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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section I

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No.176] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965/AGRAHAYANA 15,1887

Separate paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.

MINI8TRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE New Delhi, the 6th December 1965 SUBJECT. —Export of Handloom fabrics of the variety commonly known as "Bleed- ing Madras".

No. 16-ETC(PN)/65.—Government of India have decided to issue quotas, with- in a limited ceiling to new-comers for export of "Bleeding Madras" fabrics from Monday, the 6th December, 1965.

2, Established exporters of these fabrics will not be eligible for this quota. Only new-comers will be granted quotas under this ceiling New-comers should register their firm contracts with the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports, Madras or the licensing authorities at other ports, with documents showing firm contracts covered by letters of credit. On such registration, the licensing authority will issue the necessary quotas to the new-comers. The issue of quota will be stopped as soon as the quota ceiling is reached.

3. All existing stipulations of floor and ceiling prices, pre-shipment inspection and other regulations for export of 'Bleeding Madras' fabrics will also apply to these new-comers quotas.

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL New Delhi, the 6th December 1965 SUBJECT.—Import of Dates (S. No. 21 (b)/IV) from Iraq—April, 1965—March, 1966. No. 105-ITC(PN)/65.—As a result of the ban imposed on imports from and exports to Pakistan under Government of India, Ministry of Commerce Order No. 1/65 dated the 10th September, 1965, the licences issued for import of fresh (1467 ) I468 T ¹ IE G A ² E T TE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAW I-SKC. 1]

fruits from Pakistan under Protocol No. II to the Indo-Pakistan Trade Agreement dated 1st September 1963 in terms of Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 57- ITC(PN)/65, dated 23rd July, 1965, cannot be utilised. Licences ior import of fresh fruits from Pakistan could not also be issued to some of the importers who were eligible to receive them in terms of the said,Public Notice No, 57-ITC(PNl/65 dated the 23rd July, 1965.

2. It has now been decided to compensate the importers who have not been able to utilise fully the licences granted to them for imports of fresh fruits from Pakistan in terms of Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 57-ITC(PN)/65 dated 23rd July, 1965 or to whom no licences could be issued for import of fresh fruits from Pakistan, by permitting them to import 'Dates' from Iraq for equiva- lent values of their unutilised licences/entitlements for imports of fresh fruits from Pakistan in the manner indicated below: —

(i) By validating the unutilised licences granted for imports of fresh fruits from Pakistan in terms of Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 57-lTC(PN)/65, dated 23rd July, 1965 for import of 'Dates' from Irai.

(ii) By granting licences for import of 'Dates' from Iraq for the values for which they were eligible to receive licences for import of fresh fruits from Pakistan in terms of Ministry of Commerce Public Notice N6. 57-ITC(PN)/65 dated 23rd July, 1965.

3. The licences which will be Issued or validated for imports of Dates from Iraq in terms of this Public Notice will be valid upto the 30th June, 1966 from the date of issue/revalidation and will be subject to the condition that not less than 60% of the value of licences issiied/revalidated shall be utilised for import of 'Dates' by sailing vessels and the balance 40% by other means viz., Steamers, if the importers so choose at any time within the validity period of the licences issued/revalidated. No further extension in the validity period of the licences will be allowed under any circumstances. The licensees should invariably return the licences to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Central Licens- ing Area), New Delhi not later than the 30th September, 1966.

4. The importers to whom the licences for fresh fruits from Pakistan had been granted in terms of the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 57-ITC(PN)/65 dated 23rd July, 1965 are advised to return their unutilised licences, if they so desire, to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Central Licensing Area), New Delhi for validating them for imports of Dates from Iraq, but not later than the 31st December 1965, Importers who were eligible to Deceive licences for import of fresh fruits from Pakistan in terms of the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 57-ITC(PN)/65 dated 23rd July, 1965, will be issued licences for imports of Dates from Iraq for admissible values by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Central Licensing Area), New Delhi.

P, SABANAYAGAM,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

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