The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 150] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965/KARTIKA 11,1887
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC NOTICE EXPORT TRADE CONTROL New Delhi, the 2nd November 1965
SUBJECT.—Export of Garments and made-up articles made from cotton hand loom fabric commonly known as "Bleeding Madras".
No, 13/ETC(PN)/65.— In modification of Public Notice No. I/ETC(PN)/65, dated the 10th May. 1965, on the above subject it is notified that, with effect from 15th November, 1965, the F.O.B. minimum prices for the export of the following varieties of garments made out of the cotton handloom fabric commonly known as "Bleeding Madras" will be as given below: —
Description of Garment Minimun a prices per doz.
RS.
105
87
I33& r HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-SHC. I) Description of Garment Minimun :i prices per doz. Rs. Ki. 6562
67
86
to
67
70 160
72 58
56
59
127
80 (11) Boy's Shirts/Bush Shirts/Sports Shirts, short sleeve (12) Girl's Shirts/Blauses, short sleeved. (13) Girl's Shirts/Blouses, long sleeved. (14) Men's walk shorts/Bermudas/Knickers. (15) Women's walk shorts/Bermudas/Knickers. (16) Children's walk shorts/knickers. (17) Men's Swimming Trunks. (18) Bath Robes/Dress Gowns. (19) Men's Slip-ons. (20) Boy's Slip-ons. (21) Girl's Slip-ons. (22) Women's Nothing Blouses. (23) Men's/Women's Hooded Parka Jackets. (24) Children's Hooded Jarka Jackets. (25) Scarves/Cummer Bands/Women's Head Bands.
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in tne event or any doubt as to whether a particular garments is covered by the above list or not and also as to the particular category in which it will be deemed to fall, the decision of the Textile Commissioner shall be final. Export of garments made of Bleeding Madras not falling within any of the above men- tioned categories will not be permitted.
2, With effect from 15th November, 1965, exports of 'Bleeding Madias' gar- ments will be permitted only by the registered manufacturer-exporters of gar- ments.
3. Effective from 15th November, 1965, all shipments of Bleeding Madras garments will be permitted by Customs authorities only on production of a valid export licence, which will be issued by the licensing authorities on the recom- mendation of the Textile Commissioner.
4. The above restriction regarding floor prices will not app'y to garments made of cotton handloom fabrics other than Bleeding Madras.
5, All exports of garments of handloom fabrics including Bleeding Madras and patch work fabrics, shall be subject to pre-shipment inspection by the Textile Committee. That Committee may prescribe standards for exports.
P. K. J. MENON, Jt. Sec>.