REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No.. 254] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, I994/ASVINA 21, 1886
Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER BOMBAY-1.
NOTIFICATIONS
Bombay,, the 13th. October 1964
S.O. 3056.—In exercise of the powers conferred on me by Clause 22 of the Cotton Textile (Control) Order, 1948, I hereby specify that—
(1) The maximum ex-factory price of "Dhoti", "Saree", "Long Cloth" and "Shirting" produced by a producer having a spinning plant and packed after l9th October, 1964, shall be as calculated in accordance with the formulae contained in Schedule "A" annexed hereto;
(ii) the maximum retail price of the aforesaid varieties of cloth shall be 18% over the ex-factory price.
2 I further specify that where any such cloth is subjected, after sale, to further processing by a processor, the maximum ex-factory price of such cloth processed by the processor shall be the maximum ex-factory price stamped on the cloth increased by the processing charges as specified in Part III of Schedule "'A".
3 The maximum ex-factory price of "Seconds" shall be 10% less than that of the maximum- ex-factory price as specified in paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
Explanation-For the purpose of this Notification—
(a) "Dhoti" means any type of grey or bleached cloth whether . or not mercerised, of plain weave which—
(ii) contains white or coloured yarn on its borders and headings;
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Qfi2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-(iii) has a width ranging between 71 centimetres and 137 centimetres (Inclusive) and
(iv) is commonly known by that name.
(b) "Saree" meens any type of grey or bleached cloth whether or not mercerised, of plain weave which—
(i) is manufactured either wholly from cotton or partly from cotton and partly from any other material;
(ii) contains coloured yarn or white yarn on its borders and headings;
(iii) has a width ranging between 94 centimetres and 137 centimetres (inclusive);
(iv) has $ length ranging from 4-IB metres to 14 metres; includes any type of printed mulls, printed voiles and printed dorlas, each such item having a width between 94 centimetres and 137 centi- metres (inclusive) and sold in individual piece lengths ranging from 4-15 metres to 14 metres (inclusive);
(v) is commonly known by that name.
(c) "Long cloth" means any type of grey or bteaolifid or dyed cloth •whether -or not mercerised or pre^snrunk, of plain weave which—
(i) is manufactured either wholly from xotton er partly from cotton and partly from any other material;
(ii) has a maximum difference between reeds and picks per inch of—
(A) 4 in respect of longcloth produced in Groups I to IV;
(B) 6 in respect of longcloth produced in Groups V and VT;
(C) 8 in respect of longcloth produced in Groups VII to IX;
(d) "Shirting" means any type of cloth of plain weave whether nr not mercerised or pre-shrunk which—
(i) ia manufactured either wholly irom cotton or partly from cotton and .partly irom any other material;
(11) contains coloured yarn in the body of the cloth whether or not piece-dyed; and
(ill1) is stamped and sold as shirting, and includes any --type of plain weave shirting, bleached, piece-dyed or printed not woven with coloured yarn.
4. The producer to whom the above paragraphs apply may .recover, in addi- tion to the maximum ex^faetory prices specified therein, the amount of excise duty levied under the Central Excise and Salt Act, 1944 (I of 1944) and ,th" amount of octroi duty levied under any provisions of law for the time being in force.
5. The expression 'Group' wherever it occurs in this Notification has refer- ence to the groups specified in Schedule -II appended to the Textile Commis- eloner's Notification No. TCS 1/20 dated, 22nd September, 1949.
SCHEDULE "A"
S E C
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Pa*t I
( i i ) ]
MAXIMUM "EX-FACTORY PRICES OF CLOTH
Schedule ofRealisation 'Multipliers for kloth falling under'controlled categories packed by milts after the 19th October 1964
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r
Permissible count variation fo linking with each group
Quality (Basic) „
T H E
Variation in realisation multiplier per count of
Weft Counts
W a rp Counts
yarn
Reed Nos.
Pick 'itfos.
Couftt of warp
Realisation multiplier in paise per kg. of y am woven
Cdtatef weft
1
8
2
G A Z E T T E
7
9
4
3
5
O F
Indian Gotten
I
N
I Carded . T4S IOS 40 40 '9s—12s 553 4 D
I
tl Carded . 14s 14s 44 44 13s—20s 606 4 A
HI Carded . 20s 20s 52 52 13s—24s 692 4
IV Carded . 22s 30s 54 5/4 25s—30s 776 4
V Carded . 3OS 30s 56 25s—30s 850 7
VI Carded . 3&S 40s <62 34s—40s 928 7
I3s<—16s 13s—-16s 20s^~22S 20S—22S a8s—30s •28s—33s
62
Foreign Cotton
E X T R A O R D
I
N A R Y
66 68 70 72 74 78 82
35"—44s 4os-^44s 40s—44s 47s<—'52s 55s—64s 65s-—75s 76s—84s
66 68 70 72 74 78 82
9 9 9 9 9 11 11 VII Carded . VIII Carded . IX Carded . X Carded . XI Combed . XII Cofnbed . X l tl Combed .
40s Jos 60s 60s 80s 90s idbs
4OS 44S 44S 5OS 60s 70s 80s
1-200 1325 1366 1555 2O33 2335 2578
J5S-M4S 45s—54s -55s—60s 55s—60s 64s—82s 84s—95s 90s^—100s
N. B.—This schedule gives the constructional particulars m English ctfont. As mills are tot;onforrn to metric system arid yarn spun is expressed
in French count system orily, tKe French counts;of yam -usedin'the!warpand weft oTfthe cloth should be indicated in the 'C form with the corresponding English countf rounded off tothe nearestJqttarter CSUht in btaiekets; 0.125 and Wl"w to beomited :-fe-t26 arid ttptoo-375 to be taken as 0-25 ; 0:376 ahdti|>to 0-625 to "be taken as o-50; 6-626 and upto 0-875 to Be takeft
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964 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-SCHKDULE " A"
PART II
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE BASIC GREY REALISATION MULTIPLIER
L COTTON ADJUSTMENTS
1. Group I.—For manufacture of qualities with warp counts 9s—12s in Group I reduce the multiplier by 11 paise per kg. of yarn woven, with the count variation applicable to the group.
Group III.—.For manufacture of qualities with 17s to 19s warp counts reduce the multiplier for Group III by 13 paise per kg. of yarn woven, with the count variation applicable to the group.
3. Groups IV and V.— (a) Qualities with warp counts 23s to 27a will be linked to Group IV with an increase in the multiplier by 29 paise per kg. of yarn, for warp only, with the count variation applicable to the, group.
(b) Qualities with weft counts Sis to 33s will be linked to either Group IV or Group V according to the permissible warp counts. An increase of 2& paise per kg. of weft yarn woven in the fabric will be allowed over the multiplier for Group IV if the quality is to be linked ta Group IV and over the multiplier for Group V if the quality is to be linked to Group V, with the count variation applicable to the relevant group.
(c) Qualities with warp counts 23s to 27s and weft counts 31s to 33s will be linked to Group IV and an increase of 29 paise per kg. of yarn woven will be permissible on the weight of both warp and weft yarn over the multiplier of Group IV, with the count variation applicable to the group.
4. Group VI.—(a) Qualities with warp counts 34s and above from, Indian cotton will be linked to Group VI and an increase of 146 paise per kg. of warp yarn over the multiplier for Group VI is permissible on the weight of warp yarn only, with the count variation applicable to the Group-
(b) Qualities with weft counts 41s and above from Indian cotton will be linked to Group VI and an increase of 146 paise per kg. of weft yarn over the multiplier for Group VI is permissible on the weight of weft yarn only, with the count variation applicable to the group.
(c) Qualities with warp counts 34a and above and weft counts 41s and above from Indian cotton will be linked to Group VI and the increase of 146 paise per kg of yarn woven over the multiplier for Group VI will be permissible on the weight of both warp and weft yarn, with the count variation applicable to the group.
Note.—The increase of 146 paise per kg. of yarn over the multiplier for Group VI specified in (a), (b) and (c) above is permissible only if the yarn is spun from Cambodia (A), CO2 varieties coming under Cambodia (A) or types of cottons equivalent to or superior to these types.
5. Group XIII.—Qualities finer than permissible count ranges for Group XIII manufactured out of superior foreign cotton will be linked to Group XIII. An allowance of 86 paise per kg. of yarn woven will be permissible on the basic grey realisation multiplier. Suitable adjustments for count variation at 11 paise per count per kg, and also for reed pick variations will have to be done in the usual manner after adding the cotton allowance specified in this para.
6- Foreign Cotton.—In cases where foreign cotton is to be used for warp linked to Group V and warp and weft counts linked to Group VI, mills should apply to the Textile Commission with full details for fixation of prices.
n. COMBING ALLOWANCE
(a) No allowance for combing of cotton for counts below 30s warp or weft will be permitted.
(b) Applications may be made to the Textile Commissioner for combing allowance /or cotton for rntmufacture of yarn of. counts between 30s and 40s
SEC. 3(il)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY pgjin groups v ana yj. in J^art l or cscneauie A. ine rextue uommissioner •will consider such applications provided the following conditions are fulfilled:-—
(i) the minimum comber loss in respect of the counts specified above should be 10 per cent;
(ii) the fabric for which the combing allowance is claimed should have a minimum of 80 reeds per inch.
(c) Fabrics linked to Groups VII, VIII and IX in Part I of Schedule 'A' will be eligible for combing allowance at 85 paise per kg. of combed yarn used in the fabric either in the warp or weft or both as the case may be. For fabrics linked to Group X the combing allowance will be 105 paise per kg. of combed yarn used in the fabric in the warp or weft or both as the case may be. These allowances are admissible provided the minimum comber loss is 14 per cent-
(d) The Multipliers in respect of Groups XI and above are based on combed cotton. If carded yarn qualities are used in fabrics linked to Groups XI and above in warp or weft or both, a reduction of 152 paise per kg. of carded yarn used in the fabric should be effected in the Multipliers. Mills requiring price fixation for qualities manufactured with carded yarn and linked to Groups XI and above should approach the Textile Cpmmissioner.
III. METHOD OF LINKING
1 All varieties of cloth falling under controlled categories manufactured by;
mills shall be linked with one or the other groups mentioned in Part I of Schedule 'A'.
2. The Unking shall be made according to the counts of warp and weft fall- ing within the permissible count variation: specified in columns 6 and 7 of Part I of Schedule 'A1.
3. (i) The basic adjustment between counts for cloth in each combination of counts shall be arrived at for the composite counts and is to be applied to the total weight of yarn in warp and weft only -without any addition. In other words, actual yarn weight in both warp and weft of any cloth shell be worked out on the counts of yarn used in the cloth,
(ii) Calculation on fractions of counts shall not be permitted.
(iii) Weight of weft should be calculated on the actual loom state length and not on the finished length of the piece.
(iv) Wherever the count of weft is coarser than the count of warp separate linking for warp and weft with appropriate group of multipliers will be permitted provided the weft is spun from appropriate cotton and provided also that such counts of weft are selected from the next lower group.
(v) Wherever the count of weft Is finer than the count of warp even beyond the counts of weft permitted under particular group in Part I of the Schedule 'A' separate linking for warp and weft with appropriate group of multiplier will be permitted provided the weft is spurt from appropriate cotton of the higher group and the minimum standard for picks is approved by the Textile Commissioner and provided further that such counts of vreft are selected from a higher group Immediately next.
4. The basic realisation multiplier shall be adjusted, wherever necessary, in
the following manner: —
(a) Adjustment for cotton Tcotton allowance), see Part II of Schedule 'A'.
(b) Combing allowance, see Part II of Schedule 'A'.
(c) Narrow width allowance.—Part I of Schedule 'A' applies fairly uni- formly for all grey qualities of 76 cm and over and for all bleached, dyed and finished qualities of width 71 cm and over. For widths lower than 76 cm grey or 71 cm bleached, dyed or finished the multipliers given in the above schedule shall be increased as under:—
(i) Groups I to VI 18 paise per kg. of yarn woven, (ii) Groups VII and above 16 paise per kg. of yarn woven.
(Splits should be excluded in all cases.)
966 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-(d) (i) Adjustment for variation in reed.—For every upward variation, of 4 reeds and multiples of four reeds, the multiplier specified in column 8 of Part I of Schedule 'A' after adjustment as above shall toe increased by half per cent. In addition in the case of qualities fabrics for every downward variation of 4 reads and multiples of fabrics for every downward variation of 4 reeds and multiples of four reeds, the multiplier specified in column 8 of Part I of Schedule 'A' after adjustment as above shall be decreased by half per cent.
(11) Variation of picks.-—For every upward or downward variation of 4 picks and multiples of four picks, the multiplier specified in colomn 8 of Part I of Schedule 'A' after adjustment as above, shall be increased or decreased by one per cent.
(f) For all qualities manufactured out of double or more twisted yarn, the appropriate multiplier after adjusting the count, reed and pick allowances shall be decreased by 5 per cent, (with a minimum of 35 palse per kfi. of yarn woven) in case both warp and weft yarn are twisted and by 24 per cent, (with a minimum of 16 palse per kg. of yarn woven) in case either warp or weft yarn is twisted.
(g) The following compensatory allowance for grey clothis permitted to those mills only who obtain not less than 75 per cent, of their motive power by burning coal and/or fuel oil in their own boilers. The allowance Is also subject to the conditions stipulated below: —
(i) The allowance shall be equivalent to 21 per cent, of the Realisation Multiplier after the same has been adjusted wherever necessary in accordance with (a) to (e) above.
(ii) The allowance shall apply to the weight of grey yarn only from which the cloth Is woven. Any scoured, bleached, dyed, printed or mercerised yarn used Jp the manufacture of cloth shall be excluded from this allowance.
6. Dobby allowance for borders in dhoties and sarees—-
From 13 shafts to 32
Upto 12 shafts
From 33 shafts and above
shafts (Paise per: kg.)
70
105 (a) For warp counts below 369 1
35
142
213
7i
P (b) For warp counts 36a and above . . ,
6. Jacquard allowance—
! per kg.
TPais*
W a rp c o u n ts
Above 400
needles
120 needles
and less
Over 240 and upto 400 needles
Above 1^0 and upto 240 needles
121
88
106 1 6s a nd b e l ow . . ..
71
247
2 12
176
141
1 7s to 3 4s . . . • •
207
260
364
313 3 5s to 5 7s . . ..
410
478
342
5 8s a nd a b o ve . . ..
273
NOTE. The allowances for Dobby and Jacquard work specified in items 5 and 6 above are to be added o nthe basis of weight of yarn in warp and border, exclusive of weight of weft yarn. These charges would be permitted for the minimum number of dobby shafts or Jacquard needles required for the reproduced of the designs.
SEC. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 9 677. Drop-boa; allowance—
Charges in Paise per kg. of yarn
woven
Warp counts
4 shuttles and aboe
2 and 3 shuttles
97 190
1 6s a nd b e l ow . . . . . .. 1 7s to 3 49 . . . . . ..
121 238 3 5B to 5 7a
278
34
366
456
NOTE.—The Dropbox allowance is to be taken on the total weight of yarn warp and weft In the piece. This allowance is permissible only for the minimum number of shuttles required for the reproduction ol the pattern.
8. Charges -for use 0} doubled yarn in the border of dhoties and sarees—
(i) The weight of border yam will be multiplied by the realisation multiplier of the appropriate group for Its basic single count In addition the doubling charges as under will be permitted: —
Count
10s 20s 30s 40s 44s 60s 80s 100s
Doubling charges in Paise per kg. of doubled yarn used in border 44 49 ,71 97 104 126 165 207
(iv) In addition to the above, the following compensatory allowance may be added to the final prices of dhoties and sarees for loss of production: —
(i) 3 Paise per metre In the case of dhoties and sarees manufactured from 16s warp and over and linked to groups upto and including Group VI.
(11) 5 Paise per metre in the case of dhoties and sarees the warp counts of which are linked to Groups VII and above.
NOTE.—Dyeing charges for the use of coloured yarn in "the headings of Dhoties and Sarees are not permitted.
9. The doubling charges, specified in Items 8(1), (ii) and (ill) will also apply to other qualities where doubled yarn has been used whether "as warp and/or weft.
10. Yarn in selvedges used in cloths other than Patti Mulls and Voiles.—Double or single yarn, if any, used In selvedges of cloth other than Patti Mulls and Voiles should only be treated as falling within the warp "yiarn used in the cloth and will not be permitted to be taken as border yarn and will not be allowed the special charges for border yarn.
968 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAKT I I-11. Extra allowance for Mulls and Voiles.—Far bleached, dyed or printed mulls and voiles of 44" (112 cms.) width and more and conforming to the following specifications, an additional allowance will be permitted as indicated against the respective qualities: —
(i) Linked to Group VII to IX with minimum 4 Paise per metre.
48 Reed and 44 Picks.
(ii) Linked to Group X and above with minimum 6 Paise per metre, 56 Reed and 48 Picks.
12. (a) Realisation for use of Rayon (.Artificial Silk) Yarn in Cotton Cloth:—<•
(1) For use of artificial Silk yarn used in saree borders and as weft for the ground, the following charges will be permissible.
(2) The art silk yarn will have to be linked to the appropriate count group equivalent to the English Cotton count and the multiplier of that group without any adjustment for Cotton shall be applied over the weight of the yarn. In addition, only the following allowances to compensate for the difference in prices between Art silk yarn (Rayon yarn) and Its corresponding cotton yarn count which has been allowed in the multiplier will be permitted:—
Additional charges in Art silk yarn Count
poise per Kg, of art silfc.
Corresponding cotton
count In English system
VflTn w n V rn
150 D
(35 B)
470
2/150D
551
(2/35O
120 D
(448)
300'
2/120D
404
(2/44S)
100 D
(53S)
351
2/100D
468
(2/538)
(b) For the use of staple fibre yarn in fabrics mills may apply to the Textile Commissioner for price fixation giving details of manufacturing particulars,
13. Processing charges will be permissible in accordance with Part III of Schedule 'A1.
14. Allowance on account of seconds, fents, rags etc.—The final price aa calculated in accordance with the schedule of multipliers specified, will be in- creased as under:—
(i) On grey cloth
.. 1-75 per cent
(ii) On processed cloth other than printed sorts .. 2-7J per cent,
(iii) On printed sorts
.. 3-75 per cent
15. The Textile Commissioner, If he is satisfied that due to the nature of machinery and equipment in the undertaking a producer having a spinning plant is not able to produce cloth other than dhoties and sarees, may, in respect of sarees having a border of width exceeding 3:81 cms. but not exceeding 6-35 cms. and packed In excess of the quantity of dhoti, saree, long cloth ana shirting taken together as prescribed by the Textile Commissioner, and on an application made to him in this behalf, specify a price exceeding the ex-factory price specified in Schedule 'A' by 2i per cent.
16. Rounding off of the Ex-Factory and Retail prices should be to the nearest Paisa, 0-51 Paisa and above being taken as one Falsa and 0-60 and below omitted.
SEC. 3(ii)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 969SCHEDULE "A"
PART IH
SCHEDULE OP PROCESSING CHARGES
The weight of grey fabrics wherever referred to In the Schedule should be calculated by taking the actual total weight of warp and weft yarns excluding the weight of sizing materials used In the cloth without any addition.
Charges for processes which are not included In the Schedule will be allowed to the mills only on application and subject to such conditions as mas be prescribed by the Textile Commissioner for the purpose.
(1) Bleaching charges.—'Bleaching' will be deemed to include Cropping/ Shearing, Singeing, Desizing, Kier-boillng, Chemlcking, Scouring, Antichloringr Scutching, Water-rnangling, Washing and Drying. Alternative systems of bleaching such as J. Box-bleaching, boiling with Hydrogen Peroxide, Sodium Chlorite, etc. upto the stage of final drying will also be covered by the above definition.
Price element for bleaching per kg. of grey fabrics (market bleached)—
Palse per kg.
(i) for unmercerised bleached sorts not containing any coloured
yarn (not to be printed or dyed) ... ... ... 5U
(ii) for unmercerised bleached sorts but containing coloured yarn
(not to be printed or dyed) .. .. ... 55
(iii) for bleached and mercerised sorts (not to be printed or
dyed)
.. " .. .. 70
(lv) for all bleached sorts for printing .. ... ... 51
Note,—(1) No. separate bleaching charges are admissible for dyed fabrics.
(2) The charges mentioned in (iii) above will not be admissible unless prior approval of the Textile Commissioner has been obtained for the necessity of processing mentioned and the material has actually been bleached before as welL as after mercerising.
(2) Mercerising.—'Mercerising' will be deemed to include the required; passage of the fabric through mercerized range with caustic soda of minimum 20 per cent, strength with sufficient stretching both during and after such passage- followed by washing, scouring, etc.
Price element for mercerising of fabrics—
Paise per kg.
53 (I)
60 for sorts upto 6 grey metres per kg. ... for sorts upto 10 grey metres per kg. ...
(ii)
71 for sorts over 10 grey metres per kg. ...
(Iii)
(3) Dyeing charges.—'Dyeing' charges Include charges for batching-up, pre- wetting, scouring, bleaching, dyeing, airing, developing, oxidising, soaping, washing and drying.
Price element for dyeing per kg. of grey fabrics—
Paise per kg..
a:) Vat dyes
.. 152 (a) Light shade ]
.. .238 (b) Medium shade
(c) Dark shade
.. 360
(d) Very dark shade
.. 600
3 70 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-Paise per kg.
(u;1 Sulphur dyes
Dark shade
.. 137
i Napthol dyes (including rapid fasts and rapidogens) —
(a) Consumption upto 1 per cent, (on the weight of tl le
fabric)
.. 160
(b) Consumption over 1 per cent, (on the weight of tl le
fabric)
.. 250
Note.—(i) For dyeing of (al Mineral Khaki, (b) Aniline Black, (c) Hydron Blue, (d) Pthalogene blue, prices will be fixed by the Textile Commissioner on application.
(ii) For all other types of dyeing not specifically mentioned in the table, price elements specified for Vat dyes will be applicable provided that the fastness to •washing and bleaching is of grade 3 or above under I. S. L specifications,
(iii) The dyeing charges specified above include 'bleaching charges'.
(4) Printing charges.—'Printing' is deemed to include cropping/shearing/singe- ing batching, printing, drying, ageing/curing (where necessary) oxidising, deve- loping, soaping, washing and drying. Napthol padding or developing with diazo salts for Azoic prints are also included in printing.
(A) Price element corresponding to printing charges up to and including two colours.
Paise per square metre (finished) printing in all dyes /pigments except direct dyes
Printing in all dyes/ Where one of the
pigments except
colours Is Area of fabric covered by printing.
Khaddie (TiO2)
direct dyes
12 25 29 28 30 32
15 29 31 33 36 38 <(i) Upto 10 per cent, (ii) 11 per cent, to 20 per cent i(iii) 21 per cent, to 40 per cent, (iv) 41 per cent, to 60 per cent, (v) 61 per cent, to 80 per cent, (vi) 81 per cent, and over
Sec. S(il)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY qyi(B). The price element per finished square metre for screen printing with six colours and above will be allowed at the following rates subject to a certificate frbin the mills that the designs in question cannot be printed on roller printing mathines.
Percentage of area covered by Faise per finished square metre (for all widths).
printing.
Same rate as for roller printing, as
indicated in item 4(A).
(i) Up to and including 50 per cent, as also for printing below six colours.
(ii) 51 per cent, and over.
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(a) between 6 and 8 colours
(b) Above 8 colours.
For every additional colour over 8 colours, an allowance of 5-21 pajse per finished square metre is permitted.
Note.—For this purpose, the number of colours should correspond to the number of screens required.
(5) Sanforizing charges.—Price element corresponding to sanforizing or other types of mechanical pre-shrinking:—
Sanforizing
.. 8 Paise per grey metre (for all widths).
(6) Backfilling charges: —
Backfilling charges will be allowed only if the fabric is treated on a backfilling machine, when the amount of finish taken up (in dry condition) is less than 5 per cent., no charges will be allowed. Where it is above 5 per cent, but below 15 oer cent., the charges will be:—
In paise per kg.
(i) Grey width up to 127 cms.
14
(ii) Grey width over 127 cms.
16
Note.—For fabrics having higher percentage of backfilling, mills should apply to the Textile Commissioner explaining the necessity for the heavy backfilling with samples for fixation of backfilling charges.
(7) Finishing charges.—Finishing should include wherever necessary applica- tion of starch or gum or thermoplastic resins by mangling followed by stretching/ stentering, drying, damping, calendering, packing, etc.
Price element corresponding to finishing process—
Paise per kg. of grey fabric
(i) For all processed sorts otfier than items in (ii) (a and b)
49 below
(ii) (a) For bleached and backfilled sorts
39
24 (b) for other processed ~&n& backfilled sorts
Note 1.—If the grey sort is only damped/steamed and calendered, charges rihall be 4 paise per kg. of grey fabric.
2. For all other processes/operations involved in imparting special finishes, charges may be got approved by the Textile Commissioner.
O72 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-(8) Charges for processing yarn used in fabrics—
Price clement Price element for processed for processed yarn for border/ yarn other thart heading in border/
heading
Paise per kg. Paige per kg.
I. Bleaching charges
2. Mercerising charges . . . . . ..
71 71 108 108 Dyeing charges—
3.
. Vat dyes—
A
(i) Light shade
(ii) Medium shade
234 2°9 324 298 (iii) Dark shade
593 569
. N a p h t h o l D y e—
B
(i) Up to i per cent, of weight of yarn
(ii) Over I per cent, of weight of yarn . . ..
265 240 364 34°
Mote.— (i) Dyeing charges include pre-wetting/scouring, bleaching of yarn em- ployed for dyeing.
(ii) Mercerising charges will be applicable only if the yarn has undergone mercerising treatment in a yarn mercerising machine with caustic soda oj! mini- mum strength of 20 per cent, and above under suitable tension and subsequent scouring, washing, etc.
(ill) No bleaching/mercerising charges will be allowed for bleached/mercerised yarn If such yarn is used either in border or in the body of the cloth which is piece bleached/mercerised after weaving.
(iv) If any other class of dyes other than mentioned above are employed In dyeing the yarn, the prices will be fixed by the Textile Commissioner, on applica- tion.
(v) All shades which require the use of the dye in relation to the weight of the yarn up to 0-45 per cent, will be deemed as 'light', above 0-45 per cent, and up to 1 per cent, as 'medium', above 1 per cent, as 'dark'.
(vi) For trradrelle yarn if, only one end la coloured the price element should be calculated for the weight of the coloured end; if both ends are coloured in dffferent shades, then, only an average of the price elements for the corresponding shades should be taken.
TCER/1/64.) [F. No. 3(11) Tex(A)/64.']
SO 8657—In exercise of the powers conferred on me by clause 20 of the Cotton Textiles (Control) Order,Pl&48, I hereby make the following further amendment in the Textile Commissioner's Notification No. T.C.S.-1/20, dated 22nd, September, 1949, namely:—
In the said Notification, (i) paragraph 3 shall be renumbered as sub-paragraph (1) thereof and after sub-paragraph (1) as so renumbered, the following, sub- paragraph shall be inserted, namely : —
(2) No producer shall produce any cloth the maximum ex-factory price of which has not been specified by the Textile Commissioner under clause 22 of the Cotton Textile (Control) Order 1948, identical in constructional particulars to shirting for which {he ex-factory price has been prescribed under the said Clause 22.
ExplanatUm-The egression "shirting" shall have the same meanto* as is assigned to it In the Textile Commissioner's Notification No. CER/1/64, dated the October 13, 1964.
.SEC. 8(il)] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 973(2) after paragraph 8, the following paragraph shall be inserted namely: —
"8A. Notwithstanding anything contained in paragraph 8, no producer having a spinning plant shall produce any dhoti or saree, which does not conform to the specification laid down in Schedule IIA annexed hereto, that is to say. if the yarn used in the warp is of a count specified hi column 4 of the said Schedule IIA, for a particular- variety of dhoti or saree, the yarn used in the weft shall be of the count specified in the corresponding entry in column 5 and the reeds and picks shall be as specified in columns 6 and 7 against each such entry."
Explanation.—The expression "dhoti" and "saree" shall have the same mean- ing as are assigned to them in the Textile Commissioner's Notification No. CER/164, dated October 13, 1964.
3. After Schedule II, the following Schedule shall be inserted namely: —
SCHEDULE .II A
CONSTRUCTIONAL PARTICULARS OF DHOTIES
CountK"
Group No.
Picks
Rccd
Width (in Cms) —
s. No
Warp Weft
i
2
6
7
3
4
5
COARSE
10
10
71 Cms to 137 Cms
10
10
33
12
33
12
Si
)}
Jl
I I I II II II II & III
Jl
33
SS
IS
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
33
S>
31
ii'& 1 11 in & 11 111 & 11
14 14 14 14 14 14 16 16 18 18
32 32 36 36 40 44 36 40 44 36 40 36 40 10 II 12 13
14 14 14 18 18 18 12 16 14 14
28 32 3* 32 36 40 3> 32 40 32 36 33 3"S
LOWER MEDIUM
in
14
JJ
yy
I)
33
35
j*
Si
JJ
U
36 40 44 36 44
ij
*j
i)
is
is
93
JJ
33
i>
16 J7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
18 18 22 24 24 24 24 19 24 24 24 20 20 24 28
iii & iv IV & III IV
It
3*
33
40 48 48 40 48 52 44 40 36 48 56 36 44 40 44 52 40 44 48 52
J3
it
29 30 31 32 33 34 35
s36
18 18 18 18 IS 18 IS 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 24
IV & III
37
36 32 40 48 3* 40 36 36 44 36 40 44 44 48 40 32 36
28 28 28 28 28 28 24
40
HIGHER MEDIUM
IV
33
)J
ss
33
>s
V
38 39 40 41 42
33 33 J3
24 28- 28 28 28
30 28 32 32 36
44 40 3" 48 4O
52 44 44 52 44
Si
- 4I 2 6 7 3 4 5 V
71 Cms to 137 Cms
JJJJ JJ 53 JJ JJ J3
43 28 36 48 4O 44 28 38 52 44 45 28 38 60 52 46 28 38 44 40 47 28 38 48 40 48 33 )1 30 30 40 36 49 JJ J3 30 30 44 36 5O 33 JJ 30 30 52 44 51 JJ 30 30 60 52 52 Vi 30 36 48 40 53 33 11 30 36 52 44 54 3J 3J 30 38 44 40 55 JJ 33 38 48 40 56 31 33 ao30 38 52 44 57 33 3i 30 38 56 53 58 JJ 11 30 38 56 48 59 V 33 32 32 36 60 JJ iJ 32 32 H48 40 6% J 1 32 32 56 48 62 33 32 36 48 40 63 viJJ JJ 32 33£3<5 66 " 3J 34 34 60 52 33 34 34 52 44 6l68 >•> 3J 34 34 56 48 69 VII 33 42 56 32 70 JJ 3538 38 60 52 FINE 71 VII 33 40 40 56 72 VIIJ 1J 42 50 56 4i48 73 )" 33 44 5° 56 48 74 >l 44 44 60 52
SUPE& FINB
75 VIII & IX J3 40 60 52 48
76 JJ 40 60 "6 52
xi ?3 60 80 64 60
7778 JJ 33 60 80 "4 56
79 U 60 80 60 52
80 3&I JJ 70 90 64
56
81 33 J? 70 90 72 64
82 JI JJ 70 90 72 68
83 5? 33 70 90 68 60
84 {{^{{FOOTNOTE 3)}}}} 33 75 95 80 72
85 33 J) 75 95 68 60
86 33 35 75 95 72 64
87 JJ JJ 80 IOO 72 64
88 33 J3 80 IOO 72 72
89 33 J3 80 80 80 72
90 J* 33 80 1 00 80 72
91 33 jJ 90 1 00 80 72
92 JJ JJ loo 1 00 80 80
93 33 13 1 00 IOO 88 80
94 3> >> 1 00 1 20 88 80
95 33 JJ 1 00 1 20 80
96 11 JJ IOO 1 20 84 BS4
97 J) JJ 1 20 1 20 96
CONSTRUCTION PARTICULARS OF SAREES
Groups
Counts
Width (in Cms)
Serial T^o.
Pick?
Warp Weft
Reed
1
2
5
3
7
COARSE
1
2
14 14 16
3
II II II
Ssa 8(")J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 0 75 -3 3- — I 2 6 5 7 3 4 18 94 t0 137 JJ II and III III and II II tl4 14 36 36 5 18 14 36 32 6 18 14 40 36
LOWER MEDIUM
11
18
III
18
l>
J _[1-j
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7 8 9
Ji
1*
Ji
>>
""
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10 II 12
l>
it
M
19 1.8 18 18 18 18 18
11
11
t>
19 20
1)
M
13 i4 15 16 17 18
20 20
*"
22
IV and III
1-1
22
It
22
>"
19 20 21 22
11
11
it
t)
22 2? 22
19 22 24 24 24 24 24 24 £O 28 24 24 2.8 28 28 28 28
23 24
36 36 36 40 44 48 5* 44 3
32 32 32 36 40 44 44 36 32 3^ 1" 36 ?6 36 4 0. 44 48 36
HIGHER MEDIUM
II
11
V VI
If
It
28 2% 2"
II
VII
it
*1
It
11
V
II
*t
tl
It
M
1)
VI
It
It
If
36 40- 44 58 4 0' 44 36 36- 44 5? -4°- 40- 40
II
tl
27 28 28 .30 30 30 30 3O 30 30 30
11
It
V VI
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 3" 37 .38 39 4°
tl
ft
11
V
Jl
• 1
"*
f 1
11
28 36 3" 38 38 48 30 3° •39 3° 36 38 38 38 32 3< 36 34 34 40 5° 50
44 44 52 .60 44 48 40 44 52 60 48 44 48 52 48 44 48 48 <5o 48 52 52
4i 42 43 44 45 46
VII
VIII
VIII
& 32 32 34 34 AO JA y*4
40 36 4O> 40 52 44 44 48
•SUPERFINE
It
Al X ,XII XII
4849
II
Jl VI
50
11
11
tt
II
11
11
>t
.80 80 90 .90 95 95 95 1,00
)]
II
II
tf
Jl
ft
tl
"
60 60 70 70 75 75 75 80 80 80 90 1 00
1 00 1 00 iqo 1 00
11
t}
1 00
II
"
1 00
II
11
*2O 120 1 20
IV
If
1 00 1 00
I 2O
"1
II
1 20
1 20
<5o 64 64 68 80 68 72 80 68 72 72 72 80 88 72 72 88
52 56 56 60 72 60 64 72 60 64 64 64 80 80 72 64 84 5i 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63
(CER/2/64>
[F. No. 3(ll)Tex(A)/64.t>
97$ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [EAKT II-SEC. 9{ii)lS.O. 3658.—In exercise of the powers conferred on me by clause 22 of the Cotton Textiles (Control) Order, 1948, I hereby make the following further amendment to the Textile Commissioner's Notification No. 80-Tex.l/48(iii) dated -the 2nd August, 1948, namely:—
' *• &" t he said Notification, after paragraph 1, the following paragraph shall be
"IA. Each piece of cloth the ex-factory price of which has been specified under clause 22, shall be stamped with the mill serial number." °n ^ P l a li
(R. DORAISWAMY),
PRINTED IN INDIA BY THE GENERAL MANAGER, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PRESS,
NEW DELHI AND PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGER OF PUBLICATIONS, DELHI, 1 9 0 4.
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- / ^^ a p P^d e& i° t he T e x t i le Commissioner's Notification Jfo. 9(&)Te3c.l/4&, dated June 25, 1949. Explanation II.—When the production of any variety of cloth mentioned In .paragraph LA above, to which a Serial Number is assigned, is discontinued, the sala Serial Number shall not be assigned to and stamped on any other cloth. II. For paragraph 2 the following paragraph shall be substituted, namely — "X Every manufacturer shall with,' effect from October 20, 1964 stamp oh each piece of cloth, other than embroidered cloth— (a) The word "Dhoti", "Saree", "Longcloth" or "Shirting" as the case may be in respect of varieties of cloth for which the maximum ex-factory price has been specified under Clause 22. (b) The name, by which it Is commonly known, in the case of varieties other than the varieties of cloth mentioned in item (a) above; ↩
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