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The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section I

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 139] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1965/ASVINA 7,1887

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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 29th September 1965

SUBJECT:— Import of Dates [S. No. 21(b)/IV] from Iraq during October 1965—

September 1960 period on annual basis.

No. 85-ITC(PN)/65.—It has been decided to grant licences for import of Dates from Iraq only to the established importers who had imported this item from Iraq by Sailing Vessels/Steamers etc. within the basic years 1956-57 to 196l-62 on annual basis i.e. for October 1965—September 1996 licensing period,2. Established importers who had imported this item from Iraq by sailing vessels/steamers etc. within any one of the basic years mentioned above should submit their applications to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports .and Exports, Bombay/Calcutta/Madras/(CLA), New Delhi/the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Ernakulam (according to the jurisdiction under which they fall) on or before 15th October, 1965, in the usual form and manner, complete In all respects. They should submit the necessary documentary evidence in respect of past imports of the said item from Iraq within the prescribed basic years. All incomplete appli- cations are liable to be rejected and it may not be possible to consider such applica- tions at appeals stage as celling earmarked for Import of dates may not then be available. (1301)

3. The licences to be Issued In terms of this Public Notice will be valid upto the 30th June, 1966 from the date of issue and will also be subject to the condition that not less than 60% of the face value of the licences is to be utilized for import of dates by sailing vessels and the balance of 40 % may be imported by other means viz., Steamers, if the Importers so choose at any time within, the validity period of the licences. The licensees should invariably return the licences to the licensing authority concerned not later than the 30th September, 1966,

4. No further extension in the validity period of the licences will be allowed under any circumstances.

P. SABANAYAGAM

Ghlef Controller of Imports and Rxporta>PTtlNTED IK INDIA BY THE GENERAL MANAGER, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PHESB. NET* DELHI AND PUBLIBHH) BY THE MANAGUA OF PUBLICATIONS, DELHI, 19"&