The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section I
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 39] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1965/CHAITRA 16, 1887
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 6th April, 1965
SUBJECT .—Import of fresh fruits from Pakistan under the terms of Protocol No. II to the Trade Agreement between the Governments of India and Pakistan dated the 1st September, 1963—April 1965—March 1966.
No. 23-ITC(PN)/G5.—Protocol No. II to the Trade Agreement between the Governments of India and Pakistan signed on the 17th July, 1964 provides for the import of fresh fruits from Pakistan against payment in non-convertible Indian rupees under a special arrangement. All transactions under this arrangement shall be valued either on F.O.R. or C, & F. basis depending on the terms of the contracts.
2,2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-SLC, lj National Bank of Pakistan, Karachi with the State Bunk of India, New Delhi. Licences granted in terms of this Public Notice will be valid for import of fresh fruits from Pakistan upto the 16th July, 1965 only without any grace period.3. Applications for ad-hoc licences for import of frehh fruits from Pakistan in lemw of this Public Notice should be submitted in the usual form and manner to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports (Central Licensing Area), New Delhi as early as possible but not later than the 24th April, 1P05.
ANNEXUKE
Basis of licensing
Validity ol"
licences
Licensing Authority
Description of goods
S. No. & Part of the ITC Sche- dule
Ftcsh fruits
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J.C.C.l. (C.L.A.).
Ad-hoc licences for import of fresh fruits from Pakistan will be issued to :—
(without any grace period).
ii) Established Importers who have imports of fresh truits to their credit from Afghanistan during the five years ended 30-6-1957;
(ii) Established Importers who have imports of fresh fruits to their credit from any of the countries in the 'General Area' including Pakistan but excluding Af- ghanistan, during the period from 1951-52 to 1961-62;
tin) Established Importers wiio have imports of fresh fruits to their credit from any of the countries in the 'General Area' including Pakistan but excluding Afghanistan during the period from 1945-46 to 1950-51 provided these imports had been accepted by the licensing authority for grant of ad-hoc licence, for import of fresh lruits from Pakistan during i960 to 1964.
(ivj Co-operative Societies
dealing in fresh fruits.
P. SABANAYAGAM,
Chief Controller of Imports and Exports,