Pc^tal Department to the Indian recipient of the pro- ceeds of the export by post can also be accepted as evidence of receipt of payment. b.5. No I.V.C./Exemption No. need be produced in connection with applications for import licences under Export Promotion Schemes. 5.6, Where the exporter is required to prove the receipt of pay- ment for obtaining an import licence but has not in fact received sufh payment, he may produce: (a) A copy of the shipment invoice showing the description of the goods exported, the invoice number and date and the f.o.b. value of the goods; and (b) A certificate issued by the Export Credit and Guarantee Corporation Ltd., Bombay, indicating— (i) that the goods mentioned in the invoice are covered by Policy No. of the corporation for the value stated in the invoice; (ii) the fact that the goods have been delivered to and accepted by the buyer; and (iii) the date on which the buyer has so accepted the goods; and (iv) the foreign currency which is to be earned (Dollars/ Sterling, etc.). APPENDIX 23—contd. 6.1. The value for which an import licence is given will be deter- mined with reference to the f.o.b. value of exports and will be upto the monetary extent mentioned in the relevant export promotion scheme. This provision is, however, subject to the proviso that in addition to any action which may be taken to stop corrupt or fraudu- lent practices, (i) in cases where the Licensing Authority considers that the value of the goods exported is over-invoiced, it shall be open to the Licensing Authority either to refuse to issue any licence against such export or to reduce the value of the licence to such figure as he deems fit; and (ii) in cases where the Licensing Authority considers that there has been a misdeclaration of the description of the products exported, no licence will be issued against such exports and suitable penal action may also be taken against the person concerned. 6.2. When an exporter is registered as an exporter under the Scheme, exports effected by him from a date not earlier than three months prior to the date of application for registration will be con- sidered for the grant of import licences under the Scheme. 7.1. The import entitlement may be used for the import of the materials mentioned in the relevant scheme and subject to the condi- tions specified therein. In cases where import of machinery, machine parts, etc., is permitted, such import entitlement is generally allowed to be accumulated for a maximum period of two years and up to a maximum value of Rs. 10 lakhs. Requests for import of machinery, etc., in such cases in excess of the prescribed entitlement or for import of any raw materials, components or consumable stores not mentioned in the relevant scheme, may be made to the Registering Authority who will refer the matter for a decision to the Ministry of International Trade. 8.1. Exports to Afghanistan, Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim and Bhutaa will not be taken into account in determining the amount upto which import licences will be granted or for discharge of export obligations under the Scheme, unless otherwise provided in any particular Scheme. 8.2. With respect to exports to countries with which India has rupee payment arrangements, the import entitlements will be fully available only from any of the rupee payment countries unless spe- cific arrangements have been made for allocation of materials through an approved agency, instead of direct imports from rupee payment countries. APPENDIX 23—contd. 8.3. The Licensing Authority may, however, consider on merits Jases of revalidating import licences issued for import from such lipee payment countries to permit import from other areas. Such ^validation of import licences will be solely at the discretion of the licence issuing authority who may reject requests for such revalida- tfon without assigning reasons. 8.4 The name of the countries with which special arrangements •xist for payment in rupees may be ascertained from the licensing luthorities concerned. 9.1. Import licences under the Export Promotion Scheme are nor- iiaily issued against past exports already effected. Advance licences nay, however, be issued even if there be no entitlement for such icences against past exports where a firm order for export has been secured by the applicant. 9.2. Such an advance licence will be generally given for the quan- /ity of materials actually required to produce the goods contracted for Against firm orders produced before licensing authorities. In issuing mch licences, the licensing authority shall insert a condition in the licence that the licensee shall export goods of specified value within six months from the date of import of the materials. This value of export obligation shall be an amount sufficient to earn an import entitlement equal to the value of the materials imported. 9.3. In order to ensure fulfilment of such export obligation, the exporter will be required to execute a bond in the form given in Annexui e III with the Import Trade Controller concerned at the time of clearing the goods through Customs. The importer will be requir- ed to execute a bond duly guaranteed by a scheduled bank for the full value of the bond to the extent not exceeding 100 per cent, of the c.i.f. value of the good imported. The bond will be reduced or cancelled on production of evidence of export to the extent stipulated such as the bill of lading, invoice, bank certificate etc., as in para. 5. In the event of failure to comply with the aforesaid conditions, the amount of the bond will become payable to Government as a penalty and, in addition, the importer will render himself liable to further action under the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 and the Import Control Order, 1955. 9.4. An advance licence allowed in accordance with these provi- nions shall be treated as having been allowed on "loan" and set off against the entitlement which may be claimed under the Export Promotion Scheme subsequently after exports have actually been effected. 9.5. Advance import licences may also be given where in place of the documents mentioned in para. 5.1, the following documents are furnished along with application for import licence, viz., a copy of APPENDIX 23—contd. irrevocable letter of credit (certified by a Bank) and a letter address- ed by the exporter to the Licensing Authority undertaking to the effect export before the expiry of letter of credit and produce the relevant bill of lading and invoice. Such advance licences will be endorsed to the effect that at the time of importation of goods, the parties will have to execute a bond, if the exports against the valid letter of credit have not already taken place and the party has not produced the evidence of export. No bank guarantee need, however, be furnished in such cases, 10.1. Cases for grant of import licences against exports of products not already covered by any export promotion scheme will be consi- dered only in very special cases where genuine export possibilities are proved to the satisfaction of the Registering/Licensing Autho- rities. Applicants desirous of obtaining import licences against the export of such products should first get their names registered with the Export Promotion authorities at Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, Goa, Ernakulam or Delhi. Along with the application, details of the pro- ducts sought to be exported, the average f.o.b. value per unit quantity and the description, quantities and c.i.f. values of imported materials required for the manufacture of the unit quantity of the export product should be given. If the Registering Authority is satisfied about the merits of the case for registration, the matter will be refer- red by it to the Ministry of International Trade for a final decision. A registration certificate will be issued to the applicant If It Is finally decided to grant registration and the percentage relation between the value of import licence and the product exported will be as mentioned In the registration certificate. After the registration certificate Is issued, the applicant may apply for an import licence to the Import Trade Control Authorities. The other provisions of the Scheme will be applicable, so far as may be, to the granting of import licences in such cases also. 11.1. When there is a change in the ownership, constitution or name of anv concern which has been registered under the Export Promotion Scheme, it shall be obligatory on the part of the person in authority in the concern as originally registered to intimate the fact of such change to the Registering and the Licensing Authorities within fifteen days of the change. 11.2. In the case of a firm originally registered under any Export Promotion Scheme and which undergoes a change In its constitution, the entitlements and/or obligations against the exports of the firm originally registered will be apportioned by the Licensing Authority in its discretion without discharging, however, the obligation of the individual members of the firm originally registered. APPENDIX 23—contd. 12.1. Where materials licensable by other authorities (such as iron and steel items by the Iron and Steel Controller) are also required in addition to imported materials licensable by the Import Trade Control Authorities, the latter will assess the quantity and value of such mate- rials and recommend the issue of import licences to the appropriate authority. The Licensing Authority will issue licences for the balance of the import entitlement. 12.2. The licences granted under the Export Promotion Scheme will normally be valid for twelve months. In special circumstances the period of validity may, on application, be extended for good reasons. 12.3. The import and sale of materials permitted under the Export Promotion Scheme are subject to the provisions of the various statutory regulations, e.g., Iron and Steel Control Order and Non- Ferrous Metals Control Order. 12.4. Though details regarding the import policy are announced by the Government every half year, the provisions of the Export Promo- tion Schemes mentioned in this Appendix will remain in force on a long term basis subject to such modifications as may be made by the Government from time to time. APPENDIX 23—contd. Names and Address Telegraphic Address Serial No. i All India Handicrafts Board, Willlngdon Barracks, CRAFTIND Talkatora Road, New Delhi 2 CHEMEXCIL Ba9ic Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Soaps Export Promotion Council, Asoka Chambers (5th Floor, Broach Street, Carnac Bundar, Mandvi, Bombay. • Cashew Export Promotion Council, Export House, 3 PROMOTION Mahatma Gandhi Road, Earnakulam-6 . 4 Chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Coun- cil, India Exchage, India Exchange Place, Calcutta 1 CAPEXIL COIRBOARD Coir Board, Ernakulam (Kerala) . . .. 5 6 TEXPROCIL Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Cecil Court, (4th Floor), 26 Lansdowne Rd., Apollo Bunder, Bom- bay-i Engineering Export Promotion Council, India Exchange, 7 OCEANBORNE (7th Floor) India Exchange Place, Calcutta-i. S LEXPORT Export Promotion Council for Finished Leather and Leather Manufactures, c/o Director of Industries, U.P. Govt., Kanpur Learner Export Promotion Council, Marble Hall, 3/38, 9 Vcprey High Road, Madras-3 LEXPROCIL 10 Marine Products Export Promotion Council, Export MARINE House, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Ernakulam-6 . II Processed Foods Export Promotion Council, 4/4E, Jhandewala Extension (opposite Naaz Cinema) New Delhi-1 PROFOODCIL 12 Plastics and Linoleum Export Promotion Council, Patel Industrial Centre, 68, Tardco Road, Bombay-34. PLEXCONCIL Sports Goods Export Promotion Council iE, 16, 13 PRINCILEX Jhandewalan, New Delhl-5 1 Silk and Rayon Export Promotion Council, Resham 14 SILKRAYON Bhavan, 78, Veer Nariman Rd., Bombay-1 Spices Export Promotion Council Export House, i5 SPICEX Mahatma Gandhi Road, Ernakulam-6 Textile Commissioner, Mietry Bhavan, Dineshaw Wacha 16 TEXIND Road, Bombay-1 Tobacco Export Promotion Council, 116-117, Moore 17 PEXTOB Street, Medras-6 APPENDIX 23—contd. Dear Sirs, SUBJECT:—Registration under the Export Promotion Scheme for.... Kindly register us for the above Scheme as exporters of (here mention the major products covered by the Scheme, exported by you). (NOTE:—In the case of an exporter other than a manufacture applying for registration, details asked for in items 3 to 5 need not be given) 1. (a) Name and address (with telegraphic address and telephone No.) of Head- quarters and branches. (b) Name and address of the applicant's banker. (c) Income-tax Verification Registration Number. 2. Whether the applicant is a (i) manufacturer-exporter; or (ii) merchant-exporter. 3. Whether licensed/registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act. If so, number and date of licence/registration certificate. 4. Whether products manufactured are on approved (DGS&D) rate/running contract, I.S.I, certification marked, G.T.H., Alipore tested or otherwise quality controlled (specify the scheme of Quality Control applicable). 5. Whether enlisted with the Directorate General of Technical Developments/State Director of Industries/Development Commissioner, S.S.I. 6. Details of past exports during the last three years, if any— Year Description Quantity f. o. b. value Major countries to which exported APPENDIX 23—contd. 7. Have any complaints been received in respect of quality/delivery/after sales-servicing of goods exported in the past and if so how wero they disposed of? 8. If new-comer to export field, state details of any overseas market surveys conducted or of export promotional efforts made. 9. Whether the applicant would choose to claim import entitlement on monthly, quarterly, six monthly or yearly basis. 10. Whether the firm is registered under any other Export Promotion Scheme. Give details. We hereby solemnly declare the above stated information to be true and correct and undertake without any reservation to • (i) abide by the terms of the Registration certificates granted to us on all our exports, (ii) use the import licences and quotas/permits of indigenous materials granted to us under the scheme for the purpose for which they are issued and under the terms and condi- tions under which they are issued, (iii) agree to abide by any Code of conduct that may be prescribed by We further understand that our registration is liable to be cancelled in the event of breach of any of the undertakings mentioned above or for ceasing to fulfil the conditions for registration or the provisions of the Export Promotion Scheme. Yours faithfully, APPENDIX 23—contd. KNOW ALL MEN by these presents that we (1) of (hereinafter referred to as "the importers") which expression shall include his/ their successors and aesigns and (2) If the importer/ surety the sole proprietor of the business after giving his name and address, it may be added "his heirs, exe- cutors and adminis- trators". (hereinafter to as "the of surety") which expression shall unless excluded by or repugnant to the context, Include its successors and assigns are jointly and severally held and firmly bound unto the President of India (hereinafter called "the Government") in the sum of Rs. to be paid to the said Government or its successors and assigns for which pay- ment we bind ourselves and each of us and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns (strike out the words which are not applicable) jointly and severally by these presents dated this date of If the importer/ surety is a firm of partner- ship, it may be added "partners for the time being of the said firm and the sur- vivors of firm and their respec- tive heirs, executors and admin- istrators". If the importer/ surety is a limit- ed com- pany, it may be added "its successor and assigns". WHEREAS the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Chief Controller) which expression shall include the person for the time being performing the duties of the said Joint Chief Controller has permitted the importation and clearance of the goods specified in the Schedule hereunder written (hereinafter referred tc as "the imported goods") against Licence No. dated at the port of of certain terms and conditions. APPENDIX 23—contd. ANNEXURE III—contd. AND WHEREAS one of the terms provides that the importers will execute a bond along with one sufficient surety in the manner hereinabove written with such conditions as are hereunder. NOW THE CONDITION OF THE ABOVE WRITTEN BOND IS SUCH that firstly, if the said importers shall within six months or such further time as may be granted by the said Joint Chief Controller export of the value equal to the c.i.f. value of the imported goods to foreign countries excluding Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutan and former Portuguese Possessions in India. Secondly, if the said importers and/or their surety shall procure and deliver or cause to be procured and delivered to the Joint Chief Controller within one month from the date of expiry of the aforesaid period evidence to prove that the said of the value equal to per cent, of the c.Lf. value of the imported goods have been exported as aforesaid and also evidence such as Bills of Lading, invoices, Bank certificates etc., showing that the rupee equivalent of the foreign exchange received in payment of the f.o.b. value of the goods so exported is not less than per cent, of the c.i.f. value of the imported goods against the aforesaid licences, then the above written bond shall be void and of no effect. Other- wise, the bond will be and remain in full force and virtue. AND IT IS HEREBY DECLARED THAT (a) The above written bond shall remain in full force and effect for a period of years from the date of importation of the said imported goods. (b) Any forbearance act or omission on the part of the Government in enforcing the conditions oiJ the aforesaid bond against the importers or any time being granted or any indulgence by the Government to the importers in connection therewith shall not discharge the surety. (c) That this bond is entered into under the orders of the Central Government for the performance of an Act in which the public are interested. (d) That the payment of the amount of the bond will not affect the liability of the importers to any other action (including refusal of further licences) that may be taken under the Import Trade Control Regulations. APPENDIX 23—contd. ANNEXURE III—concld, The stamp duty on this bond has been agreed to be paid by the Government. Schedule of the imported goods referred to above. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have duly executed these presents the day and the year first above presence of Signed, sealed and delivered by the within named importers. In the presence of 1. 2. occupation and address.) Signed, sealed and delivered by the within named Surety. In the pre- sence of 1. 2. occupation and address.) For and on behalf of the President of India. Deleted. 7 G of 1—27 Garage tools.—List of items the import of which will be allowed against licences for S. No. 275(b)/IV irrespective of their classifica- tion during April 1964—-March 1965. 1. Air regulators. 2. Air blow guns. *3. Armature testers, or growler. •4. Axle alignment tester or gauge. 5. Battery terminal lifters. 6. Brake adjusting tools. 7. Brakelining, drilling, grinding, countersinking and riveting equipment. 8- Brake shoe centraliser. 9. Brake Bonding Machine. 10. Brake burnisher. •11. Brake efficiency tester. 12. Bushing tools. •13. Battery cell tester, and battery service kits. •14. Cam angle testers. 15. Carburetter jet adjusting tool. •16. Condenser and resistance tester. •17. Coil and ignition tester. •18. Contact dwell indicator. 19. Compression gauges. 20. Camshaft bearing inserter. 21. Complete hydramatic and automatic kit. 22. Cotter pin extractor. 23. Cutter for plunger barrel seats. 24. Calibrating outfit for hand operation (for dwell). 25. Connections, spliers and couplers for Air hose. APPENDIX 25—contd. 26. Crankshaft Balancer. 27. Crankshaft grinders and spare parts. 28. Cross rim WTenches. 29. Cylinder bore gauge. 30. Cylinder boring machine and cylinder hones. 31. Door handle tools. 32. Decarbonising brushes. •33. Universal tester (Engine analyser), Exhaust gas analyser, fuel consumption tester—gas per mile. •34. Electronic Vehicle tester (oscilograph type). 35. End Play gauge for camshaft. 36. Extractor for inner and outer ballrace and adopters or collets and accessories thereof. 37. Flange tools. 38. Fender spoons and hammers. 39. Flexible file and holder. 40. Feeler gauge. 41. Flaring tools. 42. Greasing adapter, batteries couplings. 43. Gear flushers. •44. Generator teat bench. 45. Hydraulic fittings, lubricating. •46. Head light testers. 47. Hydrometer. 48. Jacks, hydraulic, manually operated, above 10 tons capacity, 49. Link separators. 50. Lubricators. •51. Magneto test bench. 52. Magneto winding tester. •53. Magneto charger and charging blocks. •54. Magneto synchroscope. 55. Main Bearing Line reaming equipment. 56. Mica under-cutters. 57. Nut runner. APPENDIX 25—contd. *58. Nozzle cleaning kits, complete. *59. Nozzle lapping and reconditioning equipment. *60. Nozzle testing outfit. 61. Nipple forming and repair tool. 62. Oilers (automatic device for lubrication). 63. Piston pin tools. 64. Piston tools. 65. Puller press Hydraulic and puller plates, 66. Pliers: Brake shoe spring. Cotter pins (special type). Lamp bulb. Battery terminal. Cirdip. Water pump. 67. Pullery gear and shaft adapters. 68. Puller, gear, hub, steering, pulleys, sleeves, wheel and battery terminal. 69. Piston measuring gauges. 70. Pressure cap tester. *71. Diesel fuel injection testing and calibrating equipment (power) hand operated. 72. Ratchets (reversible and non-reversible). 73. Ratchet adapters. 74. Ring expander (Piston ring). *75. Connecting rod aligner. 76. Ring compressor. 77. Ridge reamer. 78. Rim wrenches. 79. Sockets, socket fittings and socket handles. 80. Screw extractors. 81. Spark plug hole rethreader. 82. Spring lubricator. 83. Spindle and spring perch. "84. Spark plug testers and cleaners, ignition light. 85. Sleeve inserter. 86. Steam cleaners. APPENDIX 25—concld. 87. Stud removers (extractors). 88. Toe-in-gauges. 89. Tools, body and chassis repairs. 90. Tyre valve pull-out tools. 91. Tyre demounting equipment and mounting equipment both for passenger and commercial vehicles. 92. Tube cutters. 93. Tube benders. 94. Tube and tyre vulcanizer (shaler or similar). *95. Timing light. *96. Test set for 6, 12 and 24 volt circuits, *97. Vacuum fuel pump testers. 98. Valve grinding tool 99. Valve grinder. 100. Valve lifters. 101. Valve grinder bits. 102. Valve refacing and reseating tools, 103. Valve cotter gun. 104. Valve guide cleaners. *105. Valve advance retard tester. 106. Valve guide drivers. *107. Wheel aligning equipment complete. * 108. Wheel balancer. 109. Wrench with torquometer. 110. Wrenches, Half-moon, tappet, drain plug (crank case). NOTES.— (i) Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that at least 25 per cent, of their face value should be utilised for import of any or all the items starred in this Appendix. (ii) Permissible types of garage tools are being allowed to be imported against licences granted for other serial num- bers. In such cases, imports of garage tools spares will also be permitted along with permissible types of garage tools within the specified limits. (Section II—S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV) Licences for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will be granted to established importers on the basis of a joint quota of past imports of all the articles falling under these serial numbers, excluding the List III items. Quotas already established will not, however, be disturbed. But in cases where quotas have been established only on the basis of past imports of a single item under consolidated quota for Motor Vehicle parts which is subsequently included in List III, the quota certificates so Issued will have to be surrendered if the importers desire to get their quota re-established under List III on the basis of the past imports of that item. 2. The quota licences for April 1964—March 1965 dill be issued on the basis of 7J per cent, quota. Supplementary licences for Import of Motor Vehicle parts will be issued to Established Importers on 5 per cent, quota basis for imports from U.S.A. only. The procedure to be followed for import from U.S.A. will be announced separately. 3. Actual user applications from State Transport authorities and other Fleet owners owning a fleet of 25 vehicles or above (Motor Cycles, Scooters and Auto Rikshaws are not to be taken into con- sideration as a part of the fleet) will be considered and licences issued on the basis of either 100 per cent, of half of their best year's imports during any one year 1954-55, 1955-56 and 1956-57 or Rs. 250 per petrol driven vehicle or Rs. 350 per diesel driven vehicle, which- ever is more. A.U. applications should be made to the licensing authorities at the ports. Applications under this provision will also be entertained from Co-operative Societies with individual operators as members with a fleet of 25 vehicles or above, which are duly registered with the State Registrar of Co-operative Societies. The basis of A.U. licensing to such Co-operative Societies will be the same as is applicable to Fleet owners having a fleet of 25 vehicles or above. The applications from Fleet owners and Co-operative Socie- ties with individual operators as members should also be accom- panied with a certificate regarding the number of vehicles owned by them from the State Motor Transport Authority. Such licences could be endorsed for the import of built-up diesel or petrol engines to replace similar engines on existing vehicles, subject to the condition that each actual user does not import more than six engines during a licensing period. The Fleet owners owning a Fleet of 25 vehicles or above who will be entitled to receive A.U. licences for Motor vehicle parts under this Para will be those who own a Fleet of 25 vehicles or more. It Is, however, added that passenger cars meant for private use will not qualify for such A.U. licences. Money lenders who have advanced loans for purchase of vehicles which are being run by individual operators will not be eligible to receive licences as Fleet owners under this Para. The Fleet owners will be required to give APPENDIX 26—contd. an undertaking that they will utilise the Motor vehicle parts import- ed against the licences for the maintenance and servicing of the vehicles for which the licence has been obtained. 4. Firms with approved manufacturing programme will also be allowed licences in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. The applicants should indicate the utilisa- tion of licences granted to them in the last two or three licensing periods. They should make applications under usual procedure to the Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi through the Directorate General of Technical Development. 5. Licences for Motor Vehicle parts granted on the basis indicated in the preceding paragraphs will not be valid for the import of the items specified in List I and List III; and not more than 3 per cent, of the face value of the licences can be utilised for the import of items specified in List II. However, State Transport authorities and public utility bodies like B.E.S.T. undertaking can apply for List III items in case they have no licence/licences of adequate value for those items. Such requests will be considered on the recommenda- tions of the Directorate General of Technical Development and any items so allowed would be endorsed on their Actual User licences. Upto 5 per cent, of the face value of AU licences issued to Fleet owners and Cooperative Societies can be utilised for import of the permissible Thinwalled Bearings specified against item 13 of List III of this Appendix. 6. Upto 3 per cent, of the face value of the licences for motor vehicle parts granted on the basis indicated in the previous para- graphs can be utilised for the import of Ball Bearings used on motor vehicles not specified in Appendix 14 to this Red Book. However, (i) water pump bearings (used exclusively for all vehicular types of engines but not general purpose bearings), (ii) front axle inner bearings (imported in equal number in the form of cones, cups ond retainers), (ill) front axle outer bearings (imported in equal num- ber in the form of cups, cones and retainers) and (iv) Clutch and Release Bearings with or without collar can be imported against the licences for Motor Vehicle parts without restrictions. Import of Self aligning bearings and Roller bearings, including barrel type bearings will be allowed to fleet owners, State Transport authorities and Co-operative Societies with individual operators as members against their A.U. licences in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. NOTE.—The provision for import of Ball bearings made in para. 6 above is meant only for Ball bearings used on motor vehicles. 7. For items mentioned in List III of this Appendix quotas will have to be re-established not only on the basis of imports of these items effected In the past as motor vehicle spares (S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/TV) but on the basis of any one year's imports of these Individual items within the basic period, effected against any S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule, excepting the Aircraft spare? APPENDIX 26—contd. (S. Nos. 87 and 88 of Part V). It should be noted that imports of these Items will, in future, be regulated only against the specific licences issued therefor, in terms of the provision made in List III of this Appendix. Imports of these Items will not be permitted against the provision for import of spare parts, If any, made against any other S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule. 8. Bolts, nuts, screws, spacers and washers whether specifically adopted for use on motor vehicles or not will be allowed clearance to the extent of 1% of the face value of licences for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/rV. 9. Upto 4% of the face value of quota licences as well as A.U. licences can be utilised for import of garage tools detailed in Appendix 25. Parts of such permissible types of garage tools, which are not classified elsewhere under any other Serial Number and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule and are not otherwise banned, can also be imported against the licences for Motor Vehicle parts within the face value of 4 per cent. 10. upto 3 per cent, of the face value of quota licences can also be utilised for Import of valve pins. 11. Licences for S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV cannot be utilised for the import of motor cycle dynamo sets. Import of cycle dynamo lamps i.e. dynamo lamps worked by the rotation of rotor in contact with tyre cannot be allowed importation as motor vehicle parts under licences for spare parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/TV. 12. Upto 2i per cent, of the face value of licences for motor vehicle parts can be utilised for import of automotive tachographs. 13. Quota licences for Motor vehicle parts and licences issued for individual items in List III given in Appendix 26 will be valid for the import of Spare parts of Auto rickshaws which are inter- changeable with Motor cycles and Scooters and are otherwise allow- ed to be imported against such licences. LIST I Licences Issued for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will not be valid for the import of following items and component parts thereof:— I. Bulb horns. II. Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the Inner diameter) Is more than 0-250 Inch and the following rubber parts: — (1) Radiator hoses, (2) Hand and foot pump connections, (3) Rubber horn bulbs and air horns, (4) Rubber mats, (5) Grommet used with wind screen wiper, (6) Rubber buffers-doors, (7) Rubber connection for filler tube-petrol tank, (8) Air vent pipe rubber connection-petrol APPENDIX 26—contd. tank, (9) .Rubber insulating washers for bolts connecting body and chassis, (10) Rubber connection-Air cleaner, (11) Kubber mount- ings for silencer, (12) Joint-washer-Petrol filler tube with cap, (13) Rubber packing for battery clamping channel, (14) Sealing strips for trafrcator boxes, (15) Sleeve rear drain pipe, (16) Rear strip roof opening, (17) Sidle strip roof opening, (18) Strip steer- ing column, (19) Wind shield wiper tubing, (20) Hose pipes other than brake hose pipes, (21) Mascots and motifs, (22) Ashtrays, (23) Auto Fans, (24) Car heaters, coolers and radios, (25) Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of Rear side lamp of Motor cars, (26) Battery cable, (27) Luggage carrier, (28) Rear view and mudguard mirrors, (29) Number plates, (30) Hand or Foot Tyre Infiators. [Hand Inflator pumps which can be easily used for cycles with slight modification and change of nozzle will be treated as accessories of cycles (S. No. 301/IV) and cannot be imported against licences for Motor Spare parts], (31) Frames of Motor Cycles and Scooters and Three wheelers, (32) Sun shade or sun visor, (33) Wind Screen Glass excluding Laminated curved safety glass cut to size and shape, (34) Licence holder, (35) Rubber beading, and (36) Canvas beading. III. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair- lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles. IV. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts. V. Dynamo lighting sets (other than Dynamos used on Iviotor Cars, Commercial Vehicles and Jeeps). VI. Shackles, shackle pins, 'IP bolts, centre bolts, clips and pres- sure plates (i.e. those used on the leaf spring assembly but not those of clutch assembly). VII. Malleable Iron brackets and shackles as well as Cast Iron shackles arid brackets. The brackets here referred to are those fitted to chassis or chassis frames. VIII. Muffler and tail pipes and extension thereof. IX. Auto Bulbs along with Head Lamp—Lense and Reflector Units. LIST II Items for which not more than 3 per cent, of the licences issued for Motor Vehicle Parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV can be utilised. 1. Leaf springs and spring leaves. 2. Laminated curved safety glass cut to size and shape. 3. Dynamo pulleys. 4. Hub caps. 8. Brake Drums and Hubs. APPENDIX 26—contd. 6. Wire Harness. 7. King Pin (King Pin with or without thrust bearing and shims). 8. Locks specially adapted for Motor Cars, Commercial Vehicles and Jeeps; Motor Cycles and Scooters. 9. Component parts of items 1 to 8 above. 10. Windshield wiper arms and blades. 11. Commercial vehicle wheel. 12. Toughened curved glass. 13. Body components (sheet metal components only). 14. Wheel and Rims. 15. The Rod Ends and drag link ends. The items listed below required as spare parts of equipments falling under S. Nos. 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 33A, 33B, 34, 36 and 46 of Part II, S. Nos. 4 and 5 of Part III, S. Nos. 203, 295 and 297 of Part IV and S. Nos. 65, 74 and 86 of Part V will be licensed in accordance with the provisions made below. Imports thereof will not be permitted under any licence issued or any provision made against any other S. Nos. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule. This restriction will not, however, apply to the import of 'Aircraft spares' falling under S. Nos. 87-88/V and the provision made in remark (12) (d) against S. No. 74(iii)/V in Section II of the Red Book. 2. Quotas, if necessary, may be re-established on the basis of over-all imports in the best year included in the basic period. Please see para. 7 of this Appendix. 3. Licences granted for items specified in List III will also be valid for import of other motor vehicle spares not mentioned in Lists I, II or III of this Appendix. NOTE.—1. Spare parts of these items will also be regulated only against licences for these items, unless otherwise stated in this list. NOTE.-—2. The Piston Assemblies, Piston Rings, Valves, Filters, Cylinder Liners, Gaskets, Spark Plugs, Thin-Walled Bearings and Fuel Injection Equipment referred to in List III of Appendix 26 pertain to those for Internal Combustion Engines only. Articles SI. No. 2 7 3 4 r Brake linings in any form. APPENDIX 26—contd. I 2 3 4 Paper Mills etc., Projects and Port Trust for woven metallic brake linings in rolls or set form. These licences will be granted for specified varieties upto a quota of 5%. ("'O Supplementary licences will also be granted to established importers on a quota of 2 j %. These supplementary licen- ces will, however, be valid only for import of brake blocks of thickness of f and over. (111) Please also see remark 12 (<£) against S. No. 74 ("0/V in Section II. Note.—Imports of brake lining in roll or sheet form made under licences for S. Nos. 7A, 7B, 7C of 8 and Part II will also be taken into ac- count for calculation of quota. 2 Clutch facings in any form 21% (0 Additional licences will be granted to Established Impor- ters on the basis of a quota of 5% against orders from Ac- tual Users like Project autho- rities, Port Trusts, etc., using earthmoving equip- ment for— (a) gear cut discs, (6) sintered metal discs and seg- ments, (c) cone clutch platea and seg- ments, and (<0 metal plate. Note.—Imports of clutch facings in roll or sheet form made under licences for S. Nos. 7A, 7B, 7C and 8 of Part 11 will also be taken into account for calculation of quota. (ft1) Established importers of Agricultural tractors, Earth- moving machinery or spares thereof having quotas for this item may be granted licences for this item on the basis of a quota of 5% against past im- ports of this Item. Tht licences thus granted will, APPENDIX 26—contd. I 2 3 4 however, be valid for import of clutch facings of the woven type only. (in) Please also see remark ia (d) against S. No. 74("")/V in Section II. 3 Cylinder liners 25% Not more than 33!% of the face value of quota licences On be utilised for import of dry type cylinder liners of 6" dia. and less. Note.—Quota licences issued to Established Importers for Spare parts of Agricultural Tractors S. No. 74 (m) V and Spare parts of Eaithmoving equipment [S. No. 6S(5)(M)CO)/ Vi may be endorsed for import of wet or loose cylinder liners specifying the part number, dimension and the quantities. Such endorsements should be only for the items for which the applicants are the Sole agents in India. 1 Electric hornb . L4 /o Quota licences will be valid only for the import of Spare parts of Electric horns. Com- pletely built up Electric horns will not be allowed to be imported. 6i%
(0 Not more than 50% of the face value of the licences can be utilised for filter cartridges and filter inserts. (it) The quota may be established on past import of complete filter/cleaner assemblies and Filter Cartridge/Filter Inserts. (fit) Please also sec remark 12 (d) against S. No. 74 (ni)/V in Section II. 6 Fuel injection equipm nt and 15% component parts thereof. (1) Not more than 10% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for the import of single cylinder pumps and noz- zle holders. (2) Not more than 20% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for the import APPENDIX 26—contd. I of elements and delivery valves of fuel injection equip- ment of which not more than yi% can be utilised for the import of elements and delivery valves with a maxi- mum outside diameter 21 mm. (3) Not more than 73% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of nozzles and parts thereof, of which not more than 10% can be utilised for the import of nozzles having a maximum outside diameter of 18 mm. (4) Quota licencei will not be valid for import of bodies and racks of single cylinder pump and bodies of noazle holders of non-integral type. (5) Applications from Actual Users for the import of bodies and racks of single cylinder pumps and bodies of nozzle holders of non-integral type will be considered in consulta- tion with the Directorate Gene- ral of Technical Development. However, not more than 2 sets under each part number subicct to a maximum of 6 sets to an application during the one licensing period could be issued. (6) The Project Authorities, Na- tionalised Transport Compa- nies and Port Trusts will be allowed to import this item against licences held by them for spare parts of motor vehicles (S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV) and Diesel Engine (S. No. 30/II) to meet their bona fide requirements. This concession will be upto a face value of not more than RE. Seventy five Thousand only by one actual user and only once during the licensing period and this is subject to the same face value restriction mentioned in the previous remarks. (7) Past imports of Fuel injection equipment of Diesel Engines of all types including the Road APPENDIX 2&™contd. I 2 3 7 Gaskets • 5% 8 Piston rings • • 3i% 4 vehicular type will be taken into account for calculation of quota. Quota licences will be valid for import of fuel injec- tion equipment for all types of Diesel Engines. (8) Applications from Actual Users/EBtablished Importers having firm orderB from Actual Users will be considered for the following items in consul- tation with Directorate General of Technical Deve- lopment :— (a) Fuel Injection Equipment where pump, nozzle and nozzle holder is one unit and always of single cylin- der type (similar to Cum- mins of G.M.C. type) and parts thereof. (i) Distributor type of pump and parts thereof with the exception of nozzle holder and nozzles. (c) All single cylinder pump with a plunger diameter of 2i mm and above or a fuel injection capacity of more than i cc(m) (Cubic centi- metre) per stroke. Parts of pumps, nozzles and nozzle holders will not be permit- ted on these additional licences. (9) Please also see remark 12 (c) against S. No. 74 ("i)/V in Section II. Jointings cut to specific shapes and sizes used on internal combustion engines would be allowed to be imported against licences issued for this item under S. Nos. 293, 205 and 297/IV. (a) This Serial No. covers all types of piston rings for 6* dia. and below and Piston rings of above 6" dia. used un motor vehicles. APPENDIX 26—contd. 4 1 a 3 (b) (i) Not more than 25% oi the face value of these quota li- cences can be utilised for import of piston rings of 6' dia. and below. (ii) Piston rings (both of 6" dia) and below and over 6* dia will also be allowed to be imported when they arc imported with :— (a) original equipment either c.k.d. or assembled; (b) fitted to piston when im- ported as complete piston assemblies under item No. (9) below. (""') Established Importers of motor cycle spares having quotas for piston ringe may be granted additional licences for import of this item on the basis of a quota of 5%. These addi- tional licences willj however, be valid only for import of piBton rings specially adapted for use on motor cycles and scooters. (to) Please also see remark 12 (b) against S. No, 74(iii)/V in Section II. 9 Piston Assemblies . (*) Not more than 40% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of aluminium piston assemblies of 6* dia. and less. Within the face value restriction of 40%, not more than 25% of this part of the licence can be utilised for import of Alumimium Pi&ton Assemblies (including over sizes). (ii) Applications from Govern- ment projects and State Trans- port organisations for import of complete piston assemblies of vehicles against their A.U. licences will be considered in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Development. Such permis- sion where granted would be endowed to their A.U. licences APPENDIX 26—covtd. I 2 3 4 and for the specified parts in- dicating Part No., the sizes respective quantities and will be limited to not exceeding io sets under any part No. during any licencing period may be granted without re- ference to the Directorate General of Technical Deve- lopment. (m) Quota licences issued to Es- tablished Importers for import of spares of agricultural trac- tors [S. No. 74("0/V] spare parts of motor cycles and scooters and spares of earth- moving equipment S. No. 65(5) ("*) (fl)/v may be endors- ed for the import of complete Piston Assemblies. Such endor- sements should be made only for the specified parts indicating part number and the size and the respective quantities. Such permission may be grant- ed upto a value of Rs. 2,500 in each case. This may be extended upto Rs. 4,000 in the case of Established Importers of spare parts of Earthmovirg equipment. S. No. 65(5X11; (ID) Licences will not be valid for the import of piston rings except as a component part of complete piston assemblies. Please refer to entry against item 8 in this list. (u) Quota will be calculated on the basis of import of com- plete piston assemblies and pistons. NOTE :—Past imports of Gud- geon Pins, bushing and drclips will not be taken into account in the calculation of quotas for Piston Assemblies. Past imports of these items can be taken into account for calculation of quotas under the respective S, No. for spare parts. (vi) Please also see remark 12 (a) agaimt S. No. 74 (iif)[V in Section II. APPENDIX 26—contd. I 2 A 3 (vii) Not more than one set of complete piston assembly for any Internal Combustion En- gine may be licensed to actual owner of the equipment at the Ports provided not more than one licence is issued to each party during the period. {via) Piston Pins and Bushingns are permitted to be imported as part of the complete piston assemblies. Not more than 3% of the face value of the licences can be utilised for the import of piston pins and bushings exclusively. Nil K> Radiator Assembly Licences for mo cor vehicle parts cannot be utilised for import of parts of radiator assembly. 11 Shock absorbers . 5% (0 Licences will not be valid for 12 Spark Plugs import of spark plugs of 14 mm and 18 mm sizes. (
. if- 13 Thln-walled bearings The following types of bearings of thickness 3/16* or below will be considered as thin walled bearings :•— (:') bearings for cam shafts ; (it) bearing foi connecting rod (small end and big end and (Hi) bearings for crank shaft. N.B.—For deciding the total thick- ness of the thin-walled bearings, the thickness of the lining of metal (bearing metal) plus that of the shell will bo taken into account. 7 G of 1—28 APPENDIX 26—concld. I 2 4 3 Please also see remark I2.(d) against S. No. 74 (iii)[V in Section II. valve, valve valve Inlet and Exhaust Poppet valve guides (sleeves), rotators, tappets, springs, seat insert. Carbon Brushes, all sorts 13 " *% TJpto 25% of the face value of the quota licences can be utilis- ed for the import of carbon brushes used in Automobiles and Eanhmoving Equipment and Agricultural Implements. Dash Board Instruments 16 p.ish Board Instruments comprise of ammeters fuel indicators, speedometer, water and oil gauges, voltmeter and Tem- perature Gauge. Speedometer Cables . 17 " i% Starter Motor and 18 35% thereof. and Generator/Dynamo Alternator 35% 19 parts thereof. 30 * Voltage regulator. • . *5% 31 Oil icalt . . .. 3 5% Ignition Coil* and U 3 5% 33 thereof. SPECIAL ELECTRIC BULBS WHICH ARE FITTED TO PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTRU- MENTS, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, OTHER INSTRUMENTS ETC.—IMPORT OF. Representations have been received that scientific photographic and other instruments are often rendered idle on account of the fact that they need special types of electric bulbs for use with them and normally speaking the importers of such equipment do not hold import licences for electric bulbs. The following decisions have been taken to remove these difficulties: — (a) In future, whenever a complete equipment is imported, in which an electric bulb having some peculiarity as to size, shape or filament is used, it will be permissible to import three spare bulbs of precisely the same type and make as Is fitted to the equipment imported. If the number of bulbs fitted to the equipment exceeds one, the number of spare bulbs to be imported will be thrice the number of bulbs in the equipment. The value of the spare bulbs will be debited to the value of the licence against which the equipment is imported. (b) In order to enable the supply of replacements to equip- ment already imported in the country in the past, importers holding licences for equipment of a type for which such special non-G.L.S. type lamps are required will be permitted to apply for the endorsement of their existing licences to cover the imports of special types of lamps. This concession will only be granted to estab- lished importers who have imported equipment need- ing such bulbs during the last three years and it will be necessary for them to produce documents (bill oi entry and invoices) to show that they have made such imports during each of the last three years. On pro- duction of such documents, their existing licences 'or the import of a particular equipment will be made valid for the import of spare bulbs also upto a value not exceeding 2J per cent, of the total c.i.f. value of the licence. (c) Where the equipment in question has been imported in the past under Open General Licence, established im- porters will be granted a special licence for the import of non-G.L.S. types of bulbs to fit such equipment equal in value to 24 per cent, of the value of such equipment actually imported by them during any of the three APPENDIX 27—concld. years ending 31st March, 1952, provided they produce documents to show that they have been making such imports during each of the last three years. 2. Applications for special licences or endorsements on existing licences in terms of the preceding paragraphs should be made to the Import Trade Controllers at the ports with the relevant bills of entry invoices, etc., and also a treasury challan where a fresh licence is needed, in the form and manner prescribed in the Hand Book. [Section II—S. Nos. 22, 24, 27, 28, 29(b), 30 and 31(a)/V] CHEMICALS—LICENSING POLICY FOR THE YEAR APRIL 1964— MARCH 1965 The licensing policy for chemicals falling under serial numbers 22, 24 27, 28, 29(b), 30 and 31(a) of Part V of the Import Trade Schedule has been set out in the succeeding paragraphs. 2. Quota licences will be granted for import of all chemicals with the exception of those mentioned in List I, (a) on an individual basis in respect of chemicals included in List II, or (b) on the basis of a consolidated quota based on imports of all chemicals falling under the above mentioned Serial Numbers with the exception of: — (i) Caustic Soda; (li) Soda Ash; and (iii) Chemicals included in List n. 3. Where quotas are claimed on an individual basis in respect of chemicals mentioned in List II, the relevant quota percentages will be as shown against each item In List II of half of best year's imports of that particular chemical and a licence valid for import of that particular chemical will be granted. In other cases, licences will be granted on the basis of a consolidated quota of 2J per cent, of half of the best year's imports of all chemicals falling under the iJoresaid Serial Numbers with the exception of: — (i) Caustic Soda; (ii) Soda Ash; and (iii) Chemicals included in List II. Licences issued on the basis of consolidated quota will be valid for import of all or any of the chemicals falling under aforesaid Serial Numbers with the following exceptions: — (i) Caustic Soda; (ii) Soda Ash; (Iii) Thorium Nitrate; (iv) Cerium Nitrate; (v) Rare Earth Chloride; (vl) Rare Earth Carbonates; (vii) Borax; (viii) Specific quota Items in Lte* II; (ix) Prohibited items specified in List I. APPENDIX 28—contd. 4, The consolidated quota certificates issued to established importers will not be disturbed though a few items have been given separate quotas based on the imports of those items only and included in List II. In cases where quotas have been established on the basis of past imports of a single item under 'Chemicals, n.o.s.1 which is subsequently included in List II of Appendix 28, the original quota certificate issued will have to be surrendered for revision, if it is desired to gel the quota re-established under List II on the basis of the past imports of the item. 5. A.V. Licences.—Applications from Actual Users will be con- sidered for the following chemicals: — (1) Aromatic chemicals. (Actual user licences will be valid for the import of chemicals mentioned in List V of this Appendix). (2) Acid citric. (3) Acid Salicylic (A.U. applications for import of purified grade of Acid Salicylic from manufacturers of Asprin, methyl salicylate and sodium salicylate will be considered). * (4) Activated carbon. * (5) Ammonium Phosphate Mono and Di. (6) Antimony Oxide. * (7) Arsenic Trioxide and Arsenic pentoxide. *(8) Barium Chloride. * (9) Barium Carbonate. * (10) Barium Nitrate. (11) Boric acid. (Actual user applications will be considered upto the full certified requirements). (12) Borax. * (13) Case hardening compound. (A.U. applications will be con- sidered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development). •(14) Celluloid sheets. * (15) Compounded Electro-plating salts of Nickel, Copper, Silver, Zinc, Cadmium, Tin, Chromium, Brass, etc. and their brighteners and levellers. Applicants should clearly mention the technical reasons for which import is desired in preference to indigenous substitutes). (16) Dibutyl phthalate. * (17) Dichloro difluoro methane gas and its modified products used for refrigeration and air conditioning purposes. (18) Dictyl phthalate. (19) Hydrogen Peroxide. (A.U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay). (20) Hydrorycitronellal. APPENDIX 28—contd. (21) Intermediates for Pharmaceutical and Dyestuffs industry. (22) Laboratory and reagent chemicals. * (23) Magnesium carbonate light and magnesium insulating materials. * (24) Mercury Ammoniate, * (25) Mercurous chloride. (26) Mercury iodide. * (27) Mercury oxide. *(28) Metol. (29) Various organic solvents: (i) Acetone, (ii) Amyl Acolate. ""(iii) Butyl alcohol. * (iv) Butyl acetate, (v) Benzyl acetate, (vi) Cyclohexanone. (vii) Diacetone alcohol, (viii) Elhylene giycol including di and poly glycol. (ix) Glycol others such as cellosolvo exitol, etc, (x) Methyl ethyl keytone and Methyl isobutyl ketono. (xi) Propyl alcohol and Propylene glycol. * (xii) Other Organic solvents. (30) Napthaline pure grade extra while (lor research work only). (31) Neon gas. (32) Nickel Formate, (33) Napthenic Acid. * (34) Oleic Acid. (35) Pectin for fruit preservation industry. •(36) Phosphorus Pentoxide. * (37) Phosphorus Trichloride. (38) Potassium Carbonate. (39) Potassium cyanide, Sodium cyanide and double cyanide of Potassium and Sodium. * (40) Potassium permanganate. (41) Pyrotechnic Aluminium Powder. (42) Rare gases such as Helium, Neon, Krypton, Xenon and mixtures of gases other than Argon and mixture of Argon and Nitrogen. (A.U. licences may be granted upto the full re- quirements certified by sponsoring authority). (43) Rubber chemicals (33 1/3 per cent, of the certified require- ments will be allowed), •(44) Sexitol. APPENDIX 2%—conta. (45) Sodium Perborate excluding preparation thereof. (A.U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner). * (46) Sorbitol Sydup. (47) Strontium Nitrate. (A.U. licences may be granted as per requirements certified by the sponsoring authority). (48) Synthetic chemicals for manufacture of dyestuffs. (49) Tin oxide. (Actual User applications will be considered upto the full certified requirements). * (50) Trichlorethylene. (51) Tricresyl and Trixylenyl phosphate. * (52) Tri-Sodium phosphate. (53) Phosphorus other than yellow and white phosphorus. (Applications from educational institutions for import of yellow and white phosphorus for use in chemical laboratories only will also be considered in consultation with the Directo- rate General of Technical Development). (.54) Monosodium Glutamate. * (55) Any other chemical of a specialised nature or needed for a specific purpose for which full justification need be given. N.B,—* Actual Users' applications for import of these items will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Tech' nical Development. 6. It should be noted that the licences issued under this Appendix will not be valid for the import of any chemical falling under S. No. 1 of Part III of the I.T.C. Schedule and the previous imports of those chemicals will not also be taken into account for purposes , of calculation of quota. 7, There are certain chemicals like Cadmium sulphide which also fall under other serial numbers of the I.T.C. Schedule. The appli- cants while submitting applications for import of such chemicals should give a declaration that they have not applied for a licence for the same chemical under any other serial number. LIST I APPENDIX 2&—contd. 8. Amyl Salicylate. 9. Anti-corrosive agents. 10. Aluminium Sulphate (Ferric and Iron Free). 11. Beta Naphthylamine. 12. Bichromates (Sodium, Ammonium and Potassium) 13. Bromine. 14. Cadmium Carbonate, 15. Cadmium Chloride. 16. Cadmium Iodide. 17. Cadmium Nitrate. 18. Cadmium Oxide. 19. Cadmium Sulphate. 20. Calcium Chloride. 21. Calcium Phosphate (Mono and Tri). 22. Caffeine and salts. 23. Camphene. 24. Chloral and Chloral Hydrate including preparation thereot 25. Chlorine, liquid. 26. Chlorinated tri-sodium phosphate. 27. Chlorosulphonic Acid. 28. CO Gas (Carbon dioxide). 29. Chrome Alum, Potash, other than A.R. Grade. 30. Chrome salts and Chromic acid, other than A.R, Grade. 31. Citral. 32. Citronellyl acetate. 33. Citronellol pure. 34. Coal-tar disinfectant fluid (Black). 35. Compounded Nickel Electroplating Salts like Albo, Nivo, Hexavolt, etc. 36. Cupric Oxide or Copper Oxide Black. 37. D.D.T. 38. Dibutyl phthalate. 39. Dioctyl phthalate. 40. Dipenttne. 41. Ferrous sulphate. 42. Formaldehyde. 43. Geraniol. 44. Geranyl acetate. 45. Glycerine. 46. Gold chloride. 47. Hexamme of Pharmarop^ial/Technical grade APPENDIX 28—contd. 48. Hydrochloric Acid. 49. Hydrogen Peroxide. 50. Hydroxy citronellal. 51. Iron bromide. 52. Iron Ammonium citrate. 53. Lead nitrate. 54. Lime and hydrated lime. 55. Lime sulphar solution. 56. Liquid chlorine. 57. Liquid Gold. 58. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom Salts) 59. Magnesium Chloride. 60. Magnesium Carbonate (Heavy), 61. Mechanical Foam Compound. G2, Mercury Ammoniate. 63. Morcurous Chloride. 64. Mercury Iodide. 65. Mercury oxide. 66. Minsal, i.e., trace elemented mineral mixture-, tuirt ea^le licks 67. Nitric acid. 68. Naphthalene. 69. Oleic acid. 70. Para Phenctidine. 71. Plaster of Paris in packs not indicative of dental nae, 72. Potassium bromide. 73. Potassium Metabisulphite. 74. Preparations of R.1I.C. and D.D.T. excluding Smoke Generators thereof. 75. Pyrethrum as concentrated dusts or exii-ictn. 76. Silica Gel. 77. Sodium Metabisulphite. 78. Sodium salicylate (not of B.P. Standard) 79. Sodium sulphide. 80. Sodium thiosulphatc (Hyposulphite nl Soda^, 81. Sodium sulphite. 82. Sodium sulphite anhydrous. 83. Podium bisulphite. 84. Sulphuric acid. 85. Sulphuric ether. 86. Sodium silicate (Sod. Metasilicate). 87. Sodium and Potassium acetate. APPENDIX 28—contd. 88. Sodium and Potassium citrate 89. Sodium tripolyphosphate, tetra sodium phyrophosphate and other polyphosphate of sodium 90. Strychnine and its salts 91. Sodium bromide 92. Steanc acid. 93. Sodium carbonate fused blocks 94. Sulphur Dioxide. 95. 1.7 7 Trimethyl Bicycle II Heptanone (or Heptane) 96. Sodium Phosphate (Mono di and tri). 97. Wood Preservatives of the typo of Solignum and Gold chloride. 98 X-Ray developers and fixing salts for the processing of X-Ray films 99 Yara Yara (Beta Ncphthol Methyl Ether) 100. Yellow and white phosphorous 101 Zinc sulphate 102. Zonax Cadmium Salts and Zonax Copper Salts 103 Barium chromate, Calcium chromate, Ammonium chromate, Bismuth chromate, Cadmium chromate and Magnesium chromate, other than A R Grade NOTE—Even if any of the articles listed above is not classified as "Chemicals" by the Customs authorities, it is notified for general information that it cannot be imported against the licences gianted in accordance with the procedure indicated m this Appendix LIST II Name of Chemicih Remarks Scnil No. 1 2 4 1 Nil 2 • 21', . <;<-<, Acetic Acid Acid Citnc Aromatic Chemicals Licences granted for 3 Aromatic valid for ficd in list Chemical will be import of items spec V of Appendix 28. . N il . N il Nil Aluminium StearaLe Anhydrous Ammonia Ammonium Chloride Ammonium Phoiphate ''Mono 4 5 6 7 10)0 Nil Nil and Di 1 Argon Gas Barium Chloride i 9 APPENDIX 28—contd. 2 1 3 4 10 B a r i um S u l p h i de . . .. Nil II B a r i um C a r b o n a te Nil 12 B a r i um N i t r a te . . .. Nil B o r ax . . . . . 1 0% 13 (1) Borax cannot be imported against consolidated quota of 2 l% mentioned in para- graph 3 of this Appendix, (11) For purposes of calculation of quota; past imports during 1955-56 will also be taken into account. B u t yl A c e t a te . . .. Nil •14 B u t yl A l c o h ol . ' . Nil 15 C a d m i um s u l p h i de Nil 16 C a l c i um c a r b i de • . . . Nil 17 18 C a l c i um c a r b o n a te p r c c i pl t ed Nil C a l c i um s t e a r a te . . .. Nil 19 . 20 C a u s t ic P o t a sh . . .. Nil 21 C a se h a r d e n i ng a nd H e at t r e a t m e nt c o m p o u n ds . . .. Nil 22 C o p p er s u l p h a te . . .. Nil C o p p er O x y c h l o r i de .23 Nil 24 C u p r o us o x i de or C o p p er s u b- o x i de . . . .. Nil D i a c c t o ne . . . .. Nil 25 D i - C a l c i um p h o s p h a te . 26 Nil 27 D i c h l o r o d i f l u r o m e t h a ne g as a nd i ts m o d i f i ed p r o d u c ts u B ed f or r e f r i g e r a t i on a nd a i r - c o n d i t i o n- i ng p u r p o s es . . .. 75% D i - S o d i u ra p h o s p h a t es . .28 Nil E t h yl A c e t a te . . .. Nn 29 F e r r ic C h l o r i de . . .. Nil 3° H y d r o q u l n o ne . . .. Nil 3i lonone 100 per cent. . Nil 32 APPENDIX 28—contd. 2 I 3 4 33 Laboratory and ro-agent chemicals except those specified in List I II (0 Not more than 15% of the 25% face value of quota licences con. be utilised for import cf anv single iten- (it) Quota licences for Labora- tory and re-agent chemicals- will be issued to the Establish- ed Importers, subject to the condition that the sale of the goods shall be effected by them directly or through established dealers in this line only to Actual Users and at reasonable prices. Magnesium carbonate (Light) Nil 34 Magnesium Stcarate Nil 35 Magnesium Trisillicate . 2 0% 36 Mercuric chloride Nil 37 Methyl chloride . . .. Nil 38 Metol Nil 39 40 M e t al treatment solution ( B o n- derisers) . . . .. Nil M o n o - s o d i um phosphate Nil 41 N i c k el Formate . . .. 42 50% 43 N i c k el Sulphate, N i c k el A m m o- n i um Sulphate, RNickel C h l o- ride and N i c k el Carbonate Nil Oxalic acid . . . .. Nil 44 Pectin Nil 45 46 Potassium carbonate 25% Nil 47 Nil 48 APPENDIX 28—contd. 1 2 3 4 45>J Potassium Cyanide, Sodium Cya- nide and double cyanide of Potassium and Sodium. 25% Nil 50 Potassium Permanganate For purposes of calculation of quotas, past imports effected in any year from 1952-53 to 1955-56 will be taken Into account. Nil 51 Phosphoric Acid . . .. Nil Phosphorus Pentoxide . 12 Nil Phosphorus Trichloride 53 54 Rare Gases, such as Helium, Neon, Krypton, Xenon and Mixtures of gaaes other than Argon and mixture of Argon and Nitrogen. Nil Refllh for fire extinguishers . 35% 53 (0 Small value licences will b" enhanced vide Appendix 3. (M) Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that not more than 50% of the face value thereof can bo utilised for import of toda acid and foam type refills. Rubber chemicals, the following :— 3"S Nil Accelators, anti-oxidanta, dis- persing and bonding agents, retarders, stabilizers and p e p- tizeni . . .. 57 Softeners including pine tar (It includes softeners used in rubber and other industries) Ni[ Nil Silver nitrate . . .. 58 Nil Sodium bicarbonate 59 Nil Sodium nitrate . . .. 60 Sodium Perborate excluding p r e- 61 paration thereof Nil Nil Sodium Aluminatc 62 Sodium silicoflouridc . 5% 63 Nil Sodium sulphate . . .. "4 Nil Strontium carbonate 65 Nil Strontium nitrate . . .. 66 T in oxide Nil 67 Nil Tri-Calcium phosphate , 68 T r i c h l o r e t h y l e ne . . .. 69 2 5% 2 I 4 3 70 Mil Water treatment Chemicals like " Alfloc", Calgon S. etc other than Sodium Aluminatc, Sodium rnpolyphosphate. Terra iodium pyrophosphate and other Polyphosphates of Sodium . Zinc Stcaratc Nil 71 72 Insecticides, Fungicides and Wecdicides — N il (a) D DT (Dicophanum) ex- cluding preparations thereof but including ready to use Smoke Generators con- taining D.D.T Nil (b)B.HC excluding prepara- tions thereof but includ- ing ready-to-uee Smoke Generators containing B.H.C. Nil (c) Insecticides Smoke Gene- rator* containing combina- tions of D D. T and B H C. d^ Others
The applications should be ac- companied by —
(1) Description or trade name. (2) Chemical composition. (3) Country of origin (4) Quantity desired to be imported APPENDIX 28—contd. I 2 3 4 (5) C.I.F. Value. (a) Total (b) Per ton (c) Per 1000 Kilo. (6) Details of licence (s), if any, issued for the particular i n- secticide, etc., during the last three licensing period* and Imports effected against (a) As Actual User— (") No. and date of licence. (M) Quantity. (iii) Value (c.i.f.). (MI) Imports effected till the date of application. (b) On ad hoc basis— (0 No. and date of licence (ri) Quantity (in) Value (c.i.f.) (iv) Imports effected till the date of application. (7) Particulars of applications] if any, submitted on Actul Users basis for the parti- cular insecticide, etc., duringthe licensing period covered by the appli- cations :— i^i) Authority to whom sub- mitted (it) Quantity and Value applied for ( (Hi) Quantity and Value recom- mended by the certifying authority (B) Descriptive literature regard- ing the insecticides, etc. which arc not already well known ; and (C) True copies of invoices or quotations from foreign suppliers or theit agents in India Copies of the applications (with copies of the statements and in- voices) should also be forward- ed for information, to the Plant Protection Adviser, Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine Storage, Department of Agri- culture, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, 4/19, Asaf All Road, New Delhii, and APPENDIX 28—contd. I 2 3 4 the Directorate of Chemi- cals and Plastics, Director- ate General of Technical Development, New Delhi. (it) Applications for import of finished formulations made out of (1) Paiathion, (ii) Ma- lathion, (tit) Diazinon. (10) Chlorobenzilel (v) Chlor- done, (vi) 2, 4D, (vii) D.D, T., (titt) B.H.C., (ix) Copper Oxychloiide (x) Aldrin, (ii) Endrin, (xii) Heptachlor, & (xm)Firnglcldc8 containing Ethyl mercury chloride, phenyl mercury acetate, and phery mercury chloride cither singly or \n combina- tion or their active ingre- dients will no! be enter- tained. New Insecticides, Fungicides and • 73 Weedicides. K.B. Such of the insecticide* which have been declared as poisons will be licensed only to sole agents of manufac- turer and licences will be granted subject to such conditions as may be speci- fied bv the Director General of Eiejlih Services. Applications for impoit of newly introduced Insecticides, Fun- gicides ond Wcedicidcs not enumersted in the respect tive lists and Rodenticides against vnlid licences for itnpoit of aforesaid cherrical will be considered by C. C.I&E. in consultation with the Dir- ectorate of Technical Develop- ment and the Plant Protection Adviser of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture. Applica- tions should be submitted with full particulars of such pioducts including illustrated leaflets about their usefulness etc. Fhe applications should be made by 30-6-3964. N.B. Such of the insecticide! fungicides, weedicides, etc., which have been declared poi- sons will be licensed to Sole ageniu of manufacturers provid- ed the importers possess a lic- ence undei the Poisons Act, X9t9 and licences will be grant- ed subject to such conditions at may be specified oy the D, G H.S. 7 G of I—29 APPENDIX 28—contd. LIST in Licences issued for Laboratory and Reagent Chemicals or quota licences for any other serial number will not be valid for the Import of the following: — Alum potash; Ammonium Thiocyanate; Benzene; Sodium - Oxalate; Sodium Potassium Tartrate, Tolune and Xylene. Alum (Ammonia and potash); Ammonium bromide; Cal- cium chloride; carbon dioxide; Iodoform; Iron ammonium > citrate; Iron sulphide (sticks) Magnesium Carbonate; Potassium Citrate; Potassium Bicarbonate; Phosphoric acid; Sodium Bromide; Sodium Potassium Tartarate; Stearic acid and Zinc Oxide. (3) Commercial grade of chemicals of List I—some of the chemicals for bonafide use In Laboratory will be allowed Importation against licences for Laboratory chemicals and reagents as a special case, provided a minimum purity of 98-5 per cent, is guaranteed. This concession will, how- ever, must be applicable in respect of chemicals named in para. (2) above and paras. (4) and (5) below. chemicals: Acetone; Ammonium Acetate; Ammonium bichromate; Ammonium nitrate; Ammonium oxalate; Ammonium phosphate (monobasic); Barium acetate; Barium nitrate;. Calcium chloride; Chromic acid; Chrome salts; Glycerine; Lead nitrate; Magnesium Nitrate; Nickel salts; Potassium, ferrocyanide; Potassium Oxalate (neutral); Sodium bich- romate; Sodium bisulphite; Sodium Nitrite; Sodium phos- phate (monobasic); Sodium and Potassium metabisulphi- tes; Sodium Chromate (neutral); Sodium sulphite (both hydrated and anhydrous). Aluminium Oxide; Ammonia (Liquor and Solution); Ammonium Chloridte; Ammonium Citrate; Ammonium Sulphate; Barium Chloride; Barium Hydroxide; Borax; Boric acid; Citric acid; Copper Sulphate; Ferrous Ammo- nium Sulphate; Ferrous Sulphate; Hydrochloric acid; Hydroquinone; Lead acetate; Magnesium Chloride; Magne- sium Sulphate; Nitric acid (excluding fuming Nitric acid); Oxalic acid; Potassium bisulphate; Potassium bromide; Potassium chloride; Potassium chromate; Potas- sium dichromate; Potassium Iodide; Potassium Iodate; Potassium Nitrate; Potassium ferrlcyanide; Potassium. Iodide; Potassium Iodate; Potassium Nitrate; Potassium APPENDIX 28—contd. sulphate; Potassium thiocyanate (sulphocyanlde); Silver Nitrate; Sodium Acetate Hydrated (anhydrous); Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium Carbonate; Sodium chloride; Sodium Citrate; Sodium Nitrate; Sodium Phosphate (dibasic); Sodium Sulphate; Sodium Thiosulphate; Sulphuric acid; Tartaric acid; Zinc acetate; Zinc sulphate. (6) Laboratory and reagent chemicals in packs exceeding 0*5 kg and 0 • 5 litre. Chemicals listed below can be imported either in their pure form or as preparations thereof containing one or raor0: of the specific items: 1. Axsenates (Calcium arsenate, Lead arsenate). 2. Halogenated chlorinated hydrocarbons in technical grades (DDD or Dichlorodiphenyl-dichloro-othane Toxaphene, DD or DD 1, 3-dichloropropane and 1, 2-dichloropropane Chlordane Aldrin, Dieldrin, Endrin, Ethylene dibromide, Ethylene dichloride and carbontetrachloride mixture Methyl bromide, p-Chlorophenyl p-Chlorabenzene sulphonate). Chloricide (p-chloro-benzil P-chloro- phenyl sulphite) Allenthrin (Allyl homologue of cinerin-1), 2 (P-tert- butyl phenoxy) isopropy, 2-Chloroethyl sulphite; Ethyl ester of chlorobenzilic acid, para-Dichloro-Berrzene, Isbornyl thiocyanoacetate and 1, 2-dibromo-3-chloroproane. 3. Phenols (Dinitro-o-cylohexylphenol and its salts, Pentachlo- rophenol or its sodium salt), Dinitro (1-methyl hepty I) Phcnyl crotonate, and Dinitro (1 methyl hepty I) Phenol. 4. Organic phosphate (Parathion, Hexaethyltetraphosphate and Tetra ethyl pyrothosphate), dimethylamides of polyphosphoric acid bis dimethyl amino fluorophosphine oxide, paranitro phenyl diethyl phosphate, bis (monoisoprophylomino) fluorophosphine oxide, octamethyl pyrophosphor amide, Malthion (O, O-Dime-thyldithio- phosphate, of Diethyl mercap to Succinate), Tetraethyldithiopy- rosphate, Diethyl 1-ethylthioethy I phosphorothionate, Diethyl &-Methyl-2-isopropyl-4-PyrimidinyI phosphorothionate, 0, 0 Dimethyl- sethyl thioethyl-dithiophosphate, 0, 0-dimethyl, 2, 2,2-thichlore-ethyl phosphate and 0, 0-diethyl-0-2 isoprophyl-4-methyl-6-pyrimidiryl. 5. Cyanides (Liquid HCN, Sodium cyanide, Acryloitrile, Calcium cyanide). APPENDIX 28—contd. 6. Plant derivative insecticides (Nicotine and its sulphate and Rotenone). The import of Pyrethrum as concentrated dusts or extracts (Included in List I) will not be permitted, but preparations containing Pyretbrum as one of the toxic ingredients will be allowed to be imported. 7. Rodenticides (Alpha Naphthlthiourea or Antu and 3-(a)- aceconylbenzyl)-4-hydroxy-cuomorin or Warfarim, Zinc phosphide Thallium sulphate and 3-(Alpha-para-chlorophenylbeta-acetyl ethyl 4-hydroxycoumarin) Pivol (2-privaly 1-1, 3-indandion), Metaldehyde. 1. Tetramethylthiuram disulphide. 2. Tolyl mercury acetate. 3. Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate. 4. Ethyl mercury phosphate. 5. Tetrachloro-para-benzoquinine. 6. Disodium ethylene bisdithiocarbamate. 7. Zinc ethylent bisdithiocarbamate. 8. Mercurised copper oxychloride. 9. Phenyl mercury urea. 10. Methyl mercury chloride. 11. Pentachloronitrobenzene. 12. N-trichloromethylthio-4-chclohexene-l: 2-dicarboxymide (Cap- ton). 13. Tetrachloro-p-benzoquinone. 14. Manganese ethylene-1: 2-bisdithiocarbamate (Maneb). 15. Zinc dimethyl dithiocarbamate (Ziram). 16. Ethioxy ethyl mercury chloride. 17. Methoxy-ethyl-mercury chloride. 1. 2, 4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, its esters and salts. 2. 4, chloro-2-methyl-phenoxyacetic acid, its esters and salts. 3. 2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, its Butoxyethanol ester other esters and salts, 4. Dinitroorthocresol and its salts. 5. Trichloroacetic acid and its salts. 6. Dinitro-o-sec Butylphenol and its salts. APPENDIX 28—contd, 7. Alpha-naphthylacetic acid. 8. Indol-Butyric acid. 9. Salts of (2, 4, 5r-Trichlorophenoxy) propionic acid. 10. Sodium I-Naphthalene acetate. 11. p-chlorophenoxy acetic acid. 12. CMU (3-chlorophenyl)-l. 1-Dimethy lures, 13. 2-methyl-4-chlorophenoxy butyric acid. LIST V Amyl Cirmamic Aldehyde. Acetophenone. Allyl Acetate. Allyl Butyrate. Allyl Heptylate. Allyl Iso Butyrate. Allyl Propionate. Allyl Valerate. Amyl BenzoaK.\ Amyl Butyrate. Amyl Caproate. Amyl Caprylate. Amyl Cinnamate. Amyl Formate. Amyl Phenylaceta* Amyl Propionate. ^myl Valerianate Anethole. Anisic Aldehyde. Anisic Ketone. Anisole, Anisyl Acetate. Anisyl Alcohol. Anisyl Formate. Anisyl Phenylacetate. Anisyl Propionate. Auriol, Aurantine. Benzaldehydo. Benzophenone. APPENDIX 28—contd, Benzyl Alcohol. Benzyl Acetate. Benzyl Benzoate. Benzyl Butyrate. Benzyl Cinnamate. Benzyl Formate. Benzyl-Iso-eugenol. Benzyl Phenyl Acetate. Benzyl Propionate. Benzylidene Acetone. Benzyl Salicylate. Benzyl Valerianate. Beta Napthyl Iso Butylether. Bromostyrol. Butyl Butyrate. Butyl Formate. Butyl Phenylacetate. Butyl Salicylate. Butyl "Valerianate. CarvoL Cedrol. Cedryl Acetate. Cinnamic Acid. Cinnamic Alcohol. Cinnamic Aldehyde. Cinnamyl Acetate. Cinnamyl Benzoate. Cinnamyl Cinnamate. Cinnamyl Formate. Cinnamyl Isobutyrate. Cinnamyl Propionate. Cinnamyl Valerate. Citronellyl Benzoate. Citronellyl Butyrate. Citronellyl Capronate. Citronellyl Formate. Citronellyl Propionate. Citronellyl Valerianate. CoumariTL Cyclamen Aldehyde. (Iso-Propyl alphamethyl hydro cinnamlc aldehyde.) APPENDIX 28—contd. Decyl Acetate. Diacetyl 100%. Diethyl Succinate. Dimethyl Acetophenone. Dimethyl Anthranilate. Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol. Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol Acetate. Dimethyl Hydroquinone. Dimethyl Octanol. Dimethyl Phenyl Carbinol. Diphenyl Methane. Diphenyl Oxide. Ethyl Amino-Benzoate. Ethyl Anthranilate. Ethyl Benzoate. Ethyl Butyrate. Ethyl Caproate. Ethyl Caprylate. Ethyl Cinnamate. Ethyl Formate. Ethyl Heptoate. Ethyl Hydrocinnamate. Ethyl Iso Butyrate. Ethyl Laurate. Ethyl Methyl Phenyl Glycidate. Ethyl Phenylacetate. Ethyl Propionate. Ethyl Sahcylate. Ethyl Sebacate. Ethyl Valerianate. Ethyl Vanillin. Eugenol. Eugenol Acetate. Eugenol Methyl Ether. Fatty Alcohols C8 to C12. Fatty Aldehydes C7 to C20 and Lactones. Geranyl Butyrate. Geranyl Formate. Geranyl Iso-Butyrate. Geranyl Phenylacetate. Geranyl Propionate. APPENDIX 28—contd. Geranyl Valerianate. Heliotropin. Hexyl Esters Hydratrops Aldehyde. Hydrocinnamic Aldehyde. Indol. Iso Bornyl Acetate. Iso-butyl Acetate. Iso-butyl Benzoate. Iso-butyl Formate. Iso-butyl Propionate. Iso-butyl Phenyl Acetate Iso-butyl Salicylate. Iso Eugenol. Iso Eugenol Acetate Linalyl Acetate. Linalyl Anthranilate Linalyl Butyrate. Linalyl Cinnamate. Linalyl Formate. Linalyl Iso Butyrate, Linalyl Propionate. Linalyl Valerianate, Methyl Acetophenone, Methyl Anthranilate. Methyl Benzoate. Methyl Cinnamate. Methyl Coumarin. Methyl Heptine Carbonate. Methyl Ionortes. Methyl Eugenol. Methyl Iso Eugenol Methyl Alfa-Naphthyl Ketone Methyl Beta-Naphthyl Ketone, Methyl Octincarbonata Methyl Phenylacetate. Menthyl Salicylate. Menthyl Valerianate. Musk Ambrette. Musk Ketone. Musk Xyloi. APPENDIX 28—contd. Nerol. Neroiin (also known as Bromeliia). Para Crcsol Methyl Ether. p-Cresol. Para Cresyl Acetate. Para Cresyl Phenylacetate. Phenyl Acetaldehyde Dimethyl Acetal. Phenyl Acetic Acid. Phenyl Acetic Aldehyde. Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol. Phenyl Ethyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethylechlor Acetate (secondary) Pnenyl Ethyl Anthranilate. Phenyl Eihyl Benzoate. Phenyl Ethyl Butyrate. Phenol Ethyl Cinnamate. P ienyl Ethyl lso-Butyrate. Pnenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethyl Propionate. Phenyl Ethyl Valerianate. Phenyl Propyl Alcohol. Phenyl Propyl Acetate. Phenyl Propyl Butyrate. Phenyl Propyl Valerianate. Propyl Acetate. Rhodinol. Rhodinyl Acetate. Rhodinyl Benzoate. Rhodinyl Butyrate. Rhodinyl Formate. Rhodinyl Propionate. Safrol. Skatol. Styrolyl Acetate (Phenyl methyl carbinyl aeetatr) Styrolyl Alcohol Phenyl methyl carbinri Terpineol. Terplnyl Acetate. Terpinyl Butyrate. Terpjnyl Cinnamatp TerpinyJ Formate. APPENDIX 28—concld. Terpinyl Iso Butyrate. Terpinyl Propionate. Terpinyl Valerianate. Trlchlor Phenyl Methyl Carbinyl Acetate. Tetra-hydro Lavenduol. -Vanillin. Vetivenol. "Vetyverol. Vetiver Acetate. Aromatic Chemicals not Requests from established import- included In the list ers for inclusion of new items above. of Aromatic chemicals for im- port against their quota licences and applications from Actual Users for import of such items will be considered by the port licensing authorities in consul- tation with the Directorate General of Technical Develop- ment, New Delhi. Applications should be accom- panied by full details regarding chemicals, nomenclatures and uses, and any other relevant particulars. In the case of Established Importers, the- licensing authority may permit import of such items against the quota licences held by them. Particulars of quota licences may also be furnished. List of articles for which licences granted under S. Nos. ?4, 35, 36 and 37 of Part V will be valid irrespective of their classification. Quotas will, however, be calculated separately on the basis of past imports of goods, falling under Serial Nos. 34, 35, 36 and 37/Part V •excluding harmless food colours, and water and oil colours. Separate quotas have been fixed for these excluded items. 1. Bronze Powder. 2. Cadmium Red and Vitreous colours. 3. Cellulose Chips. 4. Chlorinated Dipenyls. 5. Chlorinated Rubber. 6. Cobalt Acetate. 7. Heavy Solvent Naptha. 9. Maleic Anhydride. 10. Mercury Oxide. 11. Nitrocellulose other than 15—20 seconds viscosity. 12. Red Oxide (Naturally occurring). 13. Organic Pigment colours and oil soluble colours excluding the following:— Colour SI. Item No. Index No. 1 Pigment Green B 2 Hansa Yellow 5G , . . 11680 3 Hansa Yellow G . . 11710 4 Hansa Yellow 10G . . . 12070 5 Para Red . . . . . .. . . .. 12085 6 S i g n al R e d / R ed T o n er R . . .. 7 T o l u i d l ne R ed 8 P e r m a n e nt R ed F 4R 9 H e l io F a st R ed BB 10 P e r m a n e nt B o r d e a ux F 2R . 11 R od L a ke C / L G / V u l c an R ed . . .. APPENDIX 29—contd. S. Item No, Colour Index N o. . . . 12460 12 Permanent Red FRLL . . .. * JVJ 13 Lithol Red -M- J ^tarf-"- ui* V * l ^ VU • • + • • •* 14 Rubine Toner 15 Permanent Red 2B . 15850 . 15865 15880 16 Maroon T o n er . . . . .. 17 Golden Yellow GR 18 Bcnaidine Yellow . . . . .. 19 Vulcan Fast Yellow CG 20 Permanent Orange G . 21 Vulcan Fast Red B 42025 22 Peacock Blue . . . . .. . 74160 23 Phthalocyanine Blue 24 Oil Yellow AM 25 Oil Brilliant Yellow 26 OilYcllowAR 27 Oil Brown D .28 Oil Orange ES 29 Oil Orange T 30 OH BrilHaut Scarlet 31 Oil Red 2R ' 32 Oil Yellow PX 33 Oil Red G 34 Oil Red 35 OilViolet . 42535B 36 Nigrosinc 50415 14. Phthalic Anhydride. 15. Synthetic Iron Oxide Pigments excluding shades 445 and 446 of IS—5. 16. Tricresyl Phosphate. 17. Toluol. 18. China Wood Oil. [Section II—S. Nos. 41(11), 41(111) and 87-88 of Part V] CAR AND LIGHT TRUCK COVERS AND TUBES Ply & 6 S'20—13 5.60—13 3'90—13 • A • 4 • 4 • & 6 & 6 & 6 6-40—13 520—14 7-50—14 . • A • A - A • & 6 & 6 4 • 00/4 -25—15 5-90—13 6-40—15 . • A • 4 • A • A & 6 & 6 • : 6 6-70—15 • 7-co/7-60—15 7-10—15 &6 • • A • 4 . 6 4-50/4-75—16 3-00/5-25—16 5-30—16 . &6 • 4 . 6 . 6 5-75/6-00—16 •6-25/6-50/6-70—16 7-00—16 . 6 4-50—17 . . 6 . 6 4-75/5-00—17 . 5.2 J/5.5o—17 • . 6 . 6 . 6 5-35/5-50—18 4i5°/4-75/Voo—19 4-50—21 165x400 Stabilia . • 4 • &6 & 6 & 6 3-20—14 7-50—14 5-90—15 . • 4 • 4 • 4 & 6 &6 • 4 • 4 . 6 6-40—15 6-70—15 . 5-73/6-00—16 APPENDIX 30—contd. . 6 . 6 & 8 . 4 & 6 . 6 . 6 *8 . 8 & 10 . 8 . 8 . 8 • 4 • 4 • 4 • 4 • 4 • 4 • 4 . 2 & 4 . 2 & 4 9' Ar A 3-30—8 4-00—8 T*"O -TO • * • J JV A.\J • • • • r ^t vh ^ (4) A.D.V. COVERS AND TUBES . 6 • 4 • 4 • 6 . 8 . 8 2-75—21 . • 4 IO—IO . 10 . 14 • 10 • 8 & 10 . 12 . 10 170—20,32x6,32x4 iz-oo—20 14-00—30 9•00—22 . 12 io-oo—34 II-OO—34 . 6 (6) TKACTOR, TRACTOR/TRAILBR, GRADER AND EARTHMOVBR/EXCAVATO" COVERS, TUBES AND FLAPS. (a) TRACTOR AND TRACTOR/TRAILER COVERS AND TUBE* 4-00—19 6-00—19 12*4 2 8/11 28 . 12-4—36/11—36 . 4 & 6 . 4 & 6 14—28 . 16-9—30/14—30 - 13'6—38/12—38 • . 6 . 6 . 6 (c) EARTHMOVER/EXCAVATOR COVERS, TUBES AND FLAPS. 7-50—18 . 8 • 25—20 9 • 00—-20 . 8 . 12 . 12 . 14 . 16 . 16 iS'Oo—24 18-00—25 ai-oo—24 ai-oo—25 APPENDIX 30—contd. Pty . 2x4 16x4 24x1-1/2 W.O. 26X1-3/8 W.O. 26x1-1/2 W.O. . 2 . 2 . 2 28 x 1 • 1/2 W.O. 28x1-3/4 W-O. 28x1-1/2 W.O. .26x2'00 Auto . 2 . 2 Rickshaw . • 4 . 4 • • • • 3-00—3-1/2 6-oo—6-1/2 6-50—5-1/2 26X7-75—X3 45x17-00—16 • >• Tubes are not made Indigenously 26x6-50—14 27x6-50—15 36x10-75—i6J 24x7-25—12 560x236(0-6) 29x6-25—16 • 43X12-50—21 26x6-6 17x3-5°—11 20X5-25—11 8 X9-oo—12 34x10-75—16 • oy A IJ • • 46 X 16 . .2-3/4X1-1/8 A v T * T 1 A. Uf f\ 1 J-/ *t • 6x2 8X2 10X2 J2X2 8X3 I 2 X 3 I /2 [ 7 G [Section II—S. Nos. 65(1-4) (ii) and 65(5)
P A R T o f I CINEMA MACHINERY AND PARTS THEREOF—LICENSING POI ICY POR — 1. Licensing policy for Cinema machinery and pacts for April 1964—March 1965 is as detailed below. — S E C . 3 0 2. Apptications for additional licences to import 3-D viewers, will be considered 1 ] 3. Licences granted for this item for AprfJ 1964—March 1965 wfllnoi be valid for the import of any of the articles included in Appendix 35. 4. The table below, which follows the order given in the Red Book for the period April 1964—March 1965 indicates the quota percentages and other conditions subject to which tiie licences will be granted :— T H E Remarks Validity of Description I Jce rising \uthority 1 Licences Policy for Established Importers Part and S. No. of I.T.C Schedule G A Z E T T E 2 6 5 4 3 I N D I , Ports fiS^MXiiX1") Souodaad Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4H.P 24/% A . Twelve months. and above. (a) Not more than 33i% of the face value of the licence can be utilised for the import of com- plete equipment of 1/4 H.P. aod above. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y \b) It wilJ be permissible to import with each complete single static or Portable 35 mm sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment of 1/4 H J. and above imported under this licence, certain accessories and spares according to the scale shown in List I to this Appendix except such as are banned for import under Appendix 35. 6 5 7 APPENDIX 31—contd. 6 5 8 Validity Remarks Description of Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers Licences Part and S. No. of I.T.G Schedule T H E 1 6 2 5 4 3 PART V—contd. S. No. 65 (1—4)("X0—eomd. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (.(0 Licences will alfeo be valid for the impart of spare parts of Sound arid Projection Re- production Equipment of 1/4- H.P. anJ -bove "i^cified in list IV of this Appendix Lxcept such as are tuancd for import under Append'> >s The^e licences will altA be v.iLd for import of such perrrus'iibK coin ri me nl par is fall- ing undei S- No. 65(I-4)(LI)(.U) and f.ir/V as art otherwise allow- ed to be imported. 1 E X T R A O R D I N A R Y [ P A R T I — S K C . 1 } If) Additional licences for import of cemponent parts of Sound and Projerrion ReproductionEqujp- meri of 1 4 H.P. Jnd above can be granted to established import- er; of Iiiisub-ser al number on the bd-s > f 15% of half of their best ycar'i unpoiij of complete equirniLi; falhnp underthis^ub- ' serial riLiirber. Thise additionel lic--nLCb wili akki be "valid for unporl ot J nnpiirit.nl par's> Ullir.j under S Nos. 6<; (1-4) (11) (1 ) and (iiJ.V- These additional [ P A R T I — licences can also be utilised upt° 30% of their face value for im- port ot permissible components °f 35/70 mm Sound and Projec- tion Reproduction equipment. S E C . 1 ] (e) Licences issued under this sub- itexn will not be valid for import of 16mm sound and projection reproduction equipment. T H E G A Z E T T E Cf) Upto 1% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for import of special types of cables falling under S. No. 45/II, re- quired for use for cinema equip- ment provided these cables art of the types not covered by Appendix 16 to this Red Book, O F I N D I A E X T R A O R D I (j) Upto 30% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-serial number can be utili- sed for import of complete 35/70 mm Sound and Projection Reproduction equipment with permissible accessories and spa- res as prescribed in this Red Book and permissible compo- nents thereof. The import of items which are banned in Appendix 35 to this Red BiOk will not be permitted. N A R Y t&) Upto 2% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-serial number or Rs, 2,500 per half year, whichever is lessj can be utilised for import of special types of ball bearings required for use in the Cinema- 6 5 s APPENDIX 31—contd. 6 6 o Description Authority Remarks Policy for Established Importers Validity erf Licences Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule T H E 2 i 6 4 3 5 PART V~contd. S. No. 65 (TL—ftuXjh-amd. G A Z E T T E tographic equipment excepting those covered by Appendix 14 to this Red Book. O F I N D I it) Quota licences granted for this sab-serial number will not be valid for import of testing or checking equipments. A E X T R A O K D I (J) Quota licences granted for this Sub-S.No. can be utilised upto 12.1/2% of their face vahie for trnport of the following component and spare parts d the Wireless reception instruments and appara- tus:— N A K Y [ (i) VaJva : Of types other than the following and their equivalents :— P A H T I — S E C . 1 } EZ So, BBC 81, BF 89, ECH 8i, EL &4, EBF 89, BCL 82, EM 84, UYSS.UBCS^UFSS, UCH 81, UL 84, UBF 89, UCL 82, UM 84, EL 86, EC 81, ECH 83 "ndBpF83. [ (ii) Condensers. (Hi) Resistances. P A R T I (iv) PoUr&io- — S E C . 1 ] T H E (v) Loud Import of loud- Speak- speakers of diameters en : 12'andabovewiU be allowed. G A Z E T T E (In the case of ellipti- cal loud-speakers the permissible size of diameters will be applicable to the major axis). O F I N D (Ti) Valve sockets. (vii) Silields. I A (viii) Grid caps. {ix) Plug*. E X T P A O R D I N A K Y NOTES—(1) In respect of Condensers, Resistances and Poten- tiometers, Volume Con- trol and Tone Control, it will be incumbent upon the importers to satisfy the Customs Authorities that the com- ponents imported by them form part and parcel of the theatre or studio amp- lifiers and theatre or studio systems. 6 6 1 6 6 2 APPENDIX 31—contd. Remarks Policy for T H E 6 2 I 5 3 4 G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A (2) Import of Loud-speakerSj whether fitted with line transformers or not, having (a) a normal output of over 10 watts, and (b) either a voice coil dia- meter of nM less than ii inch or a cone diameter of not less than 12 inch wili be allowed to be impor- ted without any face v^lue restriction. forts 65(1-4X^0 (tO 5ouaJ and Projection Reproduction Eqaipraent 5% Twelve months E X T R A O R D I (a) Not more lhan i ^ i% of the face value of the licences can be utilised foT ihe import of complete equipment under 1/4 H.P. N A R Y [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ((>) It will be permissible to import with each complete Single State or Portable 35 mm SounJ and Projection Reproduction Equipment under r/4 H.P. imported under this hcenccj certain accessories and spares according to the scale shown in List II of this Appends except such as are banned for import undei Appendix 35. ] [ P A U T I — S E C . 1 ] T H E (c) Licences will also be valid for the import ol spare parts of sounj and Proircr .-r Reproduction Equipment ui^'u- i 4 H.P. specified in List VI ot tin- Ap- pendix except suck as are burned for impoit uruJtr Append"? ?5. These licences will also be valid for import of such peimissitle component parts falling under S. Nos. 651,1-4) uijfi) and (HII/V as are otherwise allowed to be imported. G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A E X T R A O R D I (3) Additional licences for import of component parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction Equip- ment under 1'4 H.P. can be granted to established importers of this sub-senal number on the basis of 15% of half of their best year's imports of complete equip- ment falling under • his sub-sei ul number. These additioncl licen- ces will also be valid for imp 011 of component parts falling under S. Nos. 65(1-4) (iiXi> and (HI"")/ V. These add'tional licences can also be utilised upto 30% of their face value for import of permissible components of 35 ir?c mm Sound and Projection Re- production equipment. N A R Y (e) Same as remarks (e),(g),(k),(t)and (j) against S. Nos. 65 (1-4) (tt) (OfV above. < if) Upto 1 % of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for APPENDIX 31—centd. 6 6 4 Description Licensing Authority Validity of Remarks Licences Policy for Established Importers Part and S.No. of LT.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 3 4 S PARTV—contd. G A Z E T T E O F I N D import of special types of cables falling under S. No. 45/II, re- quired for UK for cinema equip- ment provided these cables are of the types not covered by Appendix 16 to this Red Book. I A 6 J ( I - 4 X *) 1*0 Film £itudfo equipment 5% Twelve months. E X T R A O R D I (g) Upto2l% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for import of pick-up cartridge* with stylj falling under S. No. 309 (d)/IV. (fl) Quota licences granted for this Sub. S.No. canbeutflisedforthe import of complete film studio equipment upto full face value of quota licences. N A R Y [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 (b) It will be permissible to import with each complete Film Studio Equipment (Studio Industrial Machinery) under this licence3 certain accessories and spares according to the scale shown in List III of thi& Appendix except such as are banned for import under Appen- dix 35. ] . / P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] \ ) Licences wiil also be valid for the import of spare parts of Film Studio Equipmentspecified in List VIII except such as are banned for import under Ap- pendix 35. These licences will also be valid for import of such permissible component parts falling under S. No. 65(1-4) (n) (t) and (tt)/V 33 are otherwise allowed to be imported. T H E G A Z E T T E O F I N D I A E X T . {d) Additional licences for import of component parts of Film Studio Equipment can be granted to established importers of this sub-serial number on the basis of 15% of half of their best year's imports of complete equipment falling under this sub-serial number. These additional licences will also be valid for import of component Parts failing under S. Nos. 65( I M) GiXO and (a)/V. These additional licences can also be utilised upto 30% of their face value for import of permissible componerts of 35/70 mm. Sound and Pro- jection Reproduction equip- ment. R A O K D I N A R Y (") Same as remarks (e), (h) ard (/) against sub-item 65 (1—4) (it) (0/V above. (/) Upto 1% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for import of special types of cables 6 6 5 APPENDIX 31—eontd. 6 6 6 Description Remarks Validity of Licensing Authority Policy for Established Importers Licences Part and S. No of I.T.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 4 5 3 PART V—eontd. S. No. 65 (i—4)(w)("")—eontd G A Z E T T E O F I falling under S. No. 45/II required for use for cmerra equipment, provided these cables are of the types not covered by Appendix 16 to this Red Book. N D I A g) Quota bcences issued for this sub-serial rumber will be valid for testing and checking equipments appeanrg in List III of this Appendix and spare parts thereof upto a limit of 10% of the face value of the licences. 2 0% 65(5) (0 if) Spire parts of Sound and Projection Reproductioi 1 Ports E X T R A O R D I Equip-nent 1/4 H.P. and above Twelve months. 'a) Licences will be valid for the import of articles specified in Lists IV and V except such as are banned for import under Appendix 35. N A R Y [ P A R T I — S E C (b) Although licences will be granted separatelv on the basis of past imports of S. No. 65 (5) (t)(i), 65 (5)("">(") and 65(5) (t)("0 of Part V mentioned m this Appendix, t^ey can be utiLsed for the import of any or all the articles falling under these serial numbers. 1 } [ P A H T I — S E C . 1 ] (c) Upfo 1/2% of the face vajuc oi quota licences granted tor this sub-item can be utilised for import of special tvpes of cables fall.ng under S. No. 45/II required for use for cinona equipment, provided ihesecables are of the types not covered by Appendix 16 to this Red Book. T H E G A Z E T T E (d) Upto 2% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-serial number or Rs 2,500 (per half year) whichever 11 less can be utilised for import of special types of ball bearings required foruseinthe Cinema- tographic equipment excepting those covered by Appendix 14 to this Red Book. O F I N D I A (f) Upto 10% of the face vaJue of quota licences granted for this sub-seriaJ number can be utilised for import of spare parts of 35/70 mm equipment. (/) Quota licences granted for this sub-serial number will Dot be valid for import of testing m checking equipments. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y Q) Quota licences granted for this sub-S. No. can be utilised upto 12 1/2% of their face value for import of the following compo- nents and spare parts of the Wireless reception instruments and apparatus :— (0 Valves : Of types other than the following and their equivalents :— EZ 80, EBC 81, EF 89, ECH 81, EL84, EBFSo, 6 6 7 APPENDIX 31—contd. < S 6 8 VaBditj Licensing Authority Description Remarks of Licences Part and S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule T H E i 2 6 5 3 4 PART V—contd. S. No. 65 (fXiXO—MHfti G A Z E T T E ECL 82, EM 84, UY 85, UBC 81, UF89, UCH 81, UL84,UBF 89, UCL 82, UM 84, BL 86,EC8i,ECH 83 and EBF 83. O F I N D I (it) Condensers. (i*0 Resistances. (w> PoUMw- A (p) Loud-spea- Import of loud-spea- kers kers of diameters 12* and above will be allowed. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y (In the case of ellipti- cal loud-speakers the permissible size of diameters will be applicable to the major axis). [ P A R T (CT) Valve sockets. (raQ Shields. (vm) Grid caps, I (tx) Phigs. — S E C . 1 Noras (1) In respect of Condensers, Resistances and Potentio- meters, Volume Control ] [ P A R T I — S E C . 1 ] sod Tone Control, it will be incumbent upon the importers to satisfy the Customs Authorities tbat the components imported by them form part ind parcel of the theatre or studio amplifiers and theatre or studio system*. T H E G A Z E T T E O F (2) Import of Loud-speakers, whether fitted with line transformers or not, having (a) a normal out- put of over 10 watts and (6) either a voice coil diameter of not less than i-1/4 inch or a cone dia- meter of not less than 12 inch win be allowed to be imported without any face value restriction. I 6
N D I ' Equipment under 1/4 H-P. Ports 2 0% Twelve months A (a) Licences will be valid for the import of articles specified j f Lists VI and VII except such as are banned for import under Appendix 35. (i) Sameasremarks(6),(i),fe),(f)and(g) against S. No. 65(5X1X0/^ above. E X T R A O R D I N A R Y fr) Upto \% of the face value of quota licences granted for this sub-item can be utilised for import of special types of cables falling under S. No. 45/ II required for use for Cinema equipment provided these cab)es are of the types not covered by Appendix 16 to this Red Book. 6 6 9 - 6 7 o APPENDIX 31—contd. Remarks Licensing Authority Part and S- r1^?" of Description Validity of Licences Schedule T H E 5 4 r 2 3 PART V—contd. 2 O% Ports 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 [ P A B T I - S E C 1 ] APPENDIX 31—contd. LIST I COMPLETE SINGLE STATIC OR PORTABLE 35 MM/16 MM SOUND AND PROJECTION REPRODUCTION EQUIPMENT 1/4 H.P. AND ABOVE 1. 1—Projector Mechanism complete with or without— (a) Soundhead Adapter Gearing. (b) Lens Adapter. (c) Fire Extinguishing Device, (d) Screenscopes. 2. 1—Projection Lens. 3. 1—Pedestal or Stand complete with or without mounting brackets and Control Switches and Associated Fitments (except from TJ.S.A.). 4. 1—Soundhead complete with Photo Electric Cell, Exciter- Lamps, Fluid Fly Wheel or Stabiliser, connecting cables and all asso- ciated fitments. 5. 1—Driving Motor 1/4 H.P. or over, complete with Starter, and Switch Control unit, cables and associated fitments. 6. 1—Each top and bottom magazine complete with all fitments with capacities from 2,000 ft. to 6,000 ft. 7. Spools for 35 mm. Projectors over 2,000 ft. (only two spools will be allowed for each Projector). 8. 1—Rewinder (Electrical) for 2,000 ft. to 5,000 ft. Spools with or without cleaning and waxing attachments. 9. 1—Arc-lamp with Mirror, for either Low or High Intensity operation, complete with or without carbon savers, automatic carbon feed mechanism and associated manual or electrical controls. 10. 1—Amplifier System, complete with either single or multiple voltage and power amplifiers, including valves, mounting racks or cabinets, associated controls and switch gear metering panels and Power Units and associated fitments, and Cables with or without microphones and/or a gong. 11. 1—Monitor Speaker system with or without cabinet, with matching transformer and control unit. 12. 1—Loudspeaker system comprising either single or multiple loudspeakers, with high frequency cellular horn, complete with H.F. Units complete with L.F. Speakers, energised or non-energised together with frequency providing network and control units, as also field Rectifiers, if required by Speaker units. 13. 1—Complete set of spare valves. 1—Spare Exciter-Lamp. 1—Spare set of Fuses. 1—Spare set of pilot Lamps. APPENDIX 31—contd. 1—Spare set of Driving Belts or Chains. 1—Spare Mirror for Arc Lamp. 1—Spare Photo Cell. 2—Projection Lamps if lamp type equipment is imported. 14. 1—Complete set of Tools for assembling the equipment, con- sisting of various sizes of spanners. Allen Keys, Screw-drivers, oil can with one gallon oil of various grades as also erection belts, nuts, screws and spare parts cabinets, 15. 1—Screen either Portable or Static, made of rubber glass or any other type of material except plain cloth. 16. 1—Non-Synchronous, Gramophone attachment, complete with. Motor Tone Arm and Pick-up, either single or dual complete with necessary volume and Tone Controls with or without cabinet. 17. 1—Slide Projector Attachment, complete with all necessary fitments slide carriers, with or without colour wheel attachment. 18. 1—Slide Lens. 19. 1—Film Joiner (Splicer). 20. 1—Arc Rectifier, Mercury Bulb type, together with associated' or connection switch gear and with spare mercury bulbs, or 1—Motor Generator Arc Set, complete with Starter Regulator and load resistance units (AC/DC). 21. 1—Rotary Converter, complete with Regulator, Starter, Frequency Regulator, and Voltmeters (AC/DC). 22. 1—Automatic Electric or Manual Curtain Controller with Tracks and Associated Fitments. 23. 1—Technical and Sales Literature and Display Material. 24. 1—Perthele with Optical Glass and Safety Shutter system. 25. 1—Tin or Bottle Film Cement. COMPLETE SINGLE STATIC OR PORTABLE 16 MM/35 MM SOUND AND- PROJECTION REPRODUCTION EQUIPMENT UNDER 1/4 H.P. Complete Single Static or Portable 16 mm/35 mm Sound Projec- tion Reproduction Equipment comprising: — Projector Mechanism with Projection Lens, Sound head with Photo Electric Cell, Exciter Lamp, Fluid fly-wheel or Stabilizer, connecting cable and all associated fitments, Driving Motor under 1/4 H.P. complete with Starter, Switch Control Unit, Cables and associated fitmentsr APPENDIX 31—contd. Loud-speaker system comprising either single loud- speaker or High Frequency Cellulor Horn complete with H P. Units, complete with loud-speaker energised or non-energised, together with frequency providing net work and control units, as also Field Rectifier if required by speaker units. 2. Pedestals or Stands complete with or without mounting brackets and control swtiches and associated fitments. 3. Spools for 16 mm Projectors (only two spools will be allowed for each projector). 4. One—Rewinder, Electrical with or without cleaning and wax- ing attachments and associated fitments. 5. One—Amplifier system, complete with either single or multiple voltage and power amplified, including valves, mounting racks or cabinets, association control and switch gear, metering panels with or without microphone. 6. One—Monitor Speaker system with or without cabinet with matching transformers and control units, 7. One—Complete set of Spare Valves. One—Spare Exciter-Lamp. One—Spare set of Fuses. One—Spare set of Pilot Lamps. One—Spare set of Driving Belts or Chains, One—Spare Mirror. One—Spare Photo Cell. Two—Projection Lamps. 8. One—Complete set of tools consisting of various sizes of span- ners, Allen Keys, Screw-drivers, Oil Can, with one gallon oil of various grades for Projector Sound-Head. 9. One—Screen either portable or static, made of rubber glass or any other type of material excluding plain cloth. 10. One—Non-Synchronous Gramophone Attachement, complete with Motor, Tone Arm, and Pick-up either single or dual complete with necessary volume and tone controls with or without cabinet. 11. One—Splicer. 12. One—Motor Generator set or Engine Generator set, complete with Starter, Regulator and Loaded Resistance Units (AC/DC). 13. One—Rotary Converter or Inverter complete with Regulator Starter, frequency and Volt Meters (AC/DC). 14. One—Technical and Sales Literature and Display Materials. 15. One—Tin or Bottle Film Cement. 16. One—Arc-lamp with mirror either L.I. or H.I. and with auto- matic carbon feed or hand feed complete. 7 G of 1—31 APPENDIX 31—contd. FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENT (STUDIO INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY) EXCLUDING DEVELOPING MACHINE 1. Recording Equipment.—Studio type or standard or semi-port- able or portable or Magnetic Kecordmg Equipment (for photographic or Magnetic or both) either according to factory specifications or specially custom built, mainly consisting of — Microphones with/without Microphone stands, connectors, sus- pension mountings, Mixers, Power Cabinets, Transmission Cabinets, Recorders with Motors, Light Valves or Galvanometers, Magazines with/without carrying cases Set of cables, 2 sets of glassware (one for spare), set of Tools Motor Control Cabinets, Inventois, Noiserasers, Demagnetisers, 50,000 ft Magnetic Peif orated Taps, Magnetic Readers Split Reels, Monitor Headsets, Interphone hand sets, Testing or Checking Instruments for Film or Magnetic Tape, Set of conversion parts for modifying Density system to Area system or vice versa. Set of Conversion Parts tor Modifying Area or Density Systems to combine Photographic Magnetic operation, Main Amplifier single or multiple, complete with rack/shelf equalizer OSC/preamplifier with or without carrying case Talkback microphones, 20 Exposure Lamps, Focussing and Measuring Microscopes Monitor speaker assembly, low voltage power supply units, voltage regulators, B Supply units with 2 sets of tubes (one spare), plugs, connectors, sockets, etc Conversion Kits to convert recorder from 25 mm to sub-standard film or tape or vice versa 2. Re-recording, Scoring and Dubbing Equipment —Either accord- ing to factory specifications or special custom built, consisting mainly of following items for each channel: — Re-Recorders with loop cabinets or attachments Magnetic Modifications for above. Rectifiers Plate and Filament Supply, Exciter Lamp Supplies. Voltage Regulators Interlock Distributors or Selsyn M.G Set Disc—Recorders with or without Amplifier and Speaker, Multi- position mixers, Console desks, Pre-amphfiers or re-recordmg com- pensators or high and low Equalisers, Power suppliers, Monitoring Amplifiers and Talkback Amplifiers and associated fitments, Monitor loud-speakers, Double film or perview attachments, Loop-attachment for above Sound-heads with pre-amplifiers interlock or selsyn motor adapters and associated fitments, MG Sets or Distributors with motor clutch and associated fitments, RP Switches (Recording and Projection), Magnetic Conversions for Sound Heads, Cables, Plugs and associated fitments and accessories 3. Preview Equipment—comprising—One sound system with sound-heads with pre-amplifiers, stand-by or emergency amplifiers, APPENDIX 31—contd. main amplifiers, power supplies, control cabinets, monitor speakers interlock and synchronous motors and spare sets of glassware. Two Projector Mechanisms. Two Sets of Magazines. Two Pedestals. Two Projection Lenses, Two Arc Lamps. Two Rectifiers or one Arc Set with Resistance, Control Panel, -starter, etc., 15 spools, one Screen. One Rewinder and Disc, one Stepdown Transformer. One Set of modification parts to convert Re-recording from photo- graphic to magnetic recording. 4. 35 mm. and/or 16 mm. Picture Cameras—comprising mainly— Picture Camera, Carrying Case, Set of Filter Holders and Cases. Magazines with/without cases, Variable diffusers, Combination Matte box and sunshades, Tripods, Friction Tilt-heads, set of lenses, 220 volts 50 cycle 3 phase Synchronous Motor, one Interlock Motor, one Multi-duty-motor DC Motor, Blimp, Sets of batteries with case. 5. Single System Cameras and Recorder—Consisting mainly of 35 mm. or 16 mm. sound-cum-Picture Camera with accessories as per Item 4 above and Sound Recording System as per Item 1 or any part thereof. 6. Back Projection Equipment—Either according to factory specifications, or specially customs built and comprising mainly: — Projection Mechanism either single or multiple heads including control panel, remote control focus, register pin movement driven by 220 Volt AC interlocking motor, upper and lower magazines pedestals Arc-lamp, aet of lenses screen, motor generator, distributor, ,220 Volt interlocking motor for camera, etc. 7. Animation Stands. 7A. Title Stands. 8. Studio Lights 500 Watts and above, incandescent lamps and/or Arc Lights, according to factory specifications with or without generators, pedestals, barn doors, diffuser frames, splice boxes, plugs cables, etc. 9. Microphone Booms with or without perambulators. 10. Camera Velocillators, Dollies, Pathfinders, Cranes either manual or power. 11. Automatic or Semi-automatic Film Developing and Processing Plants. APPENDIX 31—contd. 12. Film Cleaning and Polishing Machines. 13. Film Waxing Machines. 14. 35 mm. or 16 mm. Film Printing Machines. 15. 35 mm. or 16 mm. Reduction and/or Enlarging Printers. 16. Optical effects and Trick printing equipment. 16A. Matte shot projectors. 17. Film Numbering Machines. 18. Sensitesters. 19. Film Viewing and Editing Equipments (Moviola Editola, etc.) 20. Synchronisers ~J 21. Rewinders I when imported with the equipment. 22. Benches. J 23. Cutting and Editing Tables or Benches. 24. Blooping Punch for Sound Splicers when imported with equipment. 25. Densitometer. 26. Intermodulation and/or cross modulation sets for checking film distortion. 27. Generators (Petrol, Diesel, mains or battery operated) when Imported with equipment. 28. Test Films. 29. Technical Literature and instruction booklets. 30. Footage Counters for 35 mm. or 16 mm. or combined. 31. Sensitometer. 32. Rotary Converters with Starters, Regulators and Frequency Meter (when imported with the equipment). 33. Colour Temperature Meters. MAIN COMPONENTS OF SOUND AND PROJECTION REPRODUCTION EQUIPMENT OF i H.P. AND ABOVE 1. Projector Mechanism with or without Adaption Gearing and .all replacements and spare parts. 2. All replacements and spare parts for sound heads. 3. All replacements and spare parts for Cinema Arc Lamps. APPENDIX 31—contd. 4. Carbon Auto Feed Mechanism and all replacements and spare parts. 5. Amplifier designed for 35 mm. Cinema Projectors and all replacements and spare parts. 6. Projection Lenses for 35 mm. and all replacements and spare parts. 7. Arc Rectifiers (Mercury type) and all replacements and spare parts. 8. Tungar Bulbs and Mercury Bulbs and all replacements and spare parts. 9. Projection Driving Motors and Associated starting gear—single phase or three phase (not. covered under restricted item) and all replacements and spare parts. 10. Motor Generator Arc Sets (AC/DC-DC/DC) and all replace- ments and spare parts. 11. Arc Lamp Mirrors, glass or metal, Mirror Guards and Carbon Savers. 12. Porthole Optical Glasses and all replacements and spare parts. 13. Sound Optics and/or parts. 14. Loudspeakers system complete unit designed for 35 mm projector. 15. Exciter Lamps—prefocus. The following Cinema Equipments and accessories for exhibition of 3-D films, wide screen, cinema-scope and other new development: — 16. Interlock kit, electrical and/or mechanical with Associated fitments including replacement parts. 17. Portable Polarizing filters all types. 18. Portable Filter frames. 19. Special screen and/or screen material. 20. Special Projection lenses with associated fitments. 21. Stereophonic sound system mainly consisting of— Magnetic/optical Soundhcads/soundhead attachments for single or multitrack ^production with mounting bracket?, adapters, switches, cables (excluding cables falling under restricted category of S. Nos. 45 and 46 of Part II of the I.T.C. Schedule) and associated fitments. Amplifier system complete with either single or multiple voltage and power amplifiers, mixing equipment, in- cluding tubes, mounting racks, cabinets, controls, panels, power supply units, cables and other associated fitments. APPENDIX 31—contd. Loudspeaker system comprising either single or multiple- Loudspeakers^ speaker units, crossover networks, auditorium effect speakers, speaker housings, suppressor panels, controls and associated fittings. I. SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF SOUND AND PROJECTION REPRODUCTION. EQUIPMENT OP AND OVER J H.P. BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS HEADINGS. 1. Loudspeakers, Treble and Base driving Units, Speakers Cabi- nets, Frequency, Dividing Networks, Field Rectifiers Volume Controls and Filters (excluding High Frequency Multicelfor Horns), and all replacements and spare parts. 2. Lenses for Slide Projectors and all replacements and spare parts. 3. Rotary Converters (AC/DC) with filter or silenced cabinet and all replacements and spare parts. 4. Automatic changeover units—Electrical and all replacements and spare parts. 5. Automatic changeover units—Mechanical and all replacements and spare parts. 6. Exciter Lamp Rectifier Units and all replacements and spare parts. 7. Exciter Lamps—bayonet types and all replacements and spare parts. 8. Photo Electric Cells with housing and all replacements and spare parts. 9. Photo Electric Cells without housing and all replacements and spare parts. 19. Special Jacks (Sockets) and plugs and all replacements and spare parts. 11. Manual or Electrical Curtain Controllers. 12. Stage Lighting Battens. 13. Stage Lighting Equipments as applicable to the Cinema and Theatre. 14. Fuses. 15. Stage announcing equipments. 16. Special screen paint. II. COMPONENT PARTJ3 AND ACCESSORIES OF CINEMA EQUIPMENT BUT ASSESSABLE AS APPLIANCES N.O.S. 1. Automatic Fire Extinguisher Equipments and Refills and all replacements and spare parts. 2. Rewinders, power operated. APPENDIX 31—contd. 3. Film Joiner (Splicers). 4. Automatic Changeover Units—Mechanical and all replacements and spare parts. 5. Screens all sizes and types excluding plain cloth and all re- placements and spare parts. III. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF CINEMA EQUIPMENT BUT ASSESSABLE AS LAMPS N - O . S. 1. Projection Lamps. 2. Pilot Lamps. 3. Neon Indicator Lamps. IV COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF CINEMA EQUIPMENT BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS MISCELLANEOUS HEAPINGS 1. 16 mm. Spools—above 1,600 ft. 2. Projector Driving Chains. 3. Projector Driving Belts. 4. Metal or Selenium Rectifier Stacks for Exciter Lamp Rectifier Unit. 5. Special Lubricants as supplied by manufacturers for Projector Mechanism, Soundhead and Rotary Stabilizers Grease. 6. Cables other than those falling under the restricted category of S. Nos. 4.5 and 48 of Part II, of the Import Trade Control Schedule. 7. Jigs and Fixtures for maintenance and repair of Projector and S'jund Equipment. 8. 33 mm, non-inflammable test films. 9. Coloured Gelatine sheets. 10. Coloured Glasses. 11. Film Cement. 12. Plugs Connection and Jacks (Sockets). 13. Non-Sync. Spare Parts. 14. Carbon Brushes for Rotary Convertors/Arc Sets. MAIN COMPONENTS OF SOUND AND PROJECTION REPRODUCTION EQUIPMENTS OF UNDER J H.P. 1. Projector Mechanism with adaption Gearing and all replace- ments and spare parts. APPENDIX 31—contd. 2. All replacements and spare parts for sound heads, 3. Amplifier specially designed for 16 m m / 35 mm. Cinema Projec- tors and all replacements and spare parts. 4. Projection Lenses. 5. Projection Driving Motors and associated starting gear—single phase or multi-phase and all replacements and spare parts. 6. Mirrors, glass or metal Mirror-guards and Carbon savers and all replacements and spare parts. 7. Optical Glasses. 8. Sound Optics and/or Parts. I. SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF SOUND AND PROJECTION REPRODUC- TION EQUIPMENT OF UNDER i H.P. BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS HEADINGS- 1. Loudspeakers, Volume controls and Filters and replacements and spare parts. 2. Editing Equipment complete- 3. Exciter Lamps. 4. Photo Electric Cells with housing and all replacements and spare parts. 5. Photo Electric Cells without housing and all replacements and spare parts. 6. Special Jacks (Sockets) and Plugs and all replacements and spare parts. 7. Fuses. II. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF CINEMA 16 MM/35 MM. PROJECTION EQUIPMENT BUT ASSESSABLE AS APPLIANCES N.O-S. 1. Film Joiners and Splicers and all replacements and spare parts. 2. Screens all sizes and types excluding plain cloth. III. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF CINEMA 16 MM/35 MM. PROJECTION EQUIPMENTS BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS MISCEL- LANEOUS HEADINGS. 1. 16 mm. Spools—above 1,600 ft. ?.. Projector Driving Chains. 3. Projector Driving Belts. APPENDIX 31—contd. 4. Special Lubricants. 5 Cables other than those felling under the restricted cate^ery of S. Nos. 45 and 48 of Part II of I T.C. Schedule. 6. Test Films. 7. Film Cement. 8. Plug connection and Jacks (SocketsV 9. Non-Sync. Spare Parts. IV. COMPONENT PARTS ASSESSABLE AS LAMFS N.O.S. 1. Projection Lamps. 2. Pilot Lamps. 3. Neon Indicator Lamps. MAIN COMPONENTS FOR FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENT 1. Recording Microphone. 2. Magazines for Professional Recorders and Cameras. 3. Light valves or Galvanometer (Inspection Microscope). 4. Exciter Lamp supply unit. 5. Exciter Lamp pre-focus. 6. Printing and Recording Lamps. 7 Connectors and Plugs (Male and Female). 8. Magnetic perforated tape- 9. Components of and replacements and spare parts for List III. I. SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENT BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS HEADINGS 1. Loudspeakers, cellular horns, treble and base driving units, speaker cabinets, frequency dividing net-works, field rectifiers, volume controls and filters and all replacements and spare parts. 2. Rotary converters (AC/DC) with filter or silenced cabinet and all replacements and spare parts. 3. Auto or manual voltage regulators and all replacements and spare parts. 4. Automatic Changeover units electrical. APPENDIX 31—contd. 5. Automatic Changeover units mechanical. 6. Exciter Lamp Rectifier Units and all replacements and spare parts. 7. Exciter Lamps—bayonet types and all replacements and spare parts. 8. Photo Electric Cells with Housing and all replacements and Bpare parts. 9. Photo Electric Cells without housing and all replacements and spare parts. 10. Jacks (sockets) Plugs and Sockets. 11. Fuses. 12. Intermodulation sets. 13. Cross Modulation sets. 14. Distortion Analyser. 15. Plate and Filament Power supply. 16. Generators,, 17. Microphonei, II. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENTS BUT ASSESSABLE AS APPLIANCES N.O.S. 1. Joiner and Splicer, 2. Screens all sizes and types, except plain cloth. 3. Film Punch. 4. Slaters. III. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENTS BUT ASSESSABLE AS LAMPS N . O . S. 1. Projection Lamps. 2. Pilot Lamps. 3. Neon Indicator Lamps- 4. Exposure Lamps. [V. COMPONENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES OF FILM STUDIO EQUIPMENTS BUT ASSESSABLE UNDER VARIOUS MlSCELLANEQJJS HEADINGS 1. Driving Belts. £. Driving Chains. 3. Metal Rectifier stacks. APPENDIX 31—concld. 4. Special lubricants as supplied by manufacturers for Recorder Mechanism, Preview Projector Mechanism, Soundhead and Rotary Stabilizers Greases. 5. Cables other than those falling under the restricted category of S. Nos. 45 and 48 of Part II of I.T.C. Schedule. 6. Jigs and fixtures for repairs and maintenance 7. Test films. 8. Coloured gelatine sheets. 9. Coloured glasses. 10. Film Cement. 11. Plugs connectors and Jacks (sockets). 12. Carbons brushes for rotary convertors/Arc sets. 13. Magnetic emulsion Applicator complete with accessories. AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR THE DETAILS OF STOCKS AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF SUBMITTING APPLICATION I. Details of Import Licences granted during the preceding 12 months. •II. Details of aircraft ond engine spares I. 2. 3- •4- HI. Details of Raw Material* Total Value APPENDIX 34^concld. IMPORT APPLICATION No. Remarks Quantity Value Country Purpose Description of aircraft Type of aircraft for import Remarks Accessories Aircraft Type of aircraft Engine/En- gine spares Aircraft spares general spares 1. 2. • 3- 4- 5. TOTAL VALUH Other materials Remarks Ferrous Mate- rial sheets, tubing, etc. Aluminium sheets, tubing, etc. TOTAL VALUE TOTAL VALUE GRAND TOTAL N-B —Only the toial value (in Rupees) under each head is to be stated. [Section U—S. Nos. 36(1—4)/II, 4(1—4)/III, 5(2)/III, 65/V and 92(n)/V] MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES WILL NOT ORDINARILY BE VALID—LIST OF List 'A'.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which licences granted for machinery to Estab- lished Importers and Actual Users will not be valid. List 'B'.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which quota licences granted to Established importers for machinery will not be valid; but applications from Actual Users or Importers having orders from Actual Users will be considered provided evidence is produced to the effect that indigenous manufacturers are unable to supply the machinery required. In preparing List A, care has been taken to include only such items of machinery as can be readily obtained from indigenous sources and are produced in sizeable quantity of approved quality, while in List B, such of the items as can be manufactured against specific orders as per customers' specifications have been included. 1. Where an actual user or an established Importer having firm orders from an actual user desires to import spare parts of any of the machines listed in this Appendix, the application for an import licence will be considered on merits, provided full justification for the imports of the articles applied for are furnished in the appli- cation. If the value of the spare parts required to be imported by an actual user having his place of business at (a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay exceeds in any half year, Rs 5,000, the application should be accompanied by a certificate from 'a qualified Engineer, preferably on the staff of the applicant firm, to the effect that the spare parts required to be imported can- not be fabricated in any of the reputed workshops in (a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay respectively This certificate will, however, not be necessary in cases where the value of the applications for spares is less than Rs. 5,000. 2 This concession is also applicable to firms which are situated outside Bombay, Calcutta and Madras. In these cases, if the value of spare parts required is more than Rs. 5,000, the firm should pro- duce a certificate from the Director of Industries of the State con- cerned to the effect that the spare parts required to be Imported cannot be fabricated at the nearest centre of engineering industry. 3 Spare parts and component parts for items banned under the heading 'Cinematograph equipments' List 'A' and under the heading 'Cinema Machinery' in List 'B' of Appendix 35 could be imported APPENDIX 35—contd, under licences issued for Cinematographic equipments, components and spare parts falling under S. No. 65(1-^4) (ii), (1), (11), (ill) and 65 (5) (i) (i)/V, 65 (5) (i) (ii)/Vand65 (5) (1) (ill)/V, in accord- ance with Lists IV, V, VI, VII, VIII and IX of Appendix 31, provided import of these spare parts and components is not otherwise banned. N.B.—The names and addresses of the manufacturers, together with the specifications of the machines manufactured/ fabricated indigenously are published in a separate brochure by the Directorate ^General of Technical Development. (A) LIST OF MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES GRANTED FOR MACHINERY TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS AMD ACTUAL USERS WILL NOT BE VALID. Plain Calico Looms for Cotton, Linen, Rayon or Silk 1. Bailing Press Pump. 2. Bailing Press. 3. Cylinder Dressing Machine without accelerated air drying devices. 4. Dust Shaker. 5. Dry-beaming Machine. 6. Flat Loom. 7. Live Spindle Spinning Frame. 8. Live Spindle Twisting Frame. 9. Lapping Machine. 10. Main Bevel Roller Drive Softener with quick-release roller mechanism. 11. Measuring Machine. 12. Push-bur Drawing Frame. 13. Patent High Density Cop-Winder. 14. Power Reeling Machine. 15. Roll or Spool Winder. 16. Spiral Roving Frame, upto 10'x 6' and 80 spindles. 17. Starch Mixing Machine. 18 Sack Printing Machine (Single colour). 19 Spray or Brush Damping Machine. "20. Autocoyle. 1. Hand model type Duplicator (Both hand feed and self feed type). 7 G of I—32 APPENDIX 35—contd. 2. Paper Guillotine upto 30" but excluding Paper cutting machines with three side knives used in the cutting of copy books operated by 3i H.P. with a cutting length of ™"x 15£" (Maximum) and iA'xaj* (Minimum). Note.—This restriction will not, however, apply to such knives for paper cutting machines of 36 inches length and above as are proved to be assessable under item No. 72(3) of Indian Customs Tariff. Lancashire type (Dished and Flat ends), single oT double flue for" working pressure upto 260 lbs. square inch. Note.—Boilers, steam pipes and fittings (as denned in the Boilers Act & Regulations), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulations, will not be' permitted to be imported. Any applications for import of such boilers etc. should be accompanied by a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Boilers- concerned. 1. Pedestals. 2. Magazine upto 6000 ft. capacity. 3. Step Down Transformer. 4. Arc Lamp Rectifiers. 5. (a) Spools upto 6000 ft. capacity, (b) Spools upto 1600 ft. capacity. 6. Exciter Lamps Transformer. 7. Rewinder. 8. Rewinder Plates or Discs. 9. Slide Projectors. 10. L. F. Baffle & Base Reflector boxes. 11. H. F. Horns. 12. Throats and Jacks. 13. Matching Transformer. 14. Cloth Screen. 15- Arc Resistances. 16. Amplifiers other than high quality Amplifiers used in film Sfudio Sound recording equipments. 17. Arc Lamps (excluding those designed to operate at over 100 amps, with rotating carbons). 18. Sound Heads (excluding those required for Magnetic sound re- production) . 19. 16 mm Sound & Projection Re-production Equipment. 20. Plastic Cinema Screens. APPENDIX 35—contd. (B) L I ST OF MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH QUOTA LICENCES GRANTED TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS FOR MACHINERY WILL NOT BE VALID. 1. Ice Cans or Moulds. 2. Cooling Colls. 3. Brine Agitators (Belt Drive). 4. Ice or Brine or Freezing Tank. 5. Rotary Air Blowers for the making of clear Ice. 6. Air Blowers for Room Coolers. 7. Cold storage doors, windows and other equipment. 8. Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers with set of gas and liquid headers. 9. Evaporative Condensers. 10. Cooling Towers. 11. Water Coolers upto 150 gallons capacity. 12. Condensers. 13. Receivers. 14. Chillers. 1. Ball Mills. 2. Pug Mills (for mixing and consolidating the clay). 3. Tile Press (Hand & Power operated). 4. Pot Milla. 5. Extruders or Extrusion Press. 6. Brick Cutting Tables. 7. De-airing Pug Mill. 8. Jigger Jolley. 9. Filter Press & Pumps. 10. Brick and Tile Making Machines. 11. Agitators. 12. Mixers. 13. Dryers. 1. Vessels and Tanks or Pans (stainless steel or monel metal) including Pressure Vessels. 2. End Runners. APPENDIX 35—contd. 3. Distillation Stills. 4. Crystallisers. 5. Sterilisers. 6. Neutralises. 7. Tincture Presses. 8. Vacuum Pans. 9. Reaction Stills. 10. Reslne and Turpentine Plants. 11. Evaporators (Open or Vacuum type). 12. Autoclaves or Pressure Vessels. 13. Condensers (Coil and Tubular type). 14. Agitators. 15. Dryers. 16. Heat Exchangers. 17. Emulsifying Machine. 18. Kneaders. 19. Sulphonation vats. 20. Tilting Pans Cap: upto 100 gallons. 21. Ball Mills. 22. Roller Grinders with Granite Rollers. 23. Pill or Tablet Making Machine. 3A. Sifter & Mixer. 25. Sieving Machine. 26. Drying Chamber for dryimg cotton. 27. Drying Chambers for materials for tablets. 28. Still with Rectifying Columns. 29. Mixing Digestom 1 30. Deodorizer. 31. Bottle Filling Machine (automatic inasmuch as filling action starts automatically when the bottle neck touched the filler head and stops automatically when the bottle Is filled to the proper level). 32. Water Purification Plant 33. Complete Plants for industrial spirit, rectified spirit and power alcohol. 34. Breweries. 35. Sulphuric Acid Plants upto 100 tons/day. 36. Superphosphate Plant upto 240 tons/day. 37. Rosin and Turpentine Plants. APPENDIX 35—contd. 1. Oil Expellera. 2. Baby Oil Expellarg. 3. Filter Press Pump. 4. Filter PreBwa. 5. Rotary Oil Mills/Ghani. 6. Copra Cutters. 7. Oil Refining Plants/Vegetable Ghee Plants. 8. Oil Kohloos. 9. Disintegrator. 10. Decortlcator*. 11. Reducer. 12. Hydrogen Cells. 13. Oil Coolers. 14. Deodorizer. 15. Pleecher with Condenser and Catch-all. 16. Hydrogenating Vessels. 17. Autoclaves. 18. Seed Cleaner. Ball Mills (with wide range or sizes). 2. Edge Runner. 3. Varnish Kettles (pot Cap. 55, 130 and 160 gallons made of stainless steel or aluminium). 1. Flour Mill (Domestic type vertical or horizontal). 2. Rice and Flour Mills (combined) Hand Operated' 3. Rice Mill. 4. Rice Shelters. 5. Rice Hullers with or without Polishers. 6. Disintegrator!, 7. Dal Mills. 8. Warai Mills 24", 30" and 36". 9. Rice Flakes Machinery. 10. Paddy Cleaner. 11. Rice Huller Screen. 12 Husk Separator. 13 Paddy Separator. 14. Rice Polisher. 15, Bucket Elevator. APPENDIX 35—contd. 1. Mixing MilJs. 2. Mixing Machines. 3. Extruding Machine. 4. Spreading and Doubling Machine. 5. Hydraulic Steam Heated Press. 6. Hydraulic Press. 7. Vulcanizers (Horizontal and Vertical types). 1- Soap Stamping Machine. 2. Soap Cutting Machine (Slab Cutter). -3. Soap Plant. 4. Soap Cooling Frame. 5- Soap Boiling Pan. 6. Bar and Tablet Machine (standard size). 7. Machine for grinding and blending of face powder. 8. Soap Kettles. 9. Caustic Soda Lye Tank. 10. Plastic Mixing and Kneading Machine. 11. Glycerine Distillation Plant. 12. Toilet and Soap Dryer. 13- Tallow Melting Vats. 14. Soap Crutcher. 1. Bleaching Kiers. 2. Yarn Bundling Press. S. Ager Machine (including Rapid Ager, Waler seal ager, but ex- cluding flash ager). 4. Colour Mixing & Boiling Pan. 5. Open Width Washing and Soaping Machine (all types). 6. Cylinder Drying Machine (all types and all width). 7. Cloth folding machine and doubling folding and plating machine. 8. Roller printing machine (Garment—8 colours) and Vertical roller printing machine (10 colours). 9. Rope chemicking and Souring Machine. 10. Padding and Starch Mangle (Mechanical as well as Pneumatic pressure}, 11. Demping machine (including Finishing mangle). 12. Rope Squeezing Machine. 13- Scutchers (non-automatic). 14. Stentering Machine (Pin and clip type—with Hot Air). APPENDIX 35—contd. 15. Rope Washing Machine. 16. Dye Jigger (ordinary and auto with Hood) (excluding pressure jigger). 17. Reeling machine (Hand or Power Operated). 18. Mechanical Roller forcing machine. 19. Winch Dyeing Machine (open and enclosed). 20. Back Filling Machine. 21. Yarn Printing Machine. 22. Batching machine. 23. Square beater type washing machines. 24. Baling press. 25. Stamping machine (excluding selvedge stamping). 26. Fre-heaters and Heat Exchangers. 27. Hydro extractors. .28. Continuous dyeing plant. 29. Curing/Polimersing machine. 30. Mercerising machine (cloth and yarn—chainless). 31. Auto-pilers. .32. Expanders. .33. Drying Cylinders. .34- Cloth Guiders. 35. Open width bleaching plants (Semi-continuous). 36. Hot-flue, 37. Vaccum Strainer. 38. Wet Cotton Opener. 39. Mineral Khaki Dyeing Plant. 40. J-Box, Continuous bleaching plant (Rope type). 41. Thermo-reaction. 42. Singeing machine (cloth—gas and electric types). 43. Water Mangles (including Aqua Roll). 44. Squeezing Maps. High speed silver spinning frame (warp). 1. Twisting Machine (Throwing). 2. Deckwinding Machine. 3. Single Tread Sizing Machine. 4. Sectional Warping Machines. 5. Bobbin Drum Winding Machine or Spooling Machine. •0, Reeling Machine. APPENDIX 35—contd. 1. Tea Rollers. 2. Multiple Test Rollers. 3. Tea Sorters. 4. Tea Stalk Extractor and Grader. 5. Green Leaf Sifter. 6. Tea Packers. 7. Tea Cutters. 8. Tea Breakers. 9. Ball Breakers. 10. Trash Plates. 11. Tea Cleaner. 12. Tea Dryers and C.T.C. (crushing, tearing and cuding machinery). 13. Tea Dust Machine. 14. Green Tea Polisher. 15. Tea Roaster. 16. Multitubular Air Heaters. 17. Multicellular Air Heaters. 18. Tea Leaf Processing Machines. 19. Rnotes type rotary blowers. 1. Vacuum Pans. 2. Evaporators. 3. Continuous Lime Slakers. 4. Mill and Crusher Rollers. 5. Condensors. 6. Juice Heaters. 7. Crystallisers. 8. Sulphitation Tanks. 9. Sulphur Furnace. 10. Trash Plates. 11. Filter Presses. 12. Sugar Centrifugal Machine (Hand or Power operated). 13. Sugar Sifters. 14. Mixers. 15. Carbonation Tanks and Fittings. 16. Eliminators. 17. Sugar Dryers. 18. Grass Hoppers Conveyors. APPENDIX 35—contd. 19. Sugar Elevators. 20. Screw Conveyors. 21. Cane Carriers. 22. Cush Cush Stainers. 23. Juice Measuring and Weighing Tanks. 24. Carbonation of Lime Tanks. 25. Scum Mixing Tank. 26. Storage Tank. 27. Sulphur Burners. 28. Sulphur Melters. 29. Sugar Grader. 30. Complete Sugar Mill Plants. 31. Bagasse Bailing Press. 32. Bagasse Elevator and Carriers. 33. Centrifugals. 34. Lime Kilns. 35. Magma Mixers. 36. Mud Filter (Oliver Campbell type). 37. New Rollers. 38. Rollers Reshelling. 1. Cornish type (with dished or flat ends). 2. Vertical Boiler with Gross Water Tube. 3. Economic type (Single and Double pass). 4. Loco boilers. 5. Water tube boiler. Note.—Boilers steam pipes and fittings (as defined in the Boilers Act Be Regulations), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulations will not be- permitted to be imported. Any applications for import of such boilers etc. should be accompanied by a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Boilers concerned. 1. Film Developing and Processing Machines, 2. Film Studio Light. 1. Stone Crushers (for all other industries also) upto size of 24"X15" Jaw size. 2. Concrete Mixers of sizes 7/5 Cuft. & 10/7 Cuft. 3. Tar Boilers. 4. Asphalt Mixers of size 7/0 Cutt. 5. Concrete Vibrators. APPENDIX 35—contd. 6. Swing Weigh Batcher (Single/double bucket type). 7. Concrete mixers of 5/3i eft. Low Pressure gas cylinders (Butane gas cylinders). 1. Condensers. 2. Receivers. 3. Chillers. 4. Oil separators. .Flat bed Machine stop cylinder type. COAL MINING MACHINERY AND COAL WASHING PLANTS. "Haulage (direct and endless) upto 50 H.P. •1. Small Scale Paper Plants upto 10 tons/day (complete axMJor by sections). 2. Large Scale Paper making plants complete and/or by sections— from 15 tons/day and above. 3. Brown Stock washing system. 4. Calendar Bowls. it. Flat and satchel paper bag making Any size from 4 x8 cm. to 26x36 machine without printing unit. cm. output—500 bags per minute. 2. Flat and satchel paper bag making Any size from 4 x8 cm. to 26x36 machine with two colour printing cm output—400 bags per unit. minute. 3. Flat and satchel paper bag making Any size from 5X14 cm. to 50 x machine without printing unit, 75 cm. output—400 bags per minute. 4. Flat and satchel paper bag making Any size from 5x14 cm, to 50 x machine with two colour printing 75 cm. output—360 bags per unit. minute. 5. Carrier bag making machine . . Any size from 10x20 cm. to 36 x 56 cm. output—100 bages per minute. APPENDIX 35—coneW. 6. Perforation cut type bag making machine. Any size from 5x8 cm. to 26X 36 cm. output—1200 bags per minute. 7- Cellophane bag making machine without printing unit. Any size from 7x12 cm. to 26 X 36 cm. output—166 bags per minute. 8. Any size from 7 x 12 cm. to 26 X Cellophane bag making machine with two colour rotogravure print- ing unit. 36 cm. output—125 bags per mi- nute. Block bottom bag making machine 9- Any size from 10x16 cm. to 36 X 50 cm. output—104 bags per minute. 1 0. Polythene bag making machine with single colour printing unit. Any size from 5x10 cm. to 42x60 cm. output--104 bags per minute. 1 1. Small packet bag making machine without printing unit. Any size from 4 x6 cm. to 22 x 28 cm. output—104 bags per minute. 12. 40" width paper output—75 to 300 Carbon paper manufacturing ma- chine. ft. per minute. 13- Machinery to make paper cups and tumblers and drinking straws and paper towels- Envelope making machine 14. From 80 nos. per minute to 266 nos. per minute. 1. Rock drills (30/60 lbs.). 2. Continuous type solvent Extraction Plants. 3. Conveyors and Elevators. 4. Demolition tools. X-RAY ELECTROMEDICAL EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS or ELECTROMEDICAL APPARATUS, ETC.,—POLICY REGARDING IMPORT OF. It has been represented to the Government of India that although electromedical apparatus is allowed to be imported, the established importers of these apparatuses cannot get spare parts, accessories and supplies of allied nature for servicing and maintaining the existing equipment properly as these accessories, spare parts and articles of allied nature were classified under different Serial Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule which are sometimes licensable strictly on a quota basis or are not licensed at all. 2. With a view to maintain the operation of the X-Ray and electro- medical equipment it has been decided that the established importers of X-Ray and electromedical equipment can apply for their require- ments oi various articles although they may be falling under different Serial Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule under one applica- tion. A list of articles desired to be imported in broad categories like rotary converters, transformers, photographic tanks, transformer oil and film hangers, etc., and spare parts of the equipment should all be listed and a consolidated application should be made for all these. The requirements should be certified by the All India X-Ray and Electromedical Traders' Association, Bombay. 3. On receipt of the consolidated application giving a list of the articles desired to be imported and the value of each duly certified by the Association, the Import Trade Controller at the port will grant each firm a licence for its consolidated requirements and attach the list of the articles with the licence. Where certain articles are licens- ed on a quota basis the reasonableness of the demand of those articles can be Judged from the firm's quota in respect of that article. The quota for these articles will be merged in the licence allowed. If the firms concerned have obtained any quota licence they should mention the name of the article and the amount of quota licence allowed so that adjustments for the same can be made, if necessary. 4. Although the value of individual articles as per requirements certified by the Association will be indicated in the list of articles for which the licence is granted, the licence holders can exceed the value of individual items by 25 per cent, of the value for that item provided that the total c.i.f. value of the licence is not exceeded 5. It has also been decided that the import of one pair each of lead rubber X-Ray apron, lead rubber gloves (required for the radiologist) and lead glass "goggles" may be allowed clearance under licence for S. No. 79/V when they are imported along with the X-Ray equipment but not separated from it. The following decisions of the Government of India in regard to the issue of licences for Machinery and Equipment required by various Irrigation Projects under the Irrigation Project Equipment Schemes are hereby announced for general information. 2. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 3 below, the Irrigation Project Equipment Scheme shall only apply to the following goods classifiable under Parts, I, II and V of the Import Trade Control Schedule: — PART I— Serial No. 17.—Cast Iron and Steel Valves and similar controls for Water Works, Irrigation and Hydro-Electric Schemps. Serial No. 20.—Fabricated Gates for Dams and Barrages. ?ART II— Serial No. 9.—Iron and Steel articles and controls for Dams and Barrages also Cocks and Taps. Serial No. 36—All goods included in Serial Nos. 36(1), 36(2), 36 (3), 36 (4), and 36 (5)—required for Irrigation and Hydro- Electrical Schemes. PART V— Serial No. 65.—All goods falling under Serial Nos. 61(1), 65 (2), 65(3), 65(4) and 65(5) when required for Irrigation Projects. Serial No. 92.—Water Meters and Measuring Instruments required for Water Works, Irrigation and Hydro-Electric Projects. 3. The Scheme will apply to applications of an aggregate value of Rs. 25,000 or over any project or subsidiary thereto, 4. These requirements will be centrally licensed by the Chief ('ontroller of Imports in New Delhi and all the requirements should be put In the application rather than piecemeal according to the Serial Number of the Import Trade Control Schedule. The applica- tions will be treated in the same way as the applications for Capital Goods They should be made in the form prescribed for Capital Goods'and Heavy Electrical Plant and should be submitted in dupli- cate to Chief Controller of Imports through Central Water and Power Commission, New Delhi. APPENDIX 37—contd. 5. The initial period of validity for these licences will be one year from the date of issue and will be extended to a maximum period- of three years on production of documentary evidence to show that a firm order has been placed and accepted by foreign suppliers. In cases where such evidence is produced at the time of submission of the application, licences will be issued with the maximum period of validity and no further extension will be necessary. 6. The applications should be accompanied with the usual treasury- receipt and the Income-tax Verification Certificate Number or the specific exemption number as in the case of Capital Goods applica- tions. [ROTARY HOES AND TILLERS (S. NO. 74/V)—ISSUE OF LICENCES FOR]' APPENDIX 38—contd. 1. Power Controlled Unit. 2. Hydraulic Power Lifts other than those which form an integral built-in mechanism of the tractor, 3. Tree Dozers. 4. Tree Stumpers. 5. Root Blades. 6. Root Cutters. 7. Winches. 8. Windrowers. 9. Mowers. 10. Planters. 11. Land Trapers. 12. Land Levellers. 13. Roughage Mills. 14. Hay Choppers. 15. Manure Loaders. 16. Hammer Mills. 17. Earth Scoops. 18. Earth Movers. 19. Lift Boxes. 20. Post Hole Diggers. 21. Wheel Girdles. 22. Swath Turners. 23. Bull Graders. 24. Bull Dozers. ^5. Blade Terracors. 26. Winch Girdles. 27. Ridgers. 28. Land Rollers. 29. Rapid Cut Machines. -30. Buck Rakes. 31. Transplanters. 32. Cutaway Discs. 33. Dozer Blades. 34. Soil Graders. 35. Windrow Pickup. 36. Swipe. 37. Rotary Slasher, ARTICLES FALLING UNDER S. NO. 92 (g) (3) OP PART V FOR THE IMPORT OF WHICH LICENCES GRANTED WILL NOT BE VALID—LIST OF 1. Abney Levels. 2. Adjustable Set Squares. 3. Architectural Curves. •4. Beam Compasses. *5. Black Board Compasses. *6. Bow Compasses. 7. Bubbles. 8. Chains, measuring. 9. Clinographs. 10. Clinometers. 11. Cross-Staff Heads. *12. Dividers. *13. Drawing Boards. *14. Drawing Board Trestles. *15. Drawing instrument boxes and sets. *16. Drawing Pens. 17. Geometrical Shapes & Models. 18. Ghat and Road Tracers. *19. Half Sets and Loose Drawing Instruments 20. Levelling Staves. 21. Optical Squares. 22. Parallel Bars. 23. Parallel Rulers. 24. Plane Tables. 25. Plumets & Pump bobs. •26. Printing Frames. *27. Proportional Compasses. 28. Railway Curves. 29. Rain Gauges. 30. Ranging Rods. 31. Scales dther than steel. 32. Set Squares. 7 G of 1—33 APPENDIX 39—cnncld. 33. Sight Vanes. •34. Spring Bows. •35. V Squares. 36. Track Curves. 37. Washing Trays. •Actual users tray be given licenced foT these ltrrp" ii ihHr iequ>Tmcni" are of specialised nature. COAL-TAR DYES—S. No. 1-B/III—LICENSING POLICY FOR APRIL 1964—MARCH 1965 The licensing policy has been set out in the succeeding para- graph^. 2. Licences for Coal-tar dyes will be granted against exports of Cotton fabrics in terms of the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 87-ITC (PN) /58, dat*d 31st October, 1958 and No. 18-ITC (PN) /59, dated 21st March, 1959 as amended from time to time. Licences for coal-tar dyes will also be granted under the Special Export Promotion Scheme for silk fabrics and Export Promotion Schemes for Art silk fabrics and woollen textiles and woollen goods. The conditions/restrictions mentioned in this Appendix will be applicable to any imports of Coal-tar dyes against licences issued under the Incentive and other Export Promotion Schemes. 3. (a) Import of the following dyes will not be permitted: — SI. No. Colour Index ACIDS . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . " •> . . . . .. 1 Acid Orange MNO 2 Add Fast Pink B . 3 Add Orange II . 4 Add Fast Red A . 5 Add Scarlet 2R . 6 Add Bordeaux B . 7 Add Scarlet 3R . 8 Add Geranine 6B 9 Add Yellow 2G . 10 Add Sunset Yellow 11 Add Wool Fast Yellow 3G 12 Add Black 10 BX. 13 Add Milling Scarlet G . 14 Add Yellow R 15 Acid Sulfone blue. 16 Add crystal Red. . 17 Add light fast yellow G 18 Acetate Fast Orange G . 13405 14720 18820 11005 S . Nc 1. N a me of D ye C o l o ur I n d ex 19 30 21 22 23 24 35 26 37 28 31 32 . . . . . .. 33 34 35 36 D i r e ct v i o l et N D i r e ct B e n zo P u r p u r i ne 4B . D i r e ct G r e en P LS . . .. D i r e ct P i nk D i r e c t Y e l ow P a p er Y e l l ow Red 10 B 37 D I R E CT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 . . .l . 24410 D i r e ct F a st Y e l l ow 5 G . D i r e ct G o l d en Y e l l ow . . .. C o n go R ed D i r e ct G a r n et B D i r e ct B o r d e a ux B D i r e ct F a st R ed F . . . . D i r e ct B r o wn M D i r e ct F a st O r a n ge G . D e v e l o p ed Black BT . . .. D i r e ct B l ue 2B D i r e ct C o t t on R ed D . D i r e ct s ky B l ue F F / FB . . .. 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 21 APPENDIX 40—contd. C o l o ur I n d ex SI. N a me of D ye No. 23 D i r e ct Black E 24 Direct D a rk G r e en P . . . 25 D i r e ct G r e en B 26 D i r e ct G r e en G . . .. 27 Chlorantlne Blue G LL . 28 D i r e ct Yellow 3 GX . 29 Direct Faat Orange 7G . 30 Direct T u r q u o i se Blue . M I S C E L L A N E O US 1 Indacate R u b i nc B. 2 Indacate R ed GG . . .. 3 C h r o me B r o wn M . .. 4 Indacate Yellow 2 G . 5 N e o l an Yellow GR 6 C h r o me Yellow . . .. . . .. 14010 7 C h r o me Yellow 2 G NS . 8 C h r o me N a vy Blue aR . 9 N e o l an B l ue 2G . . .. 10 C h r o me D a rk Blue BS . 11 N e o l an O r a n ge G . 12 C h r o me R ed 7 . . .. 13 C h r o me B r o wn LB 14 Bismark B r o wn . . .. 15 A dd Cyanine G r e en 5R 16 Nigroslne, water soluble . 1 A u r a m i ne O . . .. 2 A u r a m i ne 3 D i a m o nd G r e en C r y s t al 4 I nk B l ue 5 M e l a c b i te G r e en . . .. S M e t h y l e ne B l ue . . .. 9 M a g e n ta . . . .. 10 M a g e n ta . . . .. 11 M a g e n ta 12 R h o d a m i ne B '1 . .. 45170 J N a p t h o l AS . . . . .. i N a p b t f a ol A 5 , SJ . . .. APPENDIX 40—contd. SI. Name of Dye No. Colour Index 3 NapthoIAS-BS 4 NaphtholAS-D 5 Naphthol AS-TR 6 Naphthol AS-OL 7 NaphtholAS-PH 8 NaphtholAS-BO 9 NaphtholAS-SW io Naphthol AS-GR 13 NaphtholAS-G 14 Naphthol AS-RL IV—FAST COLOUR BASES i Fast Yellow G/CC base (o-chloroaniUne/o-chloroanillne Hydrochloride) 2 Fast Orange G/GC Base (m-Chloroanlline/m-ChloroaniUne Hydrochloride) 37005 3 Fast Scarlet GG/GGS Base (2:5 Dkhloroanlllne/2:5 Dichloroaniline 4 Fast Red KB Base (p-Chloro-o-Teluldine Hydrochloride) . 5 Fast Scarlet G Base (p-Nltro-e-Teluldine) 6 Fast Red GL Bane (m-Nitro-p-Teluldine) 7 Fast Red R/RC Base (p-chloro-o-Anisidlne/ p-chloro-o-Anisidine Hydrochloride) 8 Fast Red-B Base (p-Nitto-o-Anlsidine) 9 Fast Scarlet R/RC Base (m-Niteo-o-AnlsIdine/m-Nitro-o-Anisidine Hydro chloride) 10 Fast Bordeaux GP Base (m-Nltro-p-Anisldlne) 11 Fast Blue BB Base (5-Amino-2-BonzoylamJne 1:4-diethoxyb enzene) 12 FaBt Garnet GB/GBC Base (o-Aminoasotoluene/o-Aminoazetoluene Hy- drochloride) 13 Fast Red TR Base (5-Chlore-2-Amlnotolueno Hydroecholoride) . V—VAT DYES 3 Vat Jade Green FFB/B 4 Vat Jade Green 2G 3 Vat Jade Green 3B 6 Vat Black BB 7 Vat Brilllint Purple 4R 8 Vat Direct Black R 9 Vat Blue Green B 10 VatBlueRSN IT VatBhieGCD APPENDIX 40—contd. Name of Dye Colour Index SI. No 12 69825 73063 j Vat Blue BC Vat Blue 2B 13 14 15 70700 73395 734W 16; 17 " a . . 18 Vat Green 4G Vat Magenta B Vat Brown RRD Vat Direct Black AC Vat Dark Blue aR 73O65 Vat Blue 2B 19 VI—SULPHUR DYES 1 2 53055 53160 Immcdifll Orange Brown 3RL Sulphur Yellow 2G Sulphur Black 3 53185 53220 Sulphur Green 3B . . . . . .. 4 S u l p h ur Brown T . . . . . . .. 5 6 Sulphur Navy Blue . . . . . .. 53280 53540 Sulphur Green G 53370 7 VH—SOLUBILISED VATS 1 Vm— STABILISED AZOICS (Including Rapid Fast Colours, Rapidegen* and Spectrolenes). IX—FAST COLOUR SALTS APPENDIX 40—contd. Name of Dye Colour Index SI. No. i 2 17755 18085 3 Add crystal Orange G Acid paper scarlet A. Add Red 3 B Add Navy Blue G. R 4 5 6 34I7O 36145 36030 7 8 Copper Blue G.R. Chlorantlne Grey RLN Chlorandne Brown BRLL CatechlneG Direct Rubine A, 9 10 22345 II Vat Golden Yellow GK NOTE :—Organic pigment colours and oil soluble colours ore included in item 13 of Appendix 29. 4. Dyes Intermediates 1 A- U. applications will be considered by the Licensing Authorities at ports in consulta- tion with Directorate General of Technical Deydopment. The intermediates for which licences will be valid are listed in the Annexure* to this Appendix, Import of the following items will not, however, be per- mitted :— (O:Beta-Naphthylamine (Fast Scarlet BBnse). (tf) Meta-tohiylene Dkmine. (li'O Metanillc Arid, (tv) Sulphanilic arid.J APPENDIX 40—contd. LIST OF DYES INTERMIDIATES WHICH CAN BE IMPORTED UNDER COTTON TEXTILES EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEME, OTHER EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEMES AND AGAINST ACTUAL USER LICENCES 1. Aceto-acet o-chloroanilide. 2. Aceto-acet p-chloroanilide. 3. Aceto-acetic ester/Ethylaceto acetate. 4. Aceto-acetanilide. 5. 2-Acetyl amino-3-chloroanthraquinone. 6. Aluminium chloride, 7. 1-Amino Anthraquinone. 8. m-Amino Phenol. 9. 2-Amino-5-chlorotoluene-4-sulphonic acid. 10. l-Amino-2-naphthol-4-sulphonic acid. 11. p-Aminophenol. 12. p-Amino acetanilide. 13. 2-Amino-4-nitrophenol. 14. 2-Amino 1-phenol 4-sulphonic acid. 15. Amino R. Acid. 16. 2-Amino 3-5 xylene sulphonic acid. 17. p-Aminoazobenzene. 18. Amino-azobenzene 4-sulphonic acid, 19. Amino-anisic acid anilide. 20. Amino G-acid. 21. Amino J-Acid. 22. Anthranilic acid. 23. Aniline. 24. o-Anisidine. 25. p-Anisidine. 26. Anthraquinone. 27. Benzidine/Benzidine Di-hydrochloride. 28. Benzotrichloride. 29. Benzyl ethyl aniline. 30. Benzyl ethyl aniline sulphonic acid. 31. Benzoyl J-acid. 32. Bromine. 33. Bromobenzanthrone. 34. Bronner's acid. 35. Iso Butyl alcohol/Inobutanol, 36. Carbazole APPENDIX 40—contd. 37. Chicago acid. 38. Chromotropic acid. 39. 4rChloro-o-Aminoph~enol 6-sulphonic acid. 40. 1-Chloro-anthraquinone. 41. o-Chlorobenzaldehyde. 42. Chlorobenzene. 43. o-Chloro-p-nitraniline. 44. 2-Chloro-5-toluidine-4^sulphonic acid. 45. 2-Chloro-4-toluidine-5-sulphonic acid (sodium salt). 46. p-Cresidine. 47. Cleve's acid. 48. p-Cresol. 49. Crocein acid. 50. 3-Carboxy l-(p-sulphophenyl)-5 pyrazolone. 51. Cyanuric chloride. 52. Dehydro thio-p-toluidine sulphonic acid. 53. 1:4 Diamino anthraquinone. 54. 2-6 Di-aminoanthraquinone. 55. 3:9 Dibromo benzanthrone. 56. 1:4 Dihydroxy anthraquinone. 57. 2:6 Dichloro-p-nitroaniline. 58. 1:5 Dihydroxy Naphthalene. 59. 3 :3 Dichlorobenzidine/3 : 3 Dichlorobenzidine Dihydro-cblo- ride, 60. 2:5 Dichloronitrobenzene. 61. l-(2:5 Dichloro-4-sulphophenyl) 3 methyl 5-pyTazolon". 62. 2:5 Diethoxy aniline. 63. 2:5 Diethoxy benzanilide. 64. Diethyl aniline. 65. N.N'-Diethyl 4-methoxy metanilamide. 66. Diethyl-m-toluidine. 67. 2:5 Dimethxy aniline. 68. 2, 4-Dihydroxyquinoline. 69. Dimethyl aniline. 70. Dimethyl sulphate. 71. Dimethyl toluidines. 72. 2:5 Dinitro anisole. 73. Dinitro Chlorobenzene. 74. m-Dinitrobenzene 75. 2 :4 Di-oxyquinoline. APPENDIX 40—contd. 76. Ethyl alpha Naphthylamine. 77. Epsilon acid. 78. Ethyl aniline. 79. G-acid. 80. Ethyl hydroxy ethylaniline. 81. G-salt. 82. Gamma acid. 83. Gamma salt. 84. H-acid. 85. 2:2 Bisindoleindigo. 86. 2-Hydroxyanthracene 3-carboxylic acid. 87. 2-Hydroxy-3-dibe1nzfuran carboxylic acid. 88. 4.Hydroxy-N-Methyl-2-quinollne. 89. J-acid. 90. J-acid urea. 91. Koch's acid. 92. Methanol. 93. Laurent's acid. 94. 3-Methly-l (4-sulpho-o-toluyl) 5-pyrazolone. 95. 2-Methyl quinoline. 96. 2-Methyl anthraquinone. 97. N-Methyl taurine. 98. Michler's Ketone. 99. Alpha-naphthol, 100. Beta-naphthol. 101. Beta-napthol 1-sulphonlc acid. 102. Alpha-naphthylamine. 103. Neville-Winther's acid. 104. 1:5 Naphthalene Disulphonic acid. 105. 2-Naphthalene 7-sulphonic add/Amino F acid 106. 2-Naphthylamtne 4-8 Disulphonic acid. 107. o-nitrochlorobenzene. 108. m-nitrochlorobenzene. 109. p-nitro-chlorobenzene. 110. 2-nitro-4-chloro toluene. 111. p-Nitro-phenol. 112. o-Nitrotoluene. 113. 6-Nitro-o-aminophenol-4-sulphonlc add. 114. Oxy-Koch add. 115. o-Nitroanisole. APPENDIX 40—ccwidd. 116. m-Nitrotoluene. 117. p-Nitrotoluene. 118. Peri add. 119. Phenol. 120. Phenyl-alpha Naphthylamine. 121. Phenyl Gamma acid. 122. Phenyl Isocyanate. 123. Phenyl-Methyl-Pyrazolone. 124. Phenyl-J-acid. 125. Phenyl-Peri add. 126. l-Phenyl-5-pyragolone-3-carboxylic add ethyl ester. 127. o-Phenyl sulphonyl H-acid. 128. Phosgene. 129. Phthalic anhydride. 130. Pyridine. 131. R. Salt/R. add. 132. Resordnol. 133. Rhoduline add/Di-J. add. 134. Schaffer's add. 135. 1- (N-sulphophenyl) -3-methyl-5-pyrazolone. 136. 1- (m-sulphophenyl) -3-methyl-5-pyrazolon". 137. S. add. 138. Tobias acid. 139. o-Tolidtne. 140. o-Toluidine. 141. m-Toluidine. 142. p-Toluldine. 143. 4-Toluidine-3-sulphonic add. 144. p-Toly-peri acid. 145. 2, 4, 5-Trichloraniline. 146. 2-2' (m-Toluylamino) diethanoL 147. 2:5 Xylidine/mixed xylidines. SPARE PARTS TO INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKING ETC—ISSUE OF LICENCES FOR COPY OP LATE MINISTRY or COMMERCE AND CONSUMER INDUSTRIES PUBLIC NOIICE NO. 13-ITC(PN)/57, DATED THE 21ST FEBRUARY, 1957 AS AMENDED. The question of revising the licensing procedure to enable Indus- trial Undertakings borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development to import readily essential spare parts of machinery required by them has been considered and it has been decided that:— (a) Applications from industries borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development for import of 'Emergency' spare parts, i.e., spare parts required on an immediate basis to overcome an emergency breakdown/including a breakdown which is unavoid- able for technical reasons in the course of next one month, provided a certificate to this effect is produced from a qualified engineer) of any production machi- nery, will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports, and Actual User licences upto a maxi- mum of Rs. 2,500 issued on an immediate basis. The justification for import of the spares in question should be adequately explained in the forwarding letter. Such applications should be boldly stamped on top in red ink as "Applications for emergency spares". The envelope should also be similarly stamped. (b) Actual User applications will also be considered from such industries by the C.C.I, for import of their normal requirements of replacement spares. These applications should be made only once in a licensing period to the Headquarters Office and should be stamped as "Applica- tions for replacement spares" in the manner indicated under (a) above. The applicants should clearly indicate the value of licence, if any, for emergency spares obtained from the port licensing authority. 2. Applications from industries not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will continue to be dealt with, as hitherto, in accordance with the normal procedure. NOTES: — (1) The provision contained in para. l(a) of the above Public Notice has also been extended to Industrial Undertakings not borne on the list of the Directorate General of Techni- cal Development. Applications for emergency spare parts for Machine Tools falling under Part VI of the I.T.C. Schedule, will also be entertained by the port licensing authorities under these provisions. (2) No last date for receipt of applications for emergency spares has been prescribed and such aoplications will, therefore, be considered on merits throughout the licensing period. Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. ' 7 G of 1—34 Deleted. Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. Deleted. Deleted. SUBJECT:—Carding engines, Ring frames, Looms, etc.,—Import licensing policy jor April 1964—March 1965. The licensing policy for Carding engines, Ring frames, Looms, etc. for the year April 1964—March 1965 is set out below. 2. Applications in respect of licensable stores should be submitted to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay, in the prescribed form and manner on or before the 15th August, 1964. Applications received after that date will not be entertained. Description Remarks i 2 I. (a) Blowrootn machines Applications from Actual Users will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay. I. (6) Blowroom machinery spares . The import of the undermentioned spare parts will not be allowed t" actual users :— (a) All types of lattices. (6) Grid Bars. (fi) Lap rods. II. (a) Carding Engines Licences will be granted to Actual Users in consultation with the Textile Com- missioner, II. QJ) Spare parts for Carding Engines . Licences will be granted only for flat chains in consultation with the Textile Com- missioner. III. (a) Ring Frames . . .. Licences will be granted to Actual Users in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner. APPENDIX 50—contd. 2 I III. (6) Sparc parts of ring frames Licences for the import of the following spares will be granted to Actual Users In consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay :— (i) Ball Bearing, Roller bearings, Needle bearings, top Tollers. (2) Roller Bearing Inserts. (3) Components of high drafting system excluding roller stands, cotB and aprons. (4) Parts of pneumatic under clearcrs will be allowed only to the manufacturers of these types of clcarers for import of such parts as fan units complete with motor and suction tubes in consultation with the Textile Commissioner. (5) Any other components of specialised nature in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. 1 III. (e) Spares for Draw arid Speed Frames Licences for import of spare parts for Draw and Speed Frames will be granted to the Actual Users for items other thnn fluted rollers, in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. IV. Looms A.U. in consultation with the Textile (l) Automatic looms • • • Commissioner, No licence will be granted. (2) Drop Box looms, plain Calico looms (3) Blanket looms, U.S. Multiple head Tape with Ribbon looms, Pick and Pick looms and Velvet looms. Applications from Actual Users will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner for purpose of replacement of the existing looms only. XV. (a) Loom Parts and Accessories Licences will be granted to Actual Users in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner for articles listed in Annexure " B" to this Appendix. (a) Licences for loom parts and accessories from (1) to (17) in the list In Annexure ' B ' will be granted to Actual Users for the following types of looms. (1) Swivel and lappet looms; (2) High Speed narrow fibre looms ; (3; Tyre Cord looms ; and (4) Fustian looms:— V. Gauges classified under S. No. 21 (i)/ II of the I.T.C. Schedule. Applications from Textile Mills for special types of gauges used in Textile Mills will be considered In consultation with the Textile Commissioner. Applications from muni* facturcrs of Textile Machinery will also be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, APPENDIX 50—contd. I 2 VI. (a) Sizing machine . , , (*) Auto, Pim Winding (4—spindle Autotype). Machine. No licence will be granted. Applications from A.U. will te considciU by JCCIj Bombay in consultation witJ1 the Textile ComuniBaionerj Bombay. VII. Other jtemi of textile machinery . Import of textile machinery other than those covered under Appendix 35 and those mentioned abote In this Appendix will be considered in consultation with the Twtile Commissioner. (1) Draw Frames "1 (i) Applications from j those mills hav- (3) Speed Frames ing machinery entitlements un- der Export Pro- motion Scheme will be consider- ed. (w) Applications for import of these machines from mills not covered by (i) above will be considered on the following basis :— Co) Import will be allowed for 2 machines against actual delivery of one indigen- ous machine for replace- ment purpose. I (i>) Import will also be con- sidered for 2 machines against one indigenous ma- chine for replacement purpose on production of the documen- tary evidence of bank guarantee or irrevocable letters of 1 credit to the cxtemt of 40% of the pnee of indigenous machine to- gether with a APPENDIX 50—contd. 2 I deposit re- ceipt for 10% of the value of the machines on firm order. (c) Imports of draw frames and speed frames will be allowed to new mills and existing mills which have been given expansion licences. (3) Doubling Ma- (0 Applications from chines. those mills hav- ing machinery entitlement under Export Promo- tion Scheme will be considered. (ii) Applications for import of these machines from mills not covered by ("') above will be considered on the following basis :— (a) Import will be allowed for those ma- chines against actual de- livery of indi- genous ma- chines taken by applicant* on 50 : 50 basis. Appli- cants should' furnish docu- mentary evi- dence of hav- ing taken delivery of indigenous ma- chine). (b) The import will also be allowed for these machi- nes on 50 : 50 basis against APPENDIX 50—contd. 1 2 production of documentary evidence of bank guaran- tee or irre- vocable letter* of credit to the extent of 40% of the price of the indigen- ous machine together with a deposit re- ceipt for 10% of the value of the machine on firm order. c (c) Import of Doubling Ma- chines will be allowed to new mills in consultation with the Tex- tile Cammll- sioner. (4.)|Warp Winding f Applications from Machine i.e. actual users will be High Speed considered by Jt. Cheese and C.C.I. Bombay in Cone Winding consultation with Machine (non- the Textile Corn- automatic). " missioned Bombiy. (5) High Speed Warping Ma- chines. APPENDIX 50—contd. ANNEXURE 'A'—Deleted. 1. Loomsides. 2. Top Rail, 3. Cross Rails. 4. Binder Rails. 5. Sley Swords. 6. Swing Rails and Bushings. 7. Breast Beams. 8. Take-up Rollers. 9. All Metal Sleys. 10. Crank Shafts and Bushes. 11- Tappet Shafts and Bushes. 12. Picking Bowls. 13. Picking Tappet Nose Bits. 14. Picking Tappet Shells. 15. Picking Tappet Boss. 16. Picking Tappet Boss Keys. 17. Picking Shafts. 18. Pipes with Holes for Weaver Beams. 19. Spring Loaded Drive Pulleys. 20. Clutch Drive components. 21. Rollers and Rings for Temples. 22. Loom springs excluding Swell, Bow and Back springs but including box and springs and wire springs. 23. Spares for Swivel and Lappet Looms, 24. Spares for High Speed Narrow Fabric Looms. 25. Spare for Tyre Cord Looms. 26. Spares for Fustian Looms. 27. Design Paper for Dobbies. 28. Cut Measuring Motions (Mechanical for measuring piece lengths). 29. Cables for Warp Stop Motions. 30. Split Chain. 31. Split Cutters (Complete). 32. Split Needles. 33. Staubli Connection Adjusters. 34. Metal Lattice and Pegs. 35. Weft fork welded type. 36. Jacquard Needle Boards. 37. Jacquard Design Paper. 38. Jacquard Driving Chains. 39. Piano Card Cutting Machine Spares. 40. Sample Cutting Machine Knives. 41. Cross Border Jacquard Machine Spare parts. 42. Spring Peg Bodies (Rough). 43. Spring for Spring Peg. 44. Solid Pegs. 45. Single and Double Lift Brass Needle Springs, 46. Steel Needle Springs. 47. Single Rib and Double Rib Grate Bars in long length for Jacquard knives. 48. Finger Grates and Shallow Grates. 49. plat Card Springs. 50. Wire Card Springs. 51. Patent Steel Loops. 52. Jacquard Wire in long lengths for links. 53. Bttwlas Hooks. 54. Mail Eyes. 55. Neck Cord Couplings. APPENDIX 50—concld. 56. Mechanical Reacher-in Selection Needles. 57. Mechanical Warp Tying Machine Selector Needles. 58. Weavers Automatic Hand Knotters. 59. Winders Automatic Hand Knotters. 60. Pick Counting Glasses. 61. Shuttle Tips. 62. Porcelain and other Thread Guides. 63. Jaws for Shuttles. 64. Clamps. 65. Porcelain Eyes. 66. Shuttle Eyes made of brass, alloy, etc. 67. Cat and Rabbit Fur in cut to size pieces. 68. Rings for Automatic Loom Pirns. 69. Tinned Hoops for Shuttles. 70. Drop Box Cards. 71. Spares for Roper and Barlett Let-off Motions. 72. Spares for Parallel Under-pick Motions. 73. Spares for 2, 3 and 4 Colour Magazine and Welt Replenishing Motion. 74. Jacquard Machine Driving Motions all types. 75. Card Lacing Machine Spare Parts. 76. Card Repeating Machine Spare Parts. 77. High Speed Warper Beam Flanges (Laminated or plastic faced with Metal Hoops). 78. Loom Bolts, Nuts and Washers. 79. Loom Chains. 80. Hand Power Repeating Machines. N.B.—The Restriction of importing spares/components/accessories in this Annexure will not however apply to actual users who are indigenous auto-loom manufacturers. Deleted. DENTAL GOODS WHICH MAY BE ALLOWED TO BE IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES ISSUED FOR S. NOS. 93-94(j)/V—LIST OF Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs, points, mounted or unmounted. Acrylic plastic moulding powder and granules for teeth (upto 10 per cent, of the face value of quota licences for S. No. 93-94(j)/V can only be utilised for Import of this item), Adapter for Flexible Arm. Air Turbine. Air Rotor. Alloys and Amalgams, copper and silver. Albastone, castone & Moldano. Amalgam Carriers. Amalgam Instruments. Articulators, Articulating Paper. Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2. Balance, Alloy, Bars, Lingual and Palatal Precious Metal, Stainless Steel. Bite Gauge. Black's Instruments. Blow Pipes. Blocks, Soldering. Bolts and Swivels, Stainless Steel. Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner & others. Bowls Cuspidor. Bowls, Rubber Plaster—large size only. Broaches, barbed and plain. Broaches, Nerve. Burnishers, Engine. Burnishers. Hand. Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamond etc. Cable Arms for dental engine—all types. Catridge syringe and nozzles. Casting machine and accessories. Casting Investment No. 30. 7 G of I—35 APPENDIX 54^contd. Calsite Investment. Calestone, Castone. Caps, Pulp. Carriers Amalgam. Carvers. Cements—Porcelain, Acrylic, Crown and Bridge etc Cellumat. Celluloid Strips. Chisels, Bone Operating. Chisels, Enamel. Clamps, Cotton-RolL Clamps, Matrix. Clamps, Rubber-Dam. Clasps, Stainless Steel. Cleaner, Diamond Instruments. Cleaners, Pulp Canal. Compound Tray. Contouring Instruments. Cones Felt. Colloid Elastic. Crowns and Forms. Crown Slitter. Cups, Rubber Polishing. Cups, Precious Metal. Cups, Stainless Steel. Curettes. Diamond Points. Denture materials other than acrylics or plastic materials, Dental Air Compressor. Dental Chair-Motor. Dental Casting Machine. Dental Unit-Master Electric and accessories. Dental Electric Engine. Dental Electric Lathe and accesssories. Devitalizer, Pulp and Paste. Discs, Polishing Paper. Discs, Rubber Bellows. Discs, Shield. Dispenser, Mercury. Doriot Wrist and Slip Joint. APPENDIX 54—contd. Drills, Engine. Duplex Spring Connection. Duplit Duplicating Material. Ease Handpiece. Electric Acrylizers. Electric Amalgamators. Electric furnaces, Dental. Electric Pulp Tester. Electric Tooth Brushes. Elevators. Embedding Compound Inv""tment. EP. Model Materials. Excavators. Explorers (Probes). Extractors, Nerve and Post. Facers, Engine Root. Felt Cones. Felt Wheels. Flasks and Flask Presses. Floss. Nylon and Silk. Flux, Soldering. Foil Carriers. Forceps, Rubber-Dam Clamps. Forceps, Extracting. Former Ligature and Arch. Forceps, Rongeur. Frame, Piercing Saw. Fusible Metal Outfit. Fusing Porcelain. Fibre devitalizing. Gags. Gas Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Equipment. Glaze for Porcelain finishing. Gold Casting and solder. Gauge. Gutta Percha. Hand Pieces and Parts. Handles, Cone Socket. Hand pieces, angle pieces, etc. Heater for Spray Bottles. Holders, Broach. APPENDIX 54—contd. Holders for Burs. Holders, Nerve Instrument. Holders, Rubber-Dam. Holders, Sponge Hygienators. Impression Paste. Impression Trays. Instruments, Hand—-stainless steel, chromium plated, nickel plated. Intra-Osseus Injection outfit. Investments, material. Kalsogen. Lamps, mouth. Lancets. Lathe and Accessories 'or Laboratory. Lining Cavity. Lubricant Filling Porcelain. Mallets, all sorts. Mallet Points. Mandrels. Masks, Face. Matrices. Mercury—Chemically pure. Metal Piercing Saws. Square for Vulcanite or Acrylic Work. Nos. 3/0 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Flat, for Metal Work. Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Piercing Saw Frame to hold the above. Metal Separating Saws. Made in two diameters, 9/16 and 3/4 inch. Nos. 5 and 6. Metals, Air Chamber and Mellotte. Metals, Precious. Mirror Handles. Mirrors, Mouth. Mixers, Plaster (Mechanical Spatulator). Model Cemept (sticky wax). APPENDIX 54—contd. Moldine Outfit. Mouth Props. Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector. Museum Specimens. Museum Jars. Needles, Hypodermic. [Only those types which are mentioned in Annexure I to this Appendix will be allowed to be imported against licences issued for S. No. 93-94(j)/V], Nerve Broaches. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre and Paste. Nerve Instruments. Nippers, cutting. Oil Stones—Arkanas. Orthodontic Material and Appliances, Outfit, Fusible Metal. Outfit, Pliers, Orthodontic, Universal. Outfit, Matrix. Outfit Stellon 'C\ Outfit, 'Sevriton'. Outfit, Sterling Intra-Osscous Injection. Oxide of Tin. Paste, Trio, Patterns, Soft Metal. Perforated Impression trays. Plasteform Matrics. Plaster Sifter. Plastic Polishing Strips. Pliers. Pluggers. Points, Alpine, White. Points, Diamond. Points, Carborandum. Points, Gutta Percha. Points, Wood Polishing. Points, Stone. Polish Equipment. Porcelain FillmR Porcelain, High and Low Fusing. Posts. Porte Polisher. Post Extractor. APPENDIX 54—contd. Powder, Abrasive. Precious Metals. Presses, Solbrig. Presses, Crown. Probes. Pulp Canal Cleaners. Pulp Caps. Punches, Plate. Punches, Rubber Dam. Refracto-Matrix Ceramic Investment. Regulating Appliances and Accessories. Retainers, Matrix. Retractor, Cheek and Reflector. Rifflers. Rongours. Root Reamers different shapes. Rubber Mats. Rubber Bulbs for air and water syringes. Rubber Dam. Rubber Dam Weights. Rubber Dam Frame. Rubber Dam Holder. Rubber Dam Punch. Sand, Casting. Sandarac. Sealers. Scalpels. Sculptors. Separators. Bulbs and Filter glass for shadowless lamps. Sheath, Cable. Shells, Gold. Shield, Discs. Slabs, Borax. Slip Joint No. 2. Slitter, Crown. Solder, silver and gold. Soldering Paste. Spatulas, Cement. Spoons, Amalgam. Spot Welding outfit. Spring and Swivels. Precious Metal. Stainless Steel. Stainless Steel Gauze Mesh. Stainless Steel Crowns. Stains, Mineral. Stone Plaster, Stone Points. " Strengthened, Precious Metal. Strips, Asbestos. Strips, Polishing. Strips, Separating. Surveyors. Syringes (Dental all metal). Strengthened white metal. Tags, Retaining, precious metal. Temporary Stopping. Thymozin Instruments. Tin Cylinders. Tray Mica, Annealing. Trays, Impression, Annealing and Bridge etc. Trephines, Engine. Trimmdrs, Abrasive. Trimmers, Osteo. Trimmers, Plug. Trimmers, Vulcanite and Pin Point. Tweezers, Locking, soldering and Dressing. Vulcanisers. Vulcanite Rifflers Wax Casting Wax, Inlay. Wax, Non-residual. Wax, Solbrlg. Wax, Sticky. Wheels, Abrasive. Wheel and cup shaped brushes for polishing teeth. Wheels, Felt Polishing. Wheels, Wool Polishing. Wheels, Flexible Abrasive. Wheels for Lathe and Engine. Wheels, Chamois. Wheel, Lathe Polishing. Wire, Precious Metal. Wire Stainless Steel used in Dentistry of Gauges from 18 lo 36 (0-20 mm to 1-20 mm) and of the length of 2 meters i.e. 64 feet or in spools of 4 oz, X-Ray Apparatus, Dental. Annexure I to Appendix 54 (vide remark against "Needle? Hypodermic1' in Appendix 54). 1. INTERCHANGEABLE DENTAL HYPODERMIC NEEDLES Length Inches mm. 7/8 26 i 26 2. DOUBLE-POINTED DENTAL HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR CARTRIDGE SYRINGES. mm. [ 25 I T /4 32 42 Annexure II to Appendix 54 [vide remark (iii) against S. No. 93-94 (j)/Vj APPENDIX M-concld. 13. Medicaments, Liquid/Powder/Paste, for Root Canal. 14. Monochlorophenol. 15. N 2 Liquid and Powder for Root Canal. 16. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre. 17. Novocell. 18. Monsel Solution. 19. Oil of Cloves. 20. Oxpara Liquid and Powder. 21. Peripac. 22. Pulpdent. 23. Pulp Devitalizer Paste. 24. Pyorrhoea Astringent. 25. Poloris Dental Poultice. 26. Polyantibiotic Paste for Root CanaL 27. Stain Remover. 28. Sandarac Varnish. 29. Tannic Acid. 30. TTiymoziii. IMPORT OF POSTAGE STAMPS WHETHER USED OR UNUSED (S. NO. 334/IV) AGAINST PAST EXPORTS OF SUCH STAMPS—SCHEME FOR ISSUE OF LICENCES FOR. Attention is invited to remark (li) against S. No. 334/IV of Sec- tion II of the current Red Book. With a view te promote exports of 'Postage stamps, whether used or unused' (S. No. 334/IV), it has been decided to issue licences for their import under this Scheme. subject to the following conditions: — (i) Only the established exporters of postage stamps will be eligible to receive licences under this scheme. For this purpose, it is necessary for them to get their names registered with the import licensing authorities at the ports. (11) Import licences will be issued for a value equal to 35 per cent, of the f.o.b. value of foreign exchange actually earned by the applicant against proved exports of post- age stamps to foreign countries, during the previous half year. For this purpose, exports to Nepal, Tibet, Sikklm, Bhutan and former Portuguese possessions in India will be excluded. Deleted. 5, History . . .. APPENDIX 60—concld. ( i. Technical and Engineering (a) Aeronautical and Aircaft. (b) Architecture, building and engineering. (c) Chemistry, Bio-chemistry, Chemical and li dusrml Chemical Engineering. (
Subject* prescribed by various Universities and 12 Text Books Schools. 13. Science (a) Astronomy . (6) B"ctcriology/Genetict, etc. (e) Biology. (d) Earth Sciences, Soil erosion, (") Geography. (/) Geology. (g) Mathematics and Statistics. (A) Metalurgy. (0 Mineralogy. (P Natural Science*. (A) Petrology. (I) Phyiic*. (m) Zoology. Please see para. 194 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. 7 G of 1—36 Deleted. Please see para. 30 (iii) of the Import Trade Control Hand B^ok of Rules and Procedure, 1964. Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964, LIST OF SPAKE PARTS OP TEXTILE MACHINERY IMPORTABLE AGAINST LICENCES FOR S. NO. 5 ( 2) / I I I. 1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 2. Glass Reed Brushes. 3. Ring temple studs. 4. Rings for temples. 5. Gill box leather. 6. Yarn cleaner. 7. Spare parts for grinding rollers, dead or traverse. 8. Auto shuttle washers. 9. Cat furs cut to pieces. 10. Temple rollers (Rubber). 11. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks. 12. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass. 13. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass. 14. Glass guides including blue glass. 15. Weaver's scissors. 16. Rubber fillet. 17. Beam papers. (10 per cent of the face value of the quota licences.) 18. Traverse Slides. 19. Patent Denters. 20. Glass lubricators. 21. Knotter with knives. 22. Drop box card clips and card rings. 23. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 24. Porcelain and other thread guides (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 25. Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 26. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). APPENDIX 69—concld. 27. Brass and Steel reed dents (2 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 28. Dobby springs (1 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 29. Inner tube springs (1 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 30. Basket/Balloon springs (1 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 31. Loom Springs, excluding Swell-Bow and Back springs but including box—end springs and wire springs (1 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 32. Drop Box Cards (1 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence). 33. Weavers Combs. 34. Loom Chains—cut to size pieces. 35. Pick Counting Glasses having l " X i " X l" combined template. 36. Jacquard Bowla Hooks. 37. Weavers' Beam Pipes— (Pipes with holes for weavers' beam). COPY OF LATE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY PUBLIC NOTICE No. 53-ITC(PN)/53, DATED 25TH MARCH, 1953 It has been brought to the notice of the Government that Importers are experiencing difficulty in regard to the import of spare parts of Prime-movers required for power-driven agricultural machinery, power-driven pumps and generating seta. In this connection, it is pointed out that there already exist pro- visions for the import of spare parts of different prime-movers under different S. Nos, of the Import Trade Control Schedule and their import is governed by the Policy In force for those items. With a view, however, to removing the genuine difficulty that may be experienced by importers of the complete machines with prime-movers like power driven spraying machines, powsr driven pumps etc., it has been decided that licences will be issued to them lor the import of spare parts of prime-movers required for com- plete power-driven agricultural machinery. Power-driven pumps and generating sets on the basis of 5% of half of best years' imports of the complete machinery in question. The licences Issued will however, not be valid to cover import of the prohibited types of spares and also such spares as have been separately shown (e.g., Piston Rings, Ball Bearings etc.) under the Import Trade Control Schedule. Applications for the purpose should be suomitted to the licens- ing authorities at the ports so as to reach them on or before 30th April, 1953. NOTE.—It has been decided that the provisions of this Appendix wiK no longer be operative. t. Period of the application . . . a. Name and address of the party 3. Details of machine (s) covered by the application :— Cm) C") CO Typo [e.g. Monotype, No. of each type Linotype, Offset, etc. of machine (s)]. f 4. Details of machine(s)ccrtifit:d essential by the Director of Industries, etc. : (H) C"0 CO Value of each No. of each type Type of machineCa) typo t5. Circulation during the last three years 1963 6. Whechcr the machine^) required for replacement or for development 7. Details of existing machinery possessed by the party; ("0 (0 Type of [ No. of each type machine(s) 8. Details of import licence received since Cm) CO ("o Period s) Value Licence No. and date Type(s) of machine ( covered, with mimbci of each type. Value and date of import •Separate statements to be prepared for replacement and development. One dozen typed and legible copies of each statement reauired, fFor quality printers only, {For newspaper establishments. APPENDIX 73—concld. 9. Details of machines purchased/ordered from the State Trading Corporal ion or their agents : C") CO ("0 (itO Year TypeCs) of machine(s) No. of each type Value of each type 10. Details of registration as ' approved ' printers : C<0 CO C"0 When registered Class, if any, in which registered Whether registered as quality printers Authority wilh whom registered (e.g. Director of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery). 11. Details of awards won for excellence in printing 1 CO Of) C") C"0 Year No. of awards won LineCs) covered by the awardCs) Authority who gave the award(s) 12, Justification (,in brief and telegraphic language) for import. " 13. Whether machines from the Rupee cap arc acceptable ? 7 G of 1—38 Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1964. Enclosure to A.U. applications for Art Paper from Quality Printers, (a) Licensing Period. '(b)' Name and address of the party. (c) Lines of Printing in which specialised. (d) Outturn, by value, in 1962-63, 1963-64. (el Details of printing machinery possessed. Type of machines (1. c. letter presses, Number of each type offsets, rotarics, etc.) (f) Details of registration as approved printers. (iii) (Iv) (ii) (i) Year of registration Whether registered as quality printer1; Class, if any, in which registered Authority (1. e. Director of Advertising & Vlsua' Publicity, etc.; -vith whom re&istcred. (g) Details of awards won for excellence in printing. (lv) (111) (il) (0 Year Number of awards won Line(s) covered by the awards) Authority who gave the awards (h) Quantity of imported art paper consumed in 1961-62; 1962-63; 1963-64. (i) Quantity and value of imported art paper certified essential by the Director of Industries. P. SABANAYAGAM,SECTION U-contd.
VaJidiry
Description
Remarks
Licensing
Authority
Licences
Poiicy tar
Established
Importer";
Part and
S. No of
I.T.C.
Schedule
PART IV—contd.
A.U.Plesie itfet to Appendix 4.
and muktakesis.
]ute manufacture s3 not otherwise specified .
2J I
Oil cloth and floor cloth
Coir fibre, coir yarn and coir mats and nutting .
Woollen hosiery and woollen knitted apparel ihat is
to say, al! hosiery and knitted apparel can tarn ing not
less than 15 per cent, ot wool by weight.
Water proofed clothing!
Apparel and hosiery not otherwise specified
Uniforms and accoutrements pertaining thereto imported
Deleted.
(") Nil
(a) Flax hose
{6)N3
A. LJ. Pk"c refer to Appeaiix 4.
(ft) Linen thread^ P om
Twelve
TnopTh*
(c) Na
(c) Linen piecegoodi
frf)Nil
(d) Others
ing rubber.
i22(x£x)IV.
SECTION U-contd.
Validity
Policy for
Ettablitbed
Remark*
Description
Licence*
linportcrf §
Artbocty
Part and
S.No.of
LT.C
Schedule
PART IV—costd-3
Ports
A. U. Please refer to Appendiz 4.
Sheet and Plate Glass f
Twelve
months
Glass tableware exdudinggtats tumbfcn .
Glass bottles ind phials :—
(c) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(a) Feeding bottfcs
(6) Awated water bottles—"Codd" type only
(e) Others
Ports
(a)ND
(6) Nil
(c)Nfl
Twel"
lacqueredware :—
Twelve
A. U. Pka*e refer to AppeiKhx 4.
(a) Vacuum flasks
(6) Heat resisting glassware
Hrtf
. (a) Nil
(6) Nil
jTvcrQtika
' ' f • • • LJJ0
A. U. Pk**e refer to Appendix 4.
(c) Others
Port* .
CONJ
Twdve
mocthg
Glass globes and chimneys for lamps and Iantercs^
SECTION U-contd.
A. U. Pleue refer to Append™ 4,
SECTION U—contd.
PART IV—contd.
SECTION U-contd.
Restarts
Validity
of
Put arid
S.No-of
Description
Policy for
Eetablkhed
Importers
licensing
Authority
Lkewxs
PART IV—cost
Domestic sewing machines, complete
Ports
A. U. Pfeaae refer to Appeadix 4.
Twelve
months
Ports
Twelve
month
Quota licences will be valid for
import of needle* of §ewing ma-
chine* both domestic aad industrial
tfPCS.
Transmission Apparatus, etc
(•) Electronic valves
Ports
(*) Coadenaer*
Poitt
A. U. Please refer t*[Appc9dit 4,
Ports
TwdTe "I
month* I
Twelve 1
Months 1
Twelve )•
months |
SECTION U-conttL
PART rv—amd.
Remarks
Validity
of
Licences
Fclkyfor
Esxattisted
Iirpcrrters
(i) Applkations frtsn established
importers for import of parts of
•wwtchea an be licensed on the
btsi* of a quota of3l%. Licences
will also be valid for import of
witch movements.
NOTE :—Watch movements for Import
Trade Control purposes will
watch not intending the case
dial and hands.
(H) licences will not be valid for
import of Gold Watch cases
ind watch cases whose c i .t
price is less than Rs. 24 per dozen.
The import of part* of such
watch cues except glass1) will
not be permitted.
(") Upto 20% of the face value of
licence or Ra. 500 whichever is
higheT can be utilised for imports
of natural oil atones, watch makers
tools and eye glasses.
SECTION n-conld.
Policy for
T?>t>hIi>hMi
Validity
of
Antbojity
Licence*
Importers
-"Wfc£
("! iriliPipH hy 1+1^ PyimmanfiBrTt nf tK^ m i ja
fifl AmTEj itmmiimtirHij anH military tfnmi impnrr- [
ted with ti>e sanction of the rj-ntnl Government |
for use of any portion of the military forcet ]
of t State in Tnrtia being a imii notified in pnrsu- |
mnrr of tbe First Schedule to the TnHjnn Ertradi- ]
|
tion Act, 1903.
(") M o ms tubes and patent ammonrtion imported [
316 Ornamental Arm* of tn obsolete pattern pouncing I
caily in anliqu"rian Tsliic, m"scaic and theotrscal 1
and fancy dress sword*, prorided they are Tirtuaflj 1
"sele*t for offensive or defensive purposes, and 1
4ih* intended exchitively for deaacmc^ tgricattBrrt 1
J
and industrial parpote*.
Ports
Twelve
moatba
(0 Lice"CT4 will be gcanttd oaly to
hoklen of liceflcc* (iaduding im-
port licence*) under the Indian
Aims Acts and Rules. The
applicant? should, howcvei, P*o -
due* aJong with thcii applic*tioat
a certificate in original ten the
District M**"trate, Snpcrimen-
deot of Police or Comniissionar
of Polke of Distria to show that
the firm is authorised to import
aod deal in Arms u&de> the In-
dian Arms Act and Ru!t*.
(j'O pleaae Me Rmaik (i) agaiast S.
Not. 3i2-3i"/IV.
3x8 Cmal propeed
319 T-r^ty, • • m f m i m r i, "at ntfaerwiie ipacife^
339 Baagtot and beads, not otberwiie specified
321 Ptjst and Timiih brushes . . . ..
3*3 (") Toilet bnuiie* oti"er than tooth brwbe*
(*) Tootk bnaho*
Ca)MU
(") Ffthing hoot*
C*)NU
(*) Table Tennis (Ping Pont) b"lh . . ..
(e)NU
(e) Educational toy*
(d) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
C.C.L
(O Golf balls
Twelve
raortliia.
(") (0 Billiard accessories indodint billiard cushions,
doth cut to size, cues, chalk and tipt.
Cft") Golf clubs
(m) RoUersksstes
( ") Steelfithingrod*
{") Skullii^exerd"eis(ro'wiiit machines)
(OB) Bats for cricket provided the c.iX Tstae ia
not below Sh. 35-
("m) Air tana and air pistols of the type used fot
shooting purposes bat excluding toys gun* or
ptstok.
(is) Bats for table tennis provided tht cLf. value is
not below SA. 4.
(/)Playtng Carda
A. U. Plswe w&r to Appwdiz 4,
Twelve
Cf)Nil
Port*
(j) Others
SECTION U-tontd.
PoHcyfor
Remarks
Licensing
Authority
Description
Validity
of
Importers
Licences
PAMFIV—condd.
made of m*tals otter than told and silver.
Smoker'sre^uiJfcMmade nfatitmirmm . . .
\3.1
Smoker's r"qu*ites—Pipes and part* thereof
Smakar's requisites, puts thereof excluding those
nude of ahtmiansa, fobaeco, nurtcbes and pipes:—
(•) Ojaanlii paper in booklet form
(•) O*ars
(") Nil
(*) Nil
Enawwiui *M Fiona* (mohwMr^ pho*ographt and
pttKUt~pait caraU, not orberwHC specified).
Art) workisf, not otherwise specified
Applicatiriru frcmArO"", MIWBTH,
etc and al*o other iiawniiin appfi-
oaorj will be o v i r l wd by CC.L
New D"lhi. The appiicttjoo*
should be made by 30-6-IJ64.
naoual wicaee and TniJtl and antique coins, im-
ported for Lnstructional purposes. ]
Twelve
months
Appbeadocs from TVipwwtwng
aivi T"^fl^Lrf"ln#icaJ iTVtfjPMJnrrs
for import of geological speci-
mens and models for instruc-
tional purposes will be cami-
dered,by C C I. The applications
should be made by 30-6-1964,
P"rtt
Twelve
months
(1) Afiplications from individual col-
lectors of stamp* (as distinct from
deala^ who pursiK this hobby on
an ffTrhangg basis, will be consi-
dered by C.C.I, Licence*, where
Lstued will be without excharge
control copy.
(2) Please also see Appendix 55.
Brake ftnjd
B a t o n s, other than metal
E m p ty Gtlatine Capruks
P*it"
Twelve
33i%
moifthf
Quota licences for this item win
not be valid tot tht import "f ' 0'
size empty f%latinc ctvtuics-
Leather, artificial manufactures of - . . •
Whwt flotir
A. U. PIMM n it to Ap^aadix 4.
Twelve
Staicfa tad&rina
Bern.
mouths
SECTION Il-conbf.
Validity
LioeMJM
Remaiks
Deacriptto*
Put tad
SJ*>. of
LT.Cof
Schedule
PAXT V—oontd.
Ports
"">%
TwelTe
mootbs
(i) A.U. Ple"ie refer to Appendix x.
(a) Ahhongh quota Ijcennct wiD be
•ranted teparately for S. No*. 43/
I V / i t / I V, 45/IV and 6/V, they
can be utilised for the import of
any or all the artkfes filling
nnjL-T thete serial nnmbexi.
TaeK will alao be valid for im-
port of chestnut and Quebracho
extract. This interchinxeabflit;
will alto be applicable to Actual
User licence* ittued for these
item*.
Gams Re*ins and Lac, ill tortt, not otherwise ipect-
Detailed policy is givea in Apt&-
petroleum iellfci and putfia wax.
Twelve
maflths
dix i l.
Cod UTCT oil
dodinc eod lirei ofl :—
A. U. PIMM rrfer to Appendix 4,
rw"lvf KOKOH
Porti
(a) Sperm oQ
(*) Othait
excluding milk food* for infant* and ako excluding
breakfast food* (wheat flake*! rfirnfl*arax pteceatetl
oats aad shredded wheat) a ad Pead Barfey.
A. U. Pleate refer to Appendix 4.
Port*
Essence* containing ipirit uaed for the maoa&ctuie
Twelw
Month*
of berera0M.
A. U. Plea*e refer to Appoidii 4.
Port*
Metallic Ores, all sorts, eaupt Ochrt" and other pitment
oret but iochidint aatfeaony ore, in lump, powder,
or concentrated form.
nita,
Twelre
m"Hth*
(") Licence* will be granted for this
sub item in consultation with the
Miaatry <£ Petroleum and chemi-
cal* (Fetroiem Section).
(*) Aiphalt natiaieai . . . ..
(*} Gifcoala
PiMfa and Tar ladndliif ooa] tar ami teal pftoh
Detailed liceniinj policy it fiTCE is
C.CI.
Twelve
months
Appendix i l.
(") All sort* of mineral oflj, not otherwse tptcifitd,
• t hu than liquid paraffin B.?./UJJP., Textfi*
flnkhlnf ofii, te"De fibre ofli and batching oQa f"i
fbrm.
Twelve
months
(1) QuoU lioeicet will be rtlid for
import of liquid paraffin of B. P
or its equivalent specifications
only.
(2) Tht importers wi!l be required to
•ell thate tood* either to men
b*n" fide manufacturers of drug*
purpoae by the Drug Standir
SECTION U~"mtd.
PbUcjrfta
yuutr
Awtwritr
Remarks
Put tad
I No. of
katponw*
LklMM
I.TC
4o. i?(b)—CM*.
Coatroi tuthea"Mi ik dw StvtM
Qftetiowaud tfctmiti for MBit
talc The lmpotwi eaa alaottfl
these goods to Government Hospi-
tab.
(e) Textile Fiwsiuur OOi, TextiJe Fibre Oil* and
Dataibd Vrrydi* policy is ( t on
T"nlve
aaoBtfcf
iB Appendix i l.
Kanmnt, alae any tcuneaJoAotherti>*n faarowrwaad
motor iptnt wblch bas it) ftt*hi"e point below one
hoodred dejnwtof Pafaftnhatft datnaoulM.
Detailed hcea*£ae policy is given
in Appendix iS.
Detailed BotnrLng policy is given
Twelw
months
ia Appendix iS.
LubricAtins o2, that U, oil such at it aot ordintrSr uaed
for any purpos* other thin lubrtoatiaj, exdndiog any
miaerii oQ wtucfa has its fliitung point below two
hundred degr—t of Pdirfnh*rt*i tbenooiacter.
tha Schedule.1—
(") Catatie Soda •
(") Import will be canalised
through an agency approved bj
Government.
t") Other Chrmicai*
Ports
(*X0 The detailed licensing policy for
Twelve
Moatbt
" h" chMuorii it | t nn in
Appeodiza4>
(iXP LiceacesfcrgaswiUaJsopersiit
anport erf &s cTtiaden to the
lequoed exteat.
Same as n w ik (i§ agunst S. No.
Bkat±iir" part* t ut bleaching powder
Drtuied UoeHins Policy is given ia
App
Sulpiur:—
(") Ran&ad sulphas
Port*
Twelre
Booths
Quota l i m n* will be valid for iatB-
orta fr"n U SA om*f. Tht i i o-
c " kw to be foUow"i for imporu
iflWMt^qnoa liccDoea will be •*-
Soda ash] including calcined nature! soda a"d manu-
CCI.
TWelye
CO Import of ljjfal Sod* Ath will be
factured saqaicuboaatH.
otoaliKd through an a*ncy
tppcoved by Government
("J Impooi of natural /lytt&atie
kcavy "oda aib of a purity mot Urn
* •" "8 per cent n a. co, wtl aba
be camliMd through as *tnwT
approved by Gov"naneat.
HsiVy rittTBinlSj the f>"il]nwinA,nam?Ty) JU"gnwL*nipi
°*"^ffeeMt"t PofcT h "te" i"
chloiid*.
(a) Afrun (.armaonia akna, poteuh aitan and soda alum)
Detailed liceasicg polity is eiren in
Appcodbj*. -
(ft) Mairwrium snlrhitr rt byrh"t"^ mogrttftrm sii^>hatr
MOTION H-contd.
Validity
Policy for
Remarks
Antlwrity
Description
iroportcTt
Licence)
Part and
*. No. of
I.T.C.
Sehwtale
PART F—contd.
Mil Tmlr* A. U. Tim** refer to Appendix 4.
P"t"
(") Sdenhm and Sel"abmi df-wdd* . . ..
BMUtfat.
Detailed licentinf policj it giren In
Appendix 38.
_ Detailed lictnilnt policr is frren in Appen-
PetaMhuB Wefaromate, tottum bjcbronute and duomlt
dix 28.
acfaL
_ (") Detailed licensing policy is grren in
0) A M h, Owbolk, Citiw, HTdrochloric Nitria.
Appendix it.
t") Ustotx* will be goremed by the policy
ffvco in Appendix 19 for Drop and
medlcmei.
^4) Alttminrum paint . . . . ..
Pilntij colour* and p a m t m' mateikli, the fbUowing:—
l<) Tttd lead, genuine dry, i"iuine moist and rednced
aunely:—
("} Zine white, genuine moi"t .
( i) Zinc white, reduced, dry or moiat . . \
(") Harmlett food colours P"rt* 1 0* TwelM
month*
Quot" lieencea granted for th*
•nb-rtem will be valid only for
import of food colour* permitted
wider the Prevention of Food
Adulteration Rules, For this
purpoK, every consignment im-
ported should be accompanied
by a •warranty from the over"ew
SECTION U-cortW.
Description
PART IV—contd.
S. No. 3+—37fc>—eontd.
(") Not more than 25% of the face
value of quota licences can be
utilised for import of water
cotours including Poster colours.
Cio) Quotas will be established
separately for eadi of the
sub-items under (6) and (d).
(v) Licences will only p;nnlt im-
port of preparations of dry co-
lours used by artists but will
not be valid for import of ground
pigment* tn oQ which can be
used u paints on thinning.
(c) figment water finishe* and (tain* for leather and
(c)NU
shoe*.
(•i) Raw niaterials for paint* specified eUewhere
Port*
(0 A. U. Fkase refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
months.
{n) Licence* will be valid for certain
raw material* for manufacture
of paints M •ptofied in Appen-
dix 29.
Porte
(*)Nil
A.U. Please refer to Appeodix 4.
Twelve
raoDtt*.
Port*
(0 A. U. Pkace refer to Appendix 4.
Portt
A. U. Please refer* to Appendix 4,
(?) Cuttle fish bones
(ft) Blanc fixo
(0 Ultramarine Blue
Twelve
mooiiu
(j) Other manufactured paints, distemper*, varnishes
and lacquer*
3S Gunpowder for cannon*, rifles, §vn* pirtola and
sporting purpose*.
C.C.I.
39 Explosive* namHy : bla"t'ng g^aipowder, blartinj
gelatine, blasting dynjmite, blafting roburite, bla"t-
ing tonite, and all othet sorts including detonators
and blasting fi_*e . . . . ..
(0 Liotacaa will be grtBled t" •*-
tablithod impoters for specific
varietle* in comultttion with the
Directorate G"neral of Techni-
cal Development.
SECTION ll-fntd.
Daicriptioa
T(iffntjnj
Authority
RemArkt
Pciicyfor
E*ubli*hed
Importer*
Validity
of
Licence*
fart and
i. No. of
I.T.C
fchedult
PASTV—contd.
*. No.
39—"*&
(") Licence* i**ued far thi" item
will not be valid for import of
blasting gun power.
Manures, all sort*, including animal bcmi and the
(i) Sodium Nitrate
CC.I.
Twelyc
months
Twelve
months
Import will be canalised through a
agency approved by Governmenet.
Import of Sodium Nitrate will b*
canalised through an agency ap-
proved by Government.
(#) CO Muriate of potash . . . ..
Twelve
months
Import of this item will be canalised
through an agency approved by
GovemmenL
0) (it) Sulphate of Potash
Port*
Twelve
month*
(rf) Sulphate of Ammonia, Mineral Phosphates
Twelve
Import will be canalised through
months.
an agency approved by Govern-
ment.
(*) Other Nitrogenous Pertili"er" . , 7
C.UA.
Twelve
A. U. Ple*"e refer to Appendix 4.
month*
CO Other* .
(")(") Rubber Pressure and vacuum tubing (for
Twelve
Ports
(*) Rubber contraceptive!
moaths
Forte
Twelve
months
(tit1) Tractor, and off-the-road tyres, tubes and flaps,
esctoding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps
specified elsewhere.
(1) Licences for tyres and tubes will
be valid for the import of sizes
other than those specified in
Appendix 30. Requests for per-
imisssion to import aaaimt quota
licences any ipecified banned size
of tyres and tabes will be con-
sidered by the licensing autho-
rities in consultation with
the Directc"j"f" General of Tech-
nical Development.
N. Mi—Applicants should attach a
statement g m nt full particu-
lars of tyres, rubes which tkef
propose to import, with a o*py
t" the Directorate Gestnl
•f Technical Development
Rubber Directorate, New DeW.
(M) Importert of tubeless tractorand
oC-o"-rM4 tyres will alsofceper-
mitted t" import one O-rin*
gasket and one metallic valve witk
eachtubelegs tyre.
A. U. Please refer to Appeadrc 4.
Ports
(to) Rubber bttttry •otttafaen . . ..
Twelve
mostbi
SECTION II—contd.
Rjcoaffcs
Part and
S.Na.o£ Description
Anbaoty
•aK4ity
of
Ltooces
ImpcctMM
LT.C,
Scfatdnle
PART V—contd.
A. U. PhtK refer te App"dis: 4.
(c) Rubber thread
Pocti (
Twetre
O)NQ
C")Nil
(o") Sectional Aic bags . . .. . .
(two) Rubber gloves all sorts cis:—
(a) Surgical rubber gloves
(") Electrical rubber gloves
(d) Others
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4
(tx) Others
Ports
Twelve
momh"
A. U. Plesse refer to Appendix 4,
Ports
C-XONil
Tw"lve
A. U. PIMM refer to Appeedk 4.
Twlere
P"t(
A, U. Pfc"ee refer to Appendix 4.
Twidre
(4) Veneen and plywood, saadalwood, *jarwood and
Ports
tagarwood.
cioQths
42-A
A. U. TUme nfer " Appeedk 4.
Tw"hc
Wood palp
nwnritff
43-A
Pulp (o*j" than woodyidf) from Tegetabl* fibres racfa
as b"mbocij yi n, nads and aericuttonl residues
ingfmKny yulp of rag? awl misurc of inch pnlpc.
Tltf potter f°* ti"*8 iwrn will be
White printiQt paper (raiding laid marked paper
wkicfa contain* nuofeaaieal wood pulp amwuntiEt to
notions than 70% of the ibie exsntena).
Twelve
A, U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Cigarette paper
Paste board, mill board, card board and straw board, all
niontxLs
sorts.
Robber bwds, areas and stamps and rubber hand roll-
ers for cyclostyling :—
(") Rubber erasers
(*>) Others
A. U. Ple"e refer to Appendix 4.
Tool raw and wool tops including wool waste,
C6)NU
Nil
Twelve
months
shoddy woo] and woollen rags.
Woollen yarn, not otkarwise specified
Woollen yam or weaving and knitting wool, exclud-
ing h&ad knitting wooL
Hair and woollen yarn exclusively used for the manu-
facture of hair belting.
SECTION Il-oontd.
Description
Remarks
Validity
of
liceAces
PoBcy foi
Established
Itnportert
Licencing
Authority
Part and
S . N o . of
I.T.C.
Schedule
PART V—coatd.
Cordage, rope and twine of vegetable fibre other than.
A. U. Plat"" Mfer to Appendix 4.
Delivery ho"e for trailer pnraps . . ..
i-Porti
Twelve
months
Hose made of ctortt impregnated with rubber
Ragi and other paper-making matrralt, rrrftirtirrg
pulse thereof and pulps and wood and othex Vegt-
table fibiea and the mrxtttre ot inch polpt.
Boot* and shot* containing rubbw . . ..
SESmON II—conteL
SECTION Il-contd.
Policy for
Established
Importers
Validity
Partaad
*•**•• "f Description
Licensing
Authority
Remarks
Policy for
Established
Importers
of
Licence*
I.T.G.
Schedule
PART V-*contd.
S. N#. "5 (i—4> _ " " , (.
("0 Snpu Ma"n&cturi"f a ad reisery "achiaery
Ports
Twelve
month*.
Applications from Established Im-
porters for import of spare
parts against their imports of
complete machinery felling under
ihir S. No. will be considered
by the licensing authorities at
the ports and licences granted
on a quota of 2-1/2% of half
of their best year's imports
in the bask period- Such
licences where granted would be
•object to the same conditions/
restrictions as apply to licence*
tuned under S. No. 65 (5)("0/V.
Cra) The f"U*wi*g road making, haulage caitk me ring
(") Wkeele4aadCrawkrtract9"ab"ve5"D.BJlP.
Ports
Twelve
months.
fj Applications from Established Im-
porters for import of spare parts
against their importB of complete
machinery faHir.g under this
S. No. will be considered by
die licensing authorities at the
ports and licences granted on
a qiiota of 2-1/2% of half of
their best year's imports in the
basic period. Such licences, where
traritedj would be subject tp the
•ame "conditions/restrictions as
mentioned in remarks (1), (2), (3),
(4% (6) and (11) against S. No.
74("/V.
(it) Upto 20% of the" fece'valoe of
quota Kcences granted for spare
parts under this sub-item may
be permitted to be utilised fcr
th import of permissible types of
gange tools along with spare parts
of permissible types of garage tools.
•s detailed in Appendix*25 to
this Red Book-
Ports
Same remarks as against S. No. 65
d-4) (TO) (a)/V.
Twelve
months.
(e) Sheep Foot RoQers and parts thereof
t") Wiad Mm
(1) Mackiaery required for other Industries and
Twelve
month 1.
Undertakings.
SECTION Jl-~contd.
16-2/3 %
Policy for
Established
Importers
PART V—imaii.
I.T.C.
Schedule
Twelve
Ports
months
(m) A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
(*D) Lawn mowers in CK.D. i.e. parts of
[awn mowen which could be assem-
bled into complete lawn mowers
will not be allowed to be imported
against the qaot" licences for this
sub-serial number.
(v) Quota licences issued for this
sub-item will also be valid for
import of spare parts of Data
processing machines worked by
less than 1/4 H.P. falling undtr
S.No.65(6)(aXm)/V.
(t>0 fhe Import of steel perforated
sheets which bave been given 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 suitably endorsed by
the licensing authority to peimit
the impoit of such perforated
sheets.
(ca) Steel perfbiated skects which
cam be used for Multifarious
purposes aad vifiick have not
keen jivea a spekal shape or
euality so as to make them suit-
able for a particular machine
only will fall uadeT S. No. 9
(j)[II and then import will not
be allowed against the licences
for this S. No.
1 H%
SECTION ll-contd.
Twelve
months
00 monotype supej casting
machines and bearing specific
makers' catalogue numbers.
(m) Additional licences equal to 25%
of the face value of qnota licences
for this S. No. c"n be issued to
Established Importers provided
they have fully or almost folly
otiHsed their quota licences for
April 1963—March 1964
or April 1964—March 1965.
(w> Import of bleached Cotton mole;
skin in rolls in width of 30*, 36
and 41' is allowed against the
quota licences for this tub-tern]
No.
Twelve
months
Twelve
months
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Portj
(A1) Requests from the established im-
porters for validation of quota licen-
ces for import of such additional
spare parts of Lifts as are not
TiamifBcturecl indigenously will be
.•onsidered in consultatkai
with the Directorate GeneraHof
(a) Stirrup pumps . . . . .. ..
(j)Nil
(i) Trailer pumpt . .. . ..
(b) Nil
73 Delettd.
73 Vater-Efts, sugar mills, aogar centrifugals, sugar-pug-
(a) Sugar juice boiling pans . . ..
(a) Nil
(6) Nil
SECTION U-centd.
SECTION tl-contd.
PoBcyfoi
Established
Importers
Notes :
3 4 5
Remark!
(tt) A.U. Pleas* refer to Appendix 4.
(fU) Industrial Sewmg Machines
falling onder S. No. 76/V, are
those machlnei (either complete
or head with or without other
pans) whose landed cost with
duty exceed* the tmooaxt shown
SECTION tt—eontd.
PART V—amtd.
t,vi)
Dctcriptwn
Part and
S. No. of
LT.C
Schedule
PART K—eontd.
iccessories.
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
SECTION U—contd.
SECTION ll-contd.
SECTION ll—conid
Policy for
Established
Importer*
S No (D) 92—cwiiii
of wo*kaj", will hrf Li^aiiJin.
SECTION U-contd
(<0 Pnsm binocular* upto tnagniflcs-
tion 10 x and apperture 50 mm-
c.Lf. price of each of which is less
than Rs. 475/- and non-prismatic
binocular*.
( "0 Hand Magrufiers and self illu-
minating bloc& magnifiers of
sizes upto and inlcuding 3-1/2'
dia.
(w) View Master Stereoscopes.
(2) Licences granted for this Sub-
Serial No. will not be valid for the
import of Optical Glass. Licences
wul, however, be validated, on re-
quest, for the import of such types
of optical glass as are oot available
from the indigenous manufacturers,
by the licensing authorities.
Ports Twelve
months
(1) Licences issued for scientific
glassware will be valid for
import of Laboratoryware made
of sillies or Quartz.
(2) Not more than half of the face
value of the licence issued for
this sub-item ^^r> he ntilisf d
for the importation of
laboratory glassware falling
under S. Nos. 247 and 248 of
Part IV. The importer* are,
however, warned that if ordi-
nary glass tumblers and other
items like, flasks etc. which
are not distinguishable as
such, as laboratory or scienti-
fic * glas swart, are importe d
they are liable to be refused
PART V—contd.
iZCFIOW H tomii.
Part and
Description
Validity
of
Reauritt
S.Xo-of
J.T.C.
FoBcyfer
Eataklished
IiBportNS
TiwnofB
Lfaensnt
Authority
PART X-co*(L
S No. 93-94(d>-tmttd.
Perforated Drtdnsge Tabes
only the fbttowing—
(i) Lena"* Tubes.
(2) RyaD's Tube*.
(3) T. Tubet (or Gtll
Bladder Drainage tubes).
(4) Kehi'i Gall Bladder
drainage tubet.
(5) Cokwtomy Pauls Tubet
(Pearose Tubes).
(6)"IfflM-Tracheal [tnbet
CMag£Db Tnbw).
De Pezzer*s Catheters.
Maleootf* Catbeten.
Supra-public Self Retaining
Catheter*.
Cardiac Catheters both
plain & baloon.
Oesopbagaal Catheters and
Bougie i.
Gudet Tubes " Airways
with or witbow ^netal
oliw*.
Dr. Zeise Stone Dufedgen.
Johnson's Stone Dulodfen.
Metras Catheters.
Ileostomy and Olosteniy.
Bags and Appliances.
Unnal Male & Female for
Ports 3°% Twelve
month*
(") Surgical iaitnuQeaMj Apparatus aad Appliances,
•0* mada oaai sly "f rubber 1 ad alto not made mainly
•fftaat.
PART V-—conui.
Description
Licensing
Authority
Remarks
Part and
S.No.of
LT.C.
Validity
of
Licences
Policy for
Established
Importers
Schedule
PART V—contcL
S. No. 93—94(81—eontd.
(TO) Qoota licences will not also be
T"Jjd for import of gh*s micro-
IK) Laboratory balances and weights!
Ports
Twelve
m on tin
Qnota licences granted for this
sub-item will not be valid for
import of balances having sensiti-
vity npto and inclusive of i/ioth
nuligram.
Ports
(i) Clinical TbermometeraJ
(0 Dental surgical instruments, apparatus and appli-
NO.
100%
ances, not otherwise specified.
Twelve
months
(0 Quota licences granted under this
sub-serial number will be valid
for import erf article* specified in
Appendix 54 of the Red Book.
(tONot more than 15% °f the
face value of quota licencei
issued for this sub-serial num-
ber can be utilised for import
of Mercury-chemically pure
and such imports should be
only in vials Tanging from 4 ox.
to 1 lb. 99-9% Pure Mercary is
accepted as chemically pure
Mercury.
eren if these drugs fall under |.
other S. Not. and Part* of the
I. T. a Schedule.
(re) Upto 10% of the fece of qoota
tit'.rnm yiamed fig tfaq item can
ofiJr oc ^M nif^*i for lnipo^t ot 1
Acrylic Pbtttic MonldingPowdct
and granule* for teeth.
(tc) EftaUiahed Importen are reqms-
ted to re-""tabHth their quota
on the basis of their pest import* 1
of articles falling under this
aab-item.
N. BL—Sp"re parts of S. No. 93-
94/V (enept such import
of which is prohibited)
will be aOow*d clearance
np to 10% of die ftce value
of the licence or Rs. 500
whichever is higher, even
chough the ipare pats may
fall under other Serial Num-
bers and Parts of the LT.C
Schedule,
Rasber bath, football bladders, balloons and toys j
(a) Tennis balls
(*) Squwh btfls
(c) Others
(I) Siit—y tnd pktnres intended to be pot up for "I
the pubh'e haw fit in a pnbHc place, tod f
101-A
101-C
101-D
SECTION n—centd.
Remarkt
Validity
Description
Ucefidng
Aadiority
of
Licences
Part tnd
S.No. of
I.T.C
Schedule
Policy for
Establithed
iHiportcu
PART V—contd.
Pdyiijicst . • • • • . *\
Polyrinyl acetate Ktinpowdet> -
Potyvinyl butyral re tin
Polyrteylideae chloride . . . . ..
113-C
113-D
113-E
H3-F
113-G
A. U. Pleue refer to Appendix 4,
Port*
Twe*re
noatfas.
Polyrinyi chloride retinpowden .
A.U, Pkase refer to Appendix 4.
Poly t t h y t ae moulding powder
113-H
113-I
113-I
Ports
Twdre
nwotha
Pyrotechnic 11111111010111 . . . . ..
A.U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
Twelre
ntontbs
Steteo flonfli
A. U. Pkne refer to Appendix 4
Twehe
(0 Phenolic, Urea, Melaminc, Alkyds ond M d ek
Ports
A. U. Plows refer t" Appendix 4.
Twchr*
retira.
moothi
Priti
(0) SynAetic Ion Bzcfaange Remit.
A. U. Pktte refer to Appendix 4.
Twehe
month*.
(1) A. U. Pleue refer to Appendix 4.
(m) Synthetic rain*, til IOTO, n.0.1^ o t b a t bu those
?OT"r"J by S. N o. 1 i6(i)/Vand S . N o. n 6 ( a ) / V.
(tf) Licences will not be TiHd for im-
portiof synthetic retmg in "emi-
bqrrid_fonn cooauaing Tobtile
soiventt which can be easily se-
parated from resins and also dis-
persions and emulsion of *J°^-
tic resins which are classifiable
under S. Not. 34—37/V. Import
of hardeners catalyst, ac-
celerators, modifying agents and
release agenti wfl] be permitted
provided a corresponding quin-
tky of reainis also imported. A
margin of 5% excess may be
allowed in respect of haidenera.
etc. as provision foi wattage or
loss in transit etc.
Policy is indicated against S. No.
i-B of Part III.
Textile Printi"i; Dyes
Urea-foimaldsbvde mouldiaa; powder* . •
Window gtet* chanrtelt
All article* not othawitt specified in the Schedule :—
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
Portt
(1) Plaitic material* not otherwise ipedfied
months.
Ports
<") 10%
T- el e
month .
Licences issued for this S. No. win
be valid foi import of Fluorspar
both in lump and powder foim.
A. U. Please refer to Appenix 4.
Tweire
(m) Nil
Towfl etc.)
Poru
A. U. Please refer to Appends 4.
(w) NU
iy, NiJ
(ei) ND
(w") Nil
Twelre
months.
(tc) Looking glau
(") Vnkauiisedfibre"aitcis"Jmink8andbag"n.o.t.
(w) Water proofing composition . . ..
(on) F 3 nu made from transparent cellulose or Vis-
cacella, Royasine, transparent celhilose wrap-
ping and other transparent paper.
Ports
(*"") Nil
( m i) Snap fasteaeii s
SECTION U-contd.
SECTION n-contd.
Part and
S. No. of Description
Remarks
Valdity
licensing
Authority
I.T.C.
Schedule
Licences
PoHJcyfbr
Established
Importers
PART V-amdL
S. N o. i ai (xlH) —corxd.
(a) A. U. Pkase refer to Appendix 4,
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
months.
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Ports
(*ft'e) Silicon
Twelve
man the.
(ate) Petroleum Coke - -
(aejei) Ktpok
(xMC) Negative CoUodion and lodizcr
(xfonT) Kamandala
Ports
A. U. Please refer to Appendix 4.
Twelve
months.
(0 Others = *
CC.I.
A. U. Pkase referto"Appendix4.
Twelve
months.
PART VI
Machine Tools
Tools
Detailed licensing policy u given in
Eighteen ]
months.
Appendix 11.
SECTION III
Appendices
432 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAEY [PART I—SEC. 1] '
APPENDIX 2
Deleted.
APPENDIX 3
SMALL VALUE LICENCES—ENHANCEMENT OP
PART
I22(XXJX)
APPENDIX 4
Import Policy for items licensable to Actual Users
Licensing Policy.
Description.
Part &
S.No. of
tnelTC
Schedule.
PART—I
Calcium Molybdate, Molyte
and other Molybdenum pro-
ducts.
Ferto-Cohimbhun (also known"
• as Ferro-niobium).^
A. U, application* will be'eonsidered on the
recommendation of the cert ifying authority
Ferro-Selinium, V
Silico-Splegel.
|
Ferro-Stficon Zirconium amT 1
16-A.
Bright M. S. & Free cutting
quality (high sulphur and/
or Ledloy) Bars, Rounds,
Rod*, Squares, etc.
(0 A. U. application* from non-sckaduled
units for items not indigenously avail-
able, will be considered. Bright bars
of all sizes/quality arc available from
indigenous source*. However, in cases
where the non-scheduled actual
Users are unable to obtain their re-
quirements from the indigenous manufac-
turers of bright ban, they may be gianted
licences for import of black bars which
could be converted into bright ban from
the indigenous manufacturers of bright
bars. Import of Bright Free cutting quality
Steel bars may be permitted to meet im-
mediate reauirementw in deserving case*
upto 6 1/4% of the applicants' entitlement
for Bright bars.
17(0.
Iron and steel valves, strainers
and hydrants and parts
thereof.
(p) Applications from scheduled Industrie*
borne on the book* of the D.G.T.D. will be
dealt with by CCI & R, New Delhi on the
recommendation of the D.G.T.D.
(0 A, U. applications for Cast Iron Foot
valves above 12" dia. only will be considered
on the recommendation of the certifying
authority.
Boiler tubes in full lengths or
cutto shape and size.
(0 A. U. applications from industries other
than Sugar will be considered for the import
of Seamless Boiler Tube* and ERW (Elec-
tric Resistance welded) tubes for sizes
above 6 5/8" O.D., on the recommendation
of the certifying authority.
(it) A. U. applications from Sugar Industry
KM import of Steel Boiler Tubes tors tates
above 6 5/8' O.D. will be considered by
JCCI&E (CLA), New Delhi In consulta-
tion with the Ministry of Food and Agri-
culture (Directorate of Sugar and Vaoas
patO New Delhi
7 G of I—16
434 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
TTlfnTB
PART /—contd.
J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay on the recommenda-
tion of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
43-A.
Lead ingot, pig ind scrap.
A. U. applications from scheduled industries
only will be considered by C.C.I. on the
recommendations of the Directorate Gen-
eral of Technical Development. The limit-
ing factor on licences will be value only.
For the units in the non-scheduled sector/
SSI Units, arrangement will be made to
meet their requirements from canalised
imports.
44 (a).
Zinc or spelter unwroueht, in
the form of ingots, cake, tile-
and slabs.
A. U. applications from scheduled indus-
tries borne on the books of Direc-
torate General of Technical Development
and from units on the books of the Iron
and Steel Controller, Calcutta will be
considered by C.C.l. on the recommenda-
tions of the Directorate General of Techni-
cal Development and the Iron & Steel Con-
troller. The requirements of non-sche-
duled units will be met from canalised
imports.
44 (e).
Photogravure Zinc sheets and
Lithographic Zinc sheets
including highly polished
Zinc sheets specially pre-
pared for making process
blocks.
Applications from Printing industry will be
considered for the import of Lithographic
Zinc Sheets Including highly polished Zinc
sheets specially prepared for making pro-
cess Blocks, on the oasis of past consump-
tion. Applications from New units will
elso be considered on the basis of their
certified requirements. Import of photo-
graphic Zinc Sheets will not be allowed.
Tin block and tin scrap.
(0 Actual Users borne on the books of
the Directorate General of Technical
Development other than utensil manufac-
turers, or the Iron and Steel Controller,
Calcutta should make Actual user applica-
tions to the Directorate General of Techni-
t"l Development.
(M) A, U. applications from scheduled
industries other than utensil manufac-
turers only will be considered by C.C.I. on
the recommendations of the Directorate
General of Technical Development.
(&) The requirements of SSI Units and
other small consumers including utensil
manufacturers may be met from canalised
Imports.
(to) The requirements of utensil Manufac-
turing Units borne on the list of Direc-
torate General of Technical Development
may also be met from canalised Imports on
the basis ot their requirements as certified
by the State Directors of Industries. For
this purpose utensil Manufacturers brone
on the list of the D.G.T.D. are treated •"
par with S SL Unit*.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 437
PART—II.
PART II-contd.
Taper roller bearings.
I9C3XD.
A. U. applications will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying authority.
N.B.— Broad principles which may be
followed in considering A. U. appli-
cations for Ball & Roller Bearings will
be as under:—
(1) Ball Bearings of sizes specified m
Appendix I4(i)(") of this book will not
be allowed.
(it) Ball Bearings of frizes specified in
Appendices I4(i)(b)f i4(i)(c), I4(*)>
14(3) and 14(4) of this book are pro-
duced indigenously and their import
will be allowed only upto a part of the
certified requirements.
(HI) Ball and Roller Bearings of non-restricted
sizes will be allowed on the recommend*
tion of the certifying authority.
ao(iX").
A. U. applications will be considered for
import of the items other than those speci-
fied in Appendix 15. No A.U.
licences will be granted for items mentioned
. in Appendix 15.
Tools and cutters tipped with
cither Tungsten Carbide or
Stcllite solid or Ceramic or |
other oxide tips (including
inserted types) and spare
dps thereof.
ao(i)(b).
Milling cutters, Gear cutters,
End Mills, Slitting Sawi,
taps, dies and other thread
forming tools.
Metal working aaws (including"
2O
A. U. applications will be considered for
import of the items other than those speci-
fied in Appendix 15. No A. U. licences
will be granted for items mentioned in
Appendix 15.
power operated hacksaw
blades) wire drawing dies
and other metal working
took (machine worked) not
specified elsewhere.'
Circular saws, inclusive of
2O(3X"Xi)
inserted blade types.
Wood working band saws.
20(2Xb),
Machine worked cutters incl-
uding all machine worked
wood working tools not
elsewhere specified.
Files and Rasps.
Glas* cutting for writing dia-
mond tools.
Adjustable hand reamers, or
20(4)W.
expanding reamers.
TwiBt drills and reamers less
2o(4Xb).
than 3/64* dia.
Carbide tipped drills and
2OC4XC).
reamers.
Precision and measuring tools
21(1).
etc.
(t) A. U. aplications from Textile Mill*
for special types of gauges used in Textile
Mills wfll be considered by JCCI&E.,
Bombay in consultation with the Textile
Commissfonr, Bombay. Licences granted
for gauges will also be valid for import of
cardgaugea.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 441
PART II—contd.
(*QA. U. application* from Engineering &
Textile Industries for import of precision
and measuring tools other than those of
banned types, will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying authority.
(ifi) No. A. U. licences will be granted for
the import of the following precision and
measuring tools:—
1. Tool makers' surface plate squares, steel
square (other than adjustable) and dia
makers steel squares.
2. Surface Gauges including universal sur-
face guages.
3. Steel plain plug ganges.
4. Gap gauges,
5. Straight Edges.
6. Sine Bars.
7. Parallel Blocks including hardened and
ground parallels.
8. Surface plate 2X 3 ft. or smaller.
9, Angle Plates.
10. Cast Iron cubes.
11. Metallic and non-metallic measuring tapes
in all sizes excluding (i) steel tapes, and (if)
tailors and dress makers tapes in 60' length
marked in footjyard system and/or metric
system and in 2 metric length inTmctric
system only or marked in foot yard system
as well as metric system.
12. Draftsman's Protractors.
13 Magnetic bases complete without Dial
Indicator.
14, Outside Micrometers:—
0*—i'; 1'—2*, 2'—3'
3"—4',- and corresponding metric sizes vis.
0—35 m/m; 25 m/m—50 m/m; 50 m/m—
75 m/m and 75 m/m—100 m/m.
23(d). Emery grain, emery powder,
Abrasive and Carbonradum
Grain and powder.
(0 A. U. applications from manufacturers
of synthetic Gems and Graphite Crucibles
for tho import of carborandum powder
will be considered on the recommendations
of the certifying authority.
(iQ A. U. applications from manufacturers of
Stainless wares for the import of permissi-
ble gradea of emery grain above No. 300
mesh will be considered on the recommen-
dation of the certifying authority No. A.U.
442 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
PART //—contd.
should be given. The applications should
be made By 30-6-1964.
Part* of Generators
32(h).
Centrifugal pumps and or
34(b)
pumping sets,
with horizontal spindal—
Having delivery outlet 6'dia.
A. U. applications will be considered by the
licensing authorities at ports. Full justi-
fication for the import should be given.
"] (i) A. U. applications for import of Pumps
I of the following description will be con-
| sidered on the recommendation of the
)• certifying authority:—
and less.
(iii)
Having delivery out-let
above 6' dia. and uptoand
including 12* dia.
1 (a) Multi-stage Horizontal spindle
1 pumps capable of working at heads over
J 700 ft.
(b) Pumps having stainless steel im-
peller.
(c) Pumps inside of which is coated
with porcelain or lined with rubber
or lead for specialised uses.
(d) Pumps whose housing is made of
steel.
(e) Pumps other than (a) those used for
handling water brine; or (b) those used
in Sugar Factories.
(f) Pumps used for handling milk.
(il) A.U. applications for the import of
Pumps other than those given under re-
mark (i) above will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying autho
rity in consultation with the D.G.T.D.
34(<0-
Spare parts of power driven
pumps excluding trailer
pumps.
A.U. applications will be considered on the
recommendations of the certifying autho
rity.
3"(i-4)-
(i) A.U. applications will be considered by
JCCI, Calcutta in consultation with the
technical authorities concerned. The ap-
plicants should give full particulars and
justification for the machinery nought to
be imported..
Articles of machinery, n. 0. e.
when required for jute in-
dustry, hemp industry, tea
industry, iron and steel pro-
duction works, electric sup-
ply undertakings and mines
and quarries, etc.
(ii) A- U. applications for import of safety
equipments required for collieries will be
considered by the J.C.C.I. & E.,
Calcutta in consultation with the Direc-
torate General of Technical Development.
Component parts as defined in
36(5).
A. U. applications will be considered by
J.C.C.I., Calcutta on the recommendation
of the certifying authority.
import Tariff items No. 72(3)
of machinery specified in
clauses (i), (25, (3) and (4)
above excluding those
covered by S. No. 68 of
PartV.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 445
PART II—contd.
Other jute mill Btorcs covered
by S. No. 37 (1),
A. U. applications will be considered by
J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta'on the recommen-
dation of the certifying authority.
37(2).
A. U. applications will be considered by
J.C. C. I. & E., Calcutta on the recom-
mendation of the certifying authorities.
Component parts as defined
in Import Traffic item No.
72(3) ete.
Studio electric and projector
A. U. applications from studios or the re-
38-A.Cc)
bulba.
prescmati to film associations for import of
this sub-item will be considered on the
recommendations of Regional Advisory
Committees for films at Bombay, Calcutta
and Madras.
38-A (Q.
Other lamps.
A . U. applications from the Coal Industry
for import of sodium and Mercury Vapour
lamps will be considered in consultation
with the Coal Controller, Calcutta, by
J.C.CJ.& E., Calcutta.
Industrial and street light
39(0.
fittings etc.
(i) A. U. applications for import of Porcelain
bases for switches will be considered for
reasonable values on the basis of past
imports/consumption.
Cii) A. U. applications from Collieries for
import of ''flame proof fittings" will be
considered by the J.CC.I. & E., Calcutta
in consultation with the Coal Controller,
Calcutta.
41-A.
Synthetic graphite and amor-
phous carbons electrodes etc.
(1) A. U. licences will be granted at the ports
in consultation witn the Iron and
Steel Controller, Calcutta or the Direc-
torate General of Technical Development.
(ft1) A. U. applications for import of graphite
electrodes falling under this S, No. and
fire-bricfa falling under S. No. 237/IV
from composite steel units with electric
furnaces engaged both in steel castings and
Ingot making and which are borne on the
books of the Directorate General of Techni-
cal Development will be considered by
C.C.I., jointly in respect of these opera-
tions on the recommendations of the
Directorate General of Technical Develop-
ment.
(m) A. U. applications* for' import of Tamp-
ing Paste wfll^be^nsidered in consultation
with the Directorate General of Technical
Development.
446 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAIIT I—SEC. 1]
42,03).
PAR r III
PART ///—contd.
(ill) A. U. application* for woollen
card clothlng'and waste cotton card clothing
will be considered by J.C.CL, Bombay
in consultation with the Textile
Commissioner, Bombay.
Dobbies
A. U. applications for import of cam dobbies
will be considered by J.C.CI. Bombay
in consultation with the Textile Commi*-
sioner, Bombay.
Fancy Doubling machines. .
A. U. applications will be considered by
J.C.C.I., Bombay on the recommendation
of the Textile Commissioner.
Ring Travellers. .
5(i)(v).
A. U, applications from Textile Industry
will be considered by JC.CI., Bombay
in consultation with the Textile Com-
missioner,
Textile machinery,—Other*
(i) A.U. applications will be considered by
J.C.CL, Bombay on the recommenda-
tion of the Textile Commissioner,
(ii) Applications for import of Pick counters
from Actual Uien will be considered by
J.C.C.I., Bombay provided firm orders for
equal number of Pick counters are placed
with the indigenous manufacturers who
ate on the approved list of the Textile
CommU"ioner, Bombay.
Component parti of textile
3(2).
machinery.
(i) A.U. applications will be considered by
T.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the
Textile Commissioner, Bombay,
(ii) A.U. licences granted against this S. No.
will be valid for import of all component
parts of the textile machinery at appearing
in the manufacturers catalogues other than
items which are specifically banned under
the I.T.C. Schedule. But licences will
not be valid for import of spares, specified
elsewhere, i. i. Ball bearings etc. and items
in List (III) to Appendix 26 unless spe-
cifically recommended by the Textile
Commissioner, Bombay.
Machine Cloth ,
5-A.
A. U. applications from Textile industry
will be considered by the T.C.C.I., Bombay
in consultation with the Textile Commis-
sioner, Bombay.
6(a).
Knitting machines including
hosiery machines to be wor-
ked by manual labour or
which require for their
operation less than one
quarter of brake horse pow-
er,
6(b).
A.U. applications will be considered by
J.C.C.I., Bombay only for replacement
purpose in consultation with the Textile
Commissioner, Bombay, subject to Ap-
pendix 17. Applications from hosiery
- goods manufacturers [not registered under
the Industries (Development and Regu-
lation) Act] should be submitted along
with the certificate of the Director of
Industries of the State concerned.
Knitting machines (Including
hosiery machines and em-
broidery machines ) but ex-
cluding knitting machine re-
quiring lets than one quar-
honapowecfor their opera-
tion.
[PART I—Stfc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 449
PART IV
PART IV—contd.
Natural Essential Oil, all sorts,
n.0.3. excluding pine oil.
The following Natural Essen-
tial Oils, namely:—
Citronella, Cinnamon and
1 (i) A. U. applications from manufacturer!
of Perfumery compound!, synthetic essen~
tlal oils, Pharmaceutical products, scents,
Fruit Canning industries, Confectionary
and Biicuits, Agarbattit, Scented and
Chewing Tobacco, Cosmetic* and Toilet
Soap for the import of permissible oili,
• will be considered on the batit of past
Cinnamon leaf.
The following Natural Essen-
129.
consumption,
(ii) A. U. licence! will not be valid for
import of the following oil* :—
tial Oils, namely:—
Almond, bergamot, gaju-
patti, camphor, clove,
eucalyptus, lavender,
Lemon, etterose and
peppermint.
(a) Lemon gras" oil.
(b) Palma rosa oil.
c) Sandalwood oil.
d) Eucalyptui oil.
e) Turpentine oil,
f) Volatile oil of muttard.
(g) Cedar wood oil.
00 Vctiver olL
(i) Methyl solicylate,
(j) Cumin oil.
Ik) Pepper oil.
(1) Celery "eed oil.
(m) Cardarnum oil.
(ill) A. U. licences granted for Natural E s-
sential Oils will also not be valid for the
import of Orange oil unles* specifically
endorsed for the said oil.
Essential oih, synthetic.
A. U. applications in respect of specialised
compounds will be considered in consulta-
tation with the Directorate General of
Technical Development.
Resinoids . . ..
(i) A.U. applications from Agarbatti manu-
facturers will be considered on restricted
basis on the recommendation of the certi-
fying authority.
(ii) A. U. applications from Small Scale
actual users who blend perfumery com-
pounds will also be considered for import
of this item on the recommendation of the
certifying authority.
(iii) No A. U. licences for the import of this
item will be granted for uee in the manu-
facture of Cosmetics, Hair tonics. Chewing
tobacco, Pan masak, Betel spices, Per-
fumery, and Hooka tobacco.
(iv) Licences granted for this item will not
be valid lor the import of Oleo-resin
pepper, Oleo-resin capsicum and Oleo-
resin ginger.
Glue, n.o.s. excluding belt
dressing.
A.U. applications for import of apodal
types of glues not made indigenously will
be considered in consultation witn the
Directorate General of Technical Deve-
lopment. Specifications of the glue d t-
sired to be imported and the end use
should be clearly mentioned.
452 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
Chrome splits . ..
i43(a)
A. U. applications will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying autho-
rity.
Pickled hides . .
i43(c)
A. U. applications will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying autho-
rity.
Hides and skins, raw or salted
A.U. applications will be considered on the
recommendation of the ecrtifying au-
thority.
. (t) Import of the following grades of
'Rubber raV will be licensed to Actual
Users in consultation with the technical
authorities concerned subject to such con-
ditions as the licensing authority may
deem fit to impose :—
Firewood .
Applications from actual users for import
of Gewa wood for manufacture of light
cases and Sundri wood for tool handles
will be considered by the licensing tuthori-
tries, at port*.
Cork manufactures n.o.s.
(0 A. U. applications for import of paper
transfers required for sewing machines,
bicycles etc.j Art and Chrome boards and
manifold paper will be considered only in
consultation with D.G.T.D.
(it) Applications from quality printers for
import of art paper will be considered by
C.C.I., New Delhi. The applicants are
required to furnish along with their applica-
tions, the additional information in the
proforma prescribed in Appendix 75.
Note—Quality printers are those:— *
(a)^who have been in the approved list of
Director of Advertising and Visual
Publicity/Director of Publication/Chief
Controller of Printing and Stationery
as quality printers; or
(/0 .who have been awarded merit certificates
, either by the Central or by the State
Government; or
LPAHTI—Stc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 453
160.
169-170.
PART IV^oontd.
in consultation with the Textile
Commissioner, | Bombay. Applicants
should furnish along with their applica-
tion! the documentary evidence in support
of their consumption of Raw flax during
the years 1954-55 to 1957-58.
174 (*)•
Applications from Jute Milk will be
considered by J.C.C.I., Calcutta in
consultation with the Jute Commissioner,
Calcutta. Licences will be valid for
three months at a time.
Manufactures of wool, E.O.B.
306.
including felt etc.
A. U. applications from Actual Users
will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E ,
Bombay in consultation with Textile
Commissioner, Bombay for certain varie-
ties of woollen felts not indigenously
available and which are required for
industrial use.
326 (6).
Linen thread
Fire Bucks
A. U. applications from Machine Cloth
manufacturers for import of certain
specific quality of linen thread which
is not manufactured indigenously will
be considered in consultation with the
Textile Commissioner, Bombay.
(0 A. U. applications for import of
refractories other than fire clay bricks
will be considered on the recommenda-
tion of the Directorate General of Tech-
nical Development. The permissible
type* of refractories which might be
allowed are Silica, Basic i.e., Chromite,
Dolomite, Carbon refractories and the like.
(i") A. U. applications for import of Insu-
lation Bricks under the Trade names
mentioned below will be considered in
consultation with the Directorate General
of Technical Development :—
1. Vermiculite.
2. Dlatomitc,
3. Molar.
4. PoraL
5. Strechmal.
6. Magnetite.
7. Morgan Salamandor.
i. Ferro-dad.
f 9. GUnderg.
10. Supermag.
11. Spcnells.
12. Saxpavrc ' D '.
13. Chrome.
(n") A. U. applicationf for import of
graphite electrodes falling under S.
No. 41-A/II and fire-bricks falling
under this S. No. from composite steel
units with electric furnaces engaged
both in steel castings and Ingot making
and which are borne on the books of the
Directorate General of Technical Deve-
lopment, will be considered by C.C.I,
jointly In respect of these operations on the
recommendations of the Directorate
General of Technical Development.
[PART I—SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDlttA&¥ 435
Pan IV—contd-
Building and engineering ma-
terials all sorts, not of
iron, etc
A. U. application* for refractory coatiaft
and cement! will be considered in con-
sultation with the Directorate Gcofc-aJ of
Technical Development.
Chin* and porcelain, all
sorts, n.o s
A. U applications from educational, soenti-
flc, industrial end retearch labomonet
for Import of laboratory porcelainware
will be considered in coniultatlon with
the Directorate General of Technical
Development Imports of banned items
like crockery, Sanitary ware etc. wiU
not be allowed.
Sheet and plate glass
(1) A. U. applications from Mirror manu-
facturers for import of plate glass, Float
glass will be considered by the port
Licensing authorities on the recommenda-
tions ot the certifying authority,
(") Import of Slivered Glaus will not be
allowed to actual user*.
247 (c)
Others
A. U. application* will be considered
for neutral glass vials conforming to
B P. 1953 neutrality test m contultation
with the Directorate General of Technical
Development.
Heat resitting glassware
248 (ft)
A. U applications from manufactures
of lighting fittings for import of threat
resisting glass will be considers in
consultation with the Directorate Get era 1
of Technical Development, Detailed
justification for import should be fur-
nished
Glast and glassware, n.o 1
and lacquered-ware—Others
CO A. U. applications for import of Hard
Glass Tubing will be considered on the
recommendation of the certifying au-
thority. Applications should conUin
exact specifications of the tubing re-
quired and the end use thereof
(11") A. U. applications will alto be con-
sidered from manufacturer* of laboratory-
wares for import of interchangeable
glass joints to execute large orders from
important research laboratories and insti-
tutions. Applications will be considered
on the recommendations of the Develop,
ment Commissioner (SSI),
(w) A. U. applications will alto be
considered for import of soft glau
rubing with white enamel back and/or
blue une used m the manufacture Oi
burettes and soft glass capillary tubing
used in the manufacture of chemical
thermometers, Clinical thermometers
and industrial thennomcten.
286 (fl)
Type-writers and parts there-
of excluding type-wntcr rib-
bom—Complete.
Applications from manufacturers with
an approved programme of manufacture
of typewriters for the import of compo-
nents will be considered by C.C.I., New
Delhi, on menu m consultation with the
Directorate General of Technical Develop-
ment.
4<6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY LPART I—SEC. 1]
PART V
10 (a)
29 (a)
I'ART
C") The applicants should furnish the
following information at the ume
of making applications ;—
(3) Quantity of Titanium Dioxide
(Anatase and Rutile) received from
indigenous manufacturers/suppliers
during 196a and 1963.
i Lithoponc
A. U. applications will be considered
in consultation with the Directorate
General of Technical Development.
Other Nitrogenous Fertilizeru
4<*")
Applications from Sugar factories for
the import of Triple Superphosphate
will be considered by the J.C.C.I.,
(CLA), New Delhi. Applications may
be routed through the Ministry of Food
and Agriculture (Sugar and Vanaspati
Directorate), New Delhi.
Rubber Battery containers
4i(w)
Rubber Battery separators
4"(")
4T(H)
Rubber Thread
A. U. applications for import of cotton/
rayon/nylon covered rubber thread of
over 60 gauges as well as for bare
rubber thread of over 60 gauge* will be
considered by the licensing authorities
at ports in consultation with the Textile
Commissioner, Bombay.
(1) A. U. applications from organised
Wood and Timber, all sons,
n.o.s. etc.
42 (0) (it)
45-A
APPENDIX 4—contd.
PART
PART V—contd.
76 (b)
101-A
101-C
101-D
113-A
113-J
End product/
Screen Printers of
Textiles (Screen
(i) Acetate for
Door Parts for
II6>(I)
116 (it)
116 (n'O
PART
132 (XX)
1 22 (JOOTJ)
122 (*Wi)
122 (XX&)
122 (xxxt)
Asbestos mantle yarn
122 (.xlii)
A. U. applications will be considered in
consultation with the Directorate General
of Technical Development.
122 (xtiii)
A. U. applications will be f considered in
consultation with the Directorate General
of Technical Development.
122 {xlw)
Silicon
A. U. applications will be considered in
consultation with the Directorate
General of Technical Development.
Stamping foils (film-based)
122 (*&c)
A. U. applications will bo considered on tho
recommendation of the certifying authority
for the following end uses :—
(i) Fountain Pens,
(fi) Bangles.
("'O Plastic and Fancy leather goods.
123(0
Applications from actual users foi
essential items will bo considered by
CC.I,, New Delhi in consultation with
the Technical Advisers concerned.
II. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials /components to manu-
facturers of Radio Receivers, Transistor Radio Receivers,
Amplifiers and Car Radios.
APPENDIX 5
Registration Scheme—Principles governing allotment of I.V.C.
Numbers.
APPENDIX 6
(Section I—Paragraph 2)
APPLICATION FORMS
\PPLICATION FORM FOR ESTABLISHED) IMPORTERS
APPENDIX 6—contd.
NOTES
(TO BE ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION FORM)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
7 G of I—19
482 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]'
AHEA 'K'
AREA 'L'
for the import of
APPLICATION FORM FOR NEW COMERS
Deleted
HEAVY ELECTRICAL PLANT
Telegraphic Addrtss
Signature
Designation
Residentiul Address
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
,, Dated
With Treasury Receipt No
APPENDIX 6—contd.
(F)
REVISION OF QUOTAS
STATEMENT OF PREVIOUS IMPORTS
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
Directorate General of Technical Development (Tools Development
Directorate), Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi.
GENERAL INFORMATION
APPENDIX 6—contd
BANK CERTIFICATE
APPENDIX 7
Affidavits/certificates—Forms of
APPENDIX 8
Deleted
50S THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
APPENDIX 9
(Section I—Paragraph 8)
APPENDIX 9—contd.
List 0/ items for which the Basic Period for Establishment of Quota
has been extended to include the year 1953-54
List of Items for which the Basic Period for Establishment of Quota
has been extended to include the year 1954-55
S. N o, and
Description
Part of the I.T.C.
Schedule
(7) Dowell Screws.
(8) Laying-in-Screw".
(9) Phillips Recessed Wood Screws.
Iron and Steel screws of the following description:—
( i) Coach Screwsj Square and Hexagonal Head.
(2) Sheet Metal Screws
(3) Self-Tapping Screws.
7A/I1
Asbestos manufactures! n.o.s.
Packing engines and boilers nil sorts, n.o.s.
7C/II
Steam Pneumatic and Hydraulic packings for all machinery
8/II
Ready made boiler packing
Iron or steel coated or uncoated electrodes . . ..
I7(")/H
Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construc-
tion) containing not more than 97% of aluminium m the form
of plates, sheets, etc. etc. . . . ..
Machine worked cutters including all machine worked wood
20(2)(*)/II
working tools not elsewhere apeciBed.
Files and Rasps • . . ..
2o(3)(fl)(0/n
Emery wheel dressers
28(4)/II
V. Belts
28(I7)/H
Steel Belt lacing (other than Alligator type) . . ..
io(e)/ll
Diesel engines of Road Vehicular type
Spare parts of power driven pumps excluding Trailer pumps
37(i)(ft)/H
Pickers
Electric Insulations including presspahn papei (ekctrical grade),
38/11
but excluding ebonite r°ds, tubes and sheets..
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 51I
2R0/IV
28T/IV
290(0)/IV
29O(")/U'
G r a m o p h o ne m o t o rs a nd p a r ts . . . . .. 3C-9(CJII) IV
S o u nd b o x es a nd p a r ts . . . . . . .. 3 O 9 ( C A 2 ) / IV
A u t o m a t ic b r a k es a nd p a r t i, . . . . . .. ?CQ(c")f.-) ]\
G r a m o p h o ne p a r t s ;—
R e c o rd c h a n g e r s, R e c o rd p l a y e r i, P i ck up t o ne a r m1: a nd c o m-
p o n e nt p a r ts t h e r e of 3O9(rf)'lV
D u p l i c a t o r s, p o w er d r i v en . . . . . .. 65(6X")C"n/V
7O(i)/V
101/V
112/V
PART I
PART 11
24(a)(n)
Dwcription
S. No. & Part
of the I.T C.
Schedule
PART //—concld.
(0 Graphite Cnidblei for pit fmmaces
(2) Graphite Crucible* including coven, muffles, rings
and stand* for biting furnaces
(3) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for pit fired fuma -es
(4) Silicon Carbide Crucible* for tilting furnaces
Bndlen flat belts, etc.
28(11)
Double Bolt Belt Fasteners
18(13)
3o(f)(/iO
Generating sets
3*Cf)
Penumatlc plants
Co-noresjors. Air or G as portable or stationary b ut n ot being
imported ai an integral part of a ny Spray painting or r e-
frigerating or Air-conditioning e q u i p m e nt or as c o m p o n e nt
parts of a ny c n g i nt . . . . . ..
36(6)
Studio electric and projector bulbs . . . ..
38-ACc)
Synthetic Graphite and Amorphous Carbon Electrodes, as
used in Electric Furnaces for production of Iron, Steel,
ferro-alloy and non-ferous metals, Synthetic Graphite and
Amorphous Carbon Blerctrodes for use in electrolytic pro-
CMJCB, electrode paste and Carbon Furnaces (liner) blocks
for use in Electric Furnaces
4I-A
Flexible metallic tube* designed as a part of Electric trans-
mission system
Safety lamps and spare pans
PART III
ito(ie)
5(i)(c)(n)
PART IV
Flth, maws, etc
Dates
ai("
26(J)
Cardamom, Cassia, Cinnamon
5i6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
PART IV—comld.
28
29(0)
87. 109
116
335(a)
325("
334
PART V
22,31
22,31
29(o)
6s(6Xb)
74(f)
518 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1 ]
S. N o. & Part
Description of t he I . T . C.
Schedule
PART V—contd.
Dairy and poultry fanning Appliances, etc.
Public address equipments—Amplifiers, L o ud Speakers, etc.
Heating elements
78(tO
Rectifiers and battery chargers
78("0
Others—Electrical instruments, apparatus, appliance*, etc. .
78(MIY)
Electro-medical apparatus including ultra-voilet and infra-red
lamps for medical treatment . . . . ..
Gas masks and refills . . . . . ..
920)
Micro eardrum hearing aids
Surgical instruments, apparatus and appliance* not m"de
mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass .
93-94(0
Squash balls
95(6)
Cellulose acetate butyrate and Cellulose "cetate propionate
IOI-A
Ga" black, thermatomic black, acetylene black and carbon
black, also including lamp black . . .
Stereo flonjrs
Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o.s. other tkan those covered by
Fluorapar in l u mp or powder form . . . ..
I22(ii)
122 (iJt)
Cryolite
Filter candles
1 22(xxiv)
Vanadium catalyst
I22(xwi0
Fluxiie soldering p we and fluxes for gas or arcweldmn
122(XX
Silitaware equipment for sulphuric, hydrochloric ard nitric acid
p l a n t s; ceramic equipments lor chlorine p l a n t s.
I22(xliii)
J22(xlv)
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 519
PARTI
17(11) Uf)
PART II
PART III
i(e) (iJi)
PART IV
LIST F
S. No. and Part
of I.T.C.
Schedules
a93, 395 and 297
3O8(")
PARTV
22,31
Citric Acid
••Yarn cloth tasting machines, including lap testing machines
92 (d)
Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods and tubes
••Sfllfcon
IM (xlh)
Nottt i
(0 In respect of the specific iron and steel items which were
transferred to the Licensing Jurisdiction of ITC Organl-
aatio nvidi Public Notice No. 63-ITC (PN)/57, dated the
30th November, 19S7 (which have been asterisked) the
basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1956-57.
(11) In respect of items (marked**! which were removed
from Open General Licences, the basic period will run
from 1953-53^0 1956-57-
PARTI
•Malleable Iron pipe fitting, n.o.s. . .. 17 (fo) (a)
Machine Screws, Set Screws and Machine studs - • 22 (a)
Iran and Steel bolts, nuts, etc.—Others - - - - 22 (,b)
PART II
Non-ferrous aeml-manulactures and (lloys • • • 17(6)
Tools and cutters tipped with either tungsten carbide or stellite
solid or Ceramic or other orlde tips (including inserted types)
and spare tips thereof,
20 (i) (a)
[PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 521
20(1) (*)
20(1) (C)
2O(3)(fl)0'tt)
20(4)("
21(1)
32(0)
PART III
PART IV
Description
87, 109
87,109
ioj-106
127—129
132 (")
386(3)
286(6)
FARTV
12(0)
i7(")
22—31
65(1—4)("/;,i
Spar* parts of—
78("i)
LIST G
Utt of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota
has been extended to include the year 1958-59
S. No. & Part
of the I.T.C.
Schedule
Steel balls of sizes above 9/16* diameter . . ..
Solubilised vat dyes other than the banned types
i-B/III
••Card clothing and card accessories . . ..
5(i)(k)/III
Tetracyclira
87,109/IV
Sera, Vaccine, Toxins, Anti-toxin excluding Cholera Vaccine,
T.A.B. Vaccine, Antirablc Vaccine, Anti-Venom Serum and
Anti-Influenza Vacdnc
87,109/IV
Cyanoco balamine (Vitamin B-12) excluding preparation tl cie-
87, 109/IV
Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid and its salts) excluding preparations
thereof
87,109/IV
Glycoro Phosphates, excluding preparations thereof
87.109/IV
Medicinal Contraceptive! namely Form tablets
87,109/IV
Pre-focussed types of bulbs
250 00/IV
Domestic refrigerators:—Parts thereof . . ..
284W/IV
Musicalinstruments and parts thereof, all sorts, not otfcertust.
specified
3IO/IV
Blanc fixe
Ultramarine Blue
Wheeled and Crawler tractors above 50 D.B.H.P.
Sbovcls.excavatorSj motorieed gradert, etc.
Printing and Llthograhpic materials, namely presses, etc.
Hearing aids and parts
92(k)/V
114/V
Pyrotechnic aluminium
I22&Ddl)/V
Feathen
Machine Tools
Part VI
Not*:—In respect of items (marked* •) which were removed from Open General
Licences the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1958-59.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 525
Description
List' of items for which the basic period for establishment for quota
has been extended to include the year 1960-61
Description
Ball bearings above 2* in bore (internal) diameter up to and
including 3* as specified in Appendix 14(3)
Bill bearings above 2* in bore (internal) diameter up to and
including 3* other than those specified in Appendix 14(3) .
Ball bearings above 3" in bore (internal) diameter other than
those specified in Appendix 14(4) . . ..
Roller bearings
Component parts of Roller Bearings including accessories,
I9(2)(l'0/II
I9(3)(")/II
169/IV
170/IV
65(5>("O(fl)/V
92(6)/V
Liat of items for which the basic period for establishment for quota
lias been extended to include the year 1962-63.
APPENDIX 10
Deleted.
"8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTBAORDINABY [PAHT I—SEC. 1]
APPENDIX 11
(SECTION II—PART VI)
SCHEDULE 'A' TO MACHINE TOOLS APPENDIX
List of Machine Tools
3. Grinding Machines.
7. Boring Machines.
9. Broaching Machines.
10. Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines.
11 Shaping Machines.
13. Slotting Machines,
14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.
15. Tapping and Threading Machines.
16. Welding and Gas Cutting Machines.
17. Wood Working Machines.
18. Miscellaneous Machines.
19. Machine Tool Accessories.
ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX
Code No. tip
APPENDIX 12
Deleted.
[PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 541.
.. Open General Licences
APPENDIX 14(1) (a)
(Section II—S. No. 19/11)
List of Ball Bearings of 1" Bore (internal) diameter and below.
DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS
Light Series—Metric Sixes
APPENDIX 14(1) (b)
(Section II—S. No. 19/11)
List of Ball Bearings of 1" Bore (internal) diameter and below.
Width
Light Series—Metric Sizes
no 6200 10 mm 30 mm 9 mm
112 6201 12 mm 32 mm 10 mm
6202 15 mm 35 mm 11 mm
Ii5
Medium Series—Metric Sizes
Light Series—Inch Sizes
LS5 RLS4 1/2* 1-5/16' 3/8*
LS7 RLS 5 5/8- 1-9/16* 7/16*
LS8 RLS 6 3/4' I-7/&' 9/16*
Narrow Series—Inch Sizes
APPENDIX 14(1) (c)
(Section II—S. No. 19/H)
LIST OF
List of Ball Bearings of \" Bore {internal) diameter and below.
Medium Series—Metric Sizes
25 mm
17 mm
Light Series—Inch Sises
L S9 • RLS 7 7/8' 9/16*
LS 10 . RLS 8 1* 5/8'
2*
"T/4*
Medium Series—Inch Sines
11/16'
2*
2-1/4'
2'1/2'
MS 8 . RMS 6
MS 9 - RMS 7 11/16'
MS 10 . RMS 8 3/4'
Light Series—Inch Size*
7/8'
7/32*
Extra Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Sizes
BW 3/8 B5 5/8' 9/32'
BW3/4 B6 3/4' 9/32*
BW7/8 B7 7/8* 3/8'
B Wi . B8 1' 3/8'
1-3/32'
I-5/16'
1•1/2'
1-5/8*
Extra Light Series—Single Thrust bearings—Metric Si-'es
17 mm
20 mm
25 mm
Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Sizes
1-17/32'
!•21/32'
t- 25/32'
3/4'
7/8'
1"
W. 1
Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Metric Sizes
15 mm
17 mm
20 mm
25 mm
32 mm
35 mm
40 mm
47 mm
51202
51203
51204
51205
13 mm
12 mm
14 mm
15 mm
Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Metric Sixes
52 mm
18 mm
Diameter
Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearing—Inch Sizes
T6 3/4' 1-9/16'
T. 7 7/8* 1-13/16'
Light Series—Combined Radial and one Directional Thrust Bearing—M.
120 ACD
7304 20 mm 47 mm
Light Series—Double Row Self-Aligning Ball Bearings—Metric Sixes
T2OO TO mm art mm
Medium Series—Self-Aligning Double raw Ball Journal Bearings—Metric
1305 25 mm 62 mm
Sixts
17 mm
Special Bearings—Metric Sizes
Light Series—Double Row Self-Aligning Adaptor Bearings—Inch Sixes
1506E I* 62 mm
16 mm-
Light Series—Double Row Self-Aligning Ball Bearings—Inch Sixes
ULS 6 . RL6 3/4* 1-7/8' 9/i6'
ULS} , RL7 7/8' 2* 9/16'
ULS 10 RL8 1' 2-1/4* 5/8*
IPABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 547
APPENDIX 14(2)
H)44p ntoptie Single Rom Radial Ball Bearings
Light Series—Metric Sixes
140-W (nxtenucci inner)
Medium Sena—Metric Sixes
33o 6306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm
335 6307 35 mm 80 mm 21 mm
340 6308 40 mm 90 mm 23 mm
345 6309 45 mm 100 mm 25 nun
350 6310 50 mm no mm 27 mm
Light Series—Inch Sixes
Medium Serin—Inch Sisti
13/16',
7/8
7 / 8'
15/16*
15/16'
1—1/16'
1—1/16*
1—1/16*
Light Series Double Rov> Self—Aligning Ball Bearings—Matric Sixts
S. No. 19/11
Medium Seiits—Douth Row Sd]-Aligning Ball Bearing—Mitru Sizt
Light Wide Series—Doublt Roto Self-Ahgmng Ball Bearings—Metuc Sizts
U 140 W aso8 40 mm 80 mm 33 mm
U 145 W 22Q9 45 mm 85 mm 23 mm
Extra Light Stries—Singh Thrust Bearing!—Metric Sixet
51IC6 30 mm 47 mm 11 mm
51107 35 mm 52 mm 12 mm
51108 40 mm 60 mm 13 mm
51109 45 mm 65 mm 14 mm
51110 50 mm 70 mm 14 mm
Extra Light Serin—Singh Thrust Bearings—Inch Size
Light Strut—Singh Thruu Bearing—Metiic Six*
30 mm 53 mm 16 nun
35 mm 62 mm 18 mm
40 mm 68 mm 19 mm
45 mm 73 mm 20 mm
50 mm 78 mm 22 mm
51206
51207
51208
51209
51210
Light Serits—Singh Thruu Beaiingi—Inch Six*
Medium Strut—Sin%la Thrust Btarin&s—Inch Sixa
1—1/8*
1—1/4*
Heaiy Seiiei—Single Thrust Beating—Metric Sixes
Heavy Series—Single Thrust Bearings,—Inch 6i>c
Light Series—Double Thrust Bearings—Metric Size
Medium Series—Double Thrust Bearings—Metric Size
Light Series—Combined Radial and One Directional Thrust Bearings—Metric Site
Light Series—Double Roto SilJ-Aligmng Adapter Bearingi—huh Size
I OO TTITTI
1—1/4*
1-1/2-
1*
UT 140 E 1508 E 18 mm
UT 145 E 1500 E 19 mm
UT 155 E 1511 E 21 mm
Light Wide Series—Double Row Self-AligJiing Adapter Bearings—Inch Site
1-1/4;
1—1/2'
2*
2508 E
2509 E
2511 H
Light Series—Doublt Roto Self-Aligning Adapter Bearings—Metric Sinet
UT 140 35 mm So mm 18 mm
40 mm 85 mm 19 mm
50 mm 100 mm 21 mm
1508
1509
1511
Light Wid* Series—Double Ron Self-Aligning Adapter Bearings—Metric Sixes
35nun 80 mm 23 mm
40 mm 85 mm 23 mm
50 mm 100 mm 25 mm
2508
2509
2511
Medium Series—Singlt Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings—Metric Sites
340 ACD 73o8 90 mm 23 mm
350 ACD 73io no mm 27 mm
Heavy Serin—Singh Row Angular Contact Ball Bearing)—Metric Site
Light Series—Double Rote Self-Aligning Ball Bearings—Inch Sites
ULS 12 RL 10 2i* 11/16*
ULS 13 RL 12 3*' 3/4'
ULS 13* RL 13 3*' 3/4'
ULS 11 RL 9
2 j' 5/8'
550 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
APPENDIX 14 (3)
S. No. 1 9 /n
Extra Light Series—Single Thrust Beanti^i—Aletiu bixes
51111 . . 55 mm 78 mm iS mm
51112 . . 60 mm 85 mm 17 mm
51114 • . 70 mm 95 mm 18 mm
Light Series—Single Phrust Bearings—Metric Sieet
51211 • . 55 mm 90 mm 2; mm
51212 . 60 mm 95 mm 26 mm
51213 . 6S mm 100 mm 27 mm
£i(f/i< Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Si8es[
. 0 I1*
. O 2.Z
I—I'-,'
Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Metric Sisset
51312 . 60 mm TOO mm 35 mm
5I3I5 , 73 mm 135 mm 44 mm
Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Siees.
Lighti Standard Series—Double Rcu> Selj-Aligning Adapter Bearings—Ittch Stzts
UT 175 E . 1515 E 2? 130 mm 25 mm
UT 185 E . 1517 E 3* 150 mm 28 mm
Light Wide Series—Double Row S-elj-Ahgmng Adapter Beantg~~Jtcf Size
Llight Standard Series—Double Roto Self-Alignwg Adaptci Baatiig—Metric btzes
Light Wide Series—^Double Row Self-Aligning Adapter Bearing—M elnc Size
Light Suits—Double Raw Self-Aligning Ball Bearings—Meuu i""i
APPENDIX 14(3)—conld.
S. No. 19/H
Light Wtit S tries—Djuble Rom Self - Aligning Ball Bearings—Metric Sites
Lifht S tries—Combined Radial and One Directio>nal Thrust Bearing—Metric Site
A P P E N D IX 14(4)
Extra Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Metric Sizes
Light Stries—Single Thrust Bearing—Inch Site
APPENDIX 15
(Section II—S. No. 20/11)
APPENDIX 16
LIST I
LIST II
APPENDIX 18
2. Import of Greases and Petroleum Jellies, etc., falling under Serial
Number 8 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule.
B, Import of Mineral Oils not otherwise specified, falling under Serial
Number 17 0/ Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule
APPENDIX 18—contd.
The licensees will have an option to Import either thaw gradas o<
II. Separate applications should be submitted to the Chief Con-
-Jroller of Imports, New Delhi, as follows:,—
For Greases and Patroleum jellies.
APPENDIX 19
(Section II—S. Nos. 87, 109/TV)
LIST II
LIST in
Chlortetracycline
lub-item l(a)(0 Hbovc.
(a) Applications for import of
thit item from non-traditional
•ourcet of iupply will be ceo-
tidered by the port licencing,
nuthoritiei. The applica-
tion! ahould be made by
30-6-1964.
("•)
Penicillin including Phen-
oxvmethyl penicillin In bulk
but excluding all form* of
bottled penicillin and pre-
paration*.
(*"v) Applications from approved
manufacturer* will be consi-
dered by port licensing autho—
rltiei in coniukation with
Drugs Controller, India, New
Delhi.
(0 Othar antibiotics In bulk .
(*) (i) A. U. applications from
approved packers for the import
of other antibiotics in bulk will
be coniidercd by port licens-
Inf authorities in con miration
with Drugs Controller, India,
New Delhi.
Applicants must state the value
01 licence* received during the
two preyiou* periods, the ex-
tent to which they hare been
utilited and the c.i.f. prices M
which the antibiotics are pro-
posed to be imported.
Other antibiotic* bottled :—
Other antibiotic* , .
Applications from Sole Agente
of manufacturers will be
considered by port licensing
authorities in consultation with
Drugs Controller, India, New
Delhi.
Applicants must state the value
of licences received by them
during the two previous li-
censing periods, the extent tc
which such licences have been
utilised and the c.i.f. pricee-
at which the antibiotics are
proposed to be imported.
The applications should be
made by 30-6-1964.
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 577
Chlorbutol
Licences will be valid for imports
in bulk only.
excluding preparations thereof
37i%
Crude drugs for Ayurvedic
and Unani medicines.
(0 The licence will specify the names
of ' Crude Drugs ' to be imported.
Applications should, therefore,
be accompanied by detailed lists,
one for crude drugs shown in
Annexure I and the other for
crude drugs shown in Annexure II
to Appendix 19. Import of crude
drugs shown in Annexure I can be
made upto the full face value of
licences issued for this item.
The items covered by Annejure II
can be imported upto 25% of the
face value of the licence, subject to
the condition that the value of
any individual item of crude drug
doe* not exceed 10% of the face
value of the licence with the
exception of certain items
which can be Imported only
upto the percentage* "bown in
the Foot-note of Annexure
II.
WO A. V, applications froru
Actual U"ew will be consi-
dered by the pon bee twin a
authorities In consultation with
the D.G.H.S. The appli-
cants should specify the names
of the crude drugs desired to be
imported.
(iti) Request* tor Inclusion of
crude drugs not covered by
AnnexurcB I and II in the
licence will be considered by
the licensing authorities at
the ports on receipt of detailed
particulars of the drugs and
the value upto which such
drugs are proposed to be
imported. Reasons for im-
porting such drugs should be
mentioned. Such requests for
inclusion of crude drugs not
covered by Annexures I and II
in the licence should be made.
as far as possible, at one time
and not later than two months
after the Issue of the licence to
the licensing authorities at the
ports.
. Calcium glogoate •
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 579
10"/,.
150%
Licencus will be vadd only for
foam tablets comtaining p-trils
or propyl-phenoxypolyetf ory
ethanol.
Menthol excluding preparations
Methyl Sahcylate excluding
preparation! thereof. •
Nicounic Acid and Nicotina-
mid'" excluding prepare-
tioni thereof. . . ..
Nikcthimide . . ..
Para Ami no Salicylic Acid,
Sodium Para Ammo Salicylate
jnd Calcium Ammo Sahcy-
late excluding preparation*
thereof.
Prcdnisone and prsdnisolonc,
excluding preparations thereof.
Proguaml hydrocbloride or
lactate. . .
Strep to ray cim and its salts
3<5.
I958-59-
Sulphadtazine, Sulphadimidlne
"nd Sulphamerazine excluding
preparations thereof
Quota licences will be valid
for import of theie items is
bulk 0 nly.
Thymol excluding preparations
Tri-calcium phosphate . •
Cyanocobalamine (Vitamin B
12) excluding preparations
1 hereof. . . . ..
Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid
and its salts) excluding
preparations thereof
ANNEXUBK I
lo. English name of the crude
\yurvcdicand Una ni name of the
drug
crude drug
Alpina Galanga willd .
Galtngil or Kulinjan.
Atropha accuminata Royle or Indian
Bella do Una
Zlrith tunhi, Zarish Ketrui.
Brunella Vulgarig Linn •
Austakhadusj Uitukhudu*.
China Roota . . ..
Chob Chlni.
Suranjan or Suringaran-i-talk.
II Cubeb" Kabab-chini.
13 Ephedra Amlgtris Hookf Khanda, Kharna, Kunawar, Janusar.
G e n t i a na dahurica F i s ch
Gul-I-ghafis
Dharu) Alapharjana haru.
Lajalu, Lajwanti.
Habulas dana.
Myrtus Communis Linn
Zufa, Makhna.
Nepcta olliariB Bemh
Nakhunu.
Onasma bractaatum wall
Gaozaban.
Orchit Maicula Linn
Salab.
Akarkara.
Pellitory Rooti or Pellitory (Anacy-
clus fyrethrum D G ).
Peony Rose . . ..
Ud^Salap.
Taranjbl, Fuwaia, Jawaia.
Persian Manna Plant (Alhagi
Pscudalhagi Bicb.) De"v.
Pistacia lentiscus Linn (Resin)
Rumi Mustaki.
Podophyllum hexandrum Royb
Ban Kakri.
Prunus nmhaleb Linn
Priyangu, Mahaleb.
Rhu" "ucccdan*a Linn or Pjstacia
Integerrima "tew Ex-BranJ is.
Kakda Sing.
Khubkalan.
Siaymbrium irio Lynn .
Todri.
ANNEXURE IT
S.No,
Ayurvcdic and Unani name of the crude
English name of the crude drug
drug
. Nakhita.
. Munsell or Manuhila.
. Gujara, Guzad, Anzarrot.
. Ambar.
. Praval; Monga.
. Hirabol.
Kalml-Dalchirii.
. Dantee be"]a, Jamalgota,
• Kharuba.
**%2
• Ushaka.
. Gamboge.
. Drmgon'i Blood, Krtadukhi.
. Ulare revanda, Kankahtha.
••17
•*i8
••19
. Mulethl.
. Piplij PimpU; Pipa.
. JaiPhaL
. Maya-pbala, Majuphala.
. Mod.
• Baberang, Vaivarang.
. . SakmunJa.
Achatlna Fulica (ihell of land snail).
Arsenic disulphide
Astragalus Sarcacola Dycock.
Amber gria (Ambra grasea) .
Broken Coral Reedi .
Conuniphera Myrrha (Nees) EngL
Clnnamomum zeylanicum Blume.
Cinabar
Croton seeds) Croton tiglium Linn
Crude Reiln Pinus Suctiniferra. .
Dorema Ammoniacum D. Don. •
Cambodge
Galmusdraco
Garcinia hanburyi Haik
Glycyrrhlza Rooti.
Long Pepper (Piper Longum Linn)
Myriatlca fiagrana Houtt (Nutmeg).
Oak galls, Quercua infectoria Ollv.
Pearl, real (Medicinal).
Senega Root
Embelia ribes Bumf. •
Scammony nt*in.
Silicate of Lime.
. Hijrate-Hau.
Satfaatpathi.
Withania coagulani Dunal. -
Yellow Orpiment."
. Ptnk Dodo (Ptnor bad).
. HaittL
••29
Bhimieni Barai.
FaU-Fali.
ZabarMobxa.
N.B.—•BhlmJeni Baras will be allowed to be imported only upto 2-1/2% of th" face
value of the quota licence! for Crude Drugi for Ayurvcdic and Unani medicine* -
••These items will be allowed to be Imported only upto 5% of the face value of
the quota licences for Crude Drugs for Ayurvedic & Unani medidnea.
584 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
ANNEXURE III
Remarki
Quantitative
consumption
thereof during
ANNEXURE IV
(Please see Para. 9 of this Appendix)
Authority
. Director of ^Health Services, A s s a m,
Shillong.
. Director of Health Services, Bihar, Pama.
. Director, D r u gs Control Administration,
. D r u gs Controller, Kerala D t c, of Health
. Drugs Controller, Mudhya Pradesh, Direc-
torate of Health Services, Moti Bungalow,
Indore.
. Director, Drugs Control Administration,
Maharashtra, 127, Mahatma Gandhi
Road, Fort, Bombay.
. Director of Medical Services, Madras
St"o, 79—81, Mount Road, Madras.
. Director of Public Health, Mysore State,
Senhadri Road, Bangalore.
. Director of Health Services, Orissa, Bhu-
, Stite DTUM ControlJcr, Punjab Dte. oi
Health Servicei, General Hospital Build-
ing, Sector 26, Chandigarh.
13 R"jasth*n . . ..
. Director of JUeaical and Health Service*,
Rujasthan, Jaipur.
13 Uttar Pradesh
. Director of Medical and Health Services,
Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow.
. Drug Licensing Officer, Directorate 01
Health Services, Mitra Buildmgs, 8,
Lyons Range, Calcutta. .
. Superitendent, Medical Scrvicci, Delhi
Administiation^ 15, Alipur Road, Delhi.
i" Himachal Pradesh
. Director of Health Services, Himachal
Pradesh, Simla-4.
i"l Munipur . . ..
. Director of Medical and Health Service*,
Manipurj Imphal.
. Supcruitcndentj V. M. Hospital and I/c
ANNfcJtURl V
Qu*atitatiTe consumption thereof
during
Jul>-Dec., Jan-June.
1956 1957
4 5
(C) X-Ray Diagnostic Agents
(D) Stains used in the diagnosis of "various diseases by way of
microscopic examination.
A P P E N D IX 20
ARTISTS' MATERIALS—LIST OF
Item No Name of the Item
APPENDIX 21
APPENDIX 22
Deleted.
APPENDIX 23
EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEME
Name of the Registering Authority Jurisdiction
Name of the Registering Authority
Jurisdiction
3. De-registration
6. Extent of import entitlement
7. Use of import entitlement
8. Entitlement against export to certain countries
9. Advance Licensing
10, Non-Scheduled export products
11. Changes in the constitution of a firm, etc.
12. Miscellaneous
ANNEXURE I
Name and Addresses of the Export Promotion Councils/Boards,
concerned with Export Promotion Schemes
ANNEXURE II
Form of application for Registration under Export Promotion Scheme
ANNEXUBE III
Specimen Bond Form
(Witness should also give their
(Witness should also give their
APPENDIX 24
APPENDIX 25
[Section II—S. No. 275(b)/IV]
APPENDIX 26
MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS—LICENSING POLICY FOR
LIST III
Policy for
Remark s
Established
Importers
Additional licences will be
granted to Established Im-
porters against Actual UBCI
orders from industrial esta-
blishments, Mines, Sugar
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 619
2 3 4
• 16-2/3%
• H%
parti
parti
APPENDIX 27
APPENDIX 28
Chemicals which cannot be imported against licences for chemicals
1. Acetone.
1-A, Add Salicylic (B.P. and Technical grade).
2. AUyl Isothiocynato.
3. Alum.
4. Ammonia (Liquor).
5. Ammoniated Olein Oil.
6. Aluminium Stearate.
7. Ammonium bromide.
[PARTI-HSEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 633
Chemicals for which licences will be granted on a quota based on
imports of individual chemicals
Quota
Percentage
(fit) As provided in List III per-
missible types of Laboratory
and re-agent chemicals in packs
exceeding 0*5 kg. and o *j
litre, are not allowed to be-
imported against tha quota
licences for this item. Importo
of Laboratory and re-agent
chemicals in any packs will
not be permitted against con-
solidated quota licence or
individual chemicals of List
II of Appendix 28.
Potassium chlorate
Potassium chloride
APPENDIX 28—contd
(1) "Analytical reagent?', "Guaranteed reagent" and "Analar"
grades of the following chemicals:
(2) Pharmacopeal grades of the following chemicals:
(4) All grades other than A.R. G.R. and Analar of following-
(5) All grades of following chemicals;
LIST IV
List of Chemicals which will be allowed import against licences
issued for import of Insecticides, Fungicides and Weedicides
I. Insecticides
II. Fungicides
III. Weedicides
List of materials which will be allowed import against licences issued
for import of Aromatic chemicals
APPENDIX 29
[Section II—S. Nos. 34—37 (d) /V.]
PAINTS—IMPORT OF RAW MATERIALS FOH
10006
. 11660
12120
12335
12370
12385
15585
11610
20045
21090
21095
21110
21120
11020
11800
11920
12020
. 12055
12100
12150
12170
12740
26100
26105
APPENDIX 30
List of sizes of tyres and tubes which cannot be imported against
•licences granted Jor import of tyres and tubes falling under S. No.
41 /V of the I.T.C. Schedule.
(a) CAB—CONVENTIONAL
Sizei
Rating
(6) CAR—TUBBLESS
(c) LIGHT TRUCK COYEHS AND TUBES
Alttrnativ* Metric and
Sins
Ply
Rating
Subititmt iisei.
9-00—13
7 00—15
6-00—16
170—15
150—16
160—16
170-16,200—16
6'jo—16
7-00—16
7-50—16 .
7'00—17
6-oo—20 , . ,
6-50—20 ,
150—20, 30X5
160—20
(a) MOTOR CYCLE COVERS AND TUBES
2-50—16
3-00—18
2-75—19 .
3-00—19 •
3-25—16 .
3-50—19 .
3-00—20 . .
(3) SCOOTHH COVERS AND TUBES
7-50—10
4-00—19 .
5-00—19 •
6-oo—19
7-00—19
800—19 .
(5) GIANT COVERS, TUBES AND FLAPS
8-25—10 .
825—15 •
9-00—16
9-35—16 .
10-50—16
7-00—20
7-50—20
8-25—20
9-00—20 .
. 10 & 12
. 10, 12 &
• 10, 12 &
190—20,34X7
14 210—20,35X7*
14 230—20,36x8
io'oo—20 . . . . 12 & 14
10-50—20 . . . 12
II'00 20 . • • 13 & 14
250—20
270—20
270—20
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 655
APPENDIX 30—contd
Ply Alternative Metric and
Sizes
Rating Substitute Sties.
. 16
. 18, 20 & 22
. 10 230 22
lO'OO 22
. 14
. 12 & 14
10-20 .
4-00—15 . . 4
5-50—16 • . 4 & 6
6-oo—16 . 4 & 6
6'50—20 . 6
7-50—16 . . 8
7-50—18 . . 4 & 6
. 4
. 4 & 6
13-00—24
II-2 28/10 28 .
. 6
. 4 & 6
(ft) GRADER COVERS, TUBES AND FLAPS
13-00—34 . 8, to & 12
ii-oo—23
12- OO 24
12 • OO—25
13-00—24
13-00—25
14-00—'24
. 18
. 18
. 16, 30 & 24
14-00 25
16,00 14
16-00—25
. 20
. 16 & 20
. 2OX24
. 12, 16, 20 & 24
. 12, 16, 20, 24 & 2&
. 16, 2O & 24
. 16, 20, 24 & 2&
(7) BARROW COVERS AND TUBES
Sizes
Rating
(8) CYCLE COVERS AND TUBES
(9) AERO COVERS AND TUBES
(10) AERO COVERS
(11) AERO TYEES—TUBELESS
(12) TROLLEY CUSHION TYRES
APPENDIX 31
PARTV
Vohtme con-
trol, Tone
control.
Description
Licensing Validity
Authority Established of
Importers Licences
Part sod
S.No. of
I.T.C.
Schedule
PART V—contd.
S. No. 65 (i^O("XO—and.
aatlei 1/4 US.
PoBcy for
Established
Importers
meters, Volume
control, Tone
control.
Policy for
Ettablished
Importers
LIST II
LIST III
LIST IV
LIST V
LIST VI
LIST VII
LIST VIII
LIST DC
APPENDIX 32
Deleted
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 685
APPENDIX 33
Deleted.
<686 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC 1]
APPENDIX 34
[Section II—S. No. 87-88/V]
IMPORT OF
SCHEDULE A
Remarks
Total value of
licence that
Value of the Licence
granted
Nos. and dates
of licences
granted
remains unused
Reasons in brief
for not utilising
the licence
granted
Total value Total value
Remark*
Accessories Aircraft ge-
Type of
Aircraft
Engine
•pares
Propellers
and spares
Aircraft
spares
neral and
spares
Tot*l Value
Remarks
Dopes Thlnncrs Fabrics Other
materials
Aluminium
sheets, tubing,
etc.
Ferrous
Material
sheets, tubing
etc.
Total Value Total Value
IV. Aircraft General Stores
GRAND TOTAL
N. B.—Only tho total value (in Rupees) under ea
IPART I—SHC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 687
SCHEDULE B
1. Complete Aircraft
II. Details of Aircraft and Engine spares
Propellers
and spares
III. Details of Raw Materials with specification
Dopes Thinners Fabrics
IV. Aircraft General Stores
APPENDIX 35
COMPONENT PARTS AND SPARES
Textile Mill Machinery
Jute Mill Machinery
Printing Machinery
Boiler
Cinematograph equipments
Cork Manufacturing Machinery
Air Conditioning, Ice Making and Refrigeration Equipments
Ceramic Machinery
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Machinery (excluding Glass
Lined equipment)
Oil Mill Machinery
Paint and Varnish Machinery
Rice, Dal and Flour Mill Machinery
Rubber Machinery
Soap and Cosmetic Machinery
Tortile Machinery
'Jute Mill Machinery
Silk Machinery
Tea Processing Machinery
Sugar Mill Machinery
Boiler Industry
Cinema Machinery
Constructional Machinery
Gas Cylinders
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machinery
Printing Machines
Paper and Pulp making Plants
(for Writing and Printing paper)
Paper Conversion Machinery
Paper Conversion Machinery—contd.
Miscellaneous Items
APPENDIX 36
(Section II—S. No. 79/V)
APPENDIX 37
IRRIGATION PROJECT EQUIPMENT—LICENSING OF
APPENDIX 38
(Section II—S. No. 74/V)
ANNEXURE (1)
Deleted.
7 04 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]
ANNEXURE (2)
List of Tractor Attachments
APPENDIX 39
[Section II—S. No. 92(g) (3)/V]
APPENDIX 40
(Section II—S. No. 1-B/III)
Coal tar dyes:
Name of Dye
I.—A2O DYES
* * • • •• 13065
• • • " >> 14710
. . . . .. 15510
15620
. . . . .. 16150
. . . . .. 16180
• . . . .. 16255
" • • " •" 18055
. . . . .. 18965
. . • • •* 18985
19140
20470
32890
22910
APPENDIX 40—contd.
30045
27290
11855
14023
14030
13223
15670
18821
20130
26520
B r o wn CM
C r o c e ln S c a r l et M OO . . ..
C i b a c et Y e l l ow
C h r o mo Y e l l ow G . . ..
C h r o me O r a n ge R . . ..
C h r o me B r o wn B . . ..
C h r o me V i o l et N
C h r o me Y e l l ow R . . ..
C h r o me B r o wn G . . ..
C h r o me O r a n ge OR . . ..
29 C h r o me B o r d e a ux R . . ..
30 C h r o me B l ue R
14290
16673
22570
23500
14785
22250
24890
24100
13920
18855
22120
22143
22155
22310
22311
22375
22590
22610
23560
24895
27855
27883
27903
27923
28160
29000
29100
29150
29160
C h r y s o p h e n i ne CH . . ..
D i r e ct V i o l et 2 RL . . ..
Silk Brilliant V i o l et . . ..
D i r e ct F a st V i o l et BL . . ..
C h l o r a n t i n" F wt B l ue 3 R LL
C h l o r a n t i ne R ed 5 B .
C h l o r a n t i ne F a st Y e l l ow 3 G LL
D i r e ct R ed 12 B
D i r e ct F a st O r a n ge SE .
22 D i r e ct F a st Scarlet 4 BS
IPARTI—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 709
3O233
30280
30295
30315
34140
40001
40215
74i8o
IIIIO
11210
11290
11855
13900
14045
14853
14880
- 15705
18745
18760
20110
21010
26360
54420
U—BASIC DYES (T.PJW. Typo)
41000
41000B
42040
42780
42000
6 M e t h yl V i o l et . . ..
7 M o t h yl V i o l et . . ..
42535B
42535
52005
42510
42510B
42500
m—NAPHTHOLS
37505
375*0
710 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1J
37515
3753C
37525
37530
35558
375
37565
37585
II Naphthol AS-SG
37595
12 NaphtholAS-LB
37600
37610
37535
37000
Sulphate)
37010
37090
37105
37HO
37120
37125
37130
37135
37175
37210
1 Vat Yellow CG
5600J
2 VatDftrkBlueBO
59800
59825
5983O
59835
5985O
6001a
65130
69500
6980a
6981a
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 711
56OO6
Sol. Vat YeUow.HGC
2 Sol. Vat Golden YeUow I GK • . 59IOI
3 Sol. Vat Golden Yellow I RK , 59IO6
4 Sol. Vat Green IB 59826
Sol. Vat Jade Green 3B 59836
60531
5
6 Sol. Vat Yellow V
7 Sol. Vat Olive Green I BL . • 59501
3 [ Sol. V at Blue 2 RC 69826
9 Sol. Vat Blue 0 4G . . 73046
10 Sol. Vat Blue 04B 73066
ir Sol. Vat Orange HR 73336
12 Sol. Vat Pink IR 73361
13 Sol. Vat R ed Violet RF 73396
14 Sol. Vat Brown I R RD 73411
15 Sol. Vat Ptg. Violet A RR 736OI
16 Sol. Vat Grey IBL 73671
17 - Brilliont 14 R 6O0II
is : Red Violet RIRH 73386
and other solubilised vats
X^-PRINTING PIGMENT EMULSIONS
712 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC- 1]
XI—OIL DYES
I Oil Blue 77450
2 OH Black 7 7 0"
(b) Import of the following dyea will be allowed only u] pto 25% of the applicants'
entitlement for coal tar dyes under the Incentive ai id other Export Promotion
Schemes :—
I—AZO DYES
16230
26400
24413
22150
VAT DYES
59100
ANNEXURE
APPENDIX 41
Deleted.
7 i8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1]
APPENDIX 42
Diluted
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 719
APPENDIX 43
(Section I—Paragraph 14)
SUBJECT.—Issue of licences for spare parts to Industrial Undertakings
borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical
Development.
APPENDIX 44
Form of Essentiality Certificate for Licensing to Small Scale
Industries
APPENDIX 45
Deleted.
APPENDIX 46
APPENDIX 47
Letters of authority—Issue of
APPENDIX 48
APPENDIX 49
APPENDIX 50
[Section II—S. No. 5(2)/III]
ANNEXURE 'B'
List of Loom Parts and Accessories
APPENDIX 50—contd
For Jacquards
Sundries
APPENDIX 51
APPENDIX 52
Deleted.
736 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—Skc-1J
APPENDIX 53
Deleted
[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 737
APPENDIX 54
[Section II—S. Nos. 93-94(j)/Vl
APPENDIX 54—conid
APPENDIX 54—contd
Gauge
i-S/8
26&23
Length
Gauge
Inches
25, 26 & 27
26&2?
1-5/8
25, 26 & 27
APPENDIX 55
(Section II—S. No. 334/IV)
APPENDIX 56
Deleted.
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Deleted.
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APPENDIX 08
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APPENDIX 60
(Section II—S. Nos. 169-170/IV)
Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and
legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice,
scientific research or industrial process, the import of which will
be permitted against supplementary licences issued for S. Nos*
169-170/IV—Categories of.
1 Agriculture . . ..
(a) Anunal Husbandry/Livestock.
(b) Botany and Horticulture.
le) Dairy Farming.
(a) Entomology.
(") Forestry and Wood Technology.
CD Plant Pathology and Cytology.
(g) Poultry Farming.
2. Applied Arts .
(a) Advertising.
(b) Crafts and Home Industries.
(e) Music/Dance.
(d) Drawing, Painting and Sculpture.
•". Business and Industrial Manage-
ment.
(a) Accounting/Auditing.
(6) Economics.
(c) Finance.
(d) Market Research.
(") Office Management.
4. Education
(a) Educational Psychology.
'JO Pedagogy : Theory and Practice.
(c) Physical Education and Recreation,
(d) Teaching A r t s/
(a) Ancient History.
(b) Modern History,
(c) Politics/Constitutions, etc.
6, Law and Legal Affairs . .
(aj Tortt.
(b) Criminal Procedure.
(c) Evidence.
(d) Comapny lawj etc.
7 Medical .
(a) Anatomy and Physiology.
(b) Child care and pediatries.
(c) Dentology.
(d) Ear, nose and throat.
(") Embryology.
(f) Health.
Xt) Gynaecology and obstetrics.
(h) Nursing.
CO Histology.
(7) Opthalmology.
(ft) Psychiatry.
8. Military Strategy and History
9. Reference
(a) Atlases.
(b) Classics
(ej Dictionaries and enoyclopaedia.
(d) Languages and phrase books.
10. Subjects taught in industries
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APPENDIX 64
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APPENDIX GB
Deleted.
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Form of Application for Recognition as Established Importers and
Grant of Quota on change in the ownership of Business.
APPENDIX 67
Deleted.
APPENDIX 68
Deleted.
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[Section II—S. No. 5 (2) /III]
APPENDIX 70
Deleted.
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Spare parts of Prime-movers—Import of
SUBJECT:—Import of spare parts of Prime-movers such cw Diesel or
Kerosene or Petrol Engines, etc. required for power-
driven agricultural machinery e.g. Sprayers and Dusters,
Power-driven pumps and Generating sets.
APPENDIX 73
[Section III—Appendix 4—S. No. 67(1) (i)/V]
Enclosure to A.U. Application for Printing Machinery required [or
Replacement /Development*
Value of
each type
1961
1962
(Hi)
Age of each
machine
i960 1
(
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Certificate of consumption and actual requirements of raw materials
• Lo be issued to Actual Users by Director of Industries of States
or other certifying authorities.
APPENDIX 75
(Section III—Appendix 4—S. Nos. 157-158/IV)
(i)
(il)
Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.