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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No 58] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966/CHAITRA 9, 1888 (SAKA)

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

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 30th March 1966

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April 1966—March 1967

No. 42-ITC(PN)/66.—The Import policy and procedure for the year April 1966—March 1967 is contained in Sections I, II and III of this Public Notice. In formulating the policy, due consideration has been given to the suggestions received from the members of the Export-Import Advisory Council as well as from the Chambers of Commerce and Trade Associations.

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SOCTION I

The Licensing System

The provisions contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1964 as amended, will be applicable, subject to the provisions contained in the succeeding paragraphs. A new edition of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure will also be issued shortly with suitable modifications and amendments to replace the existing one. The applicants should carefully read the procedures laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure before applying for licences.

2. The order and manner of presentation in the Red Book has been rationalised for easy reference. Section II in this book has been split into four parts:-—

Part 'A' contains the detailed policy for items licensable to actual users ;

Part 'B' embodies the policy for items licensable to established importers ;

Part 'C relates to items the import of which has been canalised through special agencies ; and

Part T>' lists out all the Items which are not licensable either to actual users or to established importers.

3. The import policy for established importers has also been rationalised. The items licensable to established importers have been divided into various groups of commodities and, within each group, most of the items have been made interchangeable. In respect of such items, the import licences issued for any particular item will be valid for import of other interchangeable items also. This has been done with a view to providing maximum flexibility for the utilisation of foreign exchange.

4. Forms of applications.—Specimens of the application forms will be given in the new edition of the Import Trade Control Hand Books of Rules and Procedure 1966 to be published shortly. Appli- cants desirous of making applications for licences before the publi- cation of the new Hand Book can use the existing form of applica- tions.

5. Tcome-tax verification.—Importers whose Income-tax Verifi- cation Registration/Exemption Number expires on the 3lst March, 1966 or who have no valid I.V.C. Registration/Exemption Number for the year April 1966—March 1967 are advised to take steps imme- diately to obtain the required number.

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6. Application fees.—Applicants are required to pay application fees on the value applied for. For the scale of fees and the procedure for payment, the applicant should refer to the Import Trade Control Handbook of Rules and Procedure.

7. Last date for submission of applfcatons.—Unless otherwise stated, the applications for import licences, complete in all respects, should be submitted on or before the dates specified below against each category of importers: —

31st May, 1966.

Established Importer* Actual Users—

(0 Scheduled industries borne on the registers of

Directorate General of Technical Development . 16th May, 1966.

(it) Scheduled industries not borne on the registers of the Directorate General of Technical Development and non-scheduled industrict other than small scale . 16th August, 1966.

(Hi) Small Scale Industries . . . . .. t6th May, 1966.

All others

30th September, 1966

N. B.—In respect of items for which applications on ad hoc basis have been invited, the last dates prescribed for established importers/actual mcrs will be applicable according to the category of the applicant. In cases where parties other than established importers/actual uiers apply, the last date fixed for" others" will be applicable.

8. Last date for submission of applications for machinery/capital goods/heavy electrical plant.—The applications for import of machinery and equipment by actual users will be accepted as and when received. However, an existing unit applying for replacement/ balancing/modernisation equipment should make only one applica- tion in a half year except that the applications⁷ to meet emergent situations like breakdowns or in response to a specific credit may be permitted at any time.

9. Last date for submission of applications for fixation of quotas.— Applications for establishment/refutation erf quotas should be made so as to be received by the licensing authority concerned not later than 16th May, 1966. Applications received thereafter will be entertained up to the 31st August, 1966 subject to the condition that quota certificates granted on the basis of such late applications will not entitle the applicants to claim his quota entitlement for the first half year of the licensing period April 1966—March 1967.

10. Open General Licences.—Open General Licence No. IV pub- lished with the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Order No, 2/61 dated the 28th February, 1961 as amended, which permits the imports of (i) free gifts of books up to the value of Rs. 250 in favour of individuals or institutions; (ii) blue prints and drawings (includ- ing Micro-films which are photographic reductions thereof) relating to Machinery and Plant sites, works and buildings of no commercial value and supplied free of charge; (iii) bonafide technical and trade samples supplied free of charge, not exceeding Rs. 500 in c.i.f. value in one consignment or bonafide advertising matter, supplied free of charge not exceeding Rs. 250 in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vegetable seeds S. No. 36/IV and New Drugs S. No. 87-109/ IV; and (iv) replacement consignment, continues to be m force. This

Open General Licence has been reproduced in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure.

11.1. Annual licensing,—This Red Book contains policy for the year April 1966—March 1967. All applicants whether established impor- ters, actual users or others should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis. The actual users should submit their applications to cover their yearly requirements. In the case of established importers, the quota percentages or quota entitlements for specific items given in the policy statement in Section II pertain to half yearly quota/entitlement. The established importers should, therefore, apply for double of the half-yearly entitlement after allowing the benefits of minimum value and enhancement of value wherever permissible. It should be noted that applications on annual basis should be made only once within the last date prescribed in this book. Only one application for an annual licence will be entertained.

11.2. The minimum value of quota/additional/supplementary licences for annual entitlement granted to established importers wherever admissible, will be as follows unless it is otherwise provid- ed elsewhere in this book :—

Quota percentage for items given Minimum value of quota/additional/

in column 3 in Section II of this supplementary licences. Red Book.

20 per cent or less . . .. Rs. 250

Over ao per cent and upto and in- R t. 375

eluding 40 per cent.

O r er 40 per cent . . .. Rs. 500

11.3, Annual licences issued to established importers for the period April 1966—March 1967 will be subject to the following con- ditions : —

(i) Licences valued up to Rs. 5,000 can be utilised in one lot at any time during the period of validity of the licence. (ii) Licences valued above Rs. 5,000 will be subject to the fol- lowing conditions :— (a) During the first six months of the period of validity of the licence, the licensee shall be entitled to order ship- ment of goods to the extent of 50 per cent only of the value of the licence, and remittance to the extent of 50 per cent only will be allowed to him during the said period. The licensee shall not enter into any irrevocable commitment in respect of any part of the balance of 50 per cent of the value of the licence dur- ing the said period,

(b) The balance 50 per cent of the value of the licence can be utilised only after the first six months of the validity period of the licence, after endorsement by the licens- ing authority and will be subject to such change in value or conditions as may be decided by Government. (c) In the case of items, the import of which is restricted up to a certain percentage of the face value of the licence, it shall not be open to the licensee to import such restricted items by applying the face value restriction

on the full value of the licence while utilising only 50 per cent of the value of the licence in terms of condition (a) above.

11.4. Annual licences will be issued with the initial validity period applicable to six monthly licences and within this initial validity period the first 50 per cent of the value of the licence should be utilis- ed. In the next half year when the annual licence is presented to the licensing authority for endorsement for validation of the second half of the licence subject to such change in value as may be decided upon, the validity period of the licence will be extended by another six months for utilisation of the second half of the licence.

11.5. The conditions applicable to annual licences issued Lo actual users for the period April 1966—March 1967 will be announced later.

12. Basic period.-—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of established importers is from 1st April, 1951 to 31st March, 1952. The basic period has been extended to 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1962-63 and 1964-65 in the case of a large number of items. The lists of items for which the basic period has been extended are given in Appendix 9. In respect of items which were covered by Open General Licences Nos. XLIV and XLV, dated 29th September, 1956 and which have been brought to quota licensing, the basic period will be any finan- cial year from 1952-53 to 1955-56 only provided that: —

(i) in the case of any such items included in lists, E, F, G, H, I, J and K of Appendix 9, the basic period will be from 1952-53 to 1956-57, 1952-53 to 1957-58, 1952-53 to 1958-59, 1952-53 to 1959-60, 1952-53 to 1960-61, 1952-53 to 1962-63 and 1952-53 to 1964-65 respectively;

(ii) in respect of composite Serial Nos./Sub-Nos. consisting of a number of items where certain specific item(s) was/ were included in the said OGLs, the basic period will be from 1952-53 to 1955-56.

13. Grant of actual user licences to Government Departments/ Projects.—The procedure for the grant of A. U. licences to Central and State Government Departments, Development Projects and Central Government controlled Joint Stock Companies will be pub- lished in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Proce- dure, 1966. A. U. licences to this category of applicants will be granted against the specific monetary ceilings allocated by the Gov- ernment of India.

14. Grant of emergency licences for spare parts.—The procedure for the grant of emergency licences for spare parts has been revised and the new procedure is given in Appendix 43.

15. Export promotion.—As a measure of export promotion, ex- porters of certain goods (whether manufacturer-exporters or mer- chant-exporters) are given special import facilities under the Export Promotion Schemes in force. The details of the procedures and policy in this regard are given in Appendix 23.

16. D. G. S. & D/Railway Contracts.—The procedure for dealing with the applications made by firms to cover goods in respect of

which a contract has been placed with them by the D. G. S. & D. and State Railways, has been laid down in Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1964 as amended. A new edition of the Hand Book will be issued shortly. In cases where the stores desired to be imported under the procedure cover a long list of items, the appli- cants should furnish 6 copies of the list of goods showing the value, quantity and ITC classification of each item.

17. Machine Tools.—The licensing policy for the import of machine tools has been set out in Appendix 11. The import licences for machine tools will be issued by the Import and Export Trade Control Authorities and not by the Development Officer (Tools) in the Directorate General of Technical Development.

18. Issue of Import licences in respect of the requirements of Universities, Educational Institutions, Research Organisations, Technical/Technological Institutions, and Hospitals.— (1) The pro- cedure for the submission of applications for import licences by Universities, Educational Institutions, Research Organisations, Technical/Technological Institutions and Hospitals, is laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1964 as amended. A new edition of the Hand Book will be issued shortly. In this connection, attention is also invited to the provisions in para 6 of Appendix 19 of this book.

(2) As stated in para 11.1 on annual licensing, all applications should be made on yearly basis for the year April 1966—March 1967. The applications should reach the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, or the sponsoring authorities concerned, as the case may be, on or before the 30th September, 1966. Applications .received after the last date, are liable to be rejected. It may be added that if the sponsoring authority considers It necessary, it may prescribe a separate last date for submission of the applications to it.

19. Import of machinery items.—Importers of machinery items are advised to satisfy themselves that the machinery sought to be imported satisfy conditions laid down in the Factories Act and Rules framed thereunder or with similar rules in force in the country of origin of the machinery.

20. Import policy for Goa, Daman and Diu.—The provisions con- tained in this book will apply to importers in Goa, Daman and Diu.

21. Grant of licences to wholesale/Central stores.—The scheme for licensing of specific goods to Consumers' Co-operative Societies which was in force up to April 1963—March 1964 licensing period has been withdrawn. During the current period, imports of a few selected consumer goods will be allowed, within a limited ceiling, through wholesale/central stores reorganised by the Department of Co-operation, Government of India, New Delhi for distribution by such wholesale/central stores to consumers' co-operative stores.

IMPORTANT HINTS TO IMPORTERS

1. The application for a licence should be signed by a person duly authorised to sign an application for licence. He should also give his address and the position held by him.

2. The application fee is to be deposited under the Head "Import Licence Application Fees" subordinate to the major head "XXXII Miscellaneous Social and Developmental Import and Export Trade Control Organisation". For ascertaining the amount of fee to be paid, the applicant should refer to the scale of fees given in Schedule III to the Imports Control Order 1955, dated the 7th December 1955 as amended.

3. All Actual Users should make applications for licences through the sponsoring authorities concerned and not direct to the licensing authorities. The system under which Actual Users were required to obtain essentiality certificates from the sponsoring authorities has been changed. The sponsoring authorities will now forward appli- cations to the licensing authorities with their recommendations. The names of sponsoring authorities in respect of different categories of Actual Users are given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure.

4. The licensing authority's file number given in the body of the licence should be quoted in all correspondence pertaining to the licence. This will avoid delay in the disposal of Applications.

5. Counter system has been introduced in the licensing offices. Applications for minor amendments, revalidation, Issue of Letters of Authority, correction in the list of goods, affixing security seal on the licence or the list of goods, will be received at the counter in the licensing office and receipt will be given to the party con- cerned. The receipt will indicate time and date when the party could corns to take delivery of the reply or the licence etc.

6. Where annual licences are issued subject to the condition that upto 50 per cent, can be utilised during the first half of the validity period of the licence, the licensees should ensure that they do not utilise more than 50 per cent, of the value of the licence In the said period.

SECTION •

The Policy Statement

The abbreviation! used for the licensing authorities ttmod for the following luthorl-

tiel 1—

Abbreviation

St"nd" for

C C I. & B. Chief Controller ol Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

J.CCI. & E. - Joint Chief Controller of Imports and hxporn.

D.CCI, 4 R Deputy Chief Controller of Imports ind[Exports.

-C L A. . Central Licensing Area, New Delhi

SECTION II

PART—A

Import policy for items licentable to actual users

Nans: —

1. The period of validity of A,U- licences for raw material*, components and spares will be 12 months unless otherwise provided.

2. In the case of scheduled industries borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development, the licensing authority is the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi (Head- quarters Licensing Division).

3. In the case of scheduled industries not borne on the books <~>f the Directorate General of Technical Development and non- scheduled industries other than small scale, the licensing authority is the regional licensing authority concerned unless otherwise pro- vided,

4. In the case of Small Scale Industries, the licensing authority is the regional licensing authority concerned except in the following cases: —

(a) For textile engineering industry and hosiery industry.

the licensing authority ia the JCCI&E, Bombay.

(b) For cashew industry, the licensing authority is the DCCI&E, Ernakulam.

5. All actual users should submit their applications for licences through the sponsoring authorities concerned. The sponsoring authorities will forward the applications with their recommendations to the licensing authorities concerned.

6. The entry 'A.U.' denotes that all categories of actual users can apply for the item(s) concerned unless otherwise provided.

SECTION II

PART—A

Import policy for items licensable to actual uier"

LlctTuing Policy

DeseriprJon

Put & S. No. of the rrc Schedule

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PART I

r>inittp Molybdate, Molyte and other

I

Moljrbdemum products.

PcxTo-Golumbhim (abo known u

7

Fcrro-niobium).

Ferro-Sdnnnn

8

A.U.

Silico-Spiegel.

13

Ferro-Silicon Zirconium ind Ferro

U

Boran :

(0 Ferro Silicon Zirconium,

(it) Fcrro Boran

Bright M. S. ft Free Cutting quality

16-A

(high sulphur and/or Ledloy) Ban,

Rounds, Rods, Square*, Hewgco,

Octagon"/and Flats and other

jectuus in eluding Steel ShMtings

(Reeled), Bright drawn, turned and

polifhedbon.

(0 A.U. tppUcationi from non-"chc-

dulod industriet inchiding small scale

will be conildered for the import of

BUck Ban which can be converted

imo Bright Ban from indigenous

Manufacturer*. Import of Bright Free

Cutting quality Steel Bars may be

permitted to meet the requirement* of

the actual user upto 6 i /4% of the ftcc

value of licences for Black Bars on the

recommendation of the lponjoring

authority. The minimum sulpbur

content in free cutting quality ateal

should be 0-o8%

(") Application* from scheduled mdue- ries borne on the books of the D.G.T. t 3. wUl be denJi with by C.C.I. & R. I Jew Delhi on the rccomraend"rjoii !> if the D.G.T.D. c

17 (0

Iron "od ttcel Ttlvet, itrsineM and h

nydxWW and pirts thereof.

u U. applkationi for Cast Iron foot

ralvei above u * dia. only will be

considered.

PART 1 -contd

171'u) (a) Boiler tubes In full lengths or cut

to ihape end lire.

(fl A. V. ippjicstioiu from induicrus other than Sugar Milk will be con- sidered for Import of Boiler Tube* •nd ERW (electric Resistance Welded¹ Tube*.

if) A. U. applications from sugar In- dustry for Import of Steel Boiler Tubet will be coasidercd by J.C.C.I., (CLA)- New Delhi on the recommendation the Ministry of Food and Agricul- ture (Dtc. of Sugar and Vanaipad New Delhi) in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

I7(tf") Oil line pipes and tubei . ,

K. U, applications for the import of Oil- line Pipe* "nd Tubes of API sped- ficanons will be considered In consul- tation with the Ministry of Petroleum •nd Chemicals, New Delhi.

17(iO(d) Steel/wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and

tubes (coated or uncoated) excluding

stainjesii "teel tube*.

A. U, applications for the Import ot B.S.S. 1387 Class A; B and C or equi- valent specification pipes for uxe* above 3* and below 1/2' nom. bote will be considered.

i7(tfX") Mechanical tubing (welded) including

mild steel tubei for cycle frames in

lengths cut to six".

A. U. applications for the import of Mechanical tubing (welded) including Mild steel tubes other than ERw (Electrical Resistance Welded) rube* upto 2 1/2' O.D. or (Butt welded) mechanical tubing In sixes between 1/2' "nd 3" (both-sires inclusive) will be considered.

17 (*>X#) Stainless tteel pipes" and tube* .

A.U. applications will be considered from PhtrmBceutical/Chcmical/DJiry pro- ducts and other Industries to mett their ipecialised requirements.

ITiiv) (a) Malleable Iron pipe fittings, n.o.s. '

(b) Wrought iron/iteel pipe fimnK",

A.U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the spotuorinc authority. Licences where granted, wfll not be valid for import of :—

n.o.e.

(c) Cut iron pipe fittings, n.0.1.

(a) Flange* of all sixes. (6) Elbows, Bends, Teei, Sokets 1/3 *

to 3* including Reducer.

(*) Plug*, Nipples, CbecJcmtf in size* (i) Other jteel pipe fittings, tt.0.1.

1' and below each cate.

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1 a

PART I—contd.

39 Iron or steel wire rope" or wire stnr

(itniDded wire).

id (0 A.U. application* for import of wire ropes from essential m en in the SSI sector will be considered by the regional licensing auth- oritiet on the recommendation* of the sponsoring authority.

(it) A-U. application for Import of wire ropes from ettcntial users other than small scale in- dustrial units will be considered by CCI on the recommendation* of the sponsoring authority In con"ultatlon with D.G.T.D.

iS(b) Stainless steel wire neeting

(0 A.U. applications from Tea Garden* for import of this item will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta, on the recommendations of the Chairman, Te" Board.

(M) A.U. appHcatiow from Chemical and Pharmaceutical laboratories/In- dustries for import of this Item will be considered by Regional licensing autho- rities on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

( Hi) A.V. application* from Sugar in- dustry for the import of vacuum filter replacements will be considered by J.CC.I. & B. (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendation of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspatf), New Delhi.

-g6<6) Iron or steel stapling wife, including

copper coated stapling wire galvanised or bkck (excluding machine lamplet).

A>U. applications for import of Copper coated stapling wire only will be con- •idered having regard to the applicant¹* past production of copper coated staples.

36 (d) Wire Meab

(0 A.U. applications for steel wire mesh and gtainleBS steel wire mesh required for manufacture of standard testing instruments and those of finer than 100 mesh not otherwise specified will be considered

(it) A.U. applications for the import of Ferrous and non-i'erou* wire metli finer than 100 mesh will al"o b* con- •idered on the recommendation of the •pontoring authority.

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PART I—aaua.

Ctrl') A.U. application* from manufac

turen of itandard sieve* foT the import

of wire doth/sieve cloth square or

circular In shape not exceeding 13'

In iize will be considered on the re-

commendation of the tponsoring-

•uthority.

3K

(0 Wrought Iron or Steel atud link"

chain* for anchoring.

A.U. applications for import of special

thips chains like steering chains vdll be

considered by the J.C.C.I., Bombay in

consultation with the D,G. Shipping.

(if) Wrought iron or steel long link •

chaini used for keeping Derrick

in position. j

l8(") Iron or Steel-castings (unmachined)

A.U. applicadons for the Import of

B.B. Shell CaBtinga unmachined will

be considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority.

4i(0 C"ppcr, wrought In tha following

formi, viM., itrip, tape foil, nighty

polished sheets specially prrpared

for making procew blocki, litho-

graphic *heet and copper per-

forated sheet.

(0 A. U. applications from printing

house* for import of highly polished

copper sheets suitable for making

process blocks will be considered on

tbe basis of past consumption of the

applicant es recommended by the

sponsoring authority. The appli-

cations from new units will also be

considered to meet upto 75% of

their certified requirements.

(it) A.U. applications from Sugar Industry

for import of Copper perforated sheets

will be considered by the JCCI & E

(CLA), New Delhi on the recommen-

dations of the Ministry of Food and

Agriculture (Birectorace of Sugar and

Vanaspati).

4l(ft) Opper wrought in the foHowiag

Ibnns, •*"., roda, section*, pipes,

tubes, platM and thoet* ; includ-

ing thote out to shape and size.

(i) A. V, applications from the textile

machinery manufacturers for import

of copper sheets wider than 4 ft. will

be considered by the J.C.CI. & E.,

Bombay on the recommendation of

Textile Commlsaloncr3 Bombay.

(I'O (a) A.U. applications from SSI

units for the import of Copper pipes

and tubes will be considered on the

recommendation of the sponsoring

authority if the supplies are not

available frwn stocks imported by the-

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PART I—comd.

(b) A. U. applications from S.S.I,

units for import of copper semia

such at copper rods and sections

will be considered upto 50% of

certified requirements on the re-

commendation of the sponsoring

authority.

(e) A.U. application* for import of

copper tubes, pipei and lemis under

(a) and (b) above will not be con-

sidered in cases where the end us"

of the goods mami&cnired by the

SSI units is non-essential or of com-

paratively low priority, such •" bottle

sprayers, hand pump* including bi-

cycle pumps and other bicycle com-

ponents, door handle!, key chains,

ball chains, snake chains, brackets,

aldrops, rowel rods, p"rts for knap-

sacks, tube light holdert, metric

weights, presses, cables and wires,

brats bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks,

curtain rings, brass carvings and

bracelets, curtain rods, furniture

fitting), sanitary fittings, builder's

hardware, Umbrella Rib* and handles,

etc.

44 (") ("") Lithographic Zinc Sheets/

Plates for offset printing

' Applications from the Priming induttry

for import of Lithographic Zinc

Sheets/plates will be considered

for offset printing on the

recommendation of the sponsoring

authority

46{a) Brass, Bronze and similar alloys,

unwrought and in the form of

ingot and scrap whether ingot-

ted or otherwise "nd the follo-

wing manufactures, vix., per-

forated sheets-

(0 A. U. applications from Sugar Industry

for import of Brass perforated sheet*

will be considered by the JCCI & B,

(GLA), New Delhi on the recommenda-

tions of the Ministry of Food and

Agriculture (Directorate of Su^ar and

Vtna"patf).

(I'O A. U. applications for Import of Bras*

perforated sheet! will also be considered

from the manufacturers of sugar ma-

chinery screens on the recommendations

of the sponsoring authority.

( "*Y) A. U. applications for import of scrap of brass, bronze, or similar alloy* will be considered on the reconunenaatioMs of the sponsoring authorities only if (a) the scrap to be Imported is of graded quality supplied with certificate of percentage chemical analysis, and ( i) the price U cheaper than that of virgin metals, caiMtrmting the comporition Wmimi'd inlivid"jai7.

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PART /—contd.

(1) A. U. applications for impon of Brass pipes and tubes of 1/4* and smaller dia. will be considered on the recom- mendations of the sponsoring authority if the supplies arc not available from stocks imported by S.T.C.

46 (c) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, wrought including the following vi*., wire, rod, section iheet, pipe and tube and the following manufacturers, vis., rods and tube* cut to shape and size but excluding chemicals or limita- tion gold. 1

" A. U. applications for impon of Phos- phor bron" strips and wires will be considered on the recommendations of the sponsoring authority.

1

(3) A. U. applications for import of Bronze rolled rodsj Bronze wire and Monel metal wire for essential end uses will be considered on the recommendations of the sponsoring authority.

[4) A. U. applications from Sugar Industry 1

for impon of Brass tubes will be considered by the JCCI & B (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendations of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati). Arrangements will be made to meet the requirements from canalised imports.

(1) Imports of Nickel will be arranged under Colombo Flan for supply to Actual Users.

48 Nickel including nickel icrap in all forms excluding manufactures thereof but including nickel pellets and nickel anodes.

(it) Import of cast and rolled nickel

Anodes will not be permitted.

I A. U.

51 Tungsten metal in all forms includiru alloys, all manufacture* semis ana products thereof.

,52 Molybdenum metal in all forms in- cluding alloys, til manufacture*, semii and products thereof.

A.U.

PART II

3 Raw maoila hemp (fibre)

4 Raw hemp esdudiDg

(fibre).

5 Raw sisal fibre . . ..

> 1 A.U. application* will be considered 1 by J.C-C.I. & E., Calcutta on the }• recommendation of the sponsoring 1 authority.

6 Aloe fibre

7 SiiaJ yurm

J

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'PART //-contd.

7-A Asbestos manufactures, Q.O.I. ,

7-B Packing engines arid boilers all sorts,

not otherwite ipecified.

(0 A.U. application! from Automobile and other industries for |>)intiog sheets falling under 7 (c)/II will be considered by the licensing authority concerned on the recommendation* of the sponsoring authority. 7-C Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic pac-

kings for all machinery.

8 Readymade boiler packing

(11*) Applications from Steamihip Companies to meet their specialised requirement¹!, will be considered by J.CC.I, & E.j Bombay on the recommendations of the D.G. Shipping,

•9(a) &(fr) Machined Steel balls above

9/16- dia.

L A.U.

9(c) Steel balls of sizes 9/16' dia. and

below.

,u German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi-manufactures and tzrzpi thereof.

A.U. applications will be considered for the import of German Silver/ Nickd Silver Scrap from manu- facturers of Utensils, Non-fewonj metal iheets and circle*, Brass, Copper and zinc alloys and otljer end product* on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

:'Z Aluminium circle^ sheets, strip9> and other manufaeturei not otherwise specified.

(")A.U. applications from Scheduled Industries will be considered on the recommendation* of the Director*te Genenl of Technical Development for import of :—

a) Aluminium wire rods having • purity of 99 •$% or more fo" the manufacture of A.GS.R. all Aluminium Conductoft "nd covered Aluminium Con- ductors,

(k} Aluminium electrode*.

(n) The requirements of Small Scale Industrie* for Aluminium wire rodi wtll vbe met from Lsnalijed imports,

(iti) A U. applicurions from non- scheduled /small scale industrie* fol the import of Aluminium Electrodes will be considered on the recommen- dation! *f the sponsoring autho- rity.

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PABT II— contd.

(Ju) A.U. applications from cbt.-inicst

Industry for imports of 34 gauge

Aluminjum Strips required for

maWng Antibiouc via) leaf, will

be considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority.

(t) A.U, applications from bangle

manufacturer* in the iraall sotJc

sector for import of finer varieties

of Aluminium Foils rur. (1) both

sides gold coloured, (iV) one lide

blue, other side white, (iti) one side

green, other Bide wtrte, and (iv)

one tide red, other side white, wilJ

be considered to meet upto aj%

of their requirement* subject to "

maximum of Ri. 300/- in etch cate

on the recommendation of the spon-

soring authority.

AhiHiiniuro in any crude form, includ-

ing ingots, ban, block! slabi, billets,

shots and pellets.

(0 Foi the unit* in the non-schrduied

sector/SSI Units, arrangement will1

be made to meet their requirement 1

from canalised imports.

(u) Allocations in favour of Scheduled

Industries will alto be made for

import of Aluminium under the

Colombo Plan.

(ti'O The requirements of small tcale

units in respect of electrolytic alu-

minium wire rods will be met from

stocks imported by the S.T.C.

A-U. applications will be considered only

for import of sintered parts other than

oilite bushes on the recommendation of

the gponsormg authority.

10 {b) Sintered Bronze, Belf lubricating Bushes

and bearings (popularlv known as

oilitc Bushes), and other sintered

metil parts/components.

17 ("X0 Cadmium, cobalt, manganese,

(0 Applications for Import of platinum

from essential users like manu-

facturers of instruments, Platinum

Laboratory ware, thermocouples,

resistance material and heating

elements will be considered on the

recommendation of the sponsoring

authority if supplies are aot available

from the stocks imported by the

S.T.C.

magnesium, bismuth, chro-

mium, vanadium and other

virgin non-ferrous metals not

otherwise specified and manu-

factures thereof including Nickel

manufactures and also includ-

ing monel metal manufacture*,

Dental silver alloy in i and 5 ox.

Packing, aluminium leadwingcd,

(lazing bait and magneiium

powder, but excluding non-

ferrous semi-manufactures and

alloys ""d also excluding Elcc-

trodudes, rod, foil, wire and

ttrip" for gai welding and bna-

1*C ""de of alloyi not MneTwiBC

•yecified.

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PART II—*mtd.

fit1) A.U. applications fur zircon for

use in ceramic industry and Rutjle

for me in ceramic and electric

welding industry will be considered

in consultation with Directorate

General of Technical Development.

Tbeir import will be allowed only

with the prior approval of the De-

partment of Atomic Energy, Bombay

in etch cast.

(iti) A.U. applications from Aluminium

and Alloy casting industry for

import of Magnesium will be consi-

dered on the recommendation of

the tponsoring authority.

(iv) A. U. applications for import of

cadmium Anode* will be considered

on the recommendation of the

sponsoring authority.

(v) A.U. application* fiom S.S.I.

units for import of other metal

falling under this "ub-seria] number

will be considered on the recommen-

dation of the sponsoring authority. The

import of Bismuth metal will not, how-

ever, be permitted to the manufacturer!

of drugs and pharmaccuticaU. Import

of Leadwinged Aluminium glazed ban

will not be allowed.

I7(a)(i") Welding, electrodes made of al-

A.U. applications for import of the under

mentioned items will be considered on

the recommendation of the sponsoring

authority 1—

loys not otherwise specified and

rod, foil, wire and strip for gas

welding and brazing made of

alloys not otherwise specified.

(0 Weld 'H' Colomoney wire,

(rf) Nickel Wire.

{Hi) Fuseboad Nickel Electrodes.

t7(b) Non-ferrous semi-mtnnfacnire*

and alloy*.

A.U. application* will be considered

for import of non-ferrou* seiii-

manufacturet in consularioa with

the Directorate General of Technical

Development.

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PART 11—contd.

r7(c)t Aluminium alloy Items ''other than

(0 A.U. application* for import of

Aluminium and Aluminium alloy

Pipe* of si"i above 6' O.D. will

be considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority.

uied In aircraft construction) con-

taining not more than 99% of

aluminium in the form of pla'Ca,

sheets, circles, strips, rods, bair,

tubes, lecoorw, wires and rivets.

(w) A.U. application* trom S.S.I,

units for import of Aluminium crimped

flat wire required for metallic coar'ng

to all typeg of articles, will be considered

on the recommendations of ihe sponsor-

A.U. applications from Electrical In-

dustry will be con' idercd for import

of bimetal strips on ihe rrcommendition

•if the sponjnrfng authority.

i?(e) All sorts of m-tals and alloys other

than Iron and Steel and man'ifac-

ture* thereof, not otherwise i,ieCi-

fled excluding chose mentioned in

Part I, IV, V and VI of the "che-

dulc—-Others.

19 (1) Ball Bearings—

(0 Ball bearings of 1' in bore (internal) 1

diameter and below as specified la (1

Appendix 14 (1), (a), 14 (1) Q>) and 14

(i)(c).

;Q A.U.

11) Licences will be issued sub-

ject to both quantity and

value aj limiting factors.

The quantity will be deter-

mined by converting the

value of the licence it

Rs. 1-43 per bearing.

10) Licence* will also be issued

subject to the condition that

licence holders Inform the li-

censing authority about the

progreis of importi.

Same remarks as against S. No,

I9(I)(O above.

(") Ball bearings of i' in bore (internal)

diameter and below other than those

specified in Appendix I4(lX")>

i4(iXb) and i4(i)(c).

(0 A.U.

(Hi) Ball bearings above 1* in bore (inter-

nal) diameter and upto and Including

2' in bore (internal) diameter an speci-

fied in Appendix 14(2) (")> M(2)(b)

and i4(J)(c).

(if) Licences will be Issued subject

to both quantity and value as

limiting factors. The quanti-

ty will be determined ky

converting the value of the

licence at Rs. 3-15 per bear-

ing.

(i) Licence will alio be issued

subject to the condition that

licence holders inform the

Licensing authority about the

progress of importi.

Same remarks at against S. No,

i9dX"0 above.

(fa) Ball bearings above 1' "nd upto and

including 2' in bore (internal) diameter

other thin those specified In Appendix

14(2) (a), 14 (2) (b) "nd 14 fc)(c).

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PART ff— contd.

(0) Ball bearings above 2' in bore (inter-

(0 A.U.

nal) diameter upto and including 3' as

specified in Appendix 14 (3X") "nd

i4(3Xb)

(11) Licences will be iwued "ub-

ject to both quantity and1

value is limiting factors. The

quantity will be determined

by converting the value of

the licence at R". 5-0 per

bearing.

(ftQ Licence! will aho be issued'

"ubject to the conditions that

licence holder* inform tne-

licensing authority about the-

progres* of imports.

Same remarks as against S.No,

(ui) Ball bearings above 2' in bore (internal)

i90Xo) above.

diameter upto and including 3' other

than those specified in Appendix 14

(3)(") and i4(3)(b).

A. U.

(mi) Ball bearings above 3* in bore (inter-

nal) diameter specified in Appendix

I4(4)(a) and I4(4X"-

A. U.

(win) Ball bearing* over 3* in bore (internal)

diameter other than thote specified in

Appendix 14(4X0) and I4(4X&)>

A. U.

(uc) Component parts of ball bearings not

otherwise specified and not shown

under Appendix 14.

19 (a)(0 Roller bearings.

(a) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified

in Appendix I4(5)(a) and 14(5X6)- (

(t) A.U.

it) Roller bearing imported

without pedestals or housing

can be imported tgainst thi"

serial number.

(fit) Roller Assembly U also classi-

fied under S. No. 19 (2) (0/

II and its import will also

be allowed against licences

granted for component parts

of Roller bearings falling

under S. No. I9<2)(n)/IL

Same as remarks against S. No. t9>

(6) Cylindrical roller bearings not specified

in Appendix 14 (5) (a) and 14 (5Xb).

(2X0(o)/n.

W.S.—The following basis will be

adopted in considering A.U. application*

for Ball, Roller and Taper Roller

Bearings The lame baJs will be

followed for considering A.U. ap-

plications for components of specified

Ball, Roller and Taper Roller Bear-

ing! :—

(0 Ball bearings of one inch bore (internal)

diameter and below detailed in Ap-

pendix 14(1X0) of this book will not

be allowed.

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fART II—*mtd.

No. 19—tontd.

(n) Ball bearing* of one Inch bore

(internal) diameter ind below de-

tailed in Appendix l4(lXt>) of thit

book may be allowed upto 25% of

the certified requirements.

(ttf) Ball bearing* of t' bore internal

diameter and below detailed in Ap-

pendix i ^ t X c) of this Book maj

be allowed upto 50% of the certified

requirement!.

(tc) Ball bearing! above 1" in bore In-

ternal diameter and upto and in-

cluding 2' bore internal diameter

detailed in Appendix 14 (aXa) of

this Book will not be allowed.

(fl) Ball bearing! above t' in bore

internal diameter and upto and

Including 2* bore Internal dia-

meter detailed in Appendix 14

(aX*) of thi" Book may be allowed

upto 25% of the certified re-

quirements.

(c<)Ball beoringi above t* in bore

internal diameter and upto and

including 2' bore internal dia-

meter detailed In Appendix 14

(2XO of this Book may be allowed

upto 50% of the certified require-

ments.

(uii} Ball bearings above 2' bore

internal diameter and upto

and including 3' bore internal

diameter detailed in Appendix

14 C3X") of this Book may be

allowed upto 25% of the certified

requirementa.

'cm) Ball bearings above 1' bore

Internal diameter and upto and

including -j* bore internal dia-

meter detailed in Appendix 14

(3) (*) of this Book may be

aUowrd upto 50% of the certified

requirementj.

(ix) Ball bearing* abovt 3' In bore

internal diameter a* detailed in

Appendix 14 (4Xa) of thi* Book

may be allowed upto 25% ol

the certified requirement*.

(x) Ball bearings above 3' bore

internal diametei detailed in

Appendix 14 (4X*) of thii Book

may be allowed upto 50% of the

certified n-quiremecu

(*i) Ball bearing* of noa- rettricled

(izes may be allowed upto full

certified requirement).

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PART II—contd.

(xti) Cylindrical Roller bearing* of

re"trictcd types specified in Appendix

i4(5Xa) °f t n is ^ooi. may be allowed

upto 25% of the certified requiremtntj,

•nd those shown in Appendix i4(5Xb,)

may be allowed upto 50% of the certi-

fied requirement*,

U

dii) Cylindrical Roller boring* tl

non-restricteil "ije* m"y b*

allowed upto full oertifled re-

quirements.

( *w) Taper Roller be"ring" of W"rict- ed size* specified In Appendix I4<*XM) of this book may be allowed upw 25% of the certified requirementi nod those under App. i4/6Xb) ta*'r *** •Bowed upto 50% of tho eactifled rcquixernents.

[ ") Taper Roller bearing*

restricted gizei may be allowed opt*

full certified rcquircmena.

ao (1) Metal-working tools :

(") Tools and cutters tipped with either

Tungsten Carbide or stellito goHd

or Ceramic or other oxide tips

(including inserted types) and spate

tips and bitB thereof excluding toolsj

dps and bits made out of steel which

fall underS. No. 20 (i)(6)/II or

S. No. 2C

(0 A.U. applications will bo couidertd

for import of the item* other than

those specified in Appendix 15. N"

A-U. licences will be granted for

items mentioned in • Appendix 15.

•0 (xXfr) Milling cutters, Gear cutter*, End

Mills, Slitting Sawa, tap;*, die" and

other thread forming toolk.

10 (iK") Metal working saws (including POWCT

operated hacksaw blades) wire draw-

ing dies and other metal working

tools (machine worked) not specified

cuewberc,

ao(aX*Xl) Circular1 aaws, inclusive of inserted

blmde type*.'

(H) Wood working band saws.

(") A.U. applications from SSI nniti tot

import of Slitting & Slotting S*wt of

thicknew below 1/8* will be considered

upto 15% of their certified i"quir*-

menrs on the recommendation 01 the

sponjoring auihor'ty.

10(2X0) Machine worked cutter* including al

machine worked wood working tool*

not elsewhere specified.

ao(3X")d) Filei and Raspt.

(""*) A.U. applications from SSI units for import of Adjustable type Hand Re"- mm wiil be considered upto so% of their certified requirement*- >o(3)C"Xiin Glflsi cutting or writing diwnond

tools.

JO(4X") Adjustable hand reameri, or expand-

ing reamerc.

>o(4)(b) Twist drill* and reamers lei* than

3/64' din,

ao(4Xc) Carbide tipped drills ond reamer*

9 G of I Ex—3.

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PART [I—contd.

31 The following precision and mean-

taring tools :

(0 A.U. application! from Textile MiU" for *pfcial types of ginge* lived ID Textile Mill* will be considered by JCCI&K, Bombay in corwcltmtioc wkh the T a u Je CommUiionet, Bombay, Licences gr"ntcd for gauges will also be valid fdr import oi card gauges.

{if) A.U. application* from Knjineerln* A Tcxule IndujTiiea for import of precWon "nd measuring tool* other thin those of banned type, will be conjidcrcd on ihe recommendation of the (ponioring authority. A.U. ip- plic"cion" from Engineering Industrie* In the non-"che

{Hi) No. A.U. licence will tw grtMeC for the import of the following ptea* nion and measuring tools ;—

i. Tool muter:** surface plate Dqii"<"e", iteel equtre (other than adjnirthle) and dia makers nteel square*.

•l. Surface Gauges including uiiivoroi 1

surface gauges.

i. Steel plain plug gauge*.

4. Gap Gauges.

j. Straight Edges,

(i) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gau- ges, Vernier Depth Gaugw, Micrometer Depth Gauges, Rule Depth Gmiges, Planer and Shapcr Gouges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch GauKt-s FilJet and Radius Gaugf,-,jFreler Gauges, Thick- ness Gauge sticks, Twist Drill and Martiirie Screws Tap Gau- ges, CalUpir and Wire Gauges, Drill arid Wire G:mges, Job- bers DnJl Gauges, Drill Point and depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indicators, Lathe Teal Indicators Straight Edges, Indicators attachments, Vernier Callipers, Umvem* Bevel 1'ixitracwrs, Protractors, Com- bination Sets, Styinieiih Steel Draftsman's Protector*, Gear Tooth Verniers,. Speed Indica- tors, Hardened and Tuotb Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened Ground Siecl Pira- llc'i Die Mokers Squares, Hardened Steel Siniarcsj Uni- versal Bevels, Conjbinfltk'U Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gau- ges strips and also such other mealing tools and instruments usod in the engineering work- shop and industry for measur- ing oi gauging or checking or Comparing physical dimensions. 6. Sine Ban.

7. Parallel Blocks including barderxti

and ground parallels.

8. Surface plate 2 x3 ft- or unalha.

9. Angle Plate*.

10. Cast iron cube*.

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PART II—contd.

II. Metallic and non-mettllic mearur-

ing tapes in all tiic* excluding (I)

steel tapes, and (ii), tailors sad dresi

makers tapes in 60* length marked

in foot yard system and Jar metric

system and in 2 metric length in

metric system only or marked iu foot

yard •yaiem as well OJ metric *y"iem.

13. Draftsman's Protractor*.

13. Magnetic bnses complete without

dla1 Indicator.

14, Outside MicromctTS :—

C — 1' ; 1'—a*, a'—3*

3*—A' i und coircBpondinj metre

stici vi*. o-a^ m/m ; 35 m/m, jo

m/m; 30 m/m —7$ m/m and 73

m/m—100 m/m.

(fe) The Controaer of Weight* ind Me-

tsurej of the State coDCcrncd or t ie

Directorate of Weight* and M M-

"ure" in the Ministry of Commerce,

Government of Indi*, New Delhi

should be consulted regarding con-

formity to specifications of the weigh-

ing End measuring ingtrumenlB inten-

ded to be imported.

14 (c) Nib olittintf wheels

A.U. applications for import of N ib

slitting wheelu of the under-mentioned

cizes will be considered from maiw-

fscturer of Fountain Pcm on the

recommendation of the spoworing " J-

thority :—

Dkmetcr . 4* to 6'

Tbickneas . 0 004* to 0 • 007*

Hole . 3/4'.

aj^di Emery groin, Emery powder, Abrat

"nd Carboiaiiddm Grain and powc

Ive CO A.U. applications from tnarra-

lei. facturer* of gynthetig gems and

graphite crucibles for the import

of carborundum powder wfU be

considered on the recommenda-

tion of the tpongoiing "uthoritr.

(it) A.U. tppllctdon* for import of

carborundum Cnlicon cwbldcj pow-

der upto and including N o. 300

mesh onlj will be con"ldeied on

the recommeadation* of the rpon-

•oring "mhoriry. No A.U. l t o i-

ccfl will, however, be k*WT lot

import of Carborundum (Si) cod

carbide ) powder of any fnde 0*

mesh iiie abore No. 300 me*h

(i.i., finer than 300 meth).

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3

PART II—contd.

(w) No A.U. licence* will al*o be

granted for import of Optical

abnuive*, emery, corundum Gar-

net, lectro-corondtim o" any othet

kind of lynthetic abratire grain*

and powder of any grmde o# mesh

die.

26 J(lJ Graphite crucibles for pit furnace*

T (i) A- U. application* for import of Gra-

phite crucibles for size* over

No. 100 will ijbe considered on the

recommendation of the sponsoring

authority.

aS (j$ Graphite Crucibles including coven,

muffle rings and "und for tilting

furnaces.

26 (3) Silicon Carbido Crucibles for pit firod

furnaces.

36JG4)J Silicon Carbide Crucible* fc* tilting

furnaces.

•(it) A.U. application* from S.S.L units

will also be considered for import

of graphite crucible* foT liw* upto

No. 100 where the indigenous graphite

crucibles are not suitable for a

particular end-use. The applica-

tions will bo considered in consulta-

tion with the DC (SSI), New

Delhi

(#1) A.U. application* for Import of

crucibles other than Graphite crucible*

of all "ije" will be contidered on the

recommendation of the tponsoring

authority.

as (4) V. Belts, V. Belt* endleBs made of

loathor or rubber.

(0 A.U. applications -wW bo JUPS. icrf-d

for import of V. bel'i, B.C.Ii S^-

(a! AppinMiom tt\t i'jap,y:i ..' \ T.-iti. h i r . ' iw tticir '' . i/rr-j- b e n y ^n 2 9' *r^t ?><;* u ud oof"tfl|.".ii.'"i- i ng ro A.fi. a mi C. '-'fti '.:•*!•'• .".'•"" Belts will not be cons2'Jerc

(6) For V. Hc]ru- ..letaibJ in " ^ x i j ^ ii

48 to rhis book, import uwy be

allowed to m f,

certified rfna'.rciiicrt:*.

(c) V. Bilfs of sizte tiot i;ovi.""* by

(a) and (A) above may be allowed

upto full certified rt-quirtmewi.

("i) A.U. application* from cotton mill*

for import of Dlxel Ropes, Dflw^oDK

Ropes and Tex Ropes will be con-

sidered by JCCI&E, Bombay, in con-

lultation with the Textile CotnmU-

sioner, Bombay.

(itf) A.U. applications from Jute Mill*

and Tea Gardens for impon of Dixel

Ropes and Dawtons Rope* will be

considered by JCCI&E, Calcutta

on the recommendation of the spon-

soring authorities concerned.

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PART ri—a>ntd.

(ki) Licences for this sub-serial number will not be vnlid for import of V Lint Belting.

. (f) A.U.

*$ (8) Rubber covered conveyor belting

(it) Plastic covered conveyor belting will also be allowed import against licences for rubber covered conveyor belting.

(W) Licences Issued will be valid for the import of rubber covered convenor belting having rubber covering all round end The thickncit Of the coverics being not less than 1/31 inches and generally conforming 10 British iiWndard Specincarions No. 490-1950 or any One of the equivalent standard.

Steel cemveyot Belts

A.U. aupiicailorts from manufacturer § of safe;y njor hludea for r.nport of th^ )i:tn will be considered on the rteonimendauoni of the sponsoring tuthon'ty.

31 (<) Out board motors

(fj A.U. np;iMcatiaiM for import of thU iiern for meeting the roquirc- miTnta of Dock?, Marine Depart- ments and Port Trusts will be con- sidered by the licensing authoritiei at the pom. The applications ihould he made direct to the licensing autbodty.

("") A.U. appH"t:oris from Fishermen'* Co-operaiive .Socitties for Import of thjf ttom will be considerort on the recommendation of thr Bponnoring authoriri'.

33 (b) A.C 3 Phwe, Squirrrl c"ge motors

npto 30 H.P. etc

(C) Applications from pump manufno rurcrR nniuiring vertical spindle hollow shaft motors of ratings not pro- duoed in tije country will be co*"- "t(crcd in consultation with the DirectoTPte General of Technical Development by the C.C.I., New Delhi.

(if) A.U. applications from colUeriea for flame-proof motors conforming to B.5.S. 741 of 1937 or ita cquf. vale.nt wilf be considered by the JCCI, Calcuttft. ApplicatJonj giving full Justification for the import should be mnde through the spomorfng authonty, i.t., Coal Controller, Cal- cutta before 30-6-66.

I

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3

PART //—contd.

(tit) A.U. applications from actual usen other than collieries will also be considered only for import of flame- proof motors conforming to B.S.S. 741 of 1937 or itt equivalent by the Regional Licensing Authorities if the supplies arc not available from stocks imported by S.T.C. Full Justification for import should be given and applications should be made through the "ipomoring authorftici before 30-6-66.

(tf) Prohibited type* of moion gpc"iied in sub-item* (b) and (c) of this S. No will be allowed clearance with machinery tnd equipment provided the motor ihtf t is directly coupled to the driving mech- anism and these can be regarded at integral, as hitherto or have been built-in built-on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.

J"(dj Wkwfi'oT theTtypes mcnroncd In (b)

"bgrve but from 31 H.P, to 50 H.F

A.U. aj.'f.'i'ca'ioDs from nctuaJ uteri wi'l be considered <*n'y l"r imoort of flame proof motor* confornur'R to B.^.S. 741 of 1037 01 its eq'iivalmt b\ th.: Regional Licensing Authnr:ncs. Apnli's'ions fnun f'oal Milling Triffu..:iy will, T-owevcf br co'iiicered by JCCI&-F.., Calcutia. Full juav'fifArion for impori shouV be ^ivcT Applic^ciorii v."Ul be consi- dered only if the supplies a:c not r.v3i(ablf from itocks imponcd by thr S.T.C. Applic&Horis thoald icjrh the sponsoring authority con- cerned before 30 6-W.

31 (d) Otlvir types of motors .

(0 A.U. applicu'ions from Actual Uiers will be con. idored only for inipnrt of Firne-procf miitoit ctinfornurg tn H..S.S. 741 of 1937 or iu equi>"Icm hy the Regional Litens;ng Auihrririei. Ar'i'litn'.ioris from Coal Minii'A' To- du^riv will, however, be considered M JCCI&F, Calcutr*. FuD JU-UK liciM'iu far imporL tlior.Id !_>•: g'v.a. Applications will be con^idcrrd only if t^ e "nppIiM are not avitabl.- from siocki imponvd by the S T.C. Ap- plicarions nhoulii reach th; sporn-T:cg nucho-ity rjneerued bcfure 30-6-bd.

(11) A.U. applications from the 1 eitile Industry for import of varlub'e si^eed mo'ors and other nun-flame pioof motors which s i; not availsblc locelly jnd arc required in the epeci- alioJ types of tcxtUc lnachincs will be coKiJcred by the ]CCI, Bumbay

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S. No. 33 (d)—contJ.

                                                   on  the     recommendation*  of       tho
                                                   Tcit'ltt  Commiasionrr  and      m  con-
                                                   sultation  with  the  Directorate General
                                                    of  Technical  Development.
32  (4) P a r ts of M o t o rs . ..             (1)  A.U.  applications  from  manufacturer*
                                                    of  fractional  Horse  Power  motors  fc"
                                                    the  impoiL  of  condensera  and  centri-
                                                    fugal  E witches will   be    considered
                                                    on  the    recommendBtiona  of       tbe
                                                   iponsoring  "uthoriiy.
                                                (ii)  Licence*    will not  be    rtUd    for
                                                    import    of   tp*re*j  ipecifled   eke-
                                                    where,    te.,    Ball   bearing!,   etc.
                                                    and   items  detailed  i"   U it HI   of
                                                    Appendix  26.
                                               (Hi)  Licences   will    be    Mined     "Mb-
                                                    ject  to  the   condition   that   the"e
                                                    will  not   be    yalid    for    ta&port
                                                    of motors  in CKD  condition.
31  Cf) E l e t i r iu G e n e mr  vi           (0  A.U.  ftpplicaTinns  from electrical  and
                                                    m-jjor ind'jsiri;tl  undertakings     for
                                                   Jjnpcirt  of  thc\c items  will  be  con-
                                                    sidered  in   consultation    with    the
                                                    Central  Water  &  Power  Commission.
                                                    Full  justiflaition fur import    should
                                                    be  [tiven. The    npplieations   thould
                                                    be  made  by  1^-6-66.      The    appli-
                                                    cations  wil'  fie  considered  only    if
                                                    the  auppliei  ^rc  not  available  from
                                                    rupee  sources..
                                               (if)  Licences      issued    under       this
                                                    S.  Nu.   will  be    valid    for    the
                                                    import      of    internal    combustion
                                                    engines    as    prime      moYertj     if
                                                    imported      as    a     part   of   the
                                                    generating   ^l v,  provided that  :—
                                                      (a)  Engin-s;   develop    lew     than
                                                        3  H.P.    at  *  ipred    of    1500
                                                        R.P.M.     aad     above    (OM    K
                                                        i2-lu-•)  Engines develop    mwre     than
                                                        30  H.F.    ton   a  12  hour     rat-
                                                        ing)       according    to     B.S.S.
                                                (MI) Ir   should    be    noted   that   such
                                                    internal       combustion         eMajnet
                                                     from    3   to  30    H.r\  canaot    be
                                                     imported      as      prime      mover*
                                                     under     this       Serial     Number
                                                     unless    the    engines    "TC    integ-
                                                     rally   coupli'j   wi'Ji   tbe    equir>-
                                                     ment     of    which     tiiey arc    the
                                                     prime   movers.

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NOTE : For the purpose of thU restriction jntegial coupling would mean i

(o) Mono block construction of the prime movers with the driven machinery, or

(6) the driving and the drives machinery being of lucfa construction as to have otm common and condmiou* §hifL

(iv) Import of this item will not lie allowed against licences foi spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Numbcf of the I.T.C. Schedule.

A.U. Full Justification for Import >a (") Paitt of Generators .

should be given.

J J -1 Comprttson air or gas port&bk or

•ttdontry, etc.

A.U. applications frora Vanaspcd A Sugar Industrie* for import of gaa compressors) and spare pmru of aii comprwsorsj will be considered bf JCCI&ECCLA), New Delhi on the recommendation of the Ministry of Food & Agriculture CDte. of Sugar Sc VBnaspati;, New Delhi. This coven compressors without prime movers

$4 (*) Centrifugal pumps and or pumping

•eu—

(I) With horiiontal tpindle— (0 Having delivery outlet 6' dU, and

(0 A.U. spplicauoni for import nf Pumps of the following description will b* con"ide;cd on the recom- mend^ion cf the iponsoring "utho- rity :—

lets.

(if) Having delivery out-let tbove 6* dia and upto and including l a ' d k. (a) Multi-sttgc Horizontal ipindlt pumps capable of working at heads over 7CO ft,

(i) Pumps having stalnlem itrel Im-

peller.

(") Fuicp* iniildc of which It cotrted

with porcelain or lined with rob- btr or lead for speciaMsed uses.

{£", Fnmp* whose housing li made

of stceL

Fumpt ether than (a) thote tued for handling water brine j or (i) ibo"c used in Sugar Factorin.

(/)Pump" used for handling milk.

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(if) A.U. pppllcatlonfl for the import of Pumps other than those given under remark (f) above will be con- sidered on the recommendation \ of the sponsoring authority in con- sultation with the D.G.TJ).

(iii) A.U. applications for import of Pumps against remarks (i) and (if) •bove wifi be considered only if the njppHen are not available from stocks imported by the S.T.C.

(ki) Import of this item will not be allowed against licences foi spar&parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(p) {a) A pumping set Is a power driven pump directly coupl- ed to cloac coupled to or driven through a belc chain or gcan by a prime mover , or a motor, the pumps and

the prime mover or the mot- or being mounted together in the same bed plete or trollery, and the hone power of the prime mover or the motor must match the horse power required to run the pumpe at its maxi- mum output.

(£) Licences will not be valid for the Import of pumping set where the prime mover is a motor of the prohibited category.

(f) Licences issued under thin S. No. will be valid for the import of internal combust- ion engines m prime moven If tmorted as a

(0 Engines develop les" than 3 H.P. at a speed of 1,500 RPM and abovcj(ona 12 hour rat- ing) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.

(if) Engines develop mbro than 30 H.P. (on a 12 hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.

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(if) It should be noted that such internal combustion engine from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime movers under this S. No. unless the engines are integrally coupl- ed with the equipment of which they arc tbc prime movers.

NOTE:—For the purpose of thii restriction, integral coupl- ing would mean.

(a) Mono block construct- ion of the prime mover with the driven michl- reery, or

(J>) the driving and the dri- ven mschinery being of such construction as to have one common and continuous ihsft.

4 (s) Sparc pitm of power driven pumps A.U.

excluding duller pumps.

36 (1—4) Articles of machinery, n.o.s. when re- quired foT iu'e industry, hemp indm- 'jy, tm i "iJustry, iron, and cttel ;iri>- dnctin^ wmii.., elrctric supply under- taking and rniaea and quarries, eu-

(1) A.U. appbeationa will be considered by JCCIj Calcutta in coasultation with the technical suthorititi con- ucrncii. Tlie applicants should give full particulars aud justificit'on for the rjiacbinery nought TO be- urtjrtotL

(jV) A,U. applicElions for import of safety equipments rcquJi^d &ir collie- ries will be considered by fhe JCCI &.E, Calcutta in coawltation with the Directorate Gencrml of Tccliniol Development.

I'.VD A.U. applitniTiorii for import of stcund band niicliinery fallina uni'.er S. No. 3ft (1—4j/11 will alio be con- sidered on ihc ri.-[\"inim^ndation uf rhe sponsoririR auibority. The appli- cations shiiuld also b^ supported by a certJficatr: from a finn of Cormulnng EngincKinj in the country of oiigin indicating the age of the machinery, its present condition and its rxp^c+ed hfe. Wherever pousibld photographo f-f the second hand machinery itoufcht to be importod should slio be fur- nialiedL

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(iv) licences will not ordinarily be valid for machines and spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

(f) Attention it also invited to the Note In Appendix 35.

(vf) Not more than 5% of the face value of the licences for ma- chinery fulling under this serial number orRs. 500/-whichever ia higher can be utilised for im- port "f •jpare parts riot otherwise '.pcvifled . Under thl-i provision, import of spare parts falling un- der otruT aerial numbcri like ball bearings, belting, etc., and those detailed in List III of Appendix 26 will not be per- mitted.

(vii) Licences issued under this S. No. will be valid for the impiirt of internal combustion en;;jnes ('other than road vehi- cular type) ai prime movers if imported .is a ral"t of the plant provided that :

{a') hnxinci develop \rst than 3 H.F. at a speed of 1500 R.P.M. "nd above (on a 12- hour rating) according to U.S.S. 649/ of J949.

(h) Kncint-F. develop more tluin 3oH.r,Mir. a 12-iiour rating) accordii^i to R..S.S. (49 of i!)4y.

(niiV; !r should bt noted that luch inteirjil combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be im- ported as prime movers under thja Sr, No. unless the engines ire integrally coupled with the equipment of wluch they are the prime TIIOT"M.

NOTE,—For Ac purpose "f this reiLriaion, integral •oupl- ing would mean :

(.") Mono block construction of the prime mover with the driven machinery , "r

(•): The driring and the driven machinery being of such construction at to have one commo* and oontiiiutms sliait.

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(ix) Prohibited type* of motor* specified in S. Nos. 32(i) and (c)/II will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment provided ihe motor ahift is dir- ectly coupled to the driving me- chanism and these can be re- garded as integral, as hitherto 01 nave been built in, built-on, flanged or geared so aa to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.

(*) Licence* wiiE not be valid for import of iccond hand machin- ery falling under S. No. 36/II.

(0 A. U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I., Calcutta on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority.

36(5) Component parts is defined in im- port Tariff item No, 72(3) of machinery specified in dausr* (i"), (2), (3) and (4"> above eichid- ing those covered by S. No.

(ft) Same remarks as against S. No.

36(i-4)/H.

(tit) Not more than 2% of the face value of licences granted for S. No. 36(5) of Fart II can be utilised for the imports of bail bearings not specified in Appendix 14 of this Book.

(Jv) Oil ?eals, cap screws, bolts and nuts specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can also be imported against licence* issued under this sub-item.

(c) Licences will not be valid for import of spares specified else- where {.§., ball bearings etc. and items detailed In List I II of Appen- dix 26.

(" ) The import of steel perforated theets which have been given ipecial shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licence* for thi* Sr. No. as a component pmrt of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated sheets.

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3

(mi) Steel perforated iheett whlak

can be used for multifariona

purposes and which have not

been given a special shape ea-

quality BO as to make them

luitable for a particular machine

only will fall under S. No.

9(g)/II and their Import will nwt

be allowed against the licence

for thU S. No.

(mil) Perforated "teel sheeti for tue

on machines which are pwhibitad

for import vidt Appendix 3J

will not be permitted to be im-

ported.

Other jute miHi^tcres covered by

37dXO

S. No. 37C1). '

(0 A.U. applicarioni will be corui

by J.CC.I.&E., Calcutta on tbt

recommendation of the iponiorinf

authority.

(n) Same remarks u againat S. Na

36(1-4) of Part II.

(Hi) Licences Issued under tlda

sub-item will not be valid for

Import of Plsnetree roller*.

Component parm EB defined in Im-

37(3)

port Tariff item No. 72(3) etc

(1) A.U. application* will be considered

by J.C.C.I.&E., Calcutta on tb*

recommendation of the iponjoriuf

authorities.

(2) Same remarks ai against S. No.

36(1-4) of Part II.

(3) Not more than 10% of tfce

face value of the Licence can be

utilised for the Import of (i)

Loom swords, (w) Box Fronti*

(iii) Roving iteadien), and (i")

Beam flanges.

(4) Licences granted for this item

will not ,be valid for import of

spare part* of Jute Bobbins.

(5) The import of iteel perforated

sheets which have been given a

special shape or quality required

for a particular machine will not

be allowed against licences for this

S . N o/ as acomponent part of the

machinery unless the licence U

suitably endorsed by the licensing

authority to prrmit the import of

such perforated sheet*.

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PART 11

(6) Steel perforated iheeta which can

be used for multifarious purposes

and which have not been

given a special shape

or quality "o as to make them

suitable for a particular machine

only will fall under S. No. 9(j)/II

and their import will not be

allowed against the licences for

this Serial No.

(7) Perforated steel sheets for use on

machines which arc prohibited

for import vidt Appendix 33

will not be permitted to be import-

ed.

(8) Import of "Oilite bushes" (i.o.

Sintered metal Self-lubricating

bushes) will not be permitted to be

imported as components of machi-

nery including Jute machinery as

these goods are separately classi-

fiable under S. No. i6(bXH.

S Component parts of nuchlnci

when required for the Railwiyi

•y Licences will be granted only under the

I. special procedure for stows oiden d by

Govt. Railways.

Electric insulations i" '

3* J

presspahn (electric

but excluding cb •>

tubes and Hbet

v, U. applications for import of special

iliting material) such as class ' E'

her high temperature resisting

Is and electrical grade krmft paper

Studio olee*-

e considered on tie recommenda-

of the sponsoring authorities.

. application) from studios or the

presentfltiYe film associations for

import of these items will be con-

sidered on tho recommendations of

Regional Advisory Committees for

raw films at Bombay, Calcutta and

Madias.

(if) Licences will be valid for the

Import of Studio bulbs conform-

ing to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or it

equivalent and Projector bulb

conforming to B.S.S. 1522 or

i960 or its equivalent.

OrheTliim

38-A(f)

A.U. applications from the Coal in-

dustry for impon of sodium and

Mercury Vapour Lamps will be

coruiderd on the recommendation

of the Coal Controller, Calcutta, by

J.C.C.I.&E-, Calcutta.

Industrial and street light fittings etc.

A.U. applications from Collieries for

Import of "flame proof fittings" will

bo considerd by the J.C.C.I.&E.,

Calcutta on the recommendation of

the Cod Controller, Calcutta.

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41A ;

(0 A.U. licences will be granted in consultation with tht Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta or the Directorate General of Technics! Development.

Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes as used in elect- ric furnaces for 1 production of Iron, Steel Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals, Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use In electrolytic processes, electrodes paste end carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks for use in electric furnacet.

(tf) A.U. applications for mapon of gniphite electrodes falling under

(Vtf) A.U. applications for impoW "°l Tamping Paste will be cofialdered on the recommendation of the tponsoT- ing authority.

(*>Lightning arrestora, high voltHgc fusea and protective relay*.

(fl) '•Transformers of ratings not covered by S. No. 43(a)/II "ad components and accesso- ries of all types of transfor- mers falling under S. No. 42

(f) Air and oil circuit breaker* upto 660 volts and cubicles and panda incorporating these,

(1) A"U. apnUcationB will he con"i

(/) Air and oil circuit breakers above 660 volts and upto 11 KV and cubicles andpanelt incorporating these.

(*) Air and Oil circuit breaken (tf) Sub-"crial N0.42 (b)/II covert llfbtcning arrcstore forming part of the electric control gear only.

above 11 KV and cubiclct and panels incorporating these.

(d) Paper insulated power cablet.

43

(0 Actual User Uceocees will bo flatted fot

Power cablet above 11 KV to Electrical

Undertaking* by C.C.I.&E-, New Delhi,

In consultation with Central Water ana

Power ComminJon. The Application*

thould be made by Jo-6-66.

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(it) A.U. application* from Collieries,

will be considered by the J.C.CIAB

Calcutta on the recommendation of

the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

43 (") High Tension Inaulaton ,

(0 A.U. application* for Import of

Transformer Buihings & Appara-

tus Insulators above 66 KV will be

considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority and on

the basis of a certificate froisi the

sponsoring authority to the effect that

the insulation will be used within ia

months from tho date of Isaac of

import licence.

(it) A.U. applications for Import of the

following will be considered In con-

sultation with the D.G.T.D. provided

there is clear indication of Justifi-

cation for lmporti—

(a) Disc Insulators of above 18000

lbs. EMS.

(6) Transformer Bushings and Ap-

paratus Insulators (of ipeciiil

typei or design* of) belnw 6* KV

(ui 1 Import of trie lullowing types of

inoulatori will aot be permitted 1

i.a) Disc Insulators of upto and in-

cluding 18000 Ibi, EMS.

(b) Piu Insulators (all types).

\o) Post insulaton (kll type* includ-

ing stacking uoitsj,

id) Transformer Bunbingi iod Ap-

parBtu* Inaulscon upto and in-

cluding 66 KV

-43 (s) Mining Cables and Railway S t a l l-

ing Cables.

*1 A.rr. applications will be considered on

Vtlic recammendation of the sponsoring

1 j Ruthority in consultation with the

43 (A) Electrolytic wpper w i t" etc.—Other;

D.G.T.D.

45 (c) Insulated Copper winding wire*

and Strips of oil kind*, etc

A.U. applications for import of Enamel-

ltd and Super Enamelled Copper

wire SWG No. 44, 45, 46 onwards will

be considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority.

45 (S) Resistance Wires

A.U. applications from SSI Unit* for

impoiL of Resistance Wires like

Euraka wire, Nichromc wire, Kanthal

wire and Dumer Copper wire, will

be considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority.

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46 (i) Electrical injtruments, apparatus

and appliances anj parts thereof etc.—Others.

A.U. applications will be considered

for import of flame proof mining belb

•nd flame proof mining telephones by

the J.C.CI. & E-, Calcutta on the re-

commendation of the sponsoring

authority.

48-A Electric Exploders

Licences will be granted by CCIAE.

New Delhi on the recommcndationi of

the Chief Inspector of Mines, Dhanbad.

53 Safety lamps and spare parts

(1) A.U. applications will be considered

by J.C.C.I.&E., Calcutta for safety

lamps in consultation with Co*)

Controller/Chief Inspector of Mines.

{ii) The import of Electric/Safety Torchet

will not be permitted.

PART III

i-(B^ Dye* Intermediates , .

A.U. applications will be considered

on the recommendition of the sponger-

ing authority. The intermediate* foe

which import licenoM, where granted

will be valid are luted in the

Annciure to Appendix 40 of Uu"

Book. The Import of the foUowiug

items will not be permitted ;—

(i) Beta Niphthylamlne (Fast Scarlet

B Bum).

{it) DJethyl Meta Aminophenol.

(tit) SuJphanilic acid.

(in) Beta-oiynapthoic Acid (Bon. Acid)*

(0) Mcttmlic add.

(w) 4, 4.—Diamlnostilbene Dlsulphonlc

add.

(vn) BenMnthrooc.

(vHt) Betm-Amino-Anthroqulnlno.

3. C a n on r aw . . . ..

The policy for tidi item i" aoaonaoed from time to time by the JCGI, Bombay.

4 (ii 3 & 4) Teitilcjnachincry

(1) Licenc** will be grtotaa to actail

u"ert in ooatultatioawitli tbe Textile

Comiaittiaaet. Full juitiloBtlon for

import skuUd be fwiuaktd and

licence* wkare grmmed wowld br. vtlid

for th* cotnponeJUs/sparoi of the

particular Machlnta liceatad. Appli-

cation* will be conaidwed by the

J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

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(if) Request* from Actual Users for

importof second-hand machinery

would be considered, but such re-

quests should be accompanied by a

certificate from a firm of consulting

•ngiDceri in the country of origin

indicating the age of the machinery,

its present condition and its expec-

ted life. Wherever possible, photo-

graphs.of the second-hand machin-

ery proposed to be imported should

also be furnished.

(&") All licence! will be granted

subject to certain special condi-

tion* vidt Plant end Machinery

Hand Book, 1952.

(*?) LJcencet will not ordinarily be

valid for machines and spare parti

of machines mentioned in Appen-

dix 35. This restriction would

not apply to spare part* of foreign

made machines provided the

particular make and/or model U

having no indigenou* angle.

(0) Attention U also invited to the

Note in Appendix 35.

(vf) Not more than 5% of the face

value of the licence* for>iachinery

falling under this serial

number, or R". 500/- whichever

is higher, can be utilised for im-

port* of spare parts not otherwise

specified Under this provigion

import of spare part* falling

under other serial number* like

ball bearing, belting etc., and

those detailed in List III of Ap-

pendix 26 will not be permitted.

(off) (a) Licences issued under this S.

No. will be valid for the im-

port of internal combustion en-

gine* at prime movers, if import-

ed as part of the plant/machin-

ery, provided that 1

(i) Engines develop less than a

H J. at a speed of 1500 Rj\AL

and above (on a 12 hour nt-

ing) according to B.S.S. 649/

1949.

(it) Engines develop more thtn

30 H J. (on a 12 h our rating)

according to B.S.S. 649/1949.

1 a

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.FART; III—conrd

(i) It should be noted thit men in- ternal combustion engines fiom 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be importod m prime mover* under this Sr. No^ unless the " I ^M ore integrally coupled with the equipment of which they are the prim* rnoven.

NOTE.'—For tht purpose of this restrlc- don, integral coupling would man—

(a) Mono block construction of th" prime mover with th* diivcn machinery, or

(2>) The driving and th* driven machinery being of inch con- struction as to have one common tod continuous theft.

(twi) licences will not be valid fat import of second hand marhhv- cry.

4(3) (a) Wit processing and finishing "'I machinery. 1 (t) Plaiting, Stamping, Bundling, Bal- i ling and reeling machines,

A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI&E., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner "ubject to Appendix 35.

(c) Others.

J

-4 (5) Component p-±rts excluding hos- iery needles as-defined in iiem No. 72(3") of the lirtL schedule to the In- dian Tariff Act, 1934 of muchinery specified in clauses (1), (j!\n^snd(4) of S. No. 4 of Part III but excluding those covered by S. Ne. bX of Part V.

(0 Licences will be granted to actual users in consultation with the Tex- lilc Commissioner. Full justification for impol should be furnished and licences where granted wcmld be vulid for componentu/spaxw (electri- cal and mechanical) of tha particular machine licensed. Applications will be contidertdby tha J.C.C.I. ft E., Bombay.

(ti) Same remarks at (in) t* (•)

against S. No. 4(1) of Part IIL

(tu) Licences glinted againat this serial number will bo valid f"i import of all component parts "f textile machinery, a* appoar in the mjumfaciwcrt' MtaloguM, other than items which are specU fically banned under th" Tinp— Trade Control policy.

("D) Licence will not b" valid f*i import of spares, ipecifled CIM- where, i.e., Ball btarings etc and items detailed in list III t* Append ii afiunlcss ipecifiaally recommended by the Textik Commissioner.

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PART / / / — c o n t d.

(v) Upto 1% of the face value of licences granted for hi Serial Number can be utill"cd or import of gin^jng bohs and nut*.

(t>0 Import of Calendar Bowli (Paper,.

Cotton ind Jute) will not be allowed against licence* Issued to Actual User*.

(TO) Copper printing roller* and Doctor Blade will be allowed to Actual U"en.

(vm) The applicant* desiring to import Boiler Fittings against licence* foe the Serial No. should also produce a certificate as prescribed in Ap- pendix 35,

5 (1) T e x t i le M a c h i n e ry

. (f) Requests from Actual Users only for import of second-hand machinery will bo considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the technical authorities concerned but •uch requests should be accompanied by a certificate from a firm of consulting engineers in the country of origin indicating the age of the ma- chinery, iti ptwent condition and its- expected life. Wherever possible, photographs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported ihould also be furnished.

(it) A.U. application* will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner subject to Appendix 50 and Appendix 35 (List A).

5 (1) ( i) S h u t t l e* . . ..

A.U. applications for import of tape loom (hutrles will be corjidcred by J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay.

5 (1) (A) Card clothing and card acces-

sories.

(0 A.U. applications from Carding En- gine manufacturer* only will be con- sidered by J.CC.I Si E.i Bombay in con- •ultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, for import of only metallic card clothing to the extent of 50% of their eligibility. A.U. applications from Textile Mills will be conwdered only for metallic cord clothing under EPS in consultation with Textile Commission- er, Bombay.

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(u) A.U. application* for woollen card

clothing and wsste cotton card clothing

will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay

in contultarion with the Textile

CommUaioner, Bombay.

3(i)(o) Fancy Doubling machines

A.U, applications will be con"idered bj

J.CCI.j Bombay on the recommenda-

tion of the Textile CoouniiaioiMf,

Bombay.

5(i)(r) Heald Cords and he"ld knitting ma-

chines, etc.

• (i) A.U. applications wDl be coniidered bj

the j C.C.I. &E., Bombay in coniuitado*

with the Textile CommU"ioner, Bom-

(it) Jacquaid neck cord will be allowed to be

imported In continuous length only.

3(l)(u) Grinding Rollers dead or travene

A.U. applications may be conuidered by

the J.C.C.I. Bombay in conaufratieii

with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

Import of thii item will alto b" allowed

to Actual Uten wnder machinery

emtitleaeaiti.

J(i)(v) Ring Travellers

A.U. application! from Textile Industry

will be considered by J.CCL, B ombay

in consultation with the Textile Com-

missionor, Bombay.

•3(iXw) Textile machinery—Others

CO A.U. applicatioDs will be considered

by J.C.C.I., Bombay on the recom-

mendation of the Textile Commis-

si"ner, Bombay.

(if) The import cf Pick Counter and

Hand Indicators will mot be permitted

t* Actual Users. .

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;*") Same rcma*" "" (m) to (o)

appearing agalnit Serial No. 4 (1)

"f Part III.

;"") AppUcations for the import ot

1

Piti-countem firem eatabliahed

inporten haying firm oiden from

Actual Users will be conatdaccd

provided firm orders for eqva)

mumber of pick counter* are

placed with the indisenows

manufacturers who are on the

approved list of the Textile

CornmiMioner.

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NOTB.—Import licensing policy for carding engines, ring frames, looms, etc, and their spares filing under S. No. 5-III is given in Appendix 50.

j (2) [ Gwnronent P"t" of tuxtilc machinery (0 A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Tertilc Commissioner, Bombay.

d'O A. U. licence* granted against this S. No. will be valid for import of all component parts of the textile machi- nery as appearing in the manufac- turer catalogues other than items which are specifically banned under the I.T.C. Schedule, But licences will not be valid for import of spares, specified elsewhere, i'."., Ball bearings etc. and items in List (III) 10 Appen- dix 26 unless specifically recom- mended by the Textile Commissioner Bombay.

(tfO Same remarks as (#0 to (t>)

appearing against S. No. 4 (1) of Part III.

(fo) Licences will not be valid for im- port of spares specified elsewhere, ue. Ball bearings etc. and items detailed in List III of Appendix 26 unless specifically recommended by the Textile Commissioner.

(0) Please see N. B. below S. No.

5 M/III.

5-A. Machine Cloth . . .. A.U. applications from Textile industry will be considered by the J.C.C.I. Bombay, in consultation with the Textile Commuiioncr, Bombay.

" •) Knlttug Michincs (including '

hosiery machines and em- broidery machines) to be worked by manual labour or which require for their op- ertdon lew than one quarter of bMfce horse power

A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay only for replace- ment purpose in consultation wiih the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, sub- ject to Appendix 17. Applications from hosiery goods manufacturers [not registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act] should be submitted through the Director of Industries of the State concerned.

f/ft) Knitting Machine* (Including hoakry machines and em- broidery machine*') which requite for their operation one quarter of brake hone' power or more,

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f6(c). Component* part* for knitting machine*, hosiery machine* and embroidery machine* falling under (a) and ;b) above (esclnd- ing hosiery needle*).

; (0 A U. application! will be considered by J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay subject to Appendix 17. Applic*- carionn from hosiery good* manufac- turers [not registered under the Indus- tries (Development and Regulation) Act] should be fubmittcd through the Director of Industrie* of the State, The applicant! should give the details of the uparcy required to be imported and the value thereof for each Item. (it) Licences gra^ ted will not be valid for the import of cotnponen parti of hou'erv cylinders specified in¹ Appendix 17.

PART IV

I5.T Plants, livinj, n.o.*. .

K. U,|appilcation* for import of plant and bulbs of special type* will be consi- dered on the recommendation ofthe State Directors of Afrriculture. 'No Objection* Certificate from the Mink- try of Food & Agriculture (D epartment of Agriculture) under Destructive Insects It Pesti Act should also be furnished by the applicants aloag with the import application*.

A. U. application)! including thote from Small Scale uniu will be considered by D . C C I. & B., Emakulana.

3-7. Seeds," all sorts, n.o.1, eichidlag]

Tegetablf seeds. <

(0 A. U. application* for import of cocoa-

bean* aid seeds for growing fibre flax

•nd ramie only will be considered by

J.C.CI. & E., Calcutta ia consulta-

tion with the Indian Council of Agri-

wultural Retearch, New Delhi.

(tf) Applications from big Actual U"er"

BiK.h aa nurseries, for muJtlpHcatiom

purpo"e" only will be conaidcrcd by the

C.C.I.. New Dolhi. These apptict-

tion* should be made through the State

Directors of Agriculture.

(iff) Application* from Nurserymen for

import of mother seed* for multiplica-

tion purpose* will be considered by

C.C.I, & B., New Delhi on the re-

commendation of Indian Council of

Agricultural Research, New Delhi. The

applications may be considered on the

followinn basis :—

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(2) The import tnay^bc allowed in con-

tultfltion with tile Indian Council of

Agricultural Research, New Delhi

and for tuch rarieties as are recom-

mended by them. Such "eedj from

which seed crop cannot be raised m*y

not be allowed.

(3) Hybrid seeds may also not be allow-

ed to be imported because true~to-

type seeds will not bc[ multiplied from

them.

(4) The importer will be required to

mbtntt to the Indian Council of

Agricultural Research, New Delhi in

due course of time the performance

report of tuch seeds, 'the quantity of

tcedt multiplied a id the manner of

disposal of seeds. An understanding

to this effect will be obtained from liie

licensee.

(5) The quantity of individual variety

that may be allowed will be—

Small siae seeds . 1 ozs.

Large sized seeds . 4 oza.

(10) The State Director of Agriculture

ihould certify that suitable facilities

exist for good multiplication with the

applicant.

(0) Aplications from nurseries and

dealer* for import of flower •eedi will

be considered by the C.C.I., New

Delhi.

(01") Applications for ittiport of chicory

seeds from planters and others will

be considered by the Regional Licensing

Authorities on the recommendation

of the State Directors of Agriculture.

40 Rubber seeds . . - '

\. U. applications from Rubber Estate*, for import of this item will be considered by the D.C.C.I. Ernajcukm in consults- don" with the Rubber Board.

43. Wattle Extract . . ..

44. Wattle bark. . ..

1 A.U. applications will be considered on V the recommendatioM of the sponsoring f authority.

45. Bark for tanning excluding wattle bait

<{ Wax all sorts, not otherwise specified

emdudinij Paraffin Wax, Microcryi-

taUifte Wai and Dry Binary Wax, re<

and black.

Actual User applications for import of

carnauba w a x, vegetable and spar-

i muceti wax, yellow ojokerite wax,

whits ozokerite wax and montan wax,

will be considered.

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60 Ttllow

(0 Application* from small icale indus- tries manufacturing Meal Polishet will be considered for the import of Mutton Tallow on the rccommenda- tion of sponsoring authority. The basis of calculation of entitlement wiU be that one ton of Mutton Tallow k required for manufacture of 100 ton" of metal poliih.

(n) A,U. applications for the import of Mutton Tallow will also be considered from manufacturer* of fatty acid*, lubricating gTeaset and packings and jointing.

80 (a) Powdered milk and milk food imported

in balk packing.

(0 A. U. applications from the major Milk Supply Schemes will be consi- dered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi in consultation with D.G.T.D./Ministry of Food and Agriculture, New Delhi.

(t'O A packing of 50 lbs. and above will b"

deemed to be bulk packing.

{Hi) A. U. application* from small scale units manufacturing ice-cream etc will be considered for ihe grant of small value licences for import of slammed milk powder by the Regional Licensing Authorities on the recommen- dation of the sponsoring authoricy. The applications for import of thi* item from manufacturers of Baby Food in the small scale sector may be con- sidered to meet their full requirements •n the basis of the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

8 7, 109 Drug* and[med4ciBCi

Detailed policy is given in AppcMdii 19.

f7 China Clay

A.U. applications for special quality and grades of china clay not indi- genously available for the use of paper, rubber, ceramic, paint and other Industries will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. The applicants should in- dicate the quality and specification of the grade of clay required to be im- ported. They should also indicate the reasons why it is not possible for them to use indigenous china clay, the efforts made by them to obtain supplies locally and furnish documentary evi- dence of having approached indige- nous suppliers.

99 The following building and engineering

materials, namely :—

A.U. applications for import of ball clay will be considered on the recommen- dation 01 tne sponsoring authority.

Chalk, lime and Clay.

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115 (e) Other Toilet rcquirite* N. 0. S.

iaa Plumbago and jraphke

. Applications from Film Associations for Studio make-up materials will be con- sidered by J. C. C. I. Bombay for articles not available indigenously. , A.U. applications from rnanufacturen of Pencils, Graphite Crucibles and Carbon Black, for the import of Graphite will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority in consultation with the De- partment of Atomic Energy, Bombay.

127 Natural Essential Oil, all sorts, n.o.s.

deluding pine oil.

ia8 The following"Natural Essential Oils,

namely :—

Citronella, Cinnamon ^ and Cinna-

mon leaf.

139 Th* foUowiT¹8 Natural Essential Oils,

CO A.U. applications from manufac- turer* of Aromatic Chemical*. FlaYour- ins essences, Perfumery compound*, Synthetic essential oils, Pharmaceuti- cal products, Scents, Fruit Canning industries, Confectionery and Biscuits, AgerbattiB, Scented and Chewing Tobacco, Cosmetics hair oils and Toilet Soap for the import of permiwible oils, will be considered on t ie basis of past consumption on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority.

namely :—

Almonds, bergamot, gajupatti, cam-

(11) A.U. licencet will not be valid for phor, clove, eucalyptus lavender, lemon, ottorosc and peppermint. _, import of the following oil* :— (a) Lemon grass oil, (b) Palms rosa oil. (c) Sandalwood oil. (d) Eucalyptus oil. (t) Turpentine oil. (J) Volatile oil of mustard, (g) Cedar wood oil, (h) Vetivcr oil. ft") Methyl salicylatc. (j) Cumin oil. (K) Pepper oil. (t) Celery seed oil. (m) Cardamom oil.

(iii) A.U. licences granted for Narura Essential Oils will also not be valid for the import of Orange oil unless specifically endorsed for the said oiL

130 Essential oils, synthetic .

A.U. applications in respect of speci- alised compound will be considered on the recommendation of the spon- soring authority.

I3a(o) Rcsinolds. . . ..

(0 A.U. applications from Agarbatd manufacturers will be considered on restricted basis on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

("f) A.U. applications from imall scale actual users who blend perfumery com- pounds will also be cormidered for import of this item on the recommen- dation of the sponsoring authority.

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S. No. 131(0)—contd.

(Hi) No. A. U. licences for the import of this item will be granted for use in the manufacture of Cosmetics, Hah- tonica Chewing tobacco, Pan massala, Betel spices, Perfumery j and Hooka tobacco.

(fo) Licences granted for this item wi) not be valid for the import of Oleo- resin pepper, Oleo-rcsin capsicum and Oleo-reain ginger.

138 Glue, n.o.s. excluding belt dressing A.U. applications for import of special type of glues will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. Specifications of the glue desired to be imported and the end use should be clearly mentioned.

A.U.

143(0) Chrome splits . . ..

A.U.

I43(c) Pickled hides etc.

144 Hides and skins, raw or tailed

A.U.

150 Rubber raw . . .. (0 Applications for import of Natural Rubber from Actual Users will be con- lidered in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(u) Synthetic Rubber is produced indi- genously in adequate quantities and acutal user licences will not bo granted for SBR, Poly-butadiene and Poly- isoprene.

,

(ri{) A.U. applications for butyl rubber, acrylonltrfle butadiene copolyraer and Neoprt:ne will be considered on the recommendations of the certifying authority.

(nj) Import of Reclaim rubber will not

be allowed.

151 Firewood . . . * .

Applications from actu"l users for import of Gcwa wood for manufacture of light cases and Sundj^ wood for tool handle will be considered on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority. Only "uch types of wood may be allowed which are assessed by the Customs at Firewood.

154 Cork manufactures n-O.s.

A.U. application* from the sports goods industry for import of shuttle cock, cork bottoms will be considered by the J.C.CJ. (CLA1, New Delhi on the basis of the recommendation of the tponsoring authority.

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'PART IV—contd. f 157-158 Printing paper, etc.

159 6*) Paper including poster and stereo and all coated paper except art paper, all sorts, Q.0.1. etc.

i$9(.b) Filter paper.

160 Packing nnd wrapping piper.

") (t) Applications from quality printers for f import of art paper will be considered | by C.C.I., New Delhi. The applicant* y are required to furnish along with their 1 application*, the additional information | In the proforma prescribed in Appendix J 75-

NOTE.—Qualiry Printers are thoie E—

(

(i) who have been awarded merit certi- ficates either by the Central or by the State Government; or

(c) who canprodudce outstanding speci- mens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality. Applicants not covered by (a) nnd (A) above should invariably furnish speci- mens of the work done by them.

(*'i) A. U. applications from Tea industry for import of permissible items of paper for permissible end uses will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I. & E,. Calcutta on recommendation of the Chairman, Tea Board,

(iii) A. U. applications from Coffee industry for import ef permissible items of papci for permissible end uses will be considered by JCCI & E., Madras on the recommendation of the Coffee Board.

(t") A. U. applications from scheduled indus- tries borne on the books of the DGTD will be considered by CCI & E New Delhi on the recommendation of D.G. T. D., for import of permissible items of paper for permissible end uses. (v) A. U. applications from non-scheduled industries including small scale industries will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authority concerned for import of permissible items of paper for permissible end uses.

(tii) White printing paper (excluding laid marked paper) which contains mechani- cal wood pulp amounting to not les" than 70% of the fibre content etc. and which weighs less than 50 gms. per sq. metre cun not be imported against licen- ce* for S. N0S.157-158/IV.

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S. No. 157-158 to i6o—>eontd

LIST OF PERMISSIBLE PAPER ITEMS AND THE END USES FOR WHICH IMPORT APPLICATION*

WILL BE CONSIDERED

Item

End-Use

1. Currency paper, stamp paper and Only for Government of India for security

printing.

other special types of paper for security printing.

(1) Publication of newspapers and periodi- 2. Newsprint and glazed mechanical

printing paper.

cals.

(2) Coloured newsprint for paper cap* and amorces and fire works (to be considered only if used in process and not for packing purposes).

3. Art and Chromo paper

(1) For quality printing, Printing works and fine screen, multi-colour printing.

(2) Art and chromo board will be permissi- ble for packaging purposes only under Export incentive schemes.

(1) Sack kraft paper will be permitted only for manufacture of multiwall paper sacks for packing of titanium dioxide, carbon black, polythelcne, etc.

4. High strength and special grade kraft paper, (.e.g., sack kraft paper, electrical grade kraft paper).

(2) Electrical grade kraft paper for paper sleevcBj insulated rubes, and otter insulation purposes,

(3) Kraft liner for corrugated boards.

(4) High strength kraft paper f or gummed

tapes, paper strings, and straps.

5. (a) Grease proof, glassine, glazed

imitation parchment, and vegetable parchment papers.

Ayurvcdlc medicines, butter, scented supari, confectionery including biscuits, cakes, ice cream cones, cream, wafers,, wafer container* and bakery including bread wrapping.

Packing of celluloid bangles, transformers, cycle and cycle parts, wrapping of scissors, blades, and razors ;

Packing of tea, coffe*.

Bleached white glasiine only for gas mantles and window envelopes. Black glassine paper only for photo sensitised paper.

5. (6) Natural tracing paper

Item permissible only under EP scheme*.

6. Tabulating Manila paper

For accounting machines, card index

systems, and computers.

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7. Specialised tissues

For manufacturej"of carbon paper.

(a) Carbonising tissue

For duplicating Stencils.

(6) Eltollnc tissue

Toilet paper and facial tissue.

(c) Facial and toilet tissue

Paper napkins, paper hankeys and scrveit- (d) Napkin and serveitte tissues -

tcs.

Sanitary towel and compressed pads.

(") Cellulose wedding

For coloured and pictorial cigarette.

(/) Coloured and pictorial cigarette

tissue.

•9. (a) Base paper for waxinp and im- pregnating and coating.

For manufacture of waxed, coated, laminated and impregnated papers, for food and pharmaceutical industries. This includci waxing cartridge paper for manufacture of drinking straw, ice cream cups, paper trays, plates and tumblers.

For manufacture of paper based laminates

like hylam, formica, etc.

For cigarette tipping. For resin coated paper for use in bottle

caps.

For paper transfers and transfer lables

(dccaldcomaina paper).

<6) Photo and Knaitising base paper This includes baryta coated papers. Items permissible for the manufacture of photo- graphic papers, ferro-prussiatc, ammonia, diazo and other sensitised papers.

Black and red paper for packing! photo sensitised material* will also be covered under this item.

-9. Electrical insulation papers, and

boards.

For cables.

(a) Cable Paper

For paper condensors.

(ft) Condenser paper .

For all electrical insulation purposes.

(c) PresBpahn, fish and Jeatheroid

paper.

Electrical Insulation, rail jointing •brasives.

10. Vulcanised fibre sheets

For printing.

11. Stereo flongs and metrix boards .

12. Wood free glazed board including

•ulphite board.

For waxed and laminated products for food industry. This includes ice cream cups, baking cases, tumblers, paper plates and trays.

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13. Abrasive body paper .

. For abrasives.

14. Bible paper and feather weight paper.

15- Filter paper . ..

This item will be permissible only under E. P. Schemes.

. Oil and Industrial filtration pttrpo"ei. Laboratories for gravimetric work.

16. Chart paper . . ..

17. Indicator paper

18. G J U. Paper . . ..

Recorders, pen recorders, etc. used In conjunction with instruments.

For laborstorie".

. For moisture proof packing In cycle, boolt,

19. Black centred card board .

blades, etc. and for automobile industry.

. Playing cards.

i68(") Articles made of paper and papier mache etc—other*.

(0 As facilities for high-class printing am available in India, requests for import of cheque books, draft forma and traveller^ cheque forms will normally be refused. But requests for import of security paper for the. printing of these forms in India will be considered and licences granted wpto 75% of the best yen's import of the applicant.

(n) la tbc case of foreign bonks, insurance companies and travelling agencies who have organisation* in a number of coun- tries and have printed forms for inter- national use, requests for import of chequ* books, draft forms and traveller's cheque forms will be considered and Custom! Clearance Permits will be granted foi import of these forms upto a maximum of the average import during the lait three financial yean.

(m) Applications under remarks (t) sod (it) above should be made diitci to the regional licensing authorities coacerned.

150-I7':/IV. Books

(0 Applications from actual user* Hke libraries, technical and educational initi- tutioris, etc. will continue to be licensed and the applicant* may also furnish detail* in regard to book* intended to be import- ad by them in accordance with Appendix 60 to this Red Book. Ordcn against such licence* should ordinarily be placed through established importer! unless the actual users can prove that they will be in a position to effect import* on * com- petitive basis.

(ii) Licences to individuals may be iuued upto a mnT-imiiTn of Rs. 350/- in each case without insisting on a formal appli- cation in prescribed form.

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PART IV—contd.

174(0) Raw flax, and all other unmanufac- tured textiles materials n.0.3. excluding Raw Jute

174(6) Raw Jute . . ..

306 Manufactures of wool, n.0.1. including

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A.U. application* from Actual Users will be considered by J.C.C.I., Calcutta in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay. Applicant should fur- nish along with their application* docu- mentary evidence in support of thd" consumption of Raw flax during the y"™ 1954-55 to 1957-58.

Applications from Juto MID* will be consi- dered by J.C.CL, Calcutta on the re- commendation of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta,

A.U. applications from actual utcn wD> felt but excluding those specified in S. No. 205/IV . . ..

2z6(b) Linen thread . . ..

"37 Fire Brick*

be considered by the JCCI 4 B. Bombay in consultation with Textile Com- missioner, Bombay.

A.U. applications from Machine Cloth manufacturers for import of certain speci- fic quality of linen thread which it not manufactured indigenously will be eon- •idcrcd on the recommendation of the iponsoring authority.

(0 A.U. applications for import of refractories not indigenously manu- factured other than the following types of refractories will be con- sidered on the recommendation of" the sponsoring authority :—

1. Fire clay refractories. 2. Silica Refractories. 3. Basic refractories, 4. High alumina refractories. 5. Insulating refractories. 6. Fire oementB/morUra.

(M) A. U. applications for import of Insulation Bricks under 'the Tradt names mentioned below will be considered in consultation with th" Directorate General of Technical Development :—

1. Vcrmicuhtc. 2. Diatomitc. 3. Molar. 4. Porol. 5. Strechmal. 6. Magnesite. 7. Morgan Salamander.

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". Ferre-dad.

9. Glanders,

to. Superma.

11. S pencils.

12. Saxpavro ' D '.

13. Chrome.

{MO A. U. application few r, farpen

of graphite electrode* falling 1J node*

S. No. 41-A/II and fiiebricki ^1 &tt-

ing under this S. No. front Ocompwfao

tteel uflitt with electric^-, faxatcm

encaged both in iteel castia§"i:

ingot making and which ^ •tv'i' bocm

cm the boon of tlw Dir"eto"mli

General of Tcchnkri D"rdop-

ment, will be conjidercd by C. C L

Jointly in respect of theM operation!

on the recommendation! of tho

Duectorate General of Technical

Development.

"S& Building and engineering materials aB

A- U. applications for refractory^" oomt-

ing" and cements not 'A raaaufacturod

indigenously will be i7oonside"d 1 on

the recommendation of th* "pen-

"oring authority.

sorts, not of iron, steel or wood, not

otherwise specified, extludtns tile*

other than glass, earthenware or

porcelain tiles and firebricks not

being component parts of any article

included in Item No. 72 or No. 74(2)

of the first Schedule to the Indian

Traffic Act,i934 . . ..

140 China and porcelain, all aorta, rw>.".

A. U. application* from educational,

scientific, industrial and research

laboratories for import' of laboratory

porcelainware win be considered.

Imports of banned hems like cro-

ckery, Sanitaryware etc. will noc b"

allowed.

344 Sh"t and plate flan .

(i) Actual user applications for import of

plate glass for the manufacture of wind

shield glasses of the toughened variety

will be considered on the recommenda-

tions of the sponioring authority.

A. U. licences where granted will *l*o

be valid for import of float gUi*.

O'O A. U. application* from manufacture!*

of cycle oil lamp* and battery lamp* will

be contidcred for import of colouMd

glast sheet*. Import of plain glaaa

*heeu will not be allowed for thfc pro-

pose.

(tit) Actual n*er application* f iw • ! ! ••

facnuer* of scientific appMttoa will be

con*id*icd for import "f *bmt 0UM it

"iie* below i - p a. Tha data M4

thickntM will k* w i t t t Mi i* Hm

tiotmem.

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PART U'—conid.

S.. Nfi. 24 i —contJ.

i:i) Actual Uwr appliartions for cover slip* will be cun*idi;reil for import of ^hect glass below 1-3 mm thickness. The sizes will he mentioned in the licences.

(0) Actual LIsL-r applications from manu- faijfMr-'rs of photographic plates will be considered fni import of surlV.ce jlasi sheets of sizes below 1-3 mm • thickness. The oizeb will be mentmn-d in tho licence. The applicntion* for sheet pl.nss will nlsn be co^sM'Te.) fr^ni mnnu" td'.iurLTS '"'f process ola;i:i.

[vi) Import of s.ilv?re 1 glais wiH not bo (

allowed to ui^.u.il ustrs.

J48 (?) C i ts an-i glnsa-x-an-. n.o.s. en^

lacq.iirrej ware—Other*

Acuial LJaLrs appheationa will be considered for import of soft capilbry tubing used in the manufacture of clinical thermo- meters to the extent of 20% of theii pjsr consumption. Import of capillary tubing for chemical and industrial thermo- meters will not be allowed.

263 Emmy drums und barrel* t.'Mrncd by Steamship Companies 10 OU Com- panies in Indiii

Import of Steel drum and berr.-ls which are rciuri'.tal empty by SiL-amshin Compini.- I to Oil Companies in India will he allowed cleai'LtKe by die Customs without licenee.

266 Mercury

The requirement of actual uaert both in the cdiedulcd/noa-schcJ'.iled sectors for this item may be mst tlirougli imports made by an agfcnry approved by the Government.

286 (fc) Typewriter paint excluding type-

writer ribbons—

Applications from msiiufncturcrs with an approved programme of manu- facrure ot typewriters for the import of components of typewriters will be considered by C. C. I., JNCW Delhi, on merits in consultation with the Dilcctoratfi General of Technical Development.

288 (6) Needles for all type* of acting

Machines,

A. U. applications for import of ncedloj for industrial Sewing machine* will be considered on the rccommendarioD of the sponsoring authority.

ago (a) Electronic valves]

' (b) Condensers 1 (c) Resistances (a) Potentiometers, volume control, | tone control J (") Loud Speakers 1 (f) Component parts of wireless rece- [ ption Instruments and Appar- 1 atua, etc.—Others J

"0i M^or vani aid motor lorrici imported

complete

193 Motor cars including taxi cabs .

1 1 (0 Approved manufacturer ot rooti r L can etc., will be irfoimed of f their allocations -eparatly. J (it) Imports of raw matcrmli and semi- finished parts to approved mSDO- facturers of cars, etc. will be licensed on an annual baMi.

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293) 2'J5, 397 Motor vdiicle parts . 294 (') Motor cycles uad Scooters

Detailed Polk? is giitii in A^rpenc¹!* 26. ApiT'borju.i* botn "i r-"m(;d manufao turen) for unpn/t ol Mi tur c\i.le", Sctxiteni In C. K.. D. conduions uiD be owmdered by C. C L, New Delhi In cijnsuim^ion i^ith trie Directonrtfl Otr";ral of Technical Devclorment.

Rccogn.^rd ts-rmblnB will be if icittcd of 396 Moror omiibuiL-s :

their illo jiloan ivipariicly.

Chm.i; of m 101 onnibu^cH, motor vans .m.i mjmr lurries

303 Photographic nr.x-^s nhtr* anj

filnu cicUidjug 2v-Jiav ulms

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33a Specimen*, Modeb and will Diag-

rami iUuttMttrt of natural science

and models and antique cairn,

imported for lnnraodoaal

pmpoMi.

ApplkatlotM from Engineering and

Technological InsatutionB for Im-

port of geological specimen* and

models for inttructional purpose*

will be contidered by C C I., New

Delhi In consultation with the

Miniatry of Education. The ap-

plications should be made by

yah Jane, 1966.

MO Specimens, Modck rod Wall

Diagram* fflustratrre of natural

science and models and antique

coina Dot imported for instruct-

ional purposo.

PAST V

A. U.

i. Dyeing and canning robra&cesj ill

tort*, FUOJ., exchidinf wattle

extract! eta.

7, Gums, Resins and Lac, all sorts,

not otherwise specified, excluding

fiUbsnnm' and fmr\r\T>rrnir

(0 A.U. applications from SSI Unit*

for import of gum copal only required

for the manufacture of paper and playing

card* varniih, picture varninh and French

Polish will be considered on the recom-

mendation of the sponsoring autho-

rity.

(ft) A. U. applications from SSI units

will also be considered for import of

raw gum base only required for

the manufacture of jellies, *wccta and

chocolates on the recommendation of

the sponsoring authority.

Detailed policy h given In Appendix 18.

8, 17—20 IV, Mineral

and IOJ—106/IV Oils etc

A. U applications from manufacturers

of Pickers will be considered on the

recommendation of the sponsoring

authority.

13. Etwnccs containing "piiis urjed for

the manufacture of cujrern^eB.

A. U. applications from E.S.i, Units

Jot the import oi this i'em wnl te eor-

sidered on restricted basis on the recom-

mendation of the sponsoring autho-

rity.

A. U. appliceilons foi irrrort of Anti-

mony ore. Zinc ore and Lead ore will be

coniikred from schedule*' icduttntB pt

the recommendation of tht D.G.T.D.

14, Metallic Ore*, ali sorts, eicept

Ochre* and other pigment

ores but including antimony

ore, in lump, powder or

concentrated form.

33,31 Chemicals

29(a) Selenium and Selenium Dl*tkk

Detailed policy is given in Appendix a8.

A.U.

34—37(

eliewheie.

(0 A. U. appEcnticnt *il) bt ">r-

sidered from soap manufactures,

manufacturers of printers' ink, writing

Ink and rubber goods, for Import of

raw materials specified in Appendix

39 to this Red Book. Licences, where

granted, will be ralid for specific items

PART A—eontd.

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PART V—amtd.

S.No, 34—37 (i) —emtd. applied for M are covered by Appendii

29. Application! from actual users for

items other than those listed in Appendi*

29 will aUo he considered on the recom-

mendation of the sponsoring authority.

(if) A. U. application* for the import

of the following items will also be

considered on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authority 1 —

(i) Heavy Naphtha No. 1.

(if) Monostral Fast Blue 3 RS.

(iw) Monolite Fast Red B6 Powder.

(w) Monolite Fast Scarlet RNS.

("tf) A. U. applications from monofu-

turers of simulated pearls for impoit

of pearls and pearl euence will be con-

sidered on the recommendation of the

sponsoring authority.

(itr) No licences will be granted to actoal

users for the following items )—

t. Phthalocymint Blue.

2. Ultnuntiiae Bloc

3. Prussian Blue.

4, Cement Cokmrt.

5. Cuprous Ctadde.

6. Chrome Colour tnd Btuoiw)"k

Green.

7. Aluminium Paste, Powder.

8. Zinc Oxide.

9, Red Lead, LJtharagc with Lead.

10. O il/ Spirit Soluble colour Dyestuft.

JI. Mica Powder.

12. China Clay.

13. Benzene, Bctwwl fit Toluene.

14. Napthenate Drlets.

15. Alkyd Resins, Pure and Modified

Phenolic Resin* and Maleic Re-

sins.

16. Solvent Napth* (bght and rmTy)

and Coal Tar Napth*.

17. AUopKns>Chlntm"n1 Rubber.

18. Tohudioe Red.

19, Dipentioe.

20. Pin* Oil.

21. Ethl Acetate.

22. H.ydnt" W kiwmint awl Glass

White.

PABT A—contd.

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23. Lithopone.

S. No. 34— 37W—wad-

44. Xylcne,

35. Whiting,

(r) A.U. applications from manufacturei*. of paints for import of P.G. Red Oxide- wiD be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

34—37(#) Titanium Dioxide .

A. U. spflittucrs for iirptfrt of Titanium Di-oxide will be considered on the recommendation of the iponsoring audioniy on the foUoivirig b"ai" :—

(0 Import of Tilanium Dioxide fRmile •nd Anatuse) m^y be ellowtu to •ciual users \o the extent of half of their consumption during 1963-64 plu> jo,% uf this quantity minus half Tiio quantity ol t_he pigmrnts procured from iiidigenoub mixuli.ctuici/t.uppjitr during 19^3.

(if) Tn respect of new comers (i.". those who have not consumed Tita- nium Dioxide in the past or who have taken up the manu- facture of an item for the first time which would require use of Titanium Dioxide)^ the request will be considered on merits. Quantities which are considered ai reasonable for their six months' consumption may be allowed im- port.

34—ytiD Uihopoo*

. A.IJ, tpplicatifnf. from manufacturtri of Rubber Rollers and other Rubber goods will be considered on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring autho- rity.

34_37(h) Blanc Fixe

. There is indigenous production of b^r\t" which i* good substitute for Blanc Fixe required for use in a. number of paint formulations. However, import of Blano Fixe may be allowed on the recommenda- tions of the iponsoring authority in awes where applicants justify that the indi- geioug baryts would not serve their purpose and imported material "'-"., Blanc. Fixe i" necessary to maintain the quality Of their manufactur*.

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40 (#) Triple Superphospkate .

. Applications from Sugnr faciorics for tlie import of Triple Superphosphate will bo considered by the J.C.C. I. & E. (CLA) New Delhi. Appli- cations may be routed through the Minis- try of J'ood and Agriculture (Sug^ and Vanaspaii Directorate), New Delhi.

41 ("c) Rubber Battery container* "1

41 (tx) Rubber Battery separator* J

A. U. applications will be considered for import ol Rubber Battery containers and Rubber Banery separators on the recommendation of the sponsoring au- thority. No licences will be issued iol Battery coniainers of the sizes given in Appendix 76 of this book.

41 (©) Rubber Thread . . . . A. U. applications for import of rubber thread of over 60 gauges will be considered by \he Regional Licensing Auihuiuies on die recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

(0 A. U. applications from organised

manulauurers of : —

43(0)(O Wood and TimbLr, all sorts, noL otherwise specified, including all sorts of orna.-nental wood hut excluding agarwood, plywood, sandal v.(.od, tagsrwood luminatcd wood and veneer.

(a) Shuttles ajid othet textile acces- eories excluding bobbins for jute industry and olher jute mill wooden accessories, viz., box- backs, lay races and loom lay blocks;

(ft) Cork manufactures; (c) Vcnccrs; and (J) Sports goods

will be consideied only for the special types of wood needed by Iheni as indi- cated below: —

(a) For the manu- Birch, Beach, faciure of shut- Maple, Cor- tloa mid bobins, nel, Fersim- picking sticks nion, Douglas and other textile fir, compressed accessories, O i k w o od 4

Hornbeam,

(6) Cork wood in- Cork wood,

dustry.

(c) Veneer manu- Mahagony and

facturing In- Walnuts, dustry.

(d) SporU good* Ash, willow, industry. rmilbvry and

beachwood.

Applicant* should tpecify clearly the type of wood desired to be im- ported.

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8. No. 43 ("XO-^0*rf.

(iO A. U. application! from the nuBd-

facturers of light cases and tools hand-

le" for import of Sundri Wood at

4 ft. and above and Gewa wood of

3 ft. aiid above will be considered by tile

Regional Licensing Authorities on the

recommendation of the sponsoring aw-

thority.

(m) A. U. application* for the import

of willow clefts from Sports good*

industry will be considered by JJC.C.I.

(CLAD New Delhi on production of

evidence that willow clefts are not available

indigenously.

43. w"od **ip

(f) A. U. application* from manufacture**

of Sanitary Towels and Compressed

Pads In the small scale sector will be

considered by the licensing authoritk*

at port* on the recommendation of tha

sponsoring authority.

(*) A. U. applicationg from Fcheduled

wnits will be considered by C C J,

New Delhi on the recommendation of the

sponsoring authority.

Import policy for this item will be annooa-

44. Ntwtfitnt

ccd separately.

43-A. Pasta Board, mill board, end boaidt

"ad straw boatds, ill sort*,

A. U. applications, will be considered only

from essential consumers of board*

falling under this S, No, Applications

for ivory boards, fine boards, from greetmg

or invitation card manufacturers, straw

board, mill board, card board (other than

black centered), grey board and single

freed corrugated board will not be con-

sidered. Actual User* applying for im-

port licences for this item shouM

also furnish exact specification of the stores

sought to be imported by them for manm-

facturing purposes.

47. Wool MW and wool top* lnchtding

wo"l watte, shoddy wool and

woolkfinfls.

(i) A. U. applications will be considered

by J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, in con-

sultation with the Textile Commii-

sioner, Bombay.

#•) A.U. applications for Import of

topsol combing oil for the manufactnrt

of wool tops will be considered by tt*

T.C.GI. & E., Bombay from manu-

facturers of wool tops In consultatica

with ttw Te"tfl* r™r™lt.J"r"T W"~-

bay.

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s. No. n—cmd.

(of) Import of nw wool below 561 quality will be allowed only n the Hair belting industry.

(0 Lioencet will be granted subject to certain conditions vidt Plant and Machinery Hand Book, 1951. 55(1-4) The articles of machinery not otherwise specified, in thli schedule except when required for the textile indu"mes, tea industry, iron and sttel produotion worki, electric supply undertakings, mines and quarries :—

{£) lioence" will not be valid fcf machines and spare parti f" machinery mentioned in Append!* 35-

(iff) Attention ia alto Invited to Preamble

to Appendix 35.

(in) Not more than 5% of the face value of licences for machinery or Ra. 500 whichever is highef am be utilised for import of •pare para not otherwise speci- fied. It may be noted that spare puts specified elsewhere like BaU bearings, Belting etc. and those mentioned in List III of Ap- pendix 26 will not be allowed undca this provision.

(0) (a) Licences issued under this S. No. will be valid for the import of internal combustion enguaes other than road vehicular type as prime movers if imported as a port of the machinery provided that :

(0 Engines develop lesa than 3 HJ>. at a speed of 1500 ILP.M. and above (on a i"- hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649/1949.

00 Engines develop mare than 30H.P. (on a 12-hour rating according to B.S.S. 649/1949). (fc) It should be noted that such in- ternal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H J. cannot be imported as prime movers under this Si. No. unless the engines are integ- rally coupled with the equipmem of which thov axe the prime movers.

NOTB.—For the purpose of this res- triction, integral coupling would mean 1—

(j) Mono block construction of the prime mover with the drive machinery, <*

PART A—contd.

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S. No. 65—contd.

(ft) the driving and the driven machinery being of such construction as to have one common and continuous- ghaft.

(vt) Prohibited types °f moton specified in S. NOB. 32(J) and (c)/II will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment provided the motor shaft is di- reclly coupled to the driving me- chanism and those can be regard- ed as integral as hitherto, or have been built in, built-on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery,

(uii) Licences v. ill not be valid for import of spare parts specified else- where, i.e., Hall bearings, belt- ings, ere, and items specified in Lisl III to Appendix 2.6.

65 (1-4XW), Petroleum and gaswell drill-

ing equipments.

A.U. nprjxKuril's will be considered by C.C.I . New IMhi, in consultation v.!th the Mii'iiiry cl Petroleum and Chemicals. N'.v Delhi.

63 (l-4Xt>X*) Refrigeration and Air- conditioning machinery—Other

(t) A. U. npf'Ii'-'atiuns from fabricators for import 01 special rvpes of compressor U'T Iiibrkni.m of K.riytcfraiion and Air- conditioriing machinery of capadty below 3 ions will be considered by the regional licensing autliorities in con- sultation with O.G.T.D.

(it) A, U. applications will be considered from Fruits und Vegetables Preservation industry including cold storagci for import of essential component* of atr-conditioning machinery such a" special types of compressors for re- frigeration and air-conditioning ma- chinery ot capacity below 3 tons which are required for replacement purposes by the JCG1& E (CLA), New Delhi, in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development, OH) The lubricators of cold storages Bhould provide full particulars of their past per- formances, indicating how many cold storage plants have been fabricated by them during the previous 12 months, the nunil^r and value ef compressors utilised for (he purpose, full details of the parries to whom the cold storage plants have been supplied, etc. They should also furnish a detailed list of pending orders for the execution of which im- port of compressors is being applied for, indicating clearly the period by which such orders are t" be complet- td.

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S. No. 65(1-4X1*) (6)—cvntd. 1

[ID) A. U. licences will be subject to the condition that the manufacturers of cold itorage plants shall submit special¹ quarterly returns to the Directorate General of Technical Development and the concerned regional licensing authori- ties giving full detail* and the manner- in which the compresiort imported by them have been utilised. Such return* thould be accompanied with namei and addresses of customers to whom com- plete cold storage plants have heen sold* amounts nf payment received and price charged for the compressors.

(c) Licences will not be valid for Import

of malleable iron and pipe fittings.

(vt) No A.U. licences will be issued fot components for Air-Conditioning units for large buildings. However, appli- cations for such components for re- plucemmt purpos-es from Laboratories, Hospii-i's ami Nursing Homes will be coi^idercd.

65. (i-4X*) Machinery required for other

industries and undertakings.

(1) A.U. applications from Tobacco Industry for import of Tobacco re- drying plants and the following spare parts thereof will be considered by the JCCI&E, Madras :—

(0 Galvanised wire mesh apron, (n) Ball bearings of Rpccial type, (tit) L-Shapcd Bulb thermometers.

(w) Requests from actual users for Im- port of second-hand machinery would' be considered but such requests thould be accompanied by a certificate from a firm of consulting engineers in the country of origin indicating the age of machinery,. Its present condition and its expected life. Wherever possible, photographs of the second-hand machinery proposed to be imported should also be furnished. Applications will be considered in con- sultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development,

(•m) A. U, applications for Import of machinery for meeting the rcquirementi of oil companies will be considered by QC.I.& E.

(iv) A. U. applications for import of single purpose or double purpose ma- chines costing Rs. 8,000 to 10,000/- each for manufacture of watch parti will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

PAST A—contd.

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S. No. 65 (1-4) (*)—comd.

(") A. U. application* from Tanning industry for import of Tanning ma- chines will be considtred on the re- commendation, of the iponsoring authority in consultation with DGTD.

(OT) NO licence* will be granted for import of machinery or parts required for setting up new factories to crush bones.

65(5Xw) Partaof machinery when re- (0 A-U. applications from Sugar In- dustry for import of spare parts of machinery falling under this suh- Item, will be considered by JCCLA E. (C.L.A.), New Delhi.

qnired for industrie* and under- takings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery filling under S. No. 65 (i-4X"*X") aad

(n) A. U, applications for import of en- graved steel cmbosing rolletB will fa* considered from Leather Cloth manufac- turers in the small scale sector on th" recommendation of the sponsoring autho- rity.

(wQ A. U. applications for import of Light Plated Flour Milling win cloth will be considered on the re- commendation of the sponsoring authority.

(to) A. U. applications for import 0* machine clothings, consumable store* and machinery parts will also be con-

sponsoring authority.

(t>) Lawn mowewln C D . K . u ., part* of lawn mower* wh ich could be [aeaeaH bled into complete lawn mowet* will not be allowed to be imported against the quota licences for tfalt sub^serial number.

("/v.

[vi) The import of steel perforated sheet* which have been given • special thape or quality required for a particular machine wffl not be allowed against Uccnoet for this S. No. as a component part of the machinery unles* dM Ucence is suitably endowed b" the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated theets.

TO) Steel perforated sheets which can be uaed for multUarxna purposes and which have not been given a special shape oa quality BO u to make them sab- able for a particular ra aching only fall under S. No. 9 (f)Al "nd their import will not bo allowed tgain"t the Ucenaet for thii S. No.

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6s^f)(Ut)—eotttd.

(v&) Perforated tteel oheeti f o r t u e on machines which ate prohibited for import md* Appendix 35 will not be permitted to be imported.

NOT*.—Applicants deiiring to Import boiler fittings against their licences should alio produce a certificate as prescribed in Appendix 35.

63 (6X0XO Hand model type dupli- cators (both hand feed tod ietf feed typet)

A.U. applications for the import of Ttpere parti of hand duplicators of imported make* will be considered on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring autho- rity.

63 (6X"Xtf) Duplicator*, Power Driven A- U. applications for import of spare parti of Power Driven Duplicators of Imported makes will be considered on the recommendation'.of the sponsoring authority.

•7 (iXO Pri°tmg tnichineiy "tc

(0 A.U. application! from Newspaper establishments and quality printer* for import of printing machinery re- quired only for replacement or de- velopment purposes will be con"idcrcd by the C.C.I., New Delhi. The appli- cations should be made by 31-7-1966. The applicants are required to fuinish the additional inforamtion along with theii applications in the proforma prescribed in Appendix 73 of this Red Book.

NOTE : The quality printers are those :—

(a) Who have been in the approved lilt of Director of Audio-Visual Pub- licity/Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Sta- tionery j or

(6) Who have been awarded merit certi- ficate elthtr by the Central or by the State Government ; or

(#} Who can produce outstanding S p e- cimens of the work done by them which could be categorised M work of quality.

Applicant* not covered by (oft and O) above should invariably fuxnjsb tpexa- meoi of the work done by them.

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f>y(j)(Cy—cvr,td,

("") -\ U. Jipplicitlom far import of Mono Type K;y Boird Piper Spools will b^ considered provided they sire ac- compniicd by documentary evidtnee to chc- clfjtrt th.'it indigtnoai minu- fiicturt'rs arc unablo to supply these goodB.

(tiO Requests f.orn Actual Uier* only for import of eccnnd-hund machinery would b^ considcrL'd hui such request should tu' atx'innp.inifd by a ct'itihcate from u Finn ot cunsuliirifi engineer) in die country of origin indicuiiiiR ihe OKC of the iruchinery, m present coudi- luin and irs expected life. Whercvcf possible, photographs of the secxind- h.tnd machinery proposed to be import- ed should ,il-;o be furnished Th appli- enrtons will he considered in con-%ulta'ion with ihe Directorate General of Tech- nical Development.

(>u) Applications from quality printer* foi import of row mateuals such a> (a) I'l-.otogr'ph'c plates and films, and (4) Highly polished copper sheeis ,wiJl be considered by the Regional Licensing AuUionnes

(V) Appendix 35 l\ aipiicbie to licence*

issued under this serial No.

(i) A.U.

'67 (2) Component purts of printing and lithographic machinery.

("ii) Upto 2% of the face value of licences foi tins item can be , utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs. Nuts, Rivets, Coner/Split pini and wDithcrs specifically Hd-ipred for u<;e on monotype super cast- ing m"chines und bearing specific nnkerf* catalogue numbers.

-63 (a) RiVi-r BWikiH (tasl'Jiln? M ickia-t

(0 A.LJ. application! from Textile Mill will be considered by the J.C.C.I., Bombay in consultation with -h* Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(if) A U. applications from Master Printer • foi imporr of this item will be consi- dered by Ihe Regional Licensing Authi- rities. The applicants should pioduco evidence to show that they are unable to get (heir requirements from established importers.

•38 (6) Rubber hoses required for the oil

industry.

A. U. applications from oil companfcu will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

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PART V—contd.

69-A Hosiery needles for hodcry machi- nery and nait;ins luelnnra wlict- het open:ed by itui'Jjl '.bour or mechanical power.

(i) A.U lpphcahons from Hosiery Manu- facturer'"! Associations for import of hosiery needles will be considered by JCCJ&b", Boiiibijy on the recommendation ol"ihe I'exi'le Commissioner, Bombay. Impur' lit' sewing machine needles required by itso hosiery industry wiQ also ho n^rmiuid within ihe face value of 1 cer.ee-. lorimpo'i of hosiery need)* ID consult ivon w.rr, the Textile Com-

(11) A. U. ap;jjjcai ons from the m. i n- ffccuncri- i.i hosiery need'.es for import ol :enii-nr.i.'-hed components will be considered by the JCC1&E. Bombay on a\f re.-oTinendation of U10 Textile Commissioner.

74 (Of) Sparc pam for agilculiurfil trac'ors and fur rr.iincT diawn affricultuinl implfijTicn¹*.

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S. No. 74(m)—aw**.

(w) Upto 5% of the free yilue of

the licence or KJ. 500/- which-

ever is higher, emu be utilised

for the import of Fan Belts

which ire u"ed on Agricultural

tractor* in Indi*. ud which are

shown in the spare part* ca-

talogue* of thete tractors, but

excluding those which corres-

pond to the following •peafi-

cations :—

Fan Belt* who** inside circum-

ference is between 19' and

60* and which correspond to

'A', 'B' and 'C sections of V

Belts and Fan Belt* whow

bottom width (i.#.j on the

inner diameter) i* more than

0-250 inch.

(0) Spare parts of Tractor Diesel

Engines will be allowed clear-

ance against licence* isiued under

S. No. 3o(fXiii)lll and their

import against licence* issued

under S. No, 74 (J"0/V will not

be permitted unless otherwise

• expressly provided.

(p") Upto 1/2% of the face value of

licences Issued under this sub-

S. No. can be utilised for import

of Pressure gauge* of tractor*.

74 (t>) Power driven agriculture machi-

nery excluding "heep fool

rollers, tractors, rotary ho*cs jnd

fotary tillers.

(0 A. U. application* from the Coffee

Industry for import of power driven

sprayers, coffee pulping and curing

machinery and spares thereof will be

considered in consultation with the

Directorate General of Technical De-

velopment, The applications should

be made to JCCI&E., Madra* through

the Coffee Board.

(tf) Special requests from actual users

for import of Power driven dusier*

and spures will be considered by

CCI&E., New Delhi in consultation

with Directorate General of Technicti

Development/Ministry of Food and

Agriculture.

(Ui) PletM set remark (*) agjrinct S. No.

6J/V.

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•75 The following Dairy and Poultry

Farm appliances, namely, cream

separator^ f i ' l ^g machines, etc.

A. U. applications from well-known dairy

and poultry farms for import of this

item for replacement or small ex-

pansion purposes will be considered

by JCCI (CLA), New Delhi in con-

sultation with the Directorate General

of Technical Development. The Im-

port of Pipette* ai dairy appliance will

not be permitted.

!?6 (a) Industrial Sewing Machines which

arc manually operated or worked by

bower and require for their operation

lest than one quarter hoire power.

(1) Applications from hosiery good* manu-

facturers and Textile Mill* for Import

of flat lock and chain lock machinal

will be considered to consultation with

the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

Import of over lock machines will be

allowed on 50% indigenous and fo%

imported basis. The hosiery goodi

manufacturers not registered under

the Industries (Development and Re-

gulition) Act should send their appli-

cations through the Director of Indus-

trie* of the State concerned. Applica-

tions from actual usen for Import of

other types of Industrial sewing machine*

(other than Over Lock, FUi lock and

Chain 1 "ick machines) will be considered

In craoaltatiuo with tn" D.GT.D

<<0 Spot* parts 01 into Item (except

spare pans, Import of which is

prohibited) will be allowed

clearance opto 3% of the face

value of the licences only when

Imported along with the con-

signments of Industrial sewing

machines falling under this

Serial Number, even though

such spare parte may be differ-

ently classifiable. Imports of

such spsx* parts from a country

other than the country from

which the industrial sewing

machines are imported will not hi

r^rmrtted.

(ffQ Industrial Sewing Machiws

fauli% under S, No. 76/V, are

th"*e " i t c h i" (tither complete

or head whh *T without other

s m) w t ae lasded cost whk

ivtf axMdl the m e u f ti ahow"

below aad whish are gtnnally

UM4 for intlttstrial or commercial

puTDOus by tailors, hosiery

or letther works for stitching

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heavy clothing, hosiery or leather* etc

Complete machines whe-

ther hand or foot - Ri. 375/-

Machine in parts :

Head . . . Rs. 250/- Cover . . Rs. 35/-

76(i) Industrial sewing machines and

parts thereof which are worked by power and require for their opera- tion not less thin 1/4. H.P.

Stand (treadle and tab4e) Rs. 100/- Basc . . . Rs. ao/- Hand attachment . . Rt. 10/- (0 Actual User applications for import of Industrial Sewing Machines and •pares thereof which arc exclusively used in the texdle industry and re- quired for replacement purposes will be considc-cd by the J.C.C.I., Bombay in coruultaaon with the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay. Import of over lock sewing machine* (on 50% indi- genous and 50% imported basil) and their spores (including those required for the existing machines of imported origin) will be considered In consulta- tion with the Textile Commissioner,. Bombay. The hosiery goods manufac- turer* not registered under the Indus- tries (Development and Regulation Act) should send their applications to J.C.C.I., Bombay through the Director of Industries of the State concerned. Applications fnm actual users for im- port of other types of industrial sewing machines (other than over lock, flat lock and chain lock machines) and spare*. thereof will be considered by J.GC.I.&E*. Bombay In consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Develop- ment.

(tf) A. U. applications from Hosiery Good*, manufacturers for import of Flat Lock and Chain Lock industrial Sewing ma- chines of more than 1/4 FLP. will also be considered by J.C.CL, Bombay an, the recommendation of the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay.

Please see Annexure to PART A. 78 (0 Hearing-aid! and part* thereof

•]%{m) Tape and wire recorders—all sorts

and part* thereof .

A. U. applications from studio* for import of magnetic perforated films will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay/ Madras on the recommendation of the regional Advisory Committees on raw films.

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78 (io) Loud ipcaker Component!

(0 A. U. applications from Small Scale units manufacturing loudspeakers (Paper cone type) win be conjldered for the following components within a pack value of 75 palse per loud- speaker on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority :—

1. Paper cones. 2. Spiders. 3. Fine enamelled copper wire (Thin-

ner than 40 SWG).

4, Special adhesive. 5. Fine rivets. 6. Weather proof voice coil paper.

("•) A.U. applications from Small Scale Units manufacturing loudspeakers (Pressure Unit type) will be con- sidered for the following components within a pack value of 40 palse per loudspeaker on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority :—

1. Special adhesive. 2. Enamelled copper wire thinner than

40 S.W.G.

3. Alluminium winding wire. 4. Voice coil lead wire.

78 OV) Parts of Microphones

. A. U. applications from S. S. I. Unit* manufacturing microphones will be considered for import of diaphragms and permanent magnets. So far at Eye pieces, objectives and sub-stage condensors are concerned, the actual users should meet their require- ments frdm indigenous sources.

78 (") Heating Elements

. (t) A. U. applications for the import ,of specialised requirements of heating elements not produced indigenously will be considered on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority.

("'O Heating coils (with terminal box) only will be treated a" heating elements. Also see (Hi) below.

(tit) Bouing Plates/hot plates with terminal box to be fitted with stove, cooker, e t c, arc not heat- ing elements but will be classi- fiable as parts of stoves, cookers, etc., under S. No. 78 (w'0/V. This will not, however, apply to heating elements of the sealed or embedded type.

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78(PI) Rectifiers and battery charger* an

part* thereof.

d A. U. applications will be considered

by the Regional licensing authorities on

the recommendation of the sponsoring

authority.

78CwiO Yam and doth Tettlng Machine!

including other type* of textile

toting machine*.

A- U. applications from textile industry

: for import of this item will be consi-

dered on the recommendation of the

sponsoring authority.

78(".) Electrical instrument*, apparatus,

etc—Other*.

(0 Actual User's applications will be

considered for import of the follow-

ing :—

(a) Thennostatlc electric control* for

the regulation of temperature of

energy in-put In electrically heated

system.

{V) Specialised Electrical instru-

ments, apparatus, etc suitable fot

use in laboratories and hospitals.

Detailed specification* and justifica-

tion In support should be furnished.

(It) A. D. application! doro manabctur-

*m of noon-signs foi Import of flashers

and dm* switches will b" considered

00 the lecotmttmditloo of th* gpnosov-

Ing authority

Import of flourcscestt lamp

starters, glow switches, electric

desk/tabls lamp* and electric

lighting fittings of all sorts

das*iflable under this sub-hem,

electric coin-operated ticket issuing

personal platform weighing ma-

chines and Timken Illuminated

outdoor signs.

(t'p) Carbon filament lamps, used for

resistance and heating purposesi

photo flash bulb" and other

bulbs which have hitherto been

classified under S. No. 78 of Part

V of the I.T.C. Schedule would

now be classified under S. No. 38

AC/XII).

;t>) Licences issued under this "ub-

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for Import of crystal Blanks.

1 A. U. (for Tramway companies foi

; import of spare parts not capable of

s fabrication indigenously.)

8a Tramcara and component p"ru ant

accessories thereof exdudinf

article* specified in Part I of th<

Schedule.

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PART V.—contd.

86(n) Trailers, all type*, including tipping

trailers.

A. U. applications for licences H for c. k. d. packs to approved manu- facturers will be considered. Such applications should be submitted 1 to C. C. I. through the Directorate [Ge- neral of Technical Development.

87-88 Aeroplane*, and Aeroplane parts, ]

etc

Licences will be granted to actual risers, approved stockists and distributor* in consultation with the Director Ge- neral of Civil Aviation, New Delhi, Licences granted under these serial number* will not be valid for impart of the sixes of aero-tyres/covers and tubes mentioned hi Appendix 30 to this Red Book. Applications should be made to C.C.I., New Delhi.

92(a) Water Meter*

(0 A. U. applications from scheduled

industries only for the import of this, item may be considered on the re- commendation of the Directorate: General of Technical Development,

(a) licence* issued for this item wiD be subject to the condition that the water meters imported should be calibrated only in litre* and not in gallons,

92(d'i Vani doth testing machines, including

lap testing machines.

A. U. applications for import of testing machines used in textile Industrie* will be considered by the J. C. C. I., Bombay in consultation with the Tex- tile Commissioner, Bombay.

O2((tX3) Surveying and Mathematical Instruments,—Others

A. U. applications for the asterisked items in Appendix 39 to the current Red Book will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority.

a'.u'/ Instruments, apparatus and ap-

pliance*—Others.

(t) A. U. applications from Tobacco industry will be considered by the regional licensing authorities for the import of Curometers.

I (it) Applications from factories for import of specialised items of protec- tive equipment falling under thia S. No. which are required for personal use of workers, will be considered by the regional licensing authorities. Ap- plications should be made through trie- Chief Adviser. Factories, New DelhJ.

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ii.No. 92(n)—contd.

(m) A. U. application* from textile and textile accessoiie* industries will also be considered by the JCCL, Bombay in consultation with die Textile Com- missioner, Bombay.

(iv) A. U. applications from the Sugar industry for import of control and measuring instruments falling under this Sub-S. No. will be consi- dered by JCCI (CLA), New Delhi, on the recommendation of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati).

(o) A. U. applications from unus ol the tyre retreading industry tor import of tyre retreading moulds will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

(w) A. U. applications loi import or pressure regulators with or without gauges will be considered lor smail values on the recommendation ot the sponsoring authority.

(vit) Appendix; 35 is applicable to licences issued under thia serial numbci.

(viii) Hot and Cold Vulcanising patches will not be allowed clearance against a licence for S. No. 92OO/V.

NOTE.—Spare parts (except sucli import of which is prohibited) of the S. No. will be allowed clearance upto 10% of the face yalue of licence or Rs. 500/ whichever is more even though theac spare parts may fall under other Serial numbers and parts of the Schedule.

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A.U.

93-94faX*v) Rough blanks other than bifocal

blanks.

'93-94(")Medlcal including Surgical instru-

ments, eouipment and appli- ances and para thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glaaa.

(*) A. U. applications for the import of Surreal Adnesive Tape*, Piaster of Pans bandages, Surgical Operating Table* other than working on Hy- draulic Principles, along with it* spares and accessorial, Invalids* Chairs, Fowler Bed", Sterilizers Suction Operators and Incubator*, will be considered by CCI., New Delhi in consultation with the Drug* Controller of India, New Delhi.

(w) A, U. applications from Hospitals, educational and technical institution* etc for import of surgical and sdent- fic instruments will be considered by CCI&E. New Delhi, in consultation with the Drugs Controller of Indi*. New Delhi.

93-940") Dental instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof n.0.3.

A. U. applications from Hospitals for import of these goods will be con- sidered by CCI&E., New Delhi, in consultation with the Drugs Control- ler of India, New Delhi.

98 Asbestos Raw . . . . A. U. applications from sch"duled indus- tries will be considered on the re- commendation of the Directorate General of Technical Development.

101 Cellulose Acetate sheets and moulding powder.

(0 A. U. applications from Moulders for the grant of licences for import of cellulose acetate flakes, non-indigenous plasticisers stabilizers, pigments and dye-stuffs required for compounding powder through the indigenous manufacturers will be considered on the recoramendt- tion of the sponsoring authority. The licences will not be valid for import of dyes other than those mentioned in Appendix 40 and pigments which ire banned in terms of Appendix 29 of this book. The Letter of Authority will be issued in favour of the indigenous manufacturers for import of goods for making into moulding powder and the finished compound will be handed orer by him to the licensee.

("0 Applications for import of Cellulose acetate sheets will also be considered on the recommendation of the jponsoring authority and the ilicences granted for cellulose acetate sheets will be valid for

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No, IOE—ttmtd.

import of cellulose acetate flakes, non- indigenous plasticisers, stabilizers, pig- ments and dye-stuffs required for com- pounding powder. The licences will' not be valid for import of dyes other than those mentioned In Appendix 40 and pigments which are banned in terms of Appendix 29 of thiB Book. Cellulose acetate flakesj non-indigenous plastjdsers, stabilizers, pigments and dye-stuffB imported against the licences issued for Cellulose acetate sheet* will be made available by the licensee to the indigenous manufacturers for making into moulding powder and the; finished compound will be handed over by the indigenous manufacturers to the licen- see.

(ttt) A. U. applications will also be con- sidered for import of Cellulose Acetate sheets with one sided mat Burface used by screen printers of textiles for screen' printing (screen making), on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority..

(0A.U.

IOI-A. Cellulose acetate butyratc and cellu-

lose Acetate Propionatc.

(if) Licences will be valid for import of cellulose acetate butyrate in powder, pellet and granule forms only but licences will be valid only for virgin materials and quality standard products.

(tit) Licences will also be valid for import of cellulose acetate" propionate and cellulose pro- pionate

A.U. applications from actual usets for 101-C CeflMlose film scrap .

import of cellulose acetate film scrap* only wfll be considered.

I O I -D Celluloge Nitrite sheets, rods

(0 A,U.

and tubes.

(it) Licences issued for this item to actual users can also be made valid for import of cellulose acetate sheets, rods and tubes and even for cellulose acetate- flakes, non-indigenous plasticiscrs, pig- ments and)p dye-stuffs, required for compounding powder. The licences will not be valid for import of dyes other than those mentioned in Appendix 40 and pigments which are banned in terms of Appendix 39 of this Book,

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S. No, 101D—tcntd.

Cellulose acetate flakes, non-Indigenou" plasticiscra, stabilizers, pigments and dye-stuffs imported against the licences for this S. No. will be made available- by the licensees to the indigenous manufacturers for making into moulding powder and the finished compound will be handed over by the indigenous manufacturers to the licensee.

I [iit) Licences issued under Thip Serial Number will not be valid for import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external¹ diameter 3/4" and above.

Policy ifl given against S. No. 113-I.

101E Chloride Moulding Powder.

in Phenol formaldehyde moulding powde r A. U. applications for any special qua- lity/grade of powder will be con- sidered on the recommendation of. sponsoring authority.

A.U.

112 Phenol formaldehyde resinous Bhccts

tubes, rods and other materials.

113 Acrylic plastic moulding powder,

sheets, rods and tubes.

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PART V—contd.

S. No. I13-I—contd.

(*0 Import of Matter Batches will not be allowed agaiiut licences for this serial No. and that specific licence* will be necessary for Import of Master Batches.

II3-J Polyethylene Moulding Powder . (0 A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the spon- loring authority for the import of Polyethylene Moulding Powder of high density (Linear) for the manufacture of industrial hems where low density cannot serve Uu purpose. The import will be considered for the manufacture of the specified end products as detailed below. The import for the manufacture of un- specified end-porducts will be con- sidered on merits.

(it) Import of Master Batches will not be allowed againjt licences for this Serial No. and that specific licences will be necessary for import sf Master Batches.

The detail! of end-products/Industries for which applications for goods falling under S. Nos. 101/V, I O I - C / V, III/V, II3/V, 113-A/V and 113-J/V will bo considered as •given below :—

Description

ry Remarks

End-Productj/Induit

S. No. & Part

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PART ^

101 1

Cellulose Acetate Screen Printer* of Tex- tiles (Screen making).

sheet? and mould-

ing powder

Applications will be con- sidered for the grant of licences for import of cellulose Acetate sheets with one sided matt surface used by Screen printers of textile for screen printing (screen making) on the recom- mendations of the sponsoring authority.

101C

(1) Acetate for Lacquers

Cellulose Film

production.

Scrap

Applications will be con- sidered on the recom- mendation of the spon- soring authority.

(ti) Bangles

Applications from new units will not be con- sidered.

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(1) Electrical accessories

Phenol Formaldehyde moulding powder.

(2) Plastic bobbins

Applications from manu- facturers of Plastic Bob- bins for import of Standard Phenol For- maldehyde Moulding Powder with fibre base will be considered.

Phenol formaldehyde

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(1) Electrical Industry

resinous sheets, tubes, rods and other mate- rials.

Applications will be con- sidered for import of tubes whether paper based or fabric based and/or paper based rodi.

(2) Bangles, Buttons and

other consumer articles.

Applications will be con- sidered for the import ot cast Phenolic Resi- noos sheets, tubes and rods from SSI units engaged in the fabrica- tion work of tubes into bangles and sheets and nxls into buttons and other consumer article*, on^.the basis of recom- mendation of sponsor- ing authority.

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Polivinyl chloride plas-

113-A

tic thects (un- •upportcd.)

Applications will be con- sidered only for \ the import of Rigid P.V.C. sheets having vicmt softening point above 7O°C.

Door Parts for Elcctrolus Refrigerators, Photo Album*, Production of industrial goods by vacuum forming or welding •."., translu- scent light fittings ;

Rcfrigeratorj

Doors or trays or lining chemical tanks/vessels.

Production of large shed

pipe* and fittings.

Safety Helmets for the Navy and Army, Struc- tural Engineers and Mines.

Implements for Tea In- dustry. Safety Gog- gles, Protective Face Shields, Cylinders for Blue Print Reproduc- tion Trays etc.

Office/student file covers.

(Import of these items will not be allowed for the end-proaucts na- mely money purses, diary covers, book covers and novelties).

Polyethylene Moulding

H3-J

Powder

(*) Applications from- Small Scale Units will be considered for the import of Polyethylene Moulding Powder of high density ol 6rst quality standard grade only.

Laboratoryware, medi- cal equipment and parts needed for steri- lization, canes tor fur- niture and other indus- trial components and items.

(it) Import of Master Batches will not he allowed against licence* for this serial No. and that specific licences will be necessary foi import of Master Bat- ches.

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A. U.

104. Diamonds, Industrial, Na- tural and Synthetic in all formi, etc.

M.06 Gas black, thcrmatomic black, acetylene black, carbon black, etc.

A. U, applications from Rubber Goods manu- facturers will be con- sidered for import of carbon black on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

no Nickel Catalyst

A. U. applications from Vanaspati Industry will be considered by JCCI (CLA), New'B Delhi on the recommendation of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Direc- torate of Sugar and Vanaspati). The appli- cants should furnish the Information regarding consumption of this item during the 3 licensing periodi namely April c"3—March 64, April '64—March 63. and April, 63-March 66.

u 14 PyMttdmta alamlaram

A. U. application* from Ore worki industry holding valid licence* under the ExplotivM Act for Import of thli item will be considered by the Regional licensing authorities.

115 Stereo flongi . . .. A. U. applications from newspaper In- dustry for import of this item will be considered by the C. C. I., New Delhi.

Ti6(t'O Synthetic Ion Exchange Resins . A.U.

than those coveted by S. No. 116(1)/ V and S. No. n6("0/V.

¹ (*) A. U, applications from small scale units manufacturing Advertisement materials, Tanned Hides and Skins, Adhesive '(ape*, Cork Discs and other products will be considered y the Regional licensing authorities.

(it) Licences will not be valid for im- port of synthetic resins in semi- Uqaid form containing volatile solvents which can be easily se- parated from resins and also dis" persions and emulsion of synthe- tic resins which are classifiable under S. Nos. 34-37/V. Import

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of hardeners catalyst., ac- celerators, modifying agents and release agent* will be permitted provided a corresponding quan- tity of retin is also imported. A margin of 5% excess mw be allowed in respect of h*rdner", etc. as provision for wastage or loss in transit etc.

(fif) Licence* will not be valid for import of

High Styrene resins.

118 Urea Formaldehyde Moulding

Powder

A.U. applications from SSI units for specialised end use* or special grades of Urea Formaldehyde Moulding Powder will be considered on the re- commendation of the sponsoring authority. The applicants should indicate the specific end USCB for which this item is required.

I22(") Plastic materials, n.o.s. .

(i) A.U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the certi- fying authority.

(if) A.U. applications from manufac- turers of Bafety glass for import of plastic laminated sheets will be con- sidered on the recommendation of the certifying authority.

(#0 No A.U. licences will be granted tor

import of Mylar Plastic Sheets.

I22(tii) Bleaching earth (such as Fullers

Earth, Fulmcnt, Tonsil, etc.)

(f) A.U. applications from the VanaBpati Industry for import of activated bleach- ing earth for cotton seed oil only will be \1 considered on the recommenda- tions of the Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati, Ministry of Food & Agri- culture. A.U. applications from the Vanaspati Industry will not be enter- tained for other oils like groundnut oil etc.

(it) A.U. applications for import of acti- vated bleaching earth for bleaching deep coloured oils such as refined cotton seed oil, refined castor oil, re- fined palm oil, refined linseed oil and solvent extracted groundnut oil will be considered and licences granted on the basis of 1% of the weight or quantity of such oil processed by thfr applicant during April 6 $•—March 66.

iH2.(vii) Films made from transparent

cellulose or Viscacella, Royasine, transparent cellulose wrapping and other transparent paper.

A. U. applications for import of specie! varieties of cellulose films will be con- sidered on the recommere'etien of t ie "ponsoring authority. The inrrcit of cellulose films plain transparent ecd moisture proof and heat sealing varie- ties is not permitted.

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I22(w) Cryolite

A.U.

I22(xf) Flint 8tone" for cigarette lighters , A.U. applications from manufscTurei* of mechanical toys and lightening In- dustry in the small scale sector will be- considercd for the import of this item on the recommendation of the sponsor- Ing authority.

I22(**i) Staple fibre topi and other synthe-

tic and proteinous fibre tops.

• A.U. licences for wcol topB may be endorsed for import of this item to the extent recommended by the Tcxtfler Commissioner.

I22(;w) Staple fibre Including synthetic proteinouB cut fibres.

: A.iU. applications from small scale i n- dustries for import of Synthetic Fibre- filter cloth fother than that for textile- purpose) will be considered on the re- commendation of the sponsoring authority.

I22(xx) Dom nuts . . .. (f) A.U. applications will be considered- on the recommendation of the sponsor- ing authority. The licensing authority wfflbe J.C.C.I. &E.3 Madras.

(ii) Licences for dom nuts will not be valid for import of semi-manufactured or bored dom nuts.

I22(WCM) Feathers . . . .. A.U. applications for import of Feathen will be considered from the Sports Goods- Industry by the J.C. C.L & E. (CLA),. New Delhi.

I22CX"C) Plastic moulding powder, n.o.s. A. U.

lizixxix) Filter aids . . .. (0 A.U. applications from the VanaEpati Industry for import of this item will be considered by the JCCI&E (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendations 01 the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Sugar and Vanaspati Directorate).

(") A.U. applications from industrie* other than Vanaspati will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities on, the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

I22(x**i) Absestos mantle yarn . . . A. U.

122 (xxxii) Gloss mineral or slag wool (i) Actual UBOT applications for glass- fabrics will only be considered on tb.fr recommendation of the sponsoring au- thority.

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CART V—ttmtd.

No. 123 (xxxii)—contd. ("0 Import of glass, mineral or slagwool is banned and in the event of its Importa- tion aa an integral part of the equip- ment a certificate from D.G.T.D. will have to be obtained to the effect that such an integral part of the equip- ment cannot be insulated In India.

A. U.

iia2(*/ij) Laboratoryware made of silica

A.U.

i23(*iftO SQicawBie equipment for sulphuric,

hydrochloric and nitric add plants

and ceramic equipment for chlorine

plants

iii(xhv) Silicon

(0 A. U.

C*0 Licences w 11 not be valid for import of

solica Gel.

xia{xtix) Stamping foils (film-based)

(0 A.U. application! will be considered

on the recommendation of the sponsor-

ing authority for the following end

uvct : *

(f) Fountain Pens.

m Bangle*.

(

(V) A.U. tpptKatK** lor lmputt ol this

item from maoafaciurets of Pencils and

Shod will also be considered on the

rccommendatjoo "< the iporworing

aothortty.

taaU) Other*

A.U. applicadoDB from actual users tot

import of essential items which are

not produced indigenously will be con-

sidered on the recommcndatioiu of the

sponsoring authorities by the Regional

Licensing Authorities concerned.

NOTE.—The abbreviations (0 "D.G.T.D." stand* foriDlrectorate General of Technical Development, New Delhi, (n) D.G. shipping" stands for Director General of Shipping, Bombay, (w) 'S.S.I.' stands for Small Scale Industries [PAHT I—Sic 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 283

ANNEXURE TO PART A

I. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials/components to

manufacturers of Radio Receivers, Transistor Radio Receivers,

Amplifiers and Car Radios.

Vmlve Type Radio Receivers including Janta Radios.

1. SmaJl Scale Industries manufacturing valve radios or Janta Radios (price not exceeding Rs. 125) whose schemes for their manufacture have been approved by the State Director of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the import of the following components on the basis of Rs. 4 c.i.f. per radio set on the basis of their actual production of such radios during the year 1964-65: —

(1) Gang condensers—maximum capacity for each condenser not below 360 PF.

(2) Electrolytic capacitors of 250 V and above, D.C. working.

(3) Carbon resistors—1/4 watt or below or of values higher than 1 megohm.

(4) Litz wire.

2. A.U. licences fcr components of radio receivers can be utilised upto 2J per cent, of their face value for servicing of radio receivers.

3. A.U. licences granted for the import of component parts of vulve or Janta Type radio receivers to small scale industries can be utilised for the import of the following components for the manu- facture of transistor radio receivers over and above 50 per cent, of the face value of licences provided the prices of such sets do not exceed Rs. 250 per set including excise duty. This would mean that 50 per cent, value of the licence can be utilised for import of the following components fcr the manufacture of transistor radios irres- pective of any price restriction while the value of the licence to be utilised over and above 50 per cent, should be for the sets having the prices not exceeding Rs. 250 per set including excise duty: —

(1) Electrolytic capacitors 50 V or lower D.C. working.

(2) Fixed carbon resistors of 1/4 watt or below.

(3) Variable carbon track potentiometers with or without switch—1/8 watt or below.

(4) Gang condensers—maximum capacity of each condenser not to exceed 320 PF.

(5) Plastic film capacitors, 30 V or lower, D.C. working.

(6) Ferrite bobbins and cores for transistor I.F. transformers.

9 GoflEx—7

ANNEXURE TO PART A—contd.

(7) Ldtz wire.

(8) Trimmers (maximum capacity 40 PF).

(9) High permeability laminations of dimensions not exceeding 25 mmX25 mm and of flux density not less than 10,000 gauss.

(10) Enamelled copper wire thinner than 40 SWG.

(11) Hardware such as lugs, strips, screws, nuts, etc., not exceed- ing 25 paise in value.

Trmniistor Radio Receivers.

Small Scale Industries engaged in the manufacture of transistor radio receivers and whose schemes for the manufacture of transistor radios have been approved by the State Directors of Industries, will be granted A.U. licences for the import of the following components and parts of transistors on the basis of Rs. 8 c.i.f. per transistor radi" set on the basis of their actual production of such radios during the year 1964-65. Such manufacturers should utilise 50 per cent, of the value of the licence for manufacture of transistor sets in the price category not) exceeding Rs. 250 inclusive of excise duty: —

(i) Electrolytic capacitors 50 V. or lower D.C. working,

(ii) Fixed carbon resistors of 1/4 watt or below.

(iii) Variable carbon track potentiometers with or without switch—1/8 watt or below.

(iv) Gang condensers—maximum capacity of each condenser not to exceed 320 PF.

(v) Plastic film capacitors, 30 V or lower, D.C. working,

(vi) Ferrite bobbins and cores for transistor I.F. transformers,

(vii) Litz wire,

(viil) Trimmers (maximum capacity 40 PF).

(ix) High permeability laminations of dimensions not exceeding ing 25 mm x 25 mm and of flux density not less than 10,000 gauss.

(x) Enamelled copper wire thinner than 40 SWG.

(xi) Hardware such as lugs, strips, screws, nuts, etc., not exceed- ing 25 paise in value per set.

Amplifiers

1. Small Scale Industries manufacturing amplifiers whose schemes for the manufacture of amplifiers have been approved by the State Directors of Industries will be granted A.U. licences for the import of the following components on the basis of Rs. 22/- c.i.t per amplifier and on the basis of their actual production of such amplifiers during the year 1964-65, subject to the conditions shown again them : —

ANNEXURE TO PART A—contd.

(1) Valves—Import not to exceed 35 per cent of the face value of the licence subject to the condition that the following types of valves or their equivalents will not be imported against the licence: —

(1) EZ 80. <2) E BC 81. (3) EF 89 (4) EL 84. (5) ECH 81. (6) EM 84. (7) ECL 82. (8) E BF 89. (9) EL 86. (10) E CH 83. <11) UY 85. (12) U BC 81. <13) UF 89. <14) UL 84. (15) UCH 81. (16) UM 84. (17) U CL 82. (18) U BF 89. (19) EC 81.

(2) Condensers, all sorts, excluding gang condensers, ceramic, paper and mica capacitors (import not to exceed 10 per cent, of the (ace value of the licence).

(3) Carbon resistors of rating exceeding 2 watts or rating 1/4 watt or below. Resistors of value one megohm and above should be allow- ed, irrespective of wattage rating.

(4) Wire wound potentiometers.

(5) Vibrators.

(6) The following four items and other hardware parts can tit Imported to the extent of 5 per cent, of the face value of th" licence. —

(i) Connecting strips and lugs,

(ii) Self-tapping screws,

(iii) Nuts, rivet3 and washers.

286 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SIC. I]¹

A J N N E X U RE TO PART A—contd.

(7) Insulating sleevings (other than those made of PVC and varnished doth).

2 AU. licences granted to S.S.I. Units for import of components 'or the manufacture of amplifiers can also be utilised upto 2i per eent of their face value for the import of spares for servicing of amplifiers,

3 A.U. licences granted to small scale industries for the import •f components and parts of amplifiers can be utilised for the import of components for the manufacture of transistorised amplifierg upto 100 per ..cent, of the face value of the licence subject to the following conditions: —

(1) Import of the following components will not be allowed: — Loudspeakers, coils, transformers, cabinets, aerials and- knobs,

(ii) Import of the following components may be allowed ;—-

(a) Carbon resistors of rating 2 watts and above, or rat- ings 1/4 watt or below. Resistors of value 1 Megohm and above may also be allowed, irrespective of wattage rating.

(b) Carbon track potentiometers 1/8 watt or below.

(c) Plastic film capacitors 30 Volts or lower D.C. working.

(d) Transistors and diodes whose dissipation rating exceeds 1 watt and reference zenner diodes. Diodes and tran- sistors available indigenously will not hf allowed to bfr imported

(ili) Import cf hardware parts may be allowed for value not exceeding 24 per cent, of the total value available for import, of components for transistorised sets.

Car Radios

Small Scale Industries manufacturing car radios whose schemes, for the manufacture of car radios have been approved by the State Directors of Industries will be granted A.U, licences lor the import of the following components of car radios on the basis of Rs. 15 c.i.f. per set and on the basis of their actual production of such sets during the year 1964-65:-

(i) Component parts which are licensable to manufacturer*, of ordinary valve radios.

ANNEXURE TO PAKT A—contd,

(ii) Special types of valves whose cathodes and anodes work from the same potential valves made by indigenous manufacturers will not be allowed to be imported.

(iii) Permeability tuners,

(iv) Vibrators.

itf.B.—(i) Owing to indigenous availability of various component!, the number of components of the pack value per set allowed so fax for the manufacture of the above men- tioned articles, have been reduced. The entitlement of the applicants who were receiving Licences at higher pack values will be correspondingly reduced.

II. Import policy for licensing for raw materials/components to

~~' manufacturers of clocks

A.U. applications from existing units only in the small scale sector for import of component parts and raw materials for the manu- facture of clocks and one-day-alarm time-pieces will be considered on the basis indicated below:—

(A) Pendulum Clocks.—Small scale units may be allowed to import only the following component parts and raw materials withi* the total C.I.F. value of Rs. 4-50 per clock: —

(a) Component parts: —

(i) Suspension springs;

(ii) Lever.

(b) Raw materials: —

(i) Spring steel strips. (ii) Brass bars, rounds, sheets, strips or extruded sections of brass of special free cutting quality for clock indus- try only.

(iii) Special steel strips, rods and wires. (iv) Any other miscellaneous items such as clock oils etc.

The only extra item to be allowed import in the case of lever type clocks is the lever escapement assembly costing not more than Rs. 6-50 each. This will be in addition to the components and raw materials allowed for pendulum clocks.

(C) Electric Clocks:

No parts of eleotric clocks would be allowed to be imported. Import of raw materials would be allowed on the same basis as for mechanical clocks.

?|$ THE RAB&inX PV Pm± WffmAOBDJWAST [PAIW I^-Stc. 1]

(D) Time pieces:

(a) Component parts;

The following component parts may be allowed for import within, the C.J.F. value of Rs. 1-00 per pack: —

(i) Hair Springs; (ii) Balance wheel; (iil) Balance Btaff, (iv) Balance bearing screw; (v) Escape wheel; (vi) Lever.

(b) Raw Materials

In addition to the import of component parts as given above, import of raw materials such as brass sheet, brass rods, brass extruded- sections and special steel, spring steel strips, free cutting steel electro- plating salts, chemicals, etc., may also be allowed upto Rs. 3-00 per time piece.

(E) Watches: .

No applications from small scale units for the import of compo- nent parts, raw materials, accessories and machinery items will be considered for the manufacture of watches.

2. (i) No applications from new units for the import of raw materials, components or machinery will be considered for the manufacture of pendulum clocks, lever clocks, electric clocks and time pieces.

(ii) The small units who import raw material for manufacture of parts for abovA mentioned industries will be allowed to get such parts manufactured from other indigenous manufacturers, for which the necessary equipment is not available with them.

(iii) The small units may also be allowed to import upto 10 per cent of the value of their import licences equipments such as hob cutters, special taps and dies useful for manufacture of components for their industry from raw materials.

III. Import Policy for import of raw materials for the manufac* tureof jriT^gJnkl^amall scale units.

AU applications from small scale units manufacturing printing ink will be considered for the import of the items n"*ntioned below. The entitlement of the unit for import of raw materials will be worked out on the basis of Rs. 500 per ton of production as recom- mended by the sponsoring- authority.

List of itemt to be considered for Import

1. Titanium Dioxide (Anatase). 2. Titanium Dioxide (Rutilej. 3. Carbon Black.

[ I " A B * - ^ B " C. f} vm " A " i # n r c* t t t m xn v. . •

i&ANNEXURE TO PART A—contd. 4. Phthalocyanine freen.

6. Pigment Dyestufts other than those listed in Appendices 29 ind 40.

8. Bronze Powder.

Extender*

7. Blaac Fixe.

Drying Otti

8. Tung Oil.

Refills

9. Gurn Arabic-

10. Melamine Resins and also all synthetic resins which are permissible for import under S. No. 116/V.

11. Copal Gum.

Solvent*^

12 Diacetone Alcohol.

13. Methyl Isobutyl Ketone.

14- Methyl Ethyl Ketone.

15. Ethyl Cellulose.

16. Ethylene Glycol.

17. Methyl Cyclohexanene.

18. Gilsonite.

19. Lecithin.

20. Magnesium Carbonate.

21. Borate of Manganese.

22. Tricresyl Phosphate.

23. Fanal Colours.

24. Synthetic Waxes.

25. Cyclchexanol.

26. Ethylena glycol mono ethyl ether.

27. Ethylene glycol mono Butyl ether.

rv. Import Policy far rau- materials and consumable stores required by Wre WorkM Units.

1. A.U. applications from S.S.I. Units manufacturing Five Works will be considered for import of the following items as recommended by the sponsoring tutfaomty:—

M? y$&apB/t^ym& EWW&lBffli'iBaF £PABT*-*ML i]

Items

JEnd Product

Paper and Allied Stores

(a) Permissible paper

items

(b) Zinc sheets. Paper Caps.

Chemicals and Allied Items

(a) Barium Nitrate. Fire works other than paper

caps.

(b) Gum Arabic/Gum Fire works and paper cap*.

Accacia.

(c) Potato Dextreme. Do.

(d) Red Phosphorous. Paper caps.

(e) Antimony Sulphide. Do.

3. Applications will be considered only from those unite who possess licences under the Explosives Act.

V. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials / components t*

manufacturers of tape recorders.

A.U. applications from existing units only in the small scale sector will be considered for the import of the following components and raw materials for the manufacture of tape recorders within the pack value of Rs. 30 c.i-f. per tape recorder. Magnetic tapes will be allowed upto a maximum price of Rs. 12 c.i.f. and other finished components will be allowed upto a maximum price of Rs. 10 ci.f.: —

(1) Magnetic tape.

(2) Radio components except gang or tuning capacitors and trimmers as allowed for transistor receivers and valve receivers.

(3) Valves not made indigenously.

(4) Record/Erase heads or parts thereof such as mumetal laminations and sheets, berylium copper foil.

(5) Microphone parts such as, diaphragm, magnet and related hardware or microphone cartridge.

(6) Hardware and other mechanical /rubber parts to the extent of 15 per cent, of the face value.

(7) Spares for servicing to the extent of 5 per cent, of the face value of the licence.

(8) Prototype tape recorders—a maximum of 2 prototype tape recorders subject to a maximum of Rs. 600 may be allowed

CPAHX I—sec. ir Tax OAZKTTB or HCDIA DITRJ\ORDINABY . 291

AJNTNEXURE TO PAIIT A —mti.

within the value of the licence—subject to the condition that these are not to be sold.

•NJ3.—(f) Owing to indigenous availability of various component!, the number of components of the pack value per set allow- ed so far for the manufacture of tape recorders have been reduced. The entitlements of the applicants who wer" receiving licences at higher pack values will be corres- pondingly reduced

fii) No new schemes for the manufacture of tape recorders will be approved.

VI. Import Policy jor licensing of raw materials/components for manufacture of Hearing Aids to small unit*.

A.U. applications from S.S.I, units manufacturing hearing aids will be considered for import of the following raw material3 and •components for the manufacture of hearing aids in relation to their actual production of hearing aids in the previous year at the rate of Rs. 27 c.i.f. per hearing aid: —

(1) Microphone.

(2) Ear pieee.

*(3) Lov/ voltage transistors (3 volts, not made in India).

(4) Miniature and sub-miniature electrolytic capacitors includ- ing tantalum condensers.

(5) Sub-miniature resistors.

(6) Miniature or sub-miniature volume control.

(7) Plastic film miniature condensers.

(8) Metallic laminations of high permeability and wires thinner than 40 SWG for A.F. transformers.

Nora:—The licences issued to the S.S.I, units for the Import of above raw materials and components for the manufacture of hearing aids at the rate of Rs. 27 c.i-f- per hearing aid may be endorsed for import of low voltage transistors suitable for hearing aids only if supplies thereof cannot be made by the indigenous manufacturers.

2$" TOT. Q A H S TI ornfra*. KJtrttAOEBiHAjer [putt i—B"C II

SEcnoN-n

PARTB

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED

IMPORTERS

Norm.— (i) The period of validity of licence* will be twelve monthi unless other- wise provided^

(2) The licensing authority will be the regional licensing authority concerned unless otherwise provided.

(3) The conditions, restriction* or concession) applicable to the import of any goods against licences Issued for specific hems will apply- to such goods erem if imported against licence^) for otheT hetn(i) under the concession of interchangeability provided in this policy.

Rtmaiki

Description Import Policy

Part 4 S. No. of the I.T.C. Sche- dule

1

4

a 3

Group I—Compon*nu and Spar's

PART II

3"

The following articles of machin- ery not otherwise specified in thu schedule when required for )ute industry, hemp indus- try, tea industry, iron and steel production work, electric sup- ply undertaking*, and mines and quarries :—

(5) Componcntparts as defined 1^1%

in Import Tariff item No. 72(3) of machinery specifi- ed in clauses (1), (2)> (3) and (4) of S. N o ^ of P"rt- II, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(") Applications from Establish- ed Importers having firm orders from Actual User* will be considered in con- sultation with the technical- authoriticB concerned. The applicants should give full particulars and justification' for the machinery "ought to be imported.

(ii) Licences will be granted sub- ject to certain special con- ditions vide Plant and Ma- chinery Hand Book 1952.

{iit) Licences will not ordinarily be valid for machines and spare parts of machine 1 mentioned in Appendix 35.

(iv) Attention it alto invited to the Note in Appendix 35..

[PAW I-Stc. i] TH1 OAZCVR Of WOOL VrmsjSBDXXtOn ^

I * 9 4 PART U—cotad.

S. No. 36(sy-oemd.

(0) Import of (pare parts falling,

under other senal numbers

like ball bearings, belting

etc., and those detailed in

Li"t III of Appendix if>

will not be permitted.

(vQNot more than 3% of th*

face value of licences grant-

ed for S.No. 36(5) of Part 11

can be utilised for the im-

port of ball bearing! not

specified In Appendix 14

of thii Book.

(

mini specially adapted

for use in this type of ma-

chinery can also be Import-

ed against licences issued

under this sub-item.

(wtf) Upto 10% of the face value

of quota licence* can be uti>

]i^d for import of safety

hooks, cage chain tuspen-.

sion gear and wire nopo

capplcs.

(fa) The import of steel perforat-

ed sheet* which have been

given special shape or quali-

ty required for a particular

machine will not be allowed

against licences for this Si.

No. as a component part of

the machinery unless th$

licence is suitably endorsed

by the licensing authority to

permit the import of such

perforated sheets.

(x) Steel perforated sheets which

can be used for multifarious

purpotea and which hare not

been given a special shape of

quality so as to make them

suitable for a particular ma-

chine only will fall under S.

No. 9(g)/ll and then1 im-

port wfll not be allowed

against the licence for this S.

No.

(jci) Perforated steel sheets for use

on machines which are pro-

hibited for import vidt Ap-

pendix 35 will not be per-

mitted to be imported.

I

a 3 4

PART ll—*ontd,

OwO Upto 5% of the face value of

rS, No, 36(5")—contd.

quota licences granted for this Sub-S. No. will be valid for import of electrical con- trol gear which art; specially designed for mar^iny lijte coal cutten and which when imported separately would be classifiable under S. No. 43/11.

(jdH) Quota licence* lined for this item will not be valid for im- part of "•I'-n^nr bowU.

(jric) Licences is"ued under this S. No. will be valid for the import of internal combus- tion engines (other than road vehicular type) M prime movers If imported as a part of the plant provided that 1

(a) Engines develop less than 3 H.P. at a speed of 1500 R.P.M. and above (on a 12-hour rat- ing) according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949.

(b) Engines develop more

than 30 H.P. (on a ia hour rating) according to B.S.S. 649 of 1949.

(*•) It should be noted that such internal combustion engines from 3 to 30 H.P. cannot be imported as prime mover* under this S. No. unless the engines are integrally coupled with the equipment of which they are the prime movers.

NOTE.—For the purpose of this restriction, integral coupl- ing would mean :

(0) Mono block construc- tion of the prime mover with the driven machin- ery, or

(b) The driving and the drfren machinery be- ing of such construa- ion as to have one com- mon and continuous shaft.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTHAOKDINAEY 295

PABT B—contd

I 2 J 4

FART II—concld. S. No. 36(5)—contd.

(JWO Those who have no put

Imports of parti will b"

panted licences on the

Basil! of 5% of imports of

complete machinery falling

under S. No. 36

(xvtf) Although quota licences will

be panted separately for

S. Nos. 36(s)/II, 4(5)/III,

fiJi)/v, 67&5/V, and tfc (pare parts of permissible machine tools falling under Part VI, they can be utilised for the im- port of any or all the goodi falling under these S. Nos.

(.aviif) The validity period of

licences will be eighteen

months.

ijdx) The •pplicanti'lf desiring te

import Boiler fitdngi again-

•t their h"cenccs for thu S.

No. shotUd also produce •

' certificate as prescribed in

Appendix is.

FART III

4 The following article* of ma-

chinery not otherwise ipedfied

in this Schedule when rtail-

rcd for textile induitne" other

than Jute and Hemp.

(0 All licences will be granted

*ubject to certain Bpedal

conditions vide Plant and

Machinerv Hand Book,

1952.

i j? <"

import!

6t eoto-

phttBfr-

ffhinirty

(5) Component pant, exdud-

ing hosiery ncedJei n de-

fined in item No. 73(3) of

the First Schedule to

the Indian Tmtiff Act,

1934, of machinery •ped-

fied in clmisei (1), (a£ (3)

and (4) of S. No. 4 of

Part III, but ncfadtna

those covered by Serial

No. 68 of Part V of the

this Schedule.

(*0 Licences will not ordinarily

be volid for machines and

•pare parts of machinet

mentioned in Appendix 33,

TTiis restriction would not

apply to spare pam of

foreisn made machine pre-

sided the particular make

•nd/or model is haying ra

lndigcDcous angle.

(*0 Attention ii also Invited t*

the Note in Appendix 33.

(fe) Applications from sole tel-

ling agents and indenting

houses for the importjbf

component* and spare para

of textile machinery wi 1

be considered and lirrv-i-i

will be granted upto 5%

of the imports of complete

P AW B—"ontd.

I

3 4

jUKrin—COTI^.

£. No. 4(5)—<<*wd.

cotton textile machine* fil-

ling under S. Nos, 4 fal

(3) and (4) of Part Wl

made by them against their

own licencea under the

C O. scheme or Ucencet

tawed in favour of actual

•ten.

(D) Quota licencea will not be

valid for the Import of (Q

stainless steel, tubei and

cones used in cone and

cheese dyeing units and (#)

coir board watben.

("0 Licences granted against thfc

serial number win be valid

for Import of all compo-

nent parti of textile ma-

chinery, a* appear in the

manufacturers catalogues,

other than hems which an

tpedflcaHy banned tinder

the Import Tnde Control

policy. Quota licences will

also be valid far Import of

all component parts (elec-

trical and mechanical) of

textile machinery of im-

ported orlcin of parncolftT

makes and/or model* oar-

ing no indigenous "nglf

(•*) Licences wiH not be valid

for import of spares, speci-

fied elsewhere, us., Ball

bearing* etc and items de-

tailed In list III of Ap-

pendix atf unlest spedflcal-

fy fnYirr^rrvVd bj thfl

Textile Commissioner.

(•*) Upto 1% of the fac*

value of licencet granttd

(or this Serial Number can

be utilised for Import 0/

ginning bolts and miw

(fx) Import of Calendar Bowk

(Piper, Cotton and Jute)

win not be allowed asttnat

bcences issued for this S.

No.

(x) Copper priming roOers and

Doctor Blade wQl be al-

lowed against licences Issued

for this S. No.

, •( iO Same a* remarks (xvn) and Ottx) riven againrt S. No 3<5(5)/n.

PAHT B—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PART Ill—coiaa.

S. No. 4C5I—contd.

(**0 The validity period of licen-

ce* will be Eighteen

rnfYntrm

5(1) The following textile ma-

chinery and apparatus by

whatever power operated

when required for textile

industries other than Jute

and hemp, namely ;—Blow

room machinery, Carding

Engines, Combers (includ-

ing Silver Lap Machines,

Ribbon Lap Machines,

Lap Former), Speed Fra-

mes, Draw Frames, Ring

Frames, Warp and Weft

Preparatory machinery

(Winding machine, Warp-

ing machine, Siting ma-

chine, Pirn Winding mach-

ine), Drawing-in and

Twiating-in machines)

(Warp tying machine, Rea-

ching -In machines, etc.)

Doubling machine*, looms

(all types), Wool Carding,

Spinning and Weaving

machinery. Sift Throwing,

Reeling, Twisting and

Weaving machinery, Waste

Spinning mach'uery (all

types):—

5 (2) Component parts us defin-

(0 Same remarks

appearing against S. No. 4

(5) of Part HI.

6-1/4% or

i-i/4%

on Im-

ports of

complete

machine*.

ed in Import Tariff Item

No. 72(3) of machinery spe-

cified in clause (I) above,

excluding those covered by

Serial No. 68 of Part V of

this Schedule.

(it) Established Importer* hav-

ing quota, licence* undei

thfi sub-serial No. will be

allowed to import sport

parts specified in Appendii

69.

(M"0 Application* from tote tell-

ing qg"ntf and indenting

houtes for the import 0?

component* and (pare parts

of textile machinery will be

considered and licence* will

be granted upto 5% of the

import* of complete cotton

textile machines friHng un-

der S. No. 5(i)/III made by

them agalnat their own lican-

cei under the C.G. Scheme

or licences issued in favour

of actual user*. Sole teD-

298 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Stc. 1J

PAHT B—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART itl—canM

S. No. 5 (a)—contd.

ing Agency, including In

dendng houses, licences Is-

sued under this provision

can be utilised foi

unport of such spare parti

(mechanical and electrical)

of those foreign made mach-

ines of imported origin and/

or modef(s) and make

, (having no indigenous angle)

of which the licensees are

the sole-selling agents and

have supplied machines to

the textile industry pro-

vided such parts are not

specifically banned else-

where In the ITC policy.

(w) Licences will not be valid

for import of spares speci-

fied elsewhere, i."., Ball

bearings etc. and items de-

tailed in List III of Appen-

dix 26 unless specifically

recommended by the Tex-

tile Commissioner.

(0) Import licensing policy for

carding engines, ring fram-

es, looms, etc., and their

spares falling under

S. No. 5-III is given in

Appendix 50,

(vt) Same as remark (xvn) given

against S. No. 36(5)/II.

FART IV

"75(t>) Garage Tools

(0 The policy or import of

this item will be announ-

ced later.

(u) The licences granted will be

valid only for the items

detailed in Appendix 3)

of this Red Boot.

PARTV

6j (3X0 Component pern, "sTde-

fined in item No. 72(3) of

the First Schedule to the

Indan Tariff Act, 1934, of

machinery specified In clauses

(1), (2), (3) and (4) of S. No.

65 of Pan V, bat

excluding those which are

covered by Serial No. 68 of

thli part ofthis Schedule:

(f) Licences will be granted sub-

ject to certain conditions

vidt Plant and Machinery

Hand Book, 1952.

f*0 Parts of Refrigeration and 3%

Air-conditioning martiln-

nery other than domestic

refrigerstora.

IPABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 299 PAHT B—contd.

3

4 &ART V—contd.

S.No.6s(sX^)—contd.

(*) Licences will not be valid

for machines and iptro

parts of machinery men-

tioned in Appendix 35.

(&") Attention is also invited to

Preamble to Appendix 35.

(jo) The inttnicdon* cootaioed

in the Plant and Machinery

Hand Book, 1953 which alao

contains the hgt of OMeotMl

HMIC parts for Refidpnr*.

Mnn orui Air mjvii^innlng

machinery will eeflertUy be

applicable,

(o)iUptt> 50% 0/ the Uo value rf

quota Ucenoei btued fiat

Parts of RefidgertdoQ and

ATr-^^^^if^ning tnafhinfTY

other than doDieatic refri

aerators [S. No. 65 (3) ("Q/

V] may be udliaed tor tba

import of CompreMOM^oolr,

specially Hf^gnji^ frc refii-

geration and Air-CDoditioo-

ing Industries.

( P O I Up to 25% of the face value

of quota lioenoea tat Serial

No. 65(5X")/V may b"

utilised for import of qp"n

parts da"iflablc uoder other

Serial Not. of the I . T .C

Schedule, provided such

tpsre parti hare *uch a

Bhape and lize as are ordi-

narily u"ed for 'Tarts of

Refrigeration and Air-coodi-

finnlng TT|*r-1iinrfy nthnr rfiui

domestic re&igeiwtoti1". l i-

cence* will not, however, be

valid for import of "nrj"

•pare parti u are banned

for import under the rele-

vant Serial Noa.

(c£) Quota licence* iwaodforthla

S. N o. will not bo valid tat

import of CondeoxiT, Re-

ceivers and Chiller*.

( t *0 Same aa remark (xvit) given

Bl tgainit S. No. 36(5)!U.

The import policy for toil item

wtfl br anTirnuvrri latrr

<5(S) (*) (") Spare V** <* Machlnei;

7 ••

faffing under S. No. 6

5

*5(5) (*) P"t" of mtdalnajwba

" 5%

(0 UcrtTcra will be granted

•abject to certain condi-

tion* vida Plant and Ma-

chinery Hand Book, 1952.

5

a

undertakiDga othea t*f

a

cinema and tefdfeada

e

nnH al*o other fn"n Km

parts of machinery fyH"!

under S. No. 65(1—^

(o"Xa) and (J)/V.

fl GofTEx—8

aoo THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1> PAST B—contd.

I 2

3 4

TART V—tofitd.

("0 Attention is aUo invitee) to-

Preamble to Appendix 35.

£. No. 63 (j) (iii)—eontd.

(") (a) Licences issued under thi*

S. No. will be valid for the

Import of internal combus-

tion awinet (other than road

vehicular type) at prim*

movers if imported a s f*

part of the machinery pro—

vided that:

(0 Engine* develop lest than y

H. P. at a speed of 1500

R. P. M. and above (on a 12-

hour mthng) according tt>

B.S.S. 649/1949.

(a) Engine* develop more than-

30 H. P. (on a ia-hour rm-

tinfl) Kcording to B. S. S.-

649/I949-

(t) It ibould be noted that fucb

ioteHMd oomboatkiti euginea-

60m 3 >o 30 HF. cannot be

imported a* prime morem

under thi" 3r. No. u n k"

the TyiTw are intcgrtlly

coupled wkh the equipment

of which they arc the p r i nt

moren.

NoTB.^For the purpose of thi"-

rotrjetioa, integnl. coupl-

ing would mean:—

(a) Mono block conetniction-

of the prime mover with-

the drive machinery, or

(b) the driving and the driven>

machinery being of tucb

canBtrucaoii at to have one

common and continuous

shaft.

(v) Licences will Dot be valid for

import of tpara specified

elsewhere, t."~, Ball bear-

ing*, beltings, etc and

itemf specified hi Lilt III

of Appendix \6.

(vi) Upto 1% of the face ratue of

quota licence* can be utilised

for import of bofta, nun and:

screws specially adapted fot

tae on such machines.

[P*HS I—BBC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY qoi PA*T B—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART V—comd.

6. No. 65 (s) (ill)—contd.

(<*) Lawn mowen ia C K . D.

U4., pacti of k wa mowcn

which oould b" tttambled

Into oomplat* lawn mowen

will not be aaowad to be

imported t d n at tk* quota

licence* for thai Mb-toial

Diimb"c.

( d o) Quota UOCDCM baaed foi

thi* tub-hem win i ko be

vmlld foe import at tparc

partt of D t tt piooewiiig

machine* worimd bj 1CM

than 1/4 ^ " . , 1 / 4 6 ^. 01

more than 1/4 H J\ falllni

under S. No. 6j(6XaX")/V-

(iit) The Import of steal perforat-

ed ftbeetB which have been

given a special thape Of

quality icquiiad for a paib-

cukr nwchiDe will not be

tllowcd agalnct Uoenon fot

this S. No. u a cotnpooent

part of the machinery 'iPlfti

the licence is tuiobty en-

dor"td by the licensing

authority to peatnit the im-

port of tuch perforated

theeo.

(x) Steel pcrfomMd t h e eu

which con be oa"d (or molti-

feriova puipOMt and which

h"re not been grreo •

•pedal thape or quality

•0 u to maketham suitable

for 1 particular n^r*^v only

will fall under S. N o. 9

(l)/II and theit import wifi

not be allowed aapintt the

licencet for this S. No.

(sO Pcrfonted wtml tnoeta for

use on "Mfhinf which ue

prohibited for import vidt

Appeaidfat 33 will not be

pennitted to bt imported,

(x£) Quota lioencet will not be

valid for the import of all

type* of dial tharmomcten

^n^lwijrttf dial tntcmonititen

of the type* of mercury in

tteel Tapont pnarui:* and

diatanca readlna^

(x"V) Same a* irmagti (MVH) and

("w) given apdnn S. No.

302 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SBC 1) PABT B—cofttd.

I 1 3 4

PART V—eontd.

67 CO Printing and Lithographic

mwuitl, lMWMly pnitet fitho-

gvanfeic piatM) ooniposinfl

l U i, caaaaa, inpcwing table*,

Ikiiu^—ptwi: MODM, ttofeo-

hbda, wood bloo*", half-tane

lifcxAai, taaonp-ffp* bkx&a,

pvocev* bio^taf rottM no^dij

I"UCT £ra"M "od ttocta.mho-

pwpML nap to*"i, itttdlng

KKW mf hot PTCMM, [Wtfo-

r"io* oMdUDM, fold Mixiing

p&x£ pMMVMj mnflif ptwcvv

oojpe" plMi ptkidng pnwti,

ToAng [ M M *, rallag macfai-

ooi, roling p*" makliM mac-

hinc* I t M o M m, rule oat-

tact, itac nMMn, t7p" ntrlna

Mirhian, *fp" Mttlni md

OMint — rrilnw. pmer in

roAt with tid" p w f a w im to

be Mdd iftar fiuihar pwfcr*-

dot tat typa caadnf, rolo

boodtog nadilnM, rol"mua-

io^ nMflktfiM> PC

IAM>", wwiijuluf ippanttu,

papw ftWiof Wiifilnx , n g-

Uc •adpaptr m l w a oC man

wtaa l">poi""d M advarctMDg

DMMMW in antatMctlaa with

i|H>il flln, Tntdl* Printing

PRMIM oc iw"MM of pndoau-

fMMty twdli qrp" and Roller

(i) Gom"oo"m p"n" at detncd in

Import Tuiff I tm No. 72C3)

of Madiiawy tp"cifled in

d"ue (1) aborti txaluding

thcwe oone*d by 3"rud No.

68 of P*rt V of * it Schedule.

(0 Opto 3% of the face value

of licenoct for thii Item cttn

be utllitcd foe import of

Bolts, Screwi, Stud*. Nutt

Rivet*, Cotter/Split piwtad

wBihen tpoctflcaoV adapted

for na" on monotype toper

catting machine* and be"r-

ing tpeciflc makeTt* cata-

logue nucaben.

(X) Import of bleached Owton

mole ikjn in n41j in wijth

of 30*, 31J*, 3**, 3"* and

41' it allowed agamtt tbe

quota licence* for thfa

tab-Mrial No.

'W Same st remark (xe*0 tttroo

^urnit S. No. 3 [PAST I—She. 1] THE GAZETTE OT INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 303 P AH B—contd.

I 3 3 4

PART—V--mtd.

70 All typti of Ufa and alataaoaa

(inAnAinf poBttngtTI Mid

goodi) component parti and

acotMoiiat thereof 1

in) Para of Kfti .

if) Lkwooct will b* ralid for the

importoftb* foUovinf parti

- for baulag* machinery

only ;

35% (on

fanportoof

pant') or

5% (on

imports

of

complete

lifts).

(0 Worn GM lUdwction

Unit.

("0 Dflrtbg Sfaa*.

(in) Dririot rixtn drum

for d im diire.

(if) BMC Plate fat the "M&p-

le* dririnj macfaiBe.

(0) Extnraw Beartna

Sted.

(vO Ekcao-BMCMdc. Brake

compktt.

(DM) Ehreitinf IbMre.

(c*) Orrah^d BLMTC.

(w) Ownpttd foratoon.

;tf) Raqueiti from tba aMbtUwd

1

importtw for nlidatko of

quote liorocua fot Impcvi

of inch additlcMal ipsni

parti of LUm MM not

mnviactBiad iodipaxxMly

wiU be cotMidaMd io oon-

•ulMnD wicfa th" Dinc-

torate GMMMI of Tacboica]

Drwlnpnwt.

(*0 lioancaa for t l* itam wiU

be imMd by C.CI.

PlKT VI MacfakK tooli

(0 Dataibd Uacnatai policy b

grr"" in AppmUx 11.

("© Satae a* 1111 1I1 (mQjfoaa

>f*mt S No. 36(3)/lL

("•) The Wxfcy p^fad of

"""""• wll bt Eighteen

month**

3 04 THE GAZETTE -OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY IEFMBT I — S ic 1] FJJTT B—contd.

I 2 3 4

GROUP H—MOTOR VHHICLE SPARE PARTS FOR DIESEL ENGINE/S

TRACTORS ETC.

PART II

3* Dtosel eagaci of all type ind

component para thereof ex*

oept spate parti for internal

oombudon engines of road

rehidt type :—

(7) Spare part of dieseiy

maines other than spares for

road •chicultt typoj dietel

(*) Othan . (I) 10%

or i-1/4%

OQintpoti

of complete

engineji.

(1) Quota will be calculated

on the basis of import of all

tparet falling under thil

Serial "number or alterna-

tively on the basis of 1 • 1/4

per cent, of half of bettyean

importj of complete dietel

engines. Licences will be

valid only for the import of

spares not otherwise speci-

fied. Not more than 10

per cent of the face value

of the quota licence

can be utilised for the import

of the following items:

(i) Cylinder blocki.

(u) Base plates.

(in) Flywheels.

(HI) Flywheel keys.

(3) Licences isiued under thia

SuD-oem will not be valid for

import of spares specified else-

where i.e., Ball bearing etc.

and items detailed in Lisa I, n

and III of Appendix 26.

(3) Uptohilfper cent of the face

value of licences can be utilised

for import of bolts, nuts, studs,

washers md screws for Dicte)

engines.

14) Pressure B*uges for tractor,

earth moving equipments and

for inclustrlil type dicsel engines

will be allowed clearance upto

x/2% of the face value of

quota licences for this item.

[5) Although quota licences will

1

be granted separately for S. Nos.

30(J) (jit) III and 74 (")/V,

they can be utilsed for the im-

port of any or all the goods

fallinc under these S. Not.

tPAHi, I—SKC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF IND^A. E}fTHAP^DtNAB,Y 305

Purr B—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART U-ctmtd,

32 Motors and Generator* of any

type or design and component

parts thereof—

(1) Licence* will not be yalid for

10% or it%

on imports

ox complete

motors.

import of spues, specified else

Where, i."., Ball bearing*, otc

and item* derailed in JJatUlet

Appendii id.

(1) Licences will be issued subject

to the condition that the*; will

not be valid for Import of

motor* in GKD condition.

(") Part* of Motor*

(3) Application* from Sole-Selling

Agent* of ramble speed moton

who are not quota holder* of

this sub-item far Import of

spare ports of motors will be

oonaidered by the Jt. C.C.I.,

Bombay on the recommenda-

tion* of the' Textile Cornmi*-

riooer.

093, 29s Cylinder linen,

( 1) Detailed policy for these item* is given in Li"t III of Appendix 36.

(

*Wiv

(Appen- Fuel injection equiprncnt and

dix—26 component parti thereof.

LIST,

III liaskctg.

ITEMS) Piston assemblies.

2) Although quota licences will

be granted separately for these

item*) they can be utilised tor

Import of any or all these item*.

Thin-walled bearing*.

Inlet and Exhaust Poppet valve,

PART—IV,

valve guides (*lecve"), valve

rotators, tappers, springs, valve

seat insert.

(3) Licences granted for theae

item* will also be valid for im-

port of other items of motor

vehicle parts not mentioned

in Lists I, II and III of Ap-

pendix 36.

Carbon brushes, ill sorts.

Dash Board instruments.

Speedometer cables.

Starter Motor "nd part* thereof

Generator/Dynamo Alternator

and parts thereof.

Voltage regulator*.

Oil seals.

Ignition coils and parts thereof.

Propeller Shafts, Universal

Joints and putt thereof.

Brake parts; Muter "nd Wheel

Cylinder, Brake Ho*e and parts

thereat

Water pumps and components

thereof.

Flaijjcr Unit*.

Timing chain*.

Wind "creen wiper motors.

9wrt V. "

74 The following Agricultural

implements, namely, winnowers

threshes, mowing and reaping

machines, binding machine*,

306 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC 1 PAST B—contd.

I 3 3 4

PART V—anuL

S. No. 74—contd.

elevator*, toed and oom cro-

•hen, cbaffcutten.TDotoatten

ensilage cutter*, bone and

bullock gear ploughs, cattiro-

tors, tcanfien, barrow*, cold

cruihen, ieed drill*, hoyaecden

hay pitHd, potato-dig-

gcn, latex spouts, spraying

machines, powder blowert,

white-aat-ertermtaariog ma-

chines, peat pollen, broadcast

•eeden, com picken, oom

sheUen, cuhi-packer*, drag

•enpen, italk amen, hutken

and shredden, potato planten,

line towttt, manure ipreaden,

liiten, toil gnden and take*

al"o agricultural tracton, aho

compoQent partt of these im-

plemeaK, macfainea or tractor*,

provided that they ran be

readily fitted tnto tfaeir propel

place* in the hnplanentt, ma-

cfaioM or troctot* for which

they are imported and that

they cannot ordinarily be used

for poroo"e" unconnected with

Agncoltuie:

(w) Spare poxts for cgncultuial

trmctoit and for tnctot drawn

agricultural implanenti.

15% (l) This Sr. No. at present cover*

ipam for AgriaittonJ tracton

and for tractor drawn tgricultura 1

Implement*, aod would i*o oov CT

aparea for tractor* Minfi under

3 T N O. 65(1-4) WW-W.

(a) Notmorerhwa-i/a % of the

face vahw of Uoenoe* grnMd

under ttai* rub-iton will be

valid to ccrer import* of bolt*,

mm, itud, waahert and tcrewa

fuitabk for uae on tracton

"ad tractor drawn agricultural

(3) Liccncea will not be valid for

import, of tpana, tpecified

dacwbeic, i.*., Ball bearing*

etc and (ton* detaited in hit

III of Appendn 26, nalea* other*

vnae expreaaiy proridfed*

(4) Not more than 4% of the

face Tahje of quota tkvncc

or RJ. 500/- wtikfatvti is

bi*faer iatoad aawk. thai w b-

Item can be nrfllwii for the

[PART I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 307 PAIT B—contd.

² 3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 74 (iii)—contd.

import of mch type* of Ball

bearing* and tapeied and straight

roller bearingi u t t c iu able u

•pare parti of agricultural trac-

tors and/or tractor drawn agri-

cultural implement! and are not

specified in Appendix 14.

(5) Not mote than 10% of the

face value of the quota licence

iuued under tail rub-item 01

Ri. 500/- wblcherw li hlgtyr

can be utilised for the import

of permissible trp"* of garage

tools along with spare parts of

pennisiible types of ptr"gc

tools as listed 10 Appendix 25,

(6) UptD s% of tin boe ralue of

the liccnor or R*. 500/- which-

ever U higher, oan be utilised

for the import of Fan Belts

which are u"ed on Aaricoltun]

tnuaoa in India and wheh are

•hewn in the ipaie pan* cata-

logue* of th"M tmotort, but

excluding tbow which conet-

pond to the following apeciflca-

tlonj:—

Fan Bclti whoac in"kk drcum-

ferenoe la betwocn 29' and

6o* and which corrapond to

'A', 'B' and 'C "eodon" of V

Bells and Fan Belt bottom

whoac width (•'."., on the inner

diameter) i* more than 0-250

Inch.

(7) Spa*e parti of Tsactor Dieael

Engine* will be allowed clear-

ance againtt lloeocea iaaued un-

der Sr. No. 30 QO (tfO/n and

their Import agaLoat licence*

JMoed under S. No. 74 (liiVV

will not be pvmltted unie"a

otherwise expre*"ly provided.

(8) Quot* licenceajuaotedforthla

S. No. can be utilised for import

of itemi falling under S. No.

74t"0/V.

(9) Upto i% of the face ralue of

licencej uiucd under thii "ub-

S. No. can be utdllaed for import

of PreMure gauges of tractor*.

308 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOHDINABY [ P AW I—S*C. 1] PAST B—contd.

I

i 3 4

J>ART V—contd.

SJtf, 74 (iny-eonul.

(lo) Quota licence* for thw hem

will "l"o be valid for import of

the following item* of tparei :

DttaiU of lumt: Maximum cell-

ing upto which

quota licence

for S. No. 74

("0V for April

196ft—Much

1967 cm be

utilised.

(a) Complete piston-

aisemblies of any

size. • . . R". iOjOOO

(6) Piston rings of any

sire . . . Ri. 1,000

(c) Fuel Injection

equipments and

spare parts thereof

other than bodies

and racks of tingle

cylinder pumpt

and bodies of noizlc

holdere of non-

integral type . Rs. 5JOOO

(i) Fule, oil, air filters

radiators, clutch

fadng all types,

brake linings, in all

types including

rough brake 1i"i"g

all types, inlet and

exhaust valves,

spare parts of trac-

tor diesel engines

and any other per-

missible Bpareiin~

eluded in List III

of Appendix 26 not

covered by (a), (b)

and (c) above. . Ri. 10,000

in the ag-

gregate.

Nous;

1. In no case will this concession

permit imports in excess of the

face value of the quota licence.

a. Nc 'split-up' of quota licences

for this item will be permitted.

3. Parti of Hydraulic lifts which

form an integral built-U

mwb"n'm "f rmotoni will bo

CPAUT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF. INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 309 PAHT B—contd.

I 3

3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 74 (iii)—contd.

clarified aa spare parts of the tractors and the entire Hydmu- lirmwliinlim r. t"rti" ir^-f- sory,

( n) Not more th*n io% of the

face value of quota licence issued for this item can be utiv li"ed for import of Ditcs only.

(12) Same as ramark (5) given againit S. No. 3O

Group m—Qiiwnt Machinery and Spire*

PARTV

"5(i__4) Sound and Projection Repro- (n XO duction Equipment 1/4 H.P.

and above,

• (0 Detailed policy of the"e items is given in Appendix 3i-

65 (1—4) Sound and Projection Repro- (wVtt) duction Equipment under 1/4

Hi*.

65 fi—4) FUm Studio equipment

(u) Although quota certificate* will be lisued separately for each sub-item quota licence* will be granted on the combined value* of the quota certiflate* issued for each item. Quota certificates already held by the parties will not be disturbed.

65 (S)C*"1 Spare parts of Sound and Pro- (1) jection Reproduction Equip-

ment 1/4 H.P. and above,

65 (5X0 Spare parts of Sound and P ro (li) jection Reproduction Equip-

ment under 1/4 HJP.

65 ( 0(f) Spires of Film Studio'Equip,-

(&*) ment

Group IV—Injtrmrnmti, ApparatM >nd Appll"nc"" etc.

PARTV

2-1/2% (0 Pleaae see Appendix 36.

79 Electro-medical apparMui and

parts tbereof, not other- Wise specified including ultra- violet and lnfr"-red bunpe for medical treatment.

(it) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of diagnostic X-Ray equip- ment upto and inclusive of 500 MA capacity.

(iff) Quota licences will not be • valid for import of ultra- violet and infra-red lamp* for medical treatment.

aio THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SEC. 1J PABT B—contd.

i a

4

3

PART V—contd.

S.N0.79 —contd.

(w) QMota lkxooM wfflr bow-

erer, be T"Ud for t ht

Import of muxaaoriet

and tpani of X-ray and

Ekcbto-medkal equip-

mene inrti^lw^ ukrm-

violct b u n en tod infra-red

bulbs for nMdicml treat-

ment*

(c) The Bsttbluh"d Importer*

will tend the report giving

ful docription, Uteratu*"

quantity and value of

e^dpment Imported under

thia Serial No. to the

DlMctorace Geoenl of

Technical Derelopmeot

(Medical Imtrumentj

Directorate), N ew Delhi

within 15 davi of im-

portation.

92 Instrument*, appantna and

appliances and pact* thereof

and part* thereof, othea than

decmcal but "r*iH

aniclta otherwise specified

In the ichedule.

(") Others

5% CO Quota will be calculated on the basi" ofp""t imports of "uch of thoae article* falling under S. No. 92/V Which aie not specified under "ub-"erial No*. 93 (a) to 92 (m) of Part

(V) quota noencea g n u ad for

thia sub-item will not be

valid for import of bottle

sprayers, Haul Magol-

fkes and "df fltu-

mlnafmg Black Magnifln*

of sfaea upto "TW< irw^n^ifi^

^' 1/2' dia. punching

mnrhinoij WMituUw ma-

cbioea ngo-elactrioal, strip

film proiectot complete

with tlide aad carrier

tlkk pnfecton, clock

wood nika, Door cloaers,

maajc laatariM, Bpt-

itiaaniinf* viewea*, Red

and Hose with ooupUnfi

all typ"a of dial thcrmo-

meten Inctuding dia-

IPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 311 PAHT B—contd.

I 3

3 4

PART V—contd.

5. No. 92 in)—ccrud.

theimumeteii of the typet

merenry in tteel, vapour

pieuufe and diftanca

reading hand nunTbcp~

Ing macUnet. fog Hgoria

ana ™*y*ffr' < M^lww,

(ft) Not more than 5% of the

face rahia of cpnta HOCOOM

iuraed for ttt" tab-team,

can be ntfliaed foe import

of magnet*.

(w) Appendix 35 i" applicable to

Boner* iiaued imdei {tit

•edal oumber.

(ti) Hot and Cold ViricanUng

patcheawQl not be allowed

clearance againtt a Bceooe

for S. No. 9a CO/V.

(w) Although quota licence

wfll be granted tepaxateiy

for S. New. 9a(n)/V, 93-94

(d)/V, 93-94 C^yV3 y<-94

(D/V, and 9-W4 0VV>

they can be utflited for

the Import of any or all

OK ooodi faOlng under

thceS.Not.

MB.—Spare parti (exoept

•uch import of whin

it prohibited) of thla

S. No. win be allcrwed

clearaoce upto 10% erf

the fine v*hte of ticeooe

or Ra. 500/- wnkherer

1B more even though

theae "pan> partt may Ml

under other Serial number*,

and partt of the Schedule.

93 Optical, Scientific, Medical '

including Surgical or Denul

internment!, equipment and

appliance* and put* thereof

not made of rubber.

94 Optical, Scientific, Medical .

including Surgical or Doital

iattrnmaitt, equipment and

appHcancei and par* thereof

made of rubber :

(d) Scientific and medical (f

including lurgioal in§-

trumenti, equipment

and "ruK"n.^t ^-rd

(i) Licence* iisucd for scientific

glassware will be valid for

Import of Laboratory ware

mnde of "illiVa or Quartx,

3l2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SEC. IT PAHT B—oontd.

I

3.

3 4

(it) Same as remark* (vij given

against S. No. 92(n)/V,

PART V—eontd. S. Noa. 93—94 (i)/V—contd.

parts thereof made

wholly/miinly of rub-

ber aid/or made

wholly/mainly of glass

Including laboratory

glassware.

(ftf) LioencM granted "Oder thii

sub-item will not be valid

for the Import of surgical

rubber tk>v"t tnd finger-

stalls.

(w) Quot" licence* grt"nt"d under •

thii sub-item will not be

valid for import of the

following articlei :

(0 Ordinary Burettti with

or without tingle stop-

cock, ordinary volu-

metric tingle mark

bulb-pipette" or gra-

duated pipettes and

specific gravity bottle*

without counterpoise

or thcrmometerj all of

accuracy grade B or

below.

(rf) All surgical rubber good*

except the following :—

Balofn Catheters.

G. E. Catheters and

Bougiei. Coude &

Bi-Coude Catheters.

Tricmann Catheters.

Ureter Catheters.

Empyema Tubes.

Double Lumen Tubes and

Catheters, the following :-

(a) Miller Abbott's Tube.

(6) Cantor's Opaque Tube

with Baloons.

(0 Sengstaken Trl-lu-men

Cesophageal Tubes.

(d) Combined Krentz 5-

lumen Cesophageaa

Tubes.

Kelly's Pads.

Rubber Parts for iron

lungs,

RebreathinR attachments to

Anaesthesia Apparatus,

viz., Bags and Corru-

gated tubes.

Rubber Tracheal Tubes.

[PAH* I —S K. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 31 £ PAST B—contd.

I

3 3 4

PART V—contd. S. Nos 93— 94 (d)—tXMtd.

Latex rubber tubing for heama- tocytorneter pippettes and trans- fusion equipment either ia- cut lengths or in full length of 40 ft.

Sphygmomanometer Spare P"rrt

made of rubber.

Perforated Drainage Tubes only-

the following—

(1) Levin's Tubes.

(3) Ryall's Tubes.

(3) T. Tubes (or Gall Bladder

Drainage tubes).

(4) Kehr's Gall Bladdder

drainage tubes,

(5) Colostomv Pauls Tube*

(PenrOBc Tub").

(6) Intra-Tracheal tub""-

(Magilhi Tubes).

De Pezzer's Catheters.

Malecott's Catheters.

Supra-public Self R etaining.

Catheter*.

Cardiac Catheters both plain-

& balloon.

Oetophagcal Catheters snd

Bougies.

Gudel Tubes or Airway*- with or without melal- olives.

Dr. Zeiic Stone Dislodgert. Johnion's Stone Dislodgew. Metras Catheten.

Hunt's Mercury Filled Bougies.

Ileostomy and Coloetemy.

Bagt and Appliancci.

Urinal Male & Female fb"

day and night use.

314 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SEC. 1] PAMT B—conid.

I

2

3

4

PART V—etmtd.

S. Nos. ?3-94(d)—coM&

(tif> Pipette* for general met*.

(k>) Gloat joint*,

(r) Scientific OIMWUCI.

(00 Beaker*.

(etf) Flnki Laboratory and Spe-

cial GJo*.

(c) licence* gnuned under thl"

•ub-aedal Dumber will not

be TtUd ftw import of all

gins iT^Va of the ctp*-

city i - j o ni

(w5 Import of tpare parti will be

mxvemed by the N.K given

the end of 1. No. 93-94/V.

1 0% (i) Medical i*vJiidi"H Surgical instrument*, equipment and appliance! and put* thereof not made mainly of robber and not nude n a t ty of gtaaj

(/) TrMtmniftnti relating to

diagnotii "nH patbraogictl

wort which conjfonn to" the

description of thi* mb-

item a"'*it> daatiSed under

the tame will be allowed

clearance againat licence*

for thi*Jwb-S. No. Soch

inatimnentiftelatinK to dia-

gooii* and pathological

woifc u u e iM claatffied

under thi"Hub-S. No. will

not be permitted imporL

(fi) Not more than 5% of the &ce

vahie of quota licence* can

be ntlliaed for the import of

hypodermic needlet^cf the

following rise* and gauge*

JKdnriing wy other inter-

mediate kD((ht and

gwigss :—

Size                      Gouse
No.                        NoT
   1  .   .     ..        21
  2  .    .    ..         22
 ia  .     .     .     .      33
 14  .    .    ..         23
 10  .    .    ..         24
 18  .    .    ..         26
 20  .    .    ..         26

Mx" :—The lertriction it applica-

ble to needle* mounting 00

Recced or Luei type lyrin-

ge" with 01 without locking

device*, in the above aface*.

(ffl) Not mote than 5% of the face

value of the licencef'granted

for this lub-item can be

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE Ot INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 315 PAST B—contd.

t

n 3 4 PART V—crmXd.

S. No. 93—94(e)—

utilised for the Import of

syringe* falling under thil

nib-aerial number from

sites 1 to'30 ml. inclusive.

(fa) Not moie than 5% of the

face value of quota licence*

can be utilised for import

of direct mouth to mouth

artificial respiration applia-

ances used as first aid to

breathe in air into the lung*

of a victim through hit

month.

(0) Quota licence* granted for thJ"

sub-item will not be valid

for the import of Surgical

adhesive tapes, plaster of

pans bandages, elastic

adhesive bandages, cotton

crepe bandages, Surgical

operating tables other than

working on hydraulic prin-

ciples, along with its spare*

and accessories, invalid*'

chain, Fowler beds, steri-

lisers, suction apparatus and

incubator*.

dot) Laminaria sticks falling

under S. N. 132/V—

(Others) will be allowed

clearance upto 1% of the

face value of the quota

licence. •

fm) Not more than 50% of the

face value of quota licence

can be utilised for import

of anaesthetic analgesdc

apparatus and oxygen

therapeutic equipment.

(pm) Import of spare parti will bft

governed by the N.B. given

in the remaikt column at

the end of S. No. 93-<&/V.

(tt) Additional licence* for im-

port of Surgical Ligature*

and Sutures may be issued

to the established importer*

of thij item in terms of par*

7 In Appendix 19.

(*) Same as remark (vi) given

against S. No. j2(n)/V.

9 GofTEx—9

316 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1] PABT B—contd.

^{1 2} 3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 93-94—contd.

(0 Same as remark (vi) given against S. No. 92(n)/V.

(/) Scientific instruments, equl- i\% pment and appliances and part* thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made moinly of glass.

t"0"Quota licences will not be valid for the follow- ing:—

Ordinary Burettes with or without single stopcock, ordinary, volumetric Einglc mark bulb— pipettes or graduated pipettes and specific gra- vity bottles without Counterpoise or thcr- mometeT, all of accu- racy grade B or below.

(iii) Not more than 5% of the face value of quota licences for ttiis item cau be utilised for import of Mi^ncls falling under this serial number.

{h) Imports of spare pnrts will be governed by the N.B. given in the remarks column at the end of S. No. 9V94/V.

(/) De'iii.l i'r .Lram^iHs, equip- jO%

mi',,\ an-1 a/nlia^L's and putts •tliiM^iif not otherwise speci- fied.

(>') Quota licences sjrantud 'jnder this sub-srrial number will be valid for import of articles specified in Appendix 54 of the Red Book.

(if) Not more than 15% of the face value of quota licences issued for this sub-serial number can be utilised for import of Mrrcury- chcmically pure needed for dental purposes and not for laboratory and other purposes and such imports should be only in vials ranging from 4 oz. to 1 IS. 99'9%. Pure mercury is accepted as chemically pure Mercury.

("0 Upto 2l% of .the face value of quota licence* for this sub-item can tw utilised for import of Dental drugs mentioned

XPAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZBTTK OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 31 7 PART B—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 93-94(i)/V—eowtd.

in Anncxurc II t* App- endix 54 even If thete drugs fall under other S. N01. and Part* of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(fo) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licence* granted for this item can only be utilised for import of Acrylic Plutlc Moulding Powder and granules for teeth,

(•) Established Importer* an." lecjucstcd to re- establish their quota on the basis of their pait imports of articles falling under this sub-item.

(M) Import of spare part* will be (joverned by the M.R. given in the remark* column it the end of S. No. 93-94/V,

(MI¹) Same as remark (vi) given against S. No. 92(n)/V.

N.B.—Sparc parts of S. No

93-94/V (except such import ot which is pro- hibited) will be allowed deararcc upto 10% of the free value ot the licence or Rs. joo which- ever is higher, even though tbe spare parts may fall under other Serial Numbers and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.

Group V—Itenu required for Newspaper* Establishment

PART V

50% •J Although quota licence* will be granted separately for these S. Nos, they can be utQiscd for the import of • any or all the goods falling 68 (a) Rubber Blankets (In- cluding mackintosh) for prin- ting presses including require- ments of cloth Processing machines viz., printing, *an~ forizing etc

under these S, N01.

30%

318 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. lj PAHT B—contd.

3 4

GROUP—VI— Drop & Mtdkdne*

PART IV

875 109/ Drugs and medldne*

(Appendix

19 -Lta-III) (1) Chforo qutae nh.

!

(a) Bottled penkfflm "nd fea

preparation*, the follow-

ing only—

(a) (0 Crystalline Penldllln

G Calcium.

(*) Procaine Penfcfflin G.

1 with Cyrttalllne PenicflHn G. Oily injection.

(m) PenicWlne G. Diethyl

Aminoethyl ester Hydro-

iodide,

(w) Procaine Perjidflin G. in

o3 with aluminium mono-

rtaerate.

(v) Procaine PenicflUn m ofl.

(vi) PenldHin dressing*.

("w) Dlbenzukthylene dl"-

mine Dipenicflfin G.

(0 The Detailed Hcenaing policy

li (hen in Appendix TO.

(I) The Import' of permJjsJble

ttenuoflistlllof Apenidx

10 as Indicated will

*I"o be permitted against

Hcencea issued to es-

tablished Importer* against

their consolidated quota by

ipedflc endorsement* made

thereon in consultation with

the Directorate General of

Health Services, New Delhi

The request* for such en-

dorsements should be made

to the concerned regional

licensing authoritie* at one;

time and not later than

four months after issue of

the quota licences with a

copy to the Directorate

General of Health Service*,

New Delhi, irfving the

following information:—

(1) Quantity and the c.i.f.

value of the drun and

medicines, desired to be

imported, and

(2) Value of quota licence

held.

(3) Calcium gluconatc of In-

jectable grade (Pyrogen

free)

(4) Carbareooo

(5) Anhydrous Dextrcwe ex-

cluding preparatloni.

(6) Para Amino Salicylic Add,

Sodium para Amino Soli-

cylate and Calcium Amino

Salicylate excluding pro-

pwations thereot

(7) Sulphtdiazine, Sutphadk

midine and Sulphamert-

zine excluding prepara-

tions thereof.

(8) Thiacetazone excluding

preparations thereot

(9) Crude drug* for Ayurvedlc

and Unani medicine*,

fro) Homoeopathic medicine*.

(tW) Quota licences granted for

the *ped6ed items of List

III of Appendix 19 will

also be Talid for import of

drugs and medicine* in-

cluded in list I (Essential

List) of Appendix 19. How-

ever, quota licence* gran-

ted for Crude drug* for

Ayurvedlc "nd Unammedi-

dnes and Homoeopathic^

medicine* will not be to

valid,

(fa) Although quota licences will

be granted separately for

the specified item* of List

III of Appendix 19, tney

can be utilised for Import

of any 01 all these item*

except Ayurvedlc and Una--

ni medicine* and Homoeo-

pathic medicines. Quota li-

cence* granted for Ayurve-

die and Unani medicine*

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY J t$ PABT B—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART IV—contd. S. No. 87—109/IV—contd.

and Homoeopathic medl- dne" will not be vi'id for import of any other Itenw of drugs and medicine*.

PART—V Groap VII—Ommlc"l"

(0 The detiiled policy it g ma

in Appendix 28.

22, 31 AD- Dichlorodiflouromethsne RBS and pendix-ig its modified products used for XJst-II refrigeration and air-condi-

tioning purposes.

Laboratory and reagent chemi- cals except those specified in List III

(2) Although quota licences wfli be granted separately for these items, they can b" irnlived for the import of any or all these items.

-

Nickel Formate. Potassium carbonate. Potassium Cyanide, Sodium Cy

nanidc and double cyanide of pnrtasium and Sodium, other than free mixtures of Potas- sium/Sodium Cyanide, Potai- sium chloride, Potassium car- bonute etc.

Refills for fire extinguishers.

Tnchlorcthylcric

Group Vin—Watile extract/Bark, Hides and SktDJ and Dyeing and Taanlnc

PART IV

43 Wattle extract

60% Although quota licences will be granted separately for S. Not 43/IV, 44/tV, 4

44 Wattle bark

60%

Same remark, as againjt S No

43/IV.

Same remark as against S No 45 Bark for tinning excluding ' wattle bark

43/IV.

144 Hides and skins, raw or salted . 75%

Same remark as againjt S No

A.1IIV.

PART V

6 Dyeing and tanning substanceSj all sorts, noi otherwise speci- fied, excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of thij Schedule.

60% (0 Although quota licence! will be granted separately fw S. No*. 4VJV, 44/{y, 45/1V, 144/1V and 6/V, they can be utili"ed for the import of any or ill the articles failing under these serial numbers. These will also be valid for import of chestnut and Quebracho e i- tract.

(ii) Quota licences issued for this serial number will not be valid for import of Lignosulphonate

320 THE GAZETTE-OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT 1—Sic. 1} PAHT B—contd.

I ³ 3 4

GROTJP—IX Studio Bulbs, Cinematograph films, not exposed, Cinematograph films, exposed, Photographic goods, etc.

PART II

ThJt *erial No. covers only bulbt 38-A Electric Bulbi not otherwise

specified :

and tubes.

(c) Studio electric nnd projector

bulb*.

(i) Licences will be valid for the import of Smdio bulbs con- forming to B.S.S. 1075 of iQfii or its equivalent and Projecior bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 or iti equivalent.

(n) Not more than 50% of the face value of quota licences i"ued for this item can be utilised for import of Projector Bulb*.

m) Although quota licence* will C be granted separately for S.Nos, 38-A/(c)/II and 46 (41/11, they can be utilised for the import of any or all the goods falling under these S. Nos.

46 The following Electrical Instru- ments, apparutu* and appli- ances namely, telegraphic and telephonic instruments appa- ratus and appliance* nor other- wise specified, flaih lights, carDoni, condensers and bell apparatus and "wltch board* designed tor use in drcuiti of less than ten amperei and at a pressure not exceeding 250 volts and pans thereof 1

(0 Quota licences will be valid (6) Carbons . . ..

only for import of special tize* of carbons which are not available indigenously,

(£") The salej transfer or di"- POMJ in whatever manner of the Imported f i n mn carbons tbiti be nude only In •ocordaooe with the direc- tion* of Che Regional Liccn*- ing Authority.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 321 FABT B— contd.

3 4

PART 77—conW.

Scinl No. 4^(b ~,;tnrd.

(iit) C v b o ns iinpori'-d jgainst

q'loia 1 Ltn. L" will bf sold ai prices fixed by rhr rryioiul livViL-s -ig iiu- thor py. IT. tin? w 't the rtvunn! liLtriMiig Hiuimrity vJi bf JCCI&Fi., Bonihay.

(,'iJi SarrK us remark 'i';i Pfuu-t

S. Ki" j8-A(c.],'II.

PART—IV

itfi Ci'vniatograph films., not

I8J% CO Q'i''''u I'.fHcej \v'!l hi.- granted subit-ti 10 (he loLKiwmg enndi- tions :—

(a) that the sale, rrair-fcT, or dispOS.ll in lAhnt3'H"-VCt mnnntr of theae imported g(XHJs sfijll be made only in accordance wuh the direction of the regional licensing uu'horniefl ' at Bombay, Calcyrto and Madras ;

(A) tha: i.3teKnrlcs, quantity and viiliit- nf tilma imported B'LJIJ be determined only ":tli 'he finor approval ol the licensing authority ;

(c) th,ii all [ypci) of raw rilms imported arc noi sold al a price higher than the SL-Lhna fricc [irrvailinj on 1-1-19^8 Also thai (he profit margin to be charged in the caao of 35 mm black and white positive filmi> will not etcerd Ra. 10/- per roll of 1000 ft. OVCT the landed cost.

(it) Applications from e"ablish- ed imponer* for impon, of pcrfoTftted magnetic films against their quota licences for S. No. uft/IV will be considered by the J.C.C.I., BombayfCali-unt/Madru.

117 Cinematograph fllmi, exposed .

(0 Application! from Estab- lished Importer* for the import of educational filmt

322 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY TPAHT I-^Sre. 1] PAST B—contd.

I % 3 4

PART IV~contd. S. No. 117—aintd. wifl be considered by the Regional Licensing Authori- ties and licences Issued at 100% quota on the basis of post imports of such films during any of the three years 1955-56, 1956-57 and 1957- 58. The applicants are also required to produce satisfactory evidence to show that the film¹; are educational in nature and are required for exhibition in schools and colleges and other educa- tional institution*. For this purposej the intending im- porters should furnish full particulars about the films as follows :

(a) Whether the film desired to be imported has been produced by a non-com- merciaJ organisation auch as the various bodies of the United Nations, the Red Cross and so on. Proofs in thu respect may be furnished.

(fr) Whether the film is being imported by a firm which is not otherwise engaged normally m the exhibition of cinema films.

(c) Literature relating to the films sought to be imported ihould he furnished to the Licensing Authority.

(J) Whether the film 1* being imported against any specific ordcre from an educational institution or any other similar body.

[BART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 323

FAIT B—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART IV-ozaxd. S. No. 117/IV—contd.

be considered bv C, C.T. & E. New Dtlhi, in consulta- tion with the Ministry of Education.

(0 Upto 50% of the face value of '

H%

303 Photographic negative! and printing paper, excluding X- Ray films.

the quota licences may be utilised for the import of Photographic flash Bulbs.

(Ji) Not more than two and a half per cent, of the face value of the licences will be valid for the import of following accessories re- gardleis of their classifica- tion^ :—

(a) Dark Room Safe Light

filter.

(b) Dry mount.

(c) Dry mounting tissues.

(i) Tank Developing (either rubber, porcelain earthen- ware, plastic or stainlesi Steel).

It is not necessary to present the licences to any licensing authorities for endorse- ment of these concession?.

(tii) Small value licences will be enhanced vidt Appendix 3

(w) Licences granted under thi" Serial Number will not be valid for sensitized papers based on fcrroprussiate diazo-ammonia and am- monia bromide paper used for taking blue print* for tracng engineering drawings.

\v) Firms having past imports of hoih photographic sen- sitized mat-rial and phoio- (fraphic chemicals can apply for perm'SSion to utilise a portion of their quota licences granted for photo- jrrnphic materials falling under S. No. 303 of Part

324 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SEC. 1,} PART B—contd.

I

2 3

4

PART  IK—conid.                                                    IV  for the import  of  photo-
S,  No.  303—ccmj.                                                grsphic  clicnvcals.   rv.lnb-
                                                                  ljshed  importers  win)  wish
                                                                  to  lute  advantage  of   this
                                                                  concession,    should   apply
                                                                  to  tlit  J.C.C.I.,  Bombay,
                                                                  irrrs'x\l;ve    of  th    act
                                                                  whether  the    licences  for
                                                                   Sen-il Number  303/IV  were
                                                                   issued  by him or n^t.  The
                                                                  licences  i'or  photographic
                                                                  gO"Js    BnJ  mntvriulu  and
                                                                  chemicals    fall ing   unj^r
                                                                  Serml  ^:ural^|.•r3  22-3 i/V
                                                                   wiih  11 '•MtLtiifnt  iridicniing
                                                                   the  value  fur  which  it  is
                                                                   desired  to utilise ihi  1 ttrce
                                                                   for  phoiograph'c  gmnls for
                                                                  tlie  import  ot  photographic
                                                                  diKrnicals  should   br  for-
                                                                  varJcd  to  thai   authority.
                                                                  A  list  of  [be   chcmk-tils-
                                                                  (exdu(i:ns  fho.se  import  c f
                                                                  which  :s pruhibUcd)  wlmli
                                                                  the  applicant   wishtj    to
                                                                  import   should    aho    be1
                                                                  enclosed.   Such     requests
                                                                  will  be  considered  by the
                                                                  J.C.C.T.,  Hombfly   and his
                                                                  decision   us  regards    the
                                                                  extent  to  which  Rir.-h  per-
                                                                  mission  is yven  and  in re-
                                                                  regard  to  the    nature  of
                                                                  chenvcnls  permitted  would
                                                                  be final,
                                                            1 [vf) Quota licences will  be sublet
                                                                  to  the  condition  thin  at
                                                                  least  io%   of    rhe   f,)ct
                                                                  value  of   qu.ita    licence
                                                                  must  be  utilised  for import
                                                                 of  process  plates     (other
                                                                 than  ordinary  dry    plates)
                                                                 and   films   required     by
                                                                 printing   Industry.    Films
                                                                 •hould  be  imported  to  the
                                                                  extent  of  at least  jo% of
                                                                  the  aforesaid 10%.
                                                           (

vti) Quota licences will be sub- ject to the condition that the established importer! will ensure that goods im- ported aga'nst the"clicnec" are sola by them and/or their agents at prices not exceeding the pro-Septem- ber 1957 level.

ctt") Not more than 15% of the

(

face valor of quota licence! *

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 325 TART B—cuntd.

I

2

3 4

PART IV—contd. S. No. 103 IV—cTitd.

can be utilised for the import of Photoenphic printing pip^r (Ttlnck and Whitei.

(i.r) Although q\itiLa lictnces will he pr 'nt'.'d Efparaii.ly for S, Nos 703/IV and 305'IV, they CMI be utilised lor the import of any or all the R110J.1 fulHriR unJcr these S. Nos. Quuia hcenct'S granted fyr S. No. 305/IV will not, however He valid for import of Black nnd wh'tc pfii)tvip,n)ph'c print- ing paper.

(i) Smull vaJue licences will hf

cTilianced vide Appendix 3.'] 305 Photographic instruments, ap- p;irvtus and appliances, other th:in cinemii, all sorts, not otherwise specified, nnd parts thereof

111) Quota licences isMltd under tliis S. N o. will be valid onlv fur import of spare pjiis of phoiogruphic i n s- truinenis, apparatus other tha" iificinn, all sorts, n.o.s., unj tIcctro-cHrtlio- grnphs.

(Hi) Upto 4 0% of the face value of quotj licences issued for this irem t"n be utilised for iniP'iit •'{ '•

(0) t-iposnre meters ;

(b) Ran^c- linders ;

\c) Cam-fa filters r

t

(d) Lens lioods ;

(") Accessories! and nuacti- ments and spare parts thereof.

(/) Accumulators (dry and wet Batteries for photographic electronic flash units).

(ID) Not more than 20% of the face value of quota liccrcci can be utilised for the im- port of Cameras other than box cameras, costing R", 250/- or above.

326 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]

PABT B—contd.

i a 3 4

PART IV—contd.

(a) Same as remark t^'x) given S. No. 305/IV—contd.

against S.,No. 303/IV.

GROUP X—Connmner Goodi

PART 11

46-A Accumulators and batteries, in- cluding batdrcries for Motor vehicles, wireless apparatus and train lighting and trac- tion :—

(e) Hearing aid batteries 5 0% (i) Although quota licences will he granred separately for S.Nos. 46-A(c)/II, 78fO/\' and 92(m)A', they can be utilised for the import of any or all the goods falling under these S, Nos,

(if) Licences will be issued sub- ject to the condition that ihc profit margin oil sale* of Hearing aid batteries will noi exceed the limit specified in the licence.

(MI¹) Quota licences granted for this Sub-S. No, can he utilised upto 20% of their face value for import of Hearing Aid Batiery Ke- chargcrs. Import under thlE provision will be allowed only in respect of Battery Chargers ex- clusively meant for charging Hearing Aid Batteries.

JPART IV

(1) Quota licenes issued for this- 82 Ale, Beer, porter, cider andother

fcrmenicd liquoiB.

Serial number ^ill be valid for import of only Winei falling under S. No. R3/IV, Brandy and Whisky falling under S. No. S4/IV and Biners falling under S. No. 89(a)/IV.

n) Licences will be granted only 10 those who poasesr Excise liccrueis. In the case of Established Im- porters who are not in possession of valid Excise Licence, import licence* may be granted subject to the following condi- tions •—

[PAST I—SEC. 1] T&E GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 327- PAHT B—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PART IV—contd.

(1) that the goods on arrival' S. No. ga/IV—contd.

will be bonded iiuo Cus- toms warehouse, and

(2) that the ' bonded good* will be cleared from a warehouse by a person/ persons who is/are in possession of an Excise Licence.

(iit) Please aee remark (w>

against S. No. 83-84/IV.

Wines

83

84 Brandy, Gin and Whisky . **%J

(0 Although licences will be granted separately on the basis of imports of in- dividual S. NO.B. 83 and 84 of Part IV, they can be utilised for import of any or all the articles falling under these S. Not. other than Gin falling under S. No. 84/IV.

(it) Import of gin will not be allowed aglntt licences for. S. No. 84/IV.

(rtO Same remark as (w) a n i n st

S. No. 82/IV.

(iv) Small value licences will be enhanced vide Appen. dix 3.

(v) Quota licences issued for-

S. No.s. 83 and 84/IV will also be valid for the import of Bitten falling' underS.No.89(a)/IV.

("i) Quota licences issued foic

S. Nos. 82, 83 and 84/IV will be subject to the con~ dition that established im- porters In making supplied will give preference to. direct indents placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering to touriit traffic borne on the litt of the Ministrytof Trans- port.

328 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I - S K. 1] PABT B—contd.

I

3 3 4

PART IV—contd.

Spirits excluding eMencet con- taining ipirit u"ed for the manufacture of bereraget, not othcrise ipedfled in thi" Schedule . . ..

(0 Quota licence* will be valid for import* of liqueur* only.

(fl) Same remark as at (n)

agaiint S,No. 82/IV.

(fif) Quota licences will not be va'id for import of toilet requi*ites containing spirit.

169 Standard technical bookt ot ' books of reference concerning law find legal practice, or for use in connection with medi- cal practice, scientific re- search or industrial procewct.

Books, printed Including coven for printed bookt, maps, charts and plum, proofs, mu- sic manuncripts, and illusrra- Dnni specially mode for bind- ing in books but excluding books falling under Serial No. if>y of this pan of this Sche- dule.

(0 Quota licences will be issued •ubject to the condition that not more than ;o% of the face value can be utilised for import of fiction and permiwible non-technical journals and magazines, pro- vided that not more than 20,000 copies of a single magazine shall be allowed to ot imported against each quota licence. Within this 50% of the face value of quota licence, the import of fiction will be restricted upto 10% of the face value of the licence. Children's books can be imported upto the full value of the quota licences for book* but impute of comies of undesirable types will not be permitted,

(tf) Applications from the Es- tablished Importers for supplementary licences will also be considered. How- ever, such lupplementary licences will be valid only for import of standard tech- nical book* or book] reference concerning law and legal practice, or far use in connection with me- dical practice, scientific research or industrial pro- cesses, a* detailed in Appen- dix 60 to the Red Book. Supplementary licences can also be made valid for import of book* on subject other than tho*e detailed in Appendix 60 to the Red Book provided fiction, non- technical joumaJi, rnag*- einei are not tought to be

IPART I—Src. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 329 PAM B—contd.

I ² 3 4

TART IV—contd. •S. No, 169—170/IV oontcL

Imported. The Ettabtish- ed Importers deniring to apply for Import of such books against lupplementnry licences should furnish to the licensing authority con- cerned the lilt of book* desirtd to be imported giv- ing the number and value against each. The lists fur- nished by ihc applicant! will be scrutinised by the licensing authority con- cerned and supplementary licence will he endorsed accordingly for (he import, of such :idditlorwl books- Applicaciong for supplemen- tary licences should bo made to rhc hceiisiug authority concerned by 15th Septem- ber, iy66.

(111) The importers are free 10

import books in sla'" form ami may make the maximum use of ihis facility. Sup- plemcmeTy hccnci:8 will a'go be granted on 'ipplicsiion , to cstablislied importers of bix>ks lor import of boots in abtu form. This con- ccgsiDii will be restricted tn inviks specified in Appcn" d'.K iso to this RtJ Hook.

A p p l i o a t i n in 1 ' MI • w it ol s u p-

p'-jincmary licences for import ol hooks in sheet orm should be lubnvUcJ to the L-^nccrned i:ccn!ting auiHnriiy bv the 15th Sep- tember, Tgf)6.

(ID) Import of Map globes will not be ermucd against licences granted for this item.

(c) The baaic periodforS. No. 169-170/IV will be from 1952-53 to 1960-61.

(HI) Applicants applying for licences for S. No. 169-T70/ IV will be exempted from production of Income Tas Verification registration or exemption number, in the applications.

330 THE GAZETTE QF INDI^. EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] PAST B—contd.

B 4

PART 77—contd. S. Noa. 169—170/IV contd.

(pit) Quota licence* granted for thii hem can also be utHiied for Import of Teaching Aidi of the undermentioned cete- goriea upto the extern of 10% of the face viVue thereof :—

Teaching aids falling 1x1 the category of mental, ptycho- logical tests other than paper and pencil] and •cholastic tc*ti, flaih card*, writing folders, cut out and preM out bookt for model making phonic cardi, work- book and word building and picture dictionary cards geographical note book and recording cards. Supple- mentary licences itsued for Books will not, however, be valid for import of Teaching Aids.

(plii) Established Importers of Books etc. should submit along with their applications for quota licence* the following Information :—

(a) Particulars of licences for books, etc.,granted in the last two licensing periods. (S) Vahie of imports effected against the licences, (c) Particulars of remittance made against the Imports effected.

(fa) Import of undesirable types of books, comics, fictiom and magazines will not bo permissible against licence* for books.

(x) Import of the following magazines will not be al- lowed against the licence*- for books :—

" Beauty Parade, Wink, Fol- lies, Galla, Frolic, The Dude, Nudgct, Gent, Sun Bathing, Naturist,. Paris Hollywood, Paris Cocktail, Paris Paradise, After Dark, Bachelor, Figure, He, Hit Parade, Cabaret, Caper, Escapade,. Man, Glamour Parade,.

[PAPT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 331 PAHT B—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART IV—contd. S. No. 169—170/IV—contd.

Playboy, Rogue, Scampi Sir, Swank, She, Vue Mr. and books or maga- zines having content! similar to these".

(xi) Attention la Invited to the late Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. 7i-nC(PK)l6i, dated 20-6-1961, relating to im- ports of books, magazines, and periodicals by port parcels. This concession whereby Collectors of Customs are authorised to release Post Parcels con- taining books, magazine! and periodicals without an import licence will be valid during April 1966-March, 1967. Imports of the books and magazines men- tioned in remarks (ix) and (x) above will not, also be allowed through poit parcels.

(XM) Established Importers hav- ing orders for supply of educational film strips from educational institutions will be permitted, on application, to Import educational film strips to the required extent against their quota licences for books by the regional licensing authority concerned.

301 X-R"y films .

• 75%

(0 Quota licences will be sub- ject to the condition that the established importers will ensure that goods imported against these licences are sold by them and/or their agents/retailers at prices not exceeding the prc-Janu- ary, 1959 level.

(M) Qurta licences will also be subject to the condition that the distribution of X-Ray films imported against them will be made on the direc- tion of the Directorate General of Health Services,

9 GoflEx—10

33a THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1] PABT B—contd.

I a

;3 4

PART IV—contd.

S .No. 303/IV—contd.

(*'"•) The established importers of

this item are required to

furnish to the licensing au-

thorities concerned the

information regarding the

extent of utilisation of

quota licences granted to

them for this item during

April 1965—March 1966.

307 Artificial teeth

i i%

308 Clocks and Watches and parts

thereof :l

1

(d) Watches and parts thereof

(0 Applications from estab-

lished importers for import

of parts of watches can be

licenced on the basis of a

quota of 2\% . Licences will

also be valid for import of

watch movements.

MOTE :—Watch movements for

]

Import Trade Control

purposes will constitute

a mechanism of watch

not including the case

dial and bands.

(it) Licences will not be valid for

import of Gold Watch cases.

Licences will not also be

valid for import of other

watch cases whose cLf.

price ii lets than Rs. 24

per dozen. The import of

parts of such watch case*

except glass will not be

permitted.

{Hi) Upto 20% of the face value

of licence or Rs. 500 which-

ever is higher can be

utilised for import of

natural oil stones, watch

makers tools and eye glasses

324 Brushes, all son*, excluding

paint and varnish brushes,

toilet brushes and brooms >—

Artists' Brushes including Hog'

" 5%

(")

Hair brushes.

(i) The quota will be calculated

on the bsBis of past Imports

of Artists' Brushes only and

licences issued will be

subject to the following" :

"Upto 20% Of the face

value of licences or Rs. 250

whichever is higher can

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 333 PART B—contd.

I 2 3 4

PARTlV—amcld. S. No. 324I&IIV—concld.

be utilised for the Import of Artists' materials "pe- dflcd in Appendix 20,

(M) Although quota licences will be granted separately for S. Nos. 324 (a)/IV and 34-37 (b)l\, they can be utilised for the Import of any or all the goods falling under the"e Sub-S. No*.

PART V

1 0%

34—37 (6) Water and oil colours

(0 The licences issued will be subject to the following conditions :—

(a) Not more than one- fourth of the face value of the licences can be utilised for import of water colour boxen con- sisting of water colours in the form of cakes.

(t)Not more than 25% of the face value of cjuota licences can be utilised for import of water colours including poatcr colours,

(c) The quota licences for this item can be utilised for the import of Artists' materials speci- fied in Appendix 20 subject to the conditions specified therein. The endorsement of the licen- ces will not be necessary.

(4) Licence* will only permit import of preparation! of dry colours used by jututu but will not be valid for import of ground pigments in oil which can be used a* paints on thinning.

(t't) Same as remark (n)' given

against S. No. 324 (

100%

41 Rubber tyres and tubca and otter manufacturers of rub- ber, not otherwise specified, Including ebonite rodej tubes and sheets but excluding ap- parel and boots and shoes :— (i) (b) Rubber contraceptives .

Quota licences l"BUcd for thb sub-serial number will be lubject to the following condi-

9 GoflEx— 10A

334 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1} PABT B—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PARTV—contd. S.N.4i(i)(b)/F—cwtJ.

tions and these will be spe- cifically endorsed thereon :—

(*) All mechanical contracep- tives imported should be those brands which are on the approved list of the Directorate General of Health Services.

(if) Batch No., Date of manu- facture ; and date of expiry that is the date upto which the article is expect- ed to retain its quality, which date shall not exceed three years from the date of manufacture, should be shown on the label of each piece of the rubber con- traceptives or if the con- traceptives are imported in individual consumer packs, such information ii given on the consumer pack.

(tit) The goods covered by the licence will on import be subject to quality test by the Govt. of India.

7I Electrical Instruments, appara- tus and appliances not other- wise specified in this Schedule (excluding telegraphic and telephonic and para thereof not otherwise specified).

1 0%

(t) Hearing aids, and parts thereof.

(0 LicenceB will be issued sub- ject to the condition that the profit margin on sale of Hearing-aids and parti thereof will not exceed the limit specified in the licence.

(t'O Same as remark (1) given against S. No. 46-Afo/II.

(Hi) Quota licences granted for this Sub. S. No. can be utilised upto 20% of then- face value for import of Hearing Aid Battery Re- chargers. Import under this provision, will be allowed only in respect of Battery Chargers exclusively meant for charging^ Hearing Aid Batteries.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OV INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 335 PAST B—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 78(1)/F—oontd.

(to) Upto 50% of the face vihie

of quota licence* can be

utilised for the import of

•pare parts of Hearing Aide.

(c) Upto 30% of the face value

of the quota liccncei can be

utilised for import of side*

of plastic spectacle frame 1

falling under S. NOB. 93-94

(aJOO/V which are speoafiy

designed for housing any

part or parts of hearing aldi.

92 Instruments, apparatus and

appliance* and parts thereof,

including cinematographic

and parts thereof other than

electrical but excluding arti-

cles otherwise "pccified in the

schedule :

(w) Micro Eardrum hearing aid*. 5%

(0 Licences will be issued sub-

ject to the condition that the

profit margin on the sale

of this article will not

exceed the limit specified

in the licence.

(it) Same as remark (1) give

•gainst S. No. 46-A (o)/I.

Groip XI—Othar itami

PARTI

PoHcr will be

4a Copper scrap whether

announced later.

ingotted or othcrwtse

PART II

39 Power driven road roUert and

component parti thereof.

1. Application* for Import of

•pare parti of road rollers from

Established Importers and

authorised agents, who are

responsible for servicing the

old types of road rollers im-

ported in the past will be con-

lidered in consultation with the

Ministry of Transport and

Directorate General of Tech-

nical Development. The appli-

cations should be made by

30-6-1966.

rhe applicants should furniih

the following additional parti-

culars :—

(I) Actual imports of spares in

the basic period of the

applicant;

3 36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PART I—SEC. V FAHT B—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART II— conid.

S. N. 29/11—contd.

(U) Actual best year's imports ^of complete road rollers by the applicants for which they nave servicing obli- gation* ; and p

(iifj Extent of firm )A.U. order pending with the appli- cants,

2. Xicences issued under this SI. No. will not be valid for import of spares specified else- where, "'.". ball bearings etc. and items detailed in list III of Appendix 36.

3. The licensing authority for this item will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

30 Diesel engines of all type* and component parts thereof except spare part* for internal combustion engines of road vehicle type :—

(/) Spare psxts ofdleael engines

other than spares for road ve- hicular type diesel engines ;

Transferred to List III—Appen-

dix 26.

(i) Fuel injection equipment component parts thereof.

Transferred to List III—Appen- ("'i) Air cleaners . .

dix 26.

32 Motors md Generator* of any type or design md component p"rU thereof—

(h) Part of Generators

(0 Application! from Establi- shed Importers for licences tor this item will be considered in consultation with the Direc- torate General of Technical Development by the regional licensing authorities. The intending importers should produce evidence of their maintenance obligation of the equipments and workshop faci- lities for servicing. They should also produce thek quota certificate and the extent of Hcences obtained during April 1965—March 196

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 337 PART B—contd.

I

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PART II—contd.

37-A The following component parts of machinery when required for the Railways :—

(i) Licences will be granted only under the special proce- dure for stores ordered by Government Railways.

(ii) The licensing authority for this item will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

Component p^rts, not otherwise specified in this Schedule of Machinery as defined In item 72(0) of the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 namely, such parts only as are essential for the working of the machine or apparatus and have been gjven for that pur- pose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose and excluding articles covered by Part VI of this Schedule : Provided that the articles which do not satisfy this condition shall alBO be deemed to be compo- nent parts of the machine to which they belong if they are essential to its operation and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.

46-B Telegraphic instruments and apparatus and parts thereof imported by or under orders of Railway Administration.

(1) Licence 1 will be granted under the procedure for store* ordered by Government Rail- way*.

(>t) The licensing authority for this item will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

Railway material for permanent way and rolling stock, namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof) bear- ing plates, chairs, inter-lock- ing apparatus, brikegeiij shunting skids, couplings and springs, signals, turn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wa- gons, travelers, rail removers, sectcres, trolhcS) trucks, also cranes; water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the ordcrB of railway administration. Pro- vided that for the purpose of this entry 'Railways' meana a line of Railway subject to the provisions of the Indian Railways Act, 1890, and in- cludcB a railway constructed in a State, in India and alto such tramwayi *• the Central Government may, by Notl-

33& THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST 1—SEC. 1] PAST B—contd.

I

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PART //—concld S. No. 50 /II—concld

flcation in Official Gazette, specially include therein. Pro- vided also that articles, of ma- chinery as defined in item 73 or 72 (3) of the first schedule trie Indian Tariff Act, 1934, ihall not be deemed to be in- cluded hcrcunder.

Rubber Strings being component

51

parts of railway carriages.

(0 Licences will be granted under the procedure for stores ordered by Govt. Railways.

53

("0 The licensing authority of this item will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

Component parts other than rub- ber fittings being component parts of railway carriages and articles specified in Part I of this Schedule of Railway Mate- rials, as defined in item No. 74(2) of the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, namely, such parts only as are essential for the working of the Railways and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. Pro- vided that articles which do not satisfy this condition shall also be deemed to be compo- nent parts of the railway mate- rials to which they belong if they are essential to its opera- tion and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Custom! to be reasonable. ,

PART IV

¹ Animals, tiring, all torts Nil CO Applications for Import of Zoo animals by Zoological gardens on barter bails (each case of Import! being inter- linked with a corresponding case of export of equal value) will be considered provided no foreign exchange is involved and the animals from India move first.

(tf) Application* from stud farms for import of horses for breed- ing purposes will be consider- ed within a limited cdlimg. Applications for import licences ihould be lubmitted to C.C.I, not later than the. 31st May, 1966.

[FART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 339 PART B—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART IV—contd.

21 (a) Fruits, all sorts, excluding coconuts and cashcwnuts, fresh, dried, salted or preserv- ed not otherwise specified and excluding Dates:—

Nil '

(0 Fruits, fresh, all sorts, n.o.s.

excluding coconuts.

Imports from countries like Afghanistan and Iran may be allowed.

Nil •

(M) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, n.0.3. excluding dates.

(6) Dates

Nil

Grain, not otherwise specified

Including broken grains but excluding flour ;

(6X0 Maize

Certain imports may be effected under PL 480 arrangemcnti.

105 Mineral oils, not included in ~) Item No, 27(4) or Item No. | 27(6) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff, Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an iUuminant in wick lamps.

TO6 Mineral Oil:—

(a) Which has its flashing point

(") The detailed licensing policy in respect of S, Nos. 105 and 106 of Part IV is given in Ap- pendix 18.

at or above two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and is ordi- narily used for the batch- ing of jute or other fibre*.

(tf) The licensing authority for these items will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

(b) Which has its flashing point at or above one hundred and fifty degree* of Fah- renheit's thermometer, is not suitable for use as an flluminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordi- narily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.

162 Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported by packet, book or parcel post.

Bona fi4" imports will be allowed clearance by customs without the formality of import licences.

168 Article made of paper and papier mache, stationery including drawing and copy books, labels, advertising circulars, sheet or card almanacs and calendars, Christmas, Easter and other cards, including cards in booklet formi ; in-

3 4o THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S K. y PART B—contd.

i

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PART IV—contd.

S.No. 168/IV—contd.

eluding also waste paper but excluding steel pens, duplicating stencils, fountain pens and parts thereof, prcsBpaho paper, rubber bands, erasers and itampa and rubber hand rollers for cyclo- styling and paper and stationery otherwise specified:

(a) Printed advertising material

supplied free of charge.

Under O.G.L. IV bonaflde samples of advertising ma- terials supplied free of charge can be imported without the necessity of the licence! upto Rs. 250. Requests for import of this items for values exceeding Rs. 250/- will be considered by the Regional licensing authoritis on merits, in relation to the applicant's pan imports and business turnover. The maximum value of licences issued to individual firms will not exceed Rs. 1,500. The licence will be issued only to the Head Office of the firm and not to any of its Branch offices. The application for import licence 6hould be accompanied by the follow- ing 1—

(1) 'No objection" certificate from the Reserve Bank of India.

(2) No charge proforma invoice

from the suppliers,

(3) Statement giving the details of licences obtained in the past two periods for the item concerned indicating dearly the values of licences obtained and the amount utilised.

(4) Sample! of the material desired to be imported.

(j) Reasons why the material cannot be printed In India.

The import Qf bonafide advertising meieriels (other thwi printed •dvertiring material) like

[PART I—SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 3 4! PABT B—contd.

1

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(a)/IV—contd.

PART JV—conid. S.No. 168

Jostage Stamps, whether used or 334

unused.

PART V

8 Greases, all sorts, not otherwise specified, including petroleum jellies, paraffin wax and micro- crystallinc wax,

J7 (a) Tiantfonner Oil, IniuUiting Oil, Switch Oil and all sorts of Mineral Oil*, not otherwise Specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batching Oil for Fibre*. Fibre*.

Q>) White Oil . ..

18 Kerotcnc; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motor spirit which bu its flashing point below one hundred deg- ree* of Fahrenheit'! thennc- mctcT, Motor spirit

19

20 Lubricating oil that ii, oil tuch as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubri- caring, excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degree* of FihrenhcU'i thermometer.

Cigarette lighters, ball-point pens, paper-weights, paper cutters, ash trays, etc., being included in C.C.Ps. will also be allowed to be imported but the import of such ma- terials will be restricted upto 33-i/3% of the face value of C.C.Ps. The C.C.Ps. will be granted subject to the condition that the publicity materials will be allowed to be imported if they are conspicuously stamped with the names of supplier* abroad or the importers.

Nil (1) Applications from individual colkctois of stamps (as dis- tinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an ex- change basis, will be consi- dered by C.C.I. Licences, where issued will be without exchange control copy.

(2) Pleaee also see Appendix 55.

(0 Detailed policy ii given In Appendix 18. (n) The licensing authrity for these Items wfll be C CI New Delhi.

342 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SIC. 1] PAHT B—contd.

I a 3 4

PART V—cOntd.

(a) Asphalt, excluding Asphalt

15

emulsion and Gfltonitc.

(0 Licences will be granted for this sub-item in consultation with the Ministry of Petro- leum and chemicals (Petro- leum Section).

(fi) The licensing authority for this item will be C.C.I., New Delhi.

(a) Non-processed elemental

25

••

sulphur.

Arrangements will be made to effect bulk imports of this hem.

39

(0 Licences will be granted to established importers for specific varieties in consulta- tion with the Directorate Gene- fral of Technical Development.

Explosives namely 1 blasting gun- powder, blasting gelatine, blasting dynamite, blasting roburite, blasting tonite, and all other sorts including deto- nator* and blasting fuse.

(ti) Licences issued for this item will not be valid for import of blasting gun powder

(SO The Hcensing authority for this item wfil be C G I ., New Delhi.

(0O Para of power driven agri- ••

74

cultural machinery.

Please gee remark (8) against S.No. 74(wO/V. in Group II of Part B.

89

T 1

Nil Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up pur- poses will be considered by C.C.I in consultation with the Director General of Shipping, Bombay.

90

91

Ships and other vessels for in- land and harbour navigation Including steamers, launches, boats and largest imported entire or in section^ Provid- ed thqt articles of machinery as defined In Item No. 72 or No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall, when separately imported, not to be deemed to be included hcrcunder. Light Slips.. Furniture teekle and appcrel, not Otherwise described for iteam sailing rowing and other vessels.

Textile Printing Dyes

117

Policy has been indicated against S. No. i-B of Part III in Part A of this Section.

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SECTION n

PART C

List of items the import of which is canalised through an agency

approved by Government.

Remarks

Part and S. No. of Description

ITC Sche-

dule

PART I 43-A Lead ingot, pig and scrap.

44(a) Zinc or spelter uawrought in the form

of ingots, cake, tile and slabs.

45(a) Tin block and tin scrap.

1 The distribution will be made 1 to actual usera both in the I scheduled and non-schedule- ed sectors including small Y scale industries on the di- | rections of the Controller, 1 Scarce Indujtrial Materials.

47 Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakei, tile*, bxickj, blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars.

PART II

19(1) Ball bearings and component parts

(0 to (&) theitot

19(2) (iVfll •)

The validity period of licence • • for these items will be (1X0) yRoller bearings and compo- 1 nent parts thereof.

eighteen months.

I9W GO J 19(3) ©(") •)

(0(6) )• Taper roller bearings and 19(3) W J component parti therc-

J ofc

PART IV

266 McTcury.

PART V

22 (a) Caustic Soda.

26 Soda ash, including calcined natural soda

and manufactured geaquicanbonates.

Imports of natural/iynthetic heavy toda aih of a purity not less than 98 per cent Na* Co, will alto be cana- lised through an agency ap- proved by Government. 4O(a) Rock phosphate. 40(6) Sodium Nitrate, 4o(cX0 Muriate of potash. 40(cXu) Sulphate of potash. 4O(d) Sulphate of Ammonia Mineral Phos-

phate.

Notts:—(1) Thejlicensing authority for the above canalised items will be GC.I., New Delhi. (2) The validity period of licences for the above items other than Ball, Roller snd Taper bearings and component parts thereof will be twelve months.

344 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAET I—SEC. 1J

PARTD

List of items not Licensable to both actual users and established

Importers

Part and

Remark*

Description

S. No. of I.T.C. Schedule

2

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3

PART I

it) (6) Cast Iron Pressure pipes (#)(/) Mechanical tubing (seamless)

17 C 17 17

(iii) Pipes or tubes flexible, for passing gas or fluid under pressure and te- lescopic flush pipes

(tv) (#) Non-ferrou* flttins for iron and tteel

17

pipe*, not otherwise specified.

Note—Ai all fittings (other than Brass, Bronze end gun metal: valves and coda) required for iron and steel pipes^and tube* are now, disaified under S. N0/17/I, licence! grant- ed for S. No. 9/II or any other serial nu bcr will not be valid for the import of such flttfngi.

20 Iron and Steel structures, fabricated partially or wholly if made mainly or wholly of iron or Btecl bars, sec- tions, plates or sheets for the construct- ion* of buildings and colliery arches or pit propi and parts thereof.

23 ; iron and Steel boltSj nuts, set tcrews, nuchlne icrew* and machine studs but excluding bolti, nuts and screws adapted for u"e on cycles 1 (a) Machine screw*, Set •ciewt, and

Machine tflid*.

Bolts, nutt, set tcrewi. machine •crew*, etc, of all type* including those tpecially adapted for u"e with motor vehicle* and various ma- chineries are covered by ST. NO. aa/I and cannot be imported against any other Sr. No. of mHchinery or motor vehicle* unlesi spe- cifically so authorised.

(6) Others

2, I Iron and Steel rivet* and bifurcated

rivets :—

(a) Bifurcated rivets (6) Tinmen's rivets (e) Others . . ..

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 345 PART D—contd.

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PART l—oontd.

Iron and steel roofing natts, k.k. nails, rose nails, horse and bullock shoe nails, dowel nails, chair nails, clout nails, boat noil?, panel pina and washers, all sorts, not otherwise specified : (a) Panel pins of size 1* and below .

(b) Panel pins of over 1* sire (t'.fl.j wire

nails)

(<•) Deleted (d) Others

Iron or steel rails, sleepers or fish plates for railways and trarnswayB : Dog spJket, chain spikes and screw spike* (ie., Railway fittings other than Fish plates).

28 Malleable iron rail clips

Iron and steel-barbed wire.

30

Iron and steel plain wire and steel earth wire single ply are licensed by the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta Iron and Sieel wire netting :

35

(a) Iron and Steel wire netting of "U sorts (excluding Stainless Steel wire netting)

35-A Iron and Steel welded fabrics (other than bar and rod) specially designed for the reinforcement of concrete

36

Iron or steel wire chain link fencing, wire, mesh, wire staple* (excluding machine staples) and boot and shoe grindery :

(a) Wire chain link fencing

(e) Boot and shoe grindery, the follow

ing, namely :—

(0 Machine racks (u) Tacks anchor for shoes (for use

on machines)

(iti¹) Plugs tips flange . (ro) Wire required for lasting of

boots and show

(e) Slugging wire (y{) Rand and tacking wire,

(pit) Milled tacking wire (viii) Screwing wire

(") Auto soler wire, (x) Rivets for shoes

(*0 Nails for fixing heel tips and

toe plates.

346 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTKAORD1NARY [PART I —S K. 1] PAHT D^contd.

I *

3

PART l—contd. S. No, 36(c)—contd.

(xit) Nails for fixing rubber. (XII'O Buckets for shoes. (xiv) Heel tips. C*u) Toe plates, (itn) Light cut hand tacks for shoes. (xvit) Blue cut and/or Bright cut

tacks.

(wilt) Heel pins,

(xix) Iron or steel shoe eyelets includ- ing those enamelled or celluloid dipped (but excluding brass shoe eyelets) and hooks for boot and shoes.

(xx) Cutlan nails, bills, hobs, stud, pronged protectors (but exclud- ing heel tips and toe plates) and spikes for boots and shoes.

(xxt) Steel shoe thanks.

OcoO Grooved Tacka.

(0 Others

38 Iron and steel castings (unmachined) and iron and steel chains all sorts, including ship chains but excluding all types of transmission chains.

(6) Iron and steel chains, all sorts assess-

able under items 63(11) and 63 (28) of the I.C.T. excluding chains for automobiles and cycles whether cut to length or in rolls, and also exclud- ing ship chains covered by S,N, 38 $/I.

4¹

(tit) Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas or fluid under pressure.

43 Lead wrought including the following viss.i pipe!, tubes, foil, wire and sheets including sheet for Tea Chests •

43-B Antimonjol lead in the ingot and wrought form including the following vix., pipes, tubes and sheets

44 Zinc or spelter unwrought including mazak alloys of zinc and aluminium contain- ing not less than 94 per cent zinc, zinc dross, dust, ashes and zinc in the

tPAHT I—SKC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 347 PA"T D—contd

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3

PART l—cmtd. S. No. 44—ctntd.

form of ingots, cake, rile, slabs, plate

and granulations including all fonni,

of zinc, scrap, zinc wrought including

wire rods, sections, sheets including

highly polished sheets especially prepar-

ed for making process blocks, lithogra-

phic, sheets and the following manu-

factures, me, zinc perforated sheeti

cut to tizc- .

(t) Zinc scrap, Zinc dross and Zinc

ashes . . ..

(e) Zinc granulation* and dust.

(d) Zinc wrought including wire rodB,

sections, plain sheets (including

perforated sheets cut to size and

*hapc)

(") (1) Photoengraven' zinc sheets

including highly polished qua-

lity

(/) Other*

Tin, wrought, including the following

4J-A

PI*., foil and wire . . ..

45-B

White metal, antifriction metal, solders

(including cored) and printing metal*.

46 (&) Nickel base elloys and nickel chrome alloys including manufactures and icrapj thereof . . ..

id) Bronze flexible Pipes or tubes for pas-

ting gas or fluid under pressure.

Antimony ingot regului and star mental

47-A

49 All copper base alloys Including Phosphor copper and cupro nickel and scrap of •uch alloys in all formi but excluding all manufacture* . . ..

Monel metal unwrought

Calcium-manganese silicon and calcium

53

liUcdde

Iron and steelscrews all sorts :

54

(") Wood screw* of the following de"-

ctiptjon :—

1. Counter sunk head woo d screw*

lathe pointed.

2, Galvanised Cone Head Roofing

Wood Screw*.

9 GoflEx—11

348 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAH* I—SBC. U PART D—contd.

I

i

3

PART I—contd.

S. No. 34—emtd.

f. Galvanised Cone Head Cutter

Wood Screws.

(. Galvanised Mvwh Room Head

Cutter Wood Screws.

J. Large Head Coffin Screw*.

6. Square Head Coffin Screws,

;. Dowell Screw*.

8. Laying-in-Screws.

p. PhiUlpt Recessed Wood

Screw*.

(b)~ Wood screws of the types sped-

fled below t —

I. Countei Sunk Head Wood

Screw*.

a. Counter Sunk Head Household

•Monmeat.

8. Counter Sank Head wormed

to hfiad

4. Round Head Wood Screw*.

5. Railed Head Wood Screw*.

6. Cheete Head Wood Screw*.

(tf) Iron and Steel Screw* of the follow-

ing descriptions :—

(0 Coach Screws, Square and

Hexagonal Head.

(ft) Self-Tapping Screws (Sheet

Metal Screws) including

Hammer Drive Screws.

(4) Lecve* for leaf speringt

(0 Earthwire (stranded)

15

It Fabricated iron and steel sheets, for the construction of coal tubs and fabricated gaWanued iron sheet* for roofing rail- my wagoni

[PART I—S.c. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 349 PART D—oontd.

I

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PART I—contd.

Iron and steel tyres, axles, wheels and buff-

37

ers, etc

(fc) Iron or steel buffers for locomotives,

wagons and carriages, whether for

raflWHys or tram ways

(c) Railways or Tramways coiled

springs

(d!) Railways or Tramways springs' lami-

nated

Locomotive pistons, rods and ' motion

38

parti

PART II

1 Dry battery war, red and black, woodUn separators and sealing compounds for batteries and accumulator*—

(a) Wooden sepcratora

(b) Dry battery wax, red, black, etc .

3 Deleted

0 Iron and iteel and articles made thereof excepting those covered by Parts I, IV, V and VI of this Schedule (including coated and uncoated electrodes both rod and-wire) and including non-ferrous pipe fittings, telescopic flush tubes, brass/copper coated tubes abut exclud- ing old iron and steel and articles made thereof.

(<0 (0 Coated or uncoated Arc welding

electrodes.

yO Iron and Or' coated and un-

coated rods, wire, foils and

strip for gas welding and braz-

ing.

(") Steel drama and barrels

(J) Welded wire mesh

(j) Others

10 Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap and those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule :

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of

of copper for gas welding and braz-

ing.

(ft) Copper wire (other than bare hard

drawn electrolytic copper wire)

(") Others

^0 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PAHT I—SEC. 1] PART D—contd.

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PART II—eantd.

Deleted.

14

15

Zinc or spelter, manufactured, not other-

wise specified, excluding scraps, and

these mentioned in Part I of this Sche-

dule.

t" Manufactures of brass, bronze and similar •Boy* not otherwise specified excluding •crap and chemicals or imitation gold •nd those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule.

1

(a) Electrodes nmdt of brass, bronze and

ether similar alloys and rods, foil,

wire, and strip, made of brass,

bronze and other similar alloys for

gas welding and braring.

(e) Otheri

AH torte of metali and alloys other than

lion and Steel and manufactures there-

of, not otherwise specified excluding

those mentioned in Parts I, IV, V, and

VI of the Schedule

Some quantity of aluminium Inj ot

(d) Aluminium icrap !

may be made available to the trr 11

scale industries from supplies

canalised through tgem; es

approved by Government.

Racks for withering of toa leaves.

i8

(aX") (#0 Wood working tools—other

ao

machine worked laws .

(3XaXn) The following tools :—

ao

Emery wheel dressers and cutters

ao (3X^X0 Tube expanders, Hand saws other tkan fret or piercing MWS.

(H) Hacksaw blades

(in) Fret or piercing saws and coping

sawi.

*> (4Xi) Twist drllla and reamer* of 3/64* dia •

and tbore.

Tke Mlowlng precision and measuring

ai

tool* :

(2) Tool Maker's Buttons

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 351 PAHT D—contd.

3

I

3

PART II—contd.

Sand paper and glass paper.

33

Valve grinding pastes and compounds

23

Grinding wheels and segments, abrasive*,

34

grinding bolts, rolls and disc*—

(a) (0 Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels impregnated with diamond dust.

(u) Other manufactures of synthe- tic abrasive grains—impreg- nated with diamond dust

(6) Grinding wheels and segments.

Carborundum files, abrasive bricks, emery powder, emery grain, emery doth, emery paper, abrasive grain and carborundum powder—

(a) Emery fillets

(6) Crocus paper and emery polishing

papers of standard micron grading

(") Water proof abrasive peper and

cloth

(") Others

B7 Belt cement

Belt dressing

a7-A

Belting fox machinry all sorts, including

•8

belt laces and belt fasteners:—

(1) Leather laces

(2) Leather belting

(3) Deleted.

(5) Hair Belting

(6) Cotton belting, cotton rubberised

belting, cotton bituminised belting.

(7) Spindle tape

(9) Rubber ply transmission belts

(10) Balata belting

(11) Endless flat belts, endless cone drum belts, and endless made up machine belt*.

352 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SIC. 1] PAST D—contd.

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3

PART 11—eoMd.

8. No. 28—ctntd.

(12) Single Bolt Belt fasterner*

(ij) Double Bolt Belt fasteners

(14) Deleted

(15) Deleted.

(16) Steel belt lacing (Alligator type) .

(17) Steel belt lacing (other than Ali-

gator typea)

(18) Other*

"o Diesel engines of all type* and compo- nent parti thereof except spare para for internal combustion engines of road Tckide type:—

(0) Diesclenginesofo-3H.P.

Import of thl* item will not b" allowed against licence* for spare parts of machinery falling under any other Serial Number of th" I.T.C Schedule.

(6) Diesel engines above 3 HJ>. and

Same remark as against S- No.

upto "nd including 30 Hj".

30(o)/IL

(") Die"el engine* above 30 H.P.

Same remark a* against S. No.

30<

(d) Marine type dicscl engines (r'.ft.

an engine usually supplied with

bell homing, carrying reverse gear

and clutch in which water circle

is protected with zinc coating 01

r

it made of bronze and starting con-

trivance is at high level to facilitate

hand starting),

(#) Diesel engines of Road vehicular

Same remark as against S. No.

type excluding spares thereof.

3°<<*)/II.

3*

Petrol, Gu and Kerosene engines of the

types (excluding automobile uniti) and

component parts thereof eicept spare

parti for petrol internal combustion

engines of road vehicle type :

Import of thU item will not be all-

(a) Complete engine*

owed against licence* for iparo

parts of machinery ftHUng urtdei

any other Serial number of th*

I. T. C Schedule.

32

(*) Parti thereof

Motoct and Generaton of any type or

dealfn and component para thereof:—

JPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 353

FAST D—contd.

I

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PART II—eotrtd.. S. No. 3a—contd.

(a) Fractional horse power motori (including motor* upto one H.P.") suitable for D.C. supply a or single phase.

33

Import of thi" item will not be allowed against license* for .spare part of machinery falling under any other Serul No. ofthel.T.C. SchedoJc Pneumatic plant! consisting of prime movers and auxiliary equipment in- cluding parts thereof and electric tools and part thereof, excluding those licen- ablc under Appendix II to this Red Book.

33-A

34

Industrial Exhaust Fans and Bio wen* Power driven pumps and component parts thereof excluding trailer pumps I

(aXO Special pumps for fused caust'c

soda or acids,

(it) Vacuum pumps, electric cither com- plete with or without base plate and motor of capacity not exceeding i /a H.P. for use in laboratory provided the motor is not of the prohibited type.

34

"ets—

Please tee remarb (fc) and (?) (a), (*), (0) & (

1 n.

(b) Centrifugal pumpi and/or pumping 1 ] (I) (w) With horizontal "pindle-Hav- 1 ing delivery outlet above ia* 1 diameter. J (2) Centrifugal pumpfc and/or pum- f ping tet wigh vertical spindle. I (e) Non-centrifugal pumps, and/or pum- I J

ping"ets.

(d) Power driven petrol dispensing (Kerb

tide) Pumpc

W-A Polishing bobs and wheels, scratch brushes and scouring brushes for po- lishing machines.

S5 Manual operated pumps and component part excluding stirrup pumps:—

(a) Petrol and oil pumps and parts thereof (b) Other types of Hand Pumps , (e) Parts

1* The following articles of machinery noi otherwise specified in this schedule when required for jute industry, hemp industry, tea industry, iron and steel production work, electric supply under- takingi, and mines and quarries:—

Machines or parts of machines to be worked by manual or animal labour, not otherwise specified and any ma- chines (except) such as are designed to be used exclusively in industrial processes which require for their operation less than one quarter of *ne brake hone power excluding typewriter! and tewing machines and

354 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAET I—SEC. 1] PAHT D—contd.

I

PARTH-^Kd.

, No. 36(6)—contd.

S

parts thereof, duplicator of all type*

and oho excluding tho"e machines

"nd/or p "m thereof which are inclu-

ded in Appendix 35.

The following hardwire, Iron mongery

end tools, namely agricultural imple-

ments , not otherwise specified and

pruning knives and parts thereof:—

" Pruning turret

Others

37(i)

rive following textile machinery "od

apparatus by whatever power operated

Then required (or )ute and hemp textile

i idustrlci, namely, healds; heald cords

a id heald knitting needles; reeds and

siuttles; warp and weft preparation

nochinery and looms; bobbing; dobbies;

lacquard machine*; jocquard harness

linen cords; )acquard cords; punching

plates for )acquared cords; warping

Jlilb; multiple box "leys; solid border

ileys; tape ileys swivel sleys; tape

loom*; heald knitting machinea; dobby

2ards lattices and Um for dobbicB;

firing machines; doubling machines;

'3"ne winding machines; piano card

cutting machines; harness building

frames; card lacing frames; drawing

and denting hooks; sewing thread ball

making machine*; cumbli finishing

machinery; hank boilers; mall eyes

lingoes; take up motions; temples and

pickers; picking bands; picldna articlet;

printing machine*:—

fji) Jute bobbin* . . ..

0") Pickers

(#) Shuttle*

;i) Picking bond* . . ..

(0 Picking itloks . . . . ?

icklng sticks and pi king mm

are one and the same thing

filectric Bulbs not otherwise specified:—

3S-A

'a) General lighting service lamps upto 50c

watts in all finishes including frosted,

Inside white opal and Day light

blue,

(4) AU types of train lighting and cabUght

lamps,

( i) Ploure*cent tubes

(") Motor car lamps:—

(0 Auto bulbs, ill sorts

(n) Scaled beam uniti, all types

[PART I—S:C. 1] THE GAZFTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 355 PART D—cotitd.

2

I

3

PART ll—ctntd.

The following clcctriol Instrument* und

39

accessories:—

(a) Indicating Switch Board and Con- troller Mounting Instruments (Vot- meters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchroscopes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing re- cording Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Maximum Demand Meter, Instrument Transformers.

(fcXO Portable Instruments (Portable) moving coil and moving Iron Volt- meters, Ammeters, Wattmeter*, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Mttcrs, Insulation Testers, and Accessories, Ohmeters, Capacity Meters, Wheat-stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentiometers, Time Switches, G.P.O. Detectors, Standard Accessories "uch as Con- necting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resistance Boxes and Galvanometers for use with instruments.

(t'O House Service meters A.C. &

D.C. of any capacity

(>'"•) Thermocouple* and pyrometer

40 Cable accessories

Dlcleted.

41

Electric control gear and electric trans-

-U

mission gear:—

(a) Transformers of rating up to 5000 KVA

and upto 37 5 KV on the H.T. side.

(e) Electric motor starters (") Metal clad (cr otherwise clad) switches

43

and switch use units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut-outs. Bare hard drawn electrolytic copper wires and cables and electrical wires and cables of other metals and alloys, whether Insulated or not, n.0.1. and poles, troughs, conduits, and insulators designed as parts of a transmission system and the fittings thereof and also flexible metallic tubes:—

(a),_Bare hard drawn electrolytic wire and cables and copper wire.

(b) Steel tubular poles (c) Flexible metallic tubes designed as part of electric transmission system.

(/) Conduits,

-i<6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] PAHT D—contd.

2

I

3

PART II—conti.

Electric fans, table and ceilling and para

44

thereof:—

(a) Ceiling fan* and parts (6) Table fans complete

45 The following electrical instruments, apparatus and appliances excluding automatic blackout control switches, and parts thereof otherwise specified namely:—

Electrical Control Gear and Transmis- sion Gear, namely, switches (ex- cluding switch boards) fuses and current breaking devices of all forts and description designed for use in circuits of less than ten amperes and at a pressure not exceeding 250 voftg; and regulators for use with motors designed to consume leas than 187 watts: bare Or insulated copper wires and cables any one core of which not being one specially desig- ned as a pilot core, has a sectional area of less than one eightieth part of a s quare inch and wircG and cables of other metal* of not more than equivalent conductivity and line insulators, including also cleats, con- nectors leading in tubes and the like, of types and sizes BUch as arc ordi- narily used In connection with the transmission of power for other than industrial purposes and the fittings thereof but excluding electrical earthware and porcelain otherwise specified.

<

(6) Metal clad or otherwise clad twitches excluding switches falling under S.No, 39/II, switch fuse units and metal (or otherwise) clad cut-outs.

46 The foHowing Electrical Instruments, apparatus and appliances, namely, telegraphic and telephonic instruments apparatus and appliances, not otherwise specified, flash lights, carbons, con- densers and bell apparatus and BWltch boards designed for use in circuits of less than ten amperes and at a preasure not excecdin 2 0 volts and parti thereof:—

(*) Flash light case* (<) Condensers

(PART I—SKC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 357 PABT D—contd.

2

I

3

PART U—contd.

4"-A Accumulators and batteries, Including, batteries for Motor vehicles, wireless apparatu* and train lighting and trac- tion:—

(a) Motor truck and car batteries (light

batteries).

(6) Motor truck and car batterie* (heavy

duty batteries).

(d) Diaphragms or electrolytic cell*

(*) Dry battery for torch light*

(/) Other types of accumulators and

batteries.

Electrical earthenware and porcelain the

•47

following, namely:—

(a) Insulators, Shackle Sinclair, Corde*- ux or Pin type, not otherwise ipeci- fied:— (0 fitted (I'O not fitted

(fc) Two-way cleat*

(0 fitted ("•) not fitted

(#) Joint box cut-out:—

(0 fitted (n) not fitted

4" Rubber insulated copper wire and cablet not core of which other than one speci- ally designed as a pilot core, has a iec- tional area of less than one-eightieth part of 1 square inch, whether made with any additional insulating or co- vering material or not.

(•) V.I.R. cables and wire* of 250 voltt

grade and 660 volts grade of the type*

specified in Appendix 16 and their

equivalent*.

(6) Others

40 Coal tubs, tipping, wagons and the like conveyances designed for use on light rail track if adapted to be worked by Tnn""fli or ynimai labour and if made mainly of iron or steel, and component parts thereof made of iron or steel ex- cluding article* jpocified in Part I of tfais Schedule.

358 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SKC. 1} PABT D—contd.

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PART III

i Sodhnn Acetate; Sulphate of Alumina

(Iron Free), Chromium Acetate, Hy- drosulphite of Soda, Rangolite C or Formosul'L', Sodium Nitrite; Textile Preservative; Desizing Agents, Level- ling Agents; Penetrating Agents; Sco- uring Agents; Wetting out Agents, Emulsifying Agents, Mordanting Agents; Turkey Red Oil, Oil and Grease Removers; Textiles Oiling Agents, Solvents for Printing Dia- abarging Agentj, And Reduction Kier Boiling and Softening Agents:—

(a) Hydroiulphlte of Soda, Rangolite C (Sodium Surphoxylate Formaldehyde) or Formosul L,., Brotasul and Sodium Nitrite.

(fi) Sodium Acetate, Chromium Acetate,

Turkey Red OIL

(e) (0 Cation Active finishing agents,

Synthetic Resin finishing agent*

(w) Optical Whitening Agents

(m) Textile preservative (exclud- ing phenol cresol but includ- ing their substituted pro- ducts) .

("0 Dclustering agents other than

titanium oxide

(o) Anlonic softening agents

(

(0 Wetting out, Penetrating, Dis- persing, Scouring and emulsi- fying agents.

Glyceryl, Monostonrts will be classified under S. Mo. i(*C0 HI.

(if) Industrial Enzymes (#0 Water proofing agents

[PART I—BEZ. 1] THE GAZETTE Off INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 356 PAST D—contd.

2

I

3

PART III—contd.

S. No. 1 (d)—ontd.

(tv)\ Synthetic bleaching agents other than bleaching powder or hypochloritcs, hydrogen per- oxide etc.).

(c) Dyeing and Printing agents ex- cluding synthetic resins in any form, Solvents used in Print- ing process for textiles and Non- ionic agents and synthetic mordants and Textile Oiling agents, Organic sequestering agents, but excluding Sulphate of Alumina (Iron free).

(CT) Sodium Aliginate .

(") Sulphate of Alumina (Iron free)

(f) Carboxy methyl cellulose and its

wits

i-A Zinc Chloride

3 Cotton ropes and bandings

4 The following articles of machinery not otherwise specified in this Schedule when required for textile industries other than Jute and Hemp.

4(6)

Machines or parts of machines to be work- ed by manual or animal labour not other- wise specified and any machines (except such as arc designed to be used exclusive- ly in industrial processes) which require tor their operation less than one quater- of one brake horse power excluding typewriters and sewing machines and parts thereof and those articles that are covered by Part VI of this Schedule.

The following textile machinery and ap- paratus by whatever power operated when required for textile industries other than jute and hemp, namely :—

Blow-room machinery. Carding En- gines, Combers, (including Silver Lap, Machines Ribbon Lap Mach- ines, Lap Former), Speed Frames, Dr"w Frames, Ring Frames, Warp .and Weft Preparatory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine, Sizing machine, Pirn "Winding machine)., Drawing-in and Twisting machines, (Warp tying

360 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PART I—StC 1) PABT D—contd.

I

3

PART n—antd.

S. No. 5(i)—"wfcf.

machine, Rcachlng-in machines,

etc), Doubling machines, loom*

(all types), Wool Carding, Spinn-

ing Weaving machinery, Silk

Throwing, Reeling, Twisting and

Wearing machinery. Waste Spinning

machinery (all types).

(o) Cotton heald*

(J) Wire heald*

(if) Brass ned*

(m) All metal reed*

C") Bobbin* and pim#

(/) Picken

Or) SpringTjuffert

(A) Roller ikdns :

(0 Sheep roller skin*

(n) Calf roller akim

(i) Picking banda

(j) Piddng "tickf

(0 Deltted.

(n") Dobbiei

(n) Lags and Uticet for dobbiet

(p) Card can*

(d) Dobby harnegs elastic cord*

(t) Shed rod*

CO Rubber aprons and rubber coti

PART IV

2 Bacon and Ham, not canned or bottled

Fiih, not otherwise ipecified

3

Fish, lilted, wot

4

Fish, salted, dry

5

Fiah, unsalted, dry

6

KM

Fish maws, including tiogally and tozdc

7

and sharkfln*

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OB¹ INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 361 PAHT D—eonid.

X

3

PART IV—contd.

8 Butter, cheese and ghee

9 Powdered milk containing not less than 18 per cent cream intended for infant feeding

10 Milk condensed or preserved, including

milk cream not otherwise specified

11

Import of broken coral' me Coral unprepared. . . ..

is allowed at a CTULC drill vide Annciurc II to Appendix 19 of thii Red Book.

ia Cowriw

Shell*

13

Ivory, unmanufactured

U

16 Rubber Stump*

Potatoe*

17

18 Vegetables, all sorts, excluding potatoc*, fresh, dried, salted or preserved not otherwise specified

Coconuts

19

Currant*

22

23 Coffee not otherwise specified.

Coffee, canned or bottled

*4

Tea

35

16 The following spices, whether ground or

ungroundj namely :—

(a) Cardamom, Cassia, Cinnamon

(6) Pepper

Cloves, all "orts, whether gound, or un-

"7

ground

38 Nutmeg*

The following unground spices, namely :—

39

(a) Mace

(jb) Chillie* and ginger

362 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAEY [PAST I—SBC. 1] PART D—contd.

1

2

3

PART TV—,vntd. Betelmiu

30

Vanilla beans

3i

Grain, not otherwise specified including broken grains bur excluding flour :

(") Oats

(fr) (it) Barky

W CO Jowar

(i'O Others

FUmr, not otherwise specified •

33

Sago Flour

34

Sago, Tapioca and Tapioca flour

35

Vegetable Seeds—

36

(a) Cauliflower Seedj

(6) Others

Copra or coconut kernel

38

39 Oilseeds non-essential all sorw, not other- wise specified excluding copra or co- conut kernel

Hops

41

Fodderj bran and pollards

(a) Cutch

46

C&) Gambler

Olibanum and frankincense

47

48 Gum, Arabic

(a) (i) Gum and Benzoin (Ras and cowrie),

49

but excluding Dammcrand rosin

(I'O Dimmer in-Juding unrefined

Batu

(i) Rosin.

Ci) Stick lac

SO

(a) Seed lac

JPAHT I—SKC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 3 63 PABT D—oontd.

2

3

I

PART IV—ciiad.

Opium

Si

Cinchona baifc

5a

Canes and nttana

33

Steuine (Glycerine of Stearic add)

54

All sorts of animal fan, not otherwise spe-

53

cified, excluding stearine

Dekted

37

Laid, not canned or bottled

3"

Beet-wix

3"

"t (a) Vegetable non-essential oiit, not otherwise specified excluding Palm oil, Tuns oil and Cblnawood oil

(ft) Pahnofl

(") Tung oil and Qiinowood oil

Coconut oil

The following vegetable Don-essential oUs,

"3

namely :—-Groundnut and linseed

All torn of animal oils, not otherwite speci-

64

fied :—

(a) Neats foot oil and Its sulpbonated pto-

ducts

(i) Other*

Canned or bottled bacon, ham or lard

63

Fiah, Canned

66

Tiinglm, canned or bottled

"7

Sugar, excluding confectionery

"S

Molasse*

69

Confectionery including chocolate covtr

TO

tures in i/a Ib. tlabt

Sutar-candy

71

Cocoa and chocolate, other than confec-

7>

tionery

Biscuits and cakes

73

Milk food for infants

74

9 GoflEx—12

364 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—Sac. 1J PART D—contd.

I

3

PART IV—contd.

73 Vegetable products, pickles, chutnies, sauc- es, ketchups and condiments, canned or hottlcd

73-A

Jams, Jellies and Marmalade1;, canned or

bottled

Fnrit juices, Squashca, Cordials and Sy-

76

rups, not otherwise specified

7"-A

Juices, cither individually or in mixture, of

•pricott, berries, grapes, pineapples,

plums and prunes

Tomatoes, potatoes, onions and cauli-

77

flowers, canned or bottled

Fruits canned or bottled, not otherwise

77-A

specified

77-B

A*p*njrus, canned

77-C

Vcgctihlea canned or bottled, all sortt,

other than tomatoes, potatttcs, onions,

and cauliflowers

Canned fruits, of the following description,

77-D

namely :—

Apricots, Berries, Grapes, Pluins,

and Prunes, and fruits, Salads com-

posed of not less than 80 per cent in

quantity and in value of the above-

named fruits

Pineapples, canned

77-E

Canned or botded provisions, not other-

7"

wise specified

79 Provision* and oilman's stores and grocer- ies, all sorts, not otherwise specified :—

(0 Semolina

(it) Self-raising flour

(Hi) Saffron

(to) Essences not containing spirit-

(v) Chicory

(vi) Yean

(vii) Other*

80 All lorti of food, not otherwise specified—

(*) Eggs

(r) Othtn

t^ABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA KXTRAORDINARY 365 PABT D—oontd.

I

3

3

PART IV—contd.

Si All sorts of drink, not otherwise specified:—

(a) Mineral water and thermal mud

(b) Other*

Deleted

86

38 Perfumed Spirit

Bitters and Rum:—

89

(a) Bitters

(b) Rum

Denatured spirit

90

Vinegar in casks

91

Oilcakes:—

92

(a) Cotton seed cake

<" Other?

Tobacco manufactured, not otherwise

93

ipecifled

Cigars

94

Cigarettes

95

Tobacco unmanufactured

9"

98 Salt

100 Cement, not otherwise specified

IOI Portland cement excluding white port-

land.

102 Stone prepared as for road metalling

Marble "nd stone, not otherwise speci-

103

fied.

104 Coal, coke and patent fuel

107 Deleted

108 Amalsann and preparations of Mercury compounds but excluding amifouling compositions and mercury compounds

no Dtkted

366 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] PART D—contd.

2

I

3

PARTIV-e#"rf.

in Saccharine (except in tablets) and such other rubitanoei a* the Central Go- vernment may, by notification in the official Gazette, declare to be of a like nature or me to Saccharine.

112 Saccharine tableti

Alkaloids of opium and their derivatives

"4 Alkaloida extracted from cinchona bark and their salts ai inch or in combina- tion with pentaqulnoinc phosphate.

Toflet requisite*, not otherwise speci-

"5

6ed:—

(") Sanitary Towels

(b) Dandasa

Deleted'

n8

Deleted

119

lao Deleted

121 Deleted

Printer's ink

123

Lead Pencil*

124

Slate pendlt

123

Pine oil

126

Camphor

131

Perfumery, not otheiwlie specified:—

133

(&) Musk oil

(c) Patchouli leavea

(d) Others

Soap, not otherwbe iperfflo 1

t33

Soap, toilet

134

Soap household and laundry

133

136 Poliihei,iJid composition* excluding valre grinding paste*. and compounds, belt cement and belt drcsiing :—

(a) Leather polish

(ft) Metal poliah

(0) Carpoliih

[PAST I—SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 367 PAST" D—contd.

X 2

3

1

PART JW—emtd,

S. No. 136—contd.

(d) Electro-plating polish and composi-

tion*.

0) Other polishes and composition*

Candlei

137

139 Glue, clarified liquid

140 Fire work* specially prepared as danger or

distress light* for the use of shipi

Firework* not otherwise specified"'

Mi

Matches, undipped ipllnth* and veneer*

Hide* and iking, not otherwise "pccifled :—

143

(6) Lether ipilts

(d) Other*

Skins (other than Fur Skins^ tanned,

M5

dressed and unwrought leather.

The following leather manufactures, na-

146

mely:—

Saddlery, harneu, trunks, and bags

Leather doth including artificial leather

147

Manufacture* of leather not otherwise speci-

148

fied:—

(a) Leather boards

(" Others

Fur ikin* dressed

149

132 Furniture and cabinet-ware, and part* thereof not otherwise specified, exclud- ing moulding*.

Aluminium tea chest linings

153

153 Furniture of wickerwork or bamboo, and ports of *uch furniture, not otherwite tpecified

Writing paper :—

136

(a) Writing paper other than note paper,

wtlting pidi and envelopes

(fc) Note paper

161 Deleted

368 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SBC 1] PAKT D—contd.

I

2

3

PART IV—contd.

Deleted.

163

164 Newspapers, old, in bags and bales

Steel pen* (i.e., pen holder nibi)

.65

Duplicating stencili

166

(0 Fountain pens

167

(M) Part* of fountain pens

168 Articles made of paper and papier mache, stationery including drawing and copy books, labels, advertising circulars, sheet or card almanac* and calendars, Christmas, Easter and other cards, in- cluding cards in booklet forms ; includ- ing cards also waste paper but exclud- ing pens, duplicating stencils, fountain pens anj parts thereof, press- pahn paper, rubber bands, erasers and stamps and rubber hand rollers for cy- cloityling and paper and stationery otherwise specified :—

[b) Printed advertising material not sup-

plied free of charge

Prints, engravings and pictures (icluding

photographs and picture postcards) on

paper or card boards.

Silk, raw (excluding "ilk waste and noils)

17a

and silk cocoons.

Silk waste and noils

173

*75

Silk yam including thrown silk warp "nd

yarn spun from waste or noils but ex-

duding sewing thrcmd :—

("1 Thrown silk yam including Org"t>-

' *;ne, Tram (".'., Warp and Weft

yarns respectively) but excluding

sewing thread.

(b) Yarn spun from sil waste, excluding

sewing thread.

'$) Yarn spun from Noils, excluding

sewing thread

Silk sewing thread

176

Artificial Silk Yarn and Thread

177

Hand knitting wool

178

Cotton thread other than sewing thread

179

{PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 369 PAST D—contd.

I

2

3

V—coMS.

PARTT

180 Cotton twist and yarns :•—

(a) Cotton yarn of 80 counts and above

(b) Others

T 8I Cotton sewing thread .

182 Cotton darning thread

Twist and yarn of flax or jute

183

184 Fabrics not otherwise specified, contain- ing more than 90 per cent, of silk, In- cluding such fabrics embroidered with artificial silk.

185 Fnhrics riot otherwise specified containing more than 90 per cent of artificial silk.

t86 Khaki,airbli^c, Varathea and orher woollen fabrics not otherwise •spn.ified suitable for making uniforms and containing more than 90 ri_*r cent, of wool, cxclud- iue felts and fabrics made of shoddy or waste wool.

i "7

Woollen fabrics, not otnerwise specified, including shawl cloth containing more than 90 per cent, of wool excluding fdr and fabrics made of shoddy and wasie wool and fabrics, specified in Serial No. 186 of this Part of this Schedule.

188 Cotton fabrics, not otherwise specified containing more than 90 per cent, cotton :—

(a) Grey, piecegoods (excluding bor- dered grey Chaddirs, dhotiet, sarics and scarves).

(£>) Printed picccgoods and printed

fabric*

(e) Cotton piecetooda and fabrics not

otherwise specified.

189 Fabrics, not otherwise Bpecifled contain- ing more than 10 per cent, and not moTe than 90 per cent, silk

190 Fabrics, not otherwise specified,containing not more than 10 per cent, silk but more than 10 per cent, and not more than 90 per cent, artificial silk

37O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY [PAHT I—Sic 1J PAHT D—contd.

2

I

3

PART IV—oontd.

191 Khaki, air bhie barathea tnd other fabrics not otherwise specified suitable for making unit onus and containing not more than 10 per cent, silk or 10 per cent, artificial silk, but containing more than 10 per cent, but not more than 90 per ce;.t. wooL

Fabrics, not otherwise specified, con- taining not more than 10 per cent, silk or 10 per cent, anifidal (ilk but con- taining more than 10 per cent, but not more than 90 per cent, wool, ex- cluding fabrics specified in S. No. 191 of this Part of thii Schedule

193 Fabrics, not otherwise specified, con- taining not more than 10 per cent., •ilk or 10 per cent, artificial silk or 10 per cent wool but containing more than jo per c;nt. and not more than 90 per cent, cotton

Fabrics, not otherwise specified, con-

194

taining not more than 10 per cent. tUk or 10 per cent artificial lilk or 10 per cent, wool or 50 per cent, cotton

193

The following cotton fabrics, namely :— Sateens including Italian of Sateen weave, velvet* and velveteen* and em- broidered altoveri :— (a) Italian of Sateen weave lb) Velvet* and velveteens (e) Others

196

197

Fabrics containing gold or silver thread Textile manufacture!, the following arti- cles when made wholly or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in Item No. 48 (3)(*) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 :—Bed sheets, Bed spreads, hoUter cases, counter- panes, table cloths, tray cloth, bed covers table covert, duster*, glass cloths, handkerchiefs, napkins, pillow CMCB, pillow slips, "carves, shirts, shawls, cotton sacks, towels, um- brella coverings.

I9" Textile manufactures, being the articles ipecified in Serial No. 197 of this Part of this Schedule, but being made wholly or mainly of fabrics, specified In Item No. 48 {3)(e) of the First Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1954.

199 Textile manufactures, being the article* specified In Serial No. 197 of this Part of chjs Schedule, but being made wholly* or mainly of any of the fabrics specified in Item N03. 48, 48 (1), 48 (3) (a), 48 (4), 48 C$), 4" (7), 48 (9) or 48 ^10) of the Pint Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934-

[PART I—SE:. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 371 PART D—contd.

I

2

3

PART IV—<*ntd.

2 00 Feins, being bonafidt remnants of piece- goods, or other fabric* of material Gable to duty under Item No. 48 (3) of the Fii" Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, °ot exceeding 4yardi in length.

201 Font*, being bonajxdt remnants of piece- goods or other fabrics of material liable to duty under Item NOB. 48, 48 (1), 48 (4), or 48 (5) of the First Sccdule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, not exceeding 2-i/a yards in length.

aoa Fents, being bonafide remanants of piece- goods, or other fabrics of material! other than thoie specified in Serial No". 200 and 201 of this Part of this Schedule not exceeding 4 yards In length.

Blankets and rugs (other than floor rug*),

excluding blanket* and rugB made

wholly or mainly from artificial silk.

Woollen carpets, floor rug*, ruffle, doth,

ao5

shawls and lohis.

*>7 Cotton braldi or cords, the following namely, ghoongis and muktaketii.

2 08 Jute manufacturer*, not otherwite sped'

fled

Second-hand or used gunny bag* 01

cloth made of jute

2 10 Hemp manufacture*

Oil cloth and floor cloth

an

3 12 Mat* and mattings, not otherwise specified

Coil fibre, coir yarn and coir mat* and

ai3

matting

2 14 Sock* and stocking* made wholly or mainly from silk or artificial silk.

a ij Woollen hosiery and woollen knitted ap- parel that is to aay, all hosiery ana knitted apparel containing not les* thar 15 per cent, of wool by weight.

216 Cotton knitted apparel including apparel made of cotton Interlocking material! cotton undervests knitted or woven cotton socks and stockings.

372 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. lj PABT D—contd.

3

PART IV—cuntd.

Cotton knitted • fabrics

2 17

a i8 Lace and embroidery

Deleted.

3 19

Second-hand clothing

Water proofed clothings

231

2 22 Haberdashery^ miUnery and drapery

Apparel and hosiery¹ not otherwise spe-

2 23

cified

2 24 UnifonnB and accoutrements pertaining thereto imported by a public servant for the personal use

3 25 Deleted.

2 26 Textile mnnufactureB, not otherwise speci- fied excluding sisal yarn, delivery hose for trailer pumps, hose mude -of can- vas, impregnated with rubber and cotton bandings :

(a) Flax hose

(c) Linen pleccgoods

(i) Others

3 27 Second-hand boots and ahoesj other than

those containing rubber.

228 Boots and shoes, not being second-hand,

other than those containing rubber

329 Uppers for boot* and shoes unless en-

tirely made of leather

2 30 Hats, caps, bonnet* and hatters' ware,

not otherwiac specified

Fittings for umbrellas, paruols and sun-

3 31

ahadea:—

(a) Umbrella ribs

(b) Others

2 32 Parrttsols and sunshades

233 Umbrellas

Articles made of stone or marble

234

Deleted.

335

[PAHT I—SLC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 373 PABT D—contdL

1

2

3

PART IV—ccntd.

Tile*, other than glass earthenware or

236

porcelain tiles

237-38 Deleted

Earthenware, all sort*, not otherwise

139

specified : (a) Water filters and porcelain mortars

and pestles of big size*

(ft) Others

241 Eathenware pipe and sanitaryware :

(a) Earthenware pipe (&) Sanitarywarc

Tiles of earthenware and porcelain :

242

(a) Tiles other than broken glazed tiles (b) Broken glazed Hies

Domestic earthenware china and porce-

243

lain, the following:—

Tea cups, coffee cupi, saucers for use

with tea cups or coffee cups, te;> pots, sugar-bowls, jugs, having a capacity of over 10 ozs and platen over 5-1/2 inches diameter.

Glass tableware excluding glass tumb-

lers

Glass tumblers

246

Glass bottles and phials :

147

(a) Feeding bottles

(i) Aerated water bottles—"Codd" type

only

(") Others

Glass and Glassware, not otherwise speci-

248

fied and lacqueredware : —

(a) Vacuum flask*

(6) Hc*t resisting glassware

Glass globes and chimneys for lamps and

249

lanterns

Electric bulbs for torches :

350

(a) Torch bulbs of voltage upto 3 • 8

(6) Electric bulbs for torches of voltage

above 3-8 and upto 6'3

(c) Pre-focusted types of bulbB

374 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S K. 11 PART D—contd.

I

3

PART TV—contd.

Deleted.

2JI

232

333

Glass bangles, glass beads and false perarls

Precious stones, unset and imported uncut,

excluding diamonds in all forms

"54 *55 236

237

Pearls unset

Precious stones, unset and imported cut

Deleted.

Imitation gold and imitation silver thread

and wire, lamctta and metallic spangles

and article of like nature made of metal*

other than gold or silver

238

339 260

Deleted.

Gold plated pen nibs

Articles , other than cutlery and surgical

instruments plated with gold or sliver

2til

262

264

Cutlery plated with gold or silver

Jewellery and Jewels other than those

made mainly or wholly of gold or silver

Enamelled ironware, the following,

namely :—Signboards and the follow-

ing articles of domestic hallow-ware,

namely ;—Basins, bowls, dishes, plates

and thals, including price-cups, xinc-

bowli and rice plate*

263 Chemicali or imitation gold known by any name such as 'New Gold', 'Star Gold' 'Orient Gold' etc

Domestic hardware and stoves made of

367

aluminium and parts thereof —

(0) Domestic hardware

(6) Stove* and part* thereof

Domestic hardware and stoves not made of

268

aluminium and parts thereof—

(a) Domestic Hardware

(fc) Stove* and parts thereof

Enamelled ironware, not otherwise speci-

269

fied :—

(a) Enamelled Iron sulphonating ports

(Jb) Enamelled iron bath tubs

(e)J Other*

270 Garden tools, other than running knives. Metal lamps and parts of lamps mad of

271

aluminium

Metal lamp* and parts of lamps not made

27a

of aluminium

273 Incandescent mantles Zip fasteners

274

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 375 PART D—contd.

I

3

PART IV—contd.

(a) Hardware, Iron mongery and tools, all

toit", not otherwise specified in this

Schedule, and parts thereof ex-

cluding machine tools and agricul-

tural implement!

Bucket* of tin or galvanised icon and parts

thereof

377 Safety razor blades

Cutlery all sorts not otherwise specified,

37*

excluding safety tazor blades

Metal furniture and cabinetware and parts

thereof

Printing type

380

a8i The following printing materials namely :— leads, bras* rules, wooden and meted quoins, shooting sticks, galleys and metal furniture.

28a 283

Deleted

Sets of mats when imported as advertising

materials in connection with exposed

films

Domestic refrigerator* :—

(") Complete (ft) Part* thereof Typewriter ribbon*

Typewriter* and parti thereof excluding

185 3*5

Typewriter ribbon*,

(ft) Parts thereof excluding typewriter

ribbon. •

387

38S

Domestic sewing machines, complete

(a) Parti of sewing machines whether

domestic or industrial excluding

parts of sewing machines which are

worked by power and required for

their openrion not lest than 1/4 hone

power.

a*9 Wireless Instruments and Apparatus, in- eluding Wireless Transmission Ap- paratus, etc

Motor Cycle* and motor Scooter*.

(n1) Auto-attachments.

J9" Carriage and carts which are not mechani- cally propelled, not otherwise specified. Part* and accessories of carriages and carts which axe not mechanically propelled, not otherwise specified, excluding rub- ber tyres and tubes, and articles speci- fied in Part I of the Schedule.

376 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT l-8sc. 11 PAHT D—oontd.

2

I

3

PART: 300

[V—eontd. Cycles (other than motor cycles) import-

ed entire or in sections.

301 Parts and accessories of cycles (other than motor cycles) excluding rubber tyres and tubes but including iron and steel bolts and nuts adapted for use on cycles and also steering tubes screws.

308 Clocks and Watches and parti thereof : {a) Clocks (other than time pieces) e.g., wall clocks with or without pendulum, mantle clocks, marine clocks, electric clocks, etc.

309 Talking machine and parts thereof and re-

cords or talking machines :—

(a) Complete gramophones (*) Gramophone needles (e) The following parts, namely ;—

(1) Gramophone motors and parts (2) Sound boxes and parts. (3) Automatic brakes and parts.

(d) The following parts, namely :—

Record changers and components

p.irts thereof.

Record players and component

parts thereof

Pickup tone arms and component

parts thereof.

(*) Long playing records, records for learning languages and records of high artistic or educational value.

if) Others

Musical instruments and parts thereof, all

310

sorts, not otherwise specified.

Percussion Caps

3"

31a Save where otherwise specified all articles which are arms or parts of arms within the meaning of the Indian Arms Act, 1878 (excluding springs uacd for air guns), all tools used for cleaning or putting together the same, all machines for making, loading, closing, or cap- ping cartridges for arms other than rifle arms and all other sorts of ammunition and military stores and Htiy articles which the Central Government may hv Notification in the Official Gazette de- clare to be ammunition or military stor- es for the purpose of the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, excluding percussion cape.

[PABT I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTKAOflDINARY 377 PABT D—contd.

I

2

3

CV—contd.

PARTI

313 Subject to tbc exemption specified in Item No. 80(3) uf the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 : Fire arms including ga^ and air guns, gas and iir r,,'lcs 'in *.

314 Subject to the exemptions specified in Item No. So(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff An, 1934,

(a) Barrels, whether single or double for fire arms, including gas and uir guns, gas and air rifles and gas andairpis- tobj not otherwise specified,

(6) Main springs and magazine springs and fire arms, including yas guns, gas rifles and gas piitol.1. (c) Gunstocks and breech blocks.

(d) Revolver cylinders (<) Actions (including skeleton and waster), bieech bolts and their heads, cocking pieces and locks for muzzle loading arms.

(/) Machines for making, loading, or closing cartridge for rifled arms. (g) Machines for capping cartridges for

rifled arms.

The following arms, ammunition and mili-

313

tary stores :—

(a) Arms forming part of the regular

equipment of a commissioned or gazetted officer in Government ser- vice entitled to wear Diplomatic, Militaryj Naval, Air Force or Police uniform.

(6) A revolver and an automatic pistol and ammunition for such revolver and pistol up to a maximum of 100 rounds per revolver or pistol (1) when accompanying a commission- ed officer or the Indian regular for- ces, or of the Indian Territorial For- ce or a gazetted Police Officer, or (if) certified by the Commandant of the corps to which such officer belongs; or in the case of an officer not attached to any ccrps, by the officer commanding, the station or district in which such officer is serv- ing , or in the case of ft police officer by an Inspector-Genera: 1 >r Commis- sioner of Police, to be imported by the Officer for the purpose of his equipment.

378 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S M. 1J PABT D—*"ntd.

2

I

3

PART IV—oontd.

(e) Swords for presentation as army or

volunteer prizes.

(d) Armi, ammunition, and military

stores imported with the sanction of

the Central Government for use of

any portion of the military forces of

a State in India being a unit notified

in pursuance of the First Sche-

dule to the Indian Extradition Act,

1903.

(•) Morris tubes andjpatcnt ammunition

Indian Regiments or volunteer corps

for the Instruction of their men.

Ornamental Arms of an obsolete pattern

possessing only an antiquarian value,

masonic and theatrical and fancy dress

•words, provided they are virtual-

ly useless for offensive or defensive

purposes, and daha Intended exclusively

for domestic agricultural and industrial

purposes.

317 Cartridge cases filled and empty

Coral prepared

319 iTory, manufactured, not otherwise spe-

cified

Bangles and beads, not otherwise specified.

3*>

Paint and varnish brushes.

"i

jaa (a) Toilet brushes other than tooth bru-

*hw

(6) Tooth brushes

Brooms

Brushes, all sorts, excluding paint and var-

nish brushe*, toilet brushes and brooms:

(6) Others

Toys, games, playing cards and requisites

for games and sports, bird shorts, toy

cannons, air guns and air pistols and

ports thereof, for the time being exclud-

ed in any part of India from the opera-

tion of all the prohibition and directions

contained in the Arms Act, 1959, and

bows and arrows and parts thereof, ex-

cluding rubber-balls, football bladders,

ballon* and toys

(a) Fishing hooks

(6) Table Tennis (Ping Pong) balls

(e) Educational and Mechinical Toyi

CP*"T IT-S"C 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA BCTBAORDINAHY JJ9 PART D—contd.

3

X 2

PARTIV^wrtd.

S. N o. 325—ccmtd.

(") CO Billiard accessories including billiard cushions, cloth cut to iizc, cues, chalk and tips

(it) Golf clubs

(ii'O "Roller tk&tth

(iv) Sttvlfohiny rodj

(tA Sti[llinj_', cycii 'it."v 'iowlnir ma-

ClllDf'j)

•J , M .' . .1 ' ji

1 ,•'•• ' f .; i : . i i '. i^

TM r V. •• v - 1. " . , " 1 , 1. . -T U ' li

• • - • /. , ; >u ' h*

• r . r, • ;. : :

^ V t l " .¹ " ' .

a'

- •'

t PC

i f) l " - " il • ; C M . ' - ;.

p . l j l' ~' , -, , 1 .1 ' ! •' ''

." '

• ' . ' ." 1 • •*

ftllJtl

tfktrt J'.'..¹ ami sJv.f.

Sraokei',- vciiuisiws rr.L'.'i' ,.j. .Uvnifiuiur..

of.

339

S35

                  l i  y ^  '  l ',          G   L1: I" ' f-. ,• I1'1, i-
                  i  j C   U  C  h  i  J.      i .  i f v l  i ' i ^!       : • . . .'  ' . I1. - .1 H t !' uf
33*               Synthetic  SK;its.
 3 40              Zip  ftini :nei"s  v,;-;h  <  cl'ulcii"  tttfth

9 GoHEx—13

g80 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PiW I—flbc. 1] WAMt D—contd.

I a

S

i (") Poke* "thc" A** "Mm and lentils

(*) Gum tad katiU

Wbeat

a

Wheat flonr

1

Starch and fcriM

3 Chromwol S.F. Chroeaaline and other Chrome compouPJda used for dyeing or tanning (excluding barium le-ad and line chrornatci).

Cod Uvcr oil

9

M FJih oil Including wh"le oil, not othcrwiM "pccifled, (^eluding (sod liver oil :—

(*) Othen

Flih oil "nd whalo oil hndeotd md hydro-

genmtcd.

n (a) FarinBceoui and patent food?, can- ned or bottledj excluding milk foods for infanti and also excluding breakfait foods (wheat flakesj corn flakes, processed oats an j nhfvdded wheat) *nd Pe"rl Barley.

(ft) Breakfast food* (such as wheat flakes.

corn flakei, processed eats and

thredded wheat) und Pearl JJarlcy.

(6) A^phHlt cmultktiu

if

(e) Giljonkc

Pitch and Tar indudlng oo"] ur md eoal

i*

pitch.

(t) Liquid -i anffla

tT

(rf) Textile Finl"hlng Oil*, Textile Fihrc

Oil" and Batchinf Oili for flbret.

n Chromium, lulphitCj chromium chloride "nd other chrome compounds excluding buium chrom*tc" "od chromium acetate

GM cylinder! when baportcd filled witk

•a-A

t.

Blaaching pMU a"d bkaching powder

•1

Sulphur:—

•5

(t) Procnted ralphor (all grade*).

[PAHT I—SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAKY 3 81 PART D—contd.

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2

3

PART V—contd,

The following chemiaili, drugs end medi-

31

cines, namely :—

(6) Aloes, asafocflda, Cocaine, Sorsa-

parilla and Storai.

Anri-plftguc Serum

3*

Aluminium powder and paint,

33

(a) Aluminium powder end paste.

(b) Aluminium print.

34 Paints, colour, and rairrrr-' tnptfuVit'-. 'I'. sorts , not otherwise Mwif'rd. itirlud'TR p rtr^.nliitiiT 2nd rrtnpf--''r:'.'i"r,,;"r,-. tn''ninfr JaTirtn'ii¹ ^trrlciTi VJ;!".IT th>_' ir.'.-Tnl::? "f 'hr TnJ-rn rrrro'inm Act, it);,1. bur ex;1ndinc ali.inMr^'ini pow Jcr nrii? pnint, and KOKCI pupLtn ar.d glass pupTS-

PaintG. clfiT"; ?rtd p3;rt':T^' mntrr'liK.

35

the- followinc :—

(a) Rtd lca.i, prni'irte dry- gcw-Jne

moist anil reduced, moist.

(i) Wlme lead, gciu'.r.c drj-

(c) Zinc, white, genuine d^-.

(d) Paints, other norts, coloured moist

Paints, colours nnd pSintcrs' nrateritia,

36

the fullowinpj namely :—

(a) Red, lead, rcduccrl dry. (i) White lend, pt'Ptiinc moist and red-

dut-cd, dry or moist.

(c) Zinc, vvhite, genuine moist. (

37 Thr fnllnwinp painrs, colours Hnd pninti-rs' matrriflls namely : barvte^i,turpentine, turptmine siibstitute, and varnish not containing danperous petroleum within the meaning of tlie Indian Fctrolcum Act, 1934 :—

(a) Harmless food colours. (e) PipmcntWHterflnfBhes and stains for

leather and "hoe".

(?) Cuttle fish hones (1) Ultramarine Blue. (f) Other manufRCtured paints, distem- pers, varnishes and lacquers.

g82 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1J PART D—contd.

t

² 3

PART V.—Contd.

Gunpowder for cannons, rifles, guns,

pistols and sporting purposes.

Manures, all iorts, including animal hones and'.he following chemical manures :-— Bw'e Slag, nitmtc of rmrnoni.i, nitrate ol" soja, rrnimie of nnuph, s'llph te of flmrtiun'a, s'llnh'tv of vnii'aii, 1 "'nile snlis, carbolini'.-, ti-cj, •-1 rr ti- ui' I'-nt, cuicinrn cyn:iTni^r, ::ii'".".'"ii 1'in -hnB- ph.'rei. niiri'-'j] '. hni.'" M'S, '.'.in/.'ral tupei -phiis, h i'_a.

(?) <"v']Lr N J r - v i M i j '. r . ' i ' i l ' f . r s.

41

1.

i

¹ 1J '

.v

- ' I -

I J , —;

1 1 1 -

'1

.. • ' '1

' • '

\ i \i i 7 • I "M

. ( •• '

• • ! i .

m ' v . 'S I ' . HU ' •< 1 - ' , , • > , >•

i v y - - ;, i -t :• r •: . • • .. • • . - '- •) ' . - u-

:

;

C r ' t VD • U ' l i ^ rr ;T¹ •• - • ! '; •, ni :—

!

T

l e) • •' "1 • '. 1 ' > v . 'i

^ . , ! l U . :. . I" i ,r ' . s i ., .

^ . -. V ' - I T -'

' . ' ' • - ' • • . o . - i i,

T ' . 'r

' " •: " . " fj

;r-A

' "' 1,-

c • • • • ,•

45

(PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 383 PART D—contd.

3.

I

3

PART \~Contd.

4" Rubber bands, eraser* and stamps and rubber hand rollcn for cyclostyling :—

(a) Rubber erasers. (b) Others

48 Woollen yam, not otherwise specified. Woollen yarn or weaving and knitting wool

49

excluding hand knitting wool.

Hair and wonllen yarn exclusively used for

5°

the manufacture of hair belting.

Si Cordage, rope and twine of vegetable fibre other than jute and cotton , not other- wise specified.

5* S3

Apparel containing rubber. Silk or artificial silk good) used or re- quired for medical purposes, namelv, silk, or artificial silk ligatures, elastic lilk or artificial silk, hosiery, elbow piec- es, thigh piecej, kneeenpi, leggings, socks, anklets, "tockingj, suspensory bandages, silk or irtificitl silk, abdomin- •1 belti, silk or artiflcal "ilk web catheter tube* and oiled lilk or artificial silk.

Delivery hose for trailer pumps. Hose mado of canva* impregnated with

54- 55

rubber.

S" Rags and other piper-making miteritli, excluding pulpi thereof and pulp* and wood and other vegetable fibre* and the mixture of such pulps.

57 "8

Booti and shoes containing rubber. Building and Engineering bricki. Covered crucible* for glaii making. Deleted.

59 60

61 Diamondi unset and imported uncut, ex- cluding bort and Industrial diamondi.

6a Steel helmeti.

62-/ L Radium. The following article! of builder's hard-

63

ware, hinges, locks and bolts :—

(a) Door locks (not pad locki). (fr) Suit-case locks, (c) Hinges. (d) Other*.

64

65

Deleted. The following articles of machinery not otherwise specified, in this schedule except when required for the textile in- dustries, tea industry, iron and steel

384 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SWC U PAHT D—contd.

2

I

3

P A RT V—contd,

production work*, "electric supply u n- dertakings, mines and quarries :—

(1) Prime morers, boiler, locomotive en- ginci and tenders for the same, port- able engines (including fire engines) and other engines in which the primt mover is not separable frorn the operative parts.

(a) Machines and ";ets of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire 01 other powxr not heing man- uaj or animal lahour or which biding brought into use required to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

(3) Apparatus and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour which are d -.'jrned for use In an n i a , t r i al syst'.-m ;'.s paits indis- pensable f-ir its opiTatioi ;ind have bn:n given f.T ;hat p irpose some spe?isf h.i^c o rq K:<:~J >v!iich would wou'd noi be css":i:,.il fir their use fur aixy olhor pur^uje.

(4) Cnntrol gear (otli^t than clcct-ic), yeil'-ii'.'tirnj or .T'I T'.vii'- an.l trmis- mis-'nu i™:ir foth-r ih-.ii t-bcrric) d.-sig'ieJ I'orn-.-

(/') Hoot v id shoe manufacturing

machinery.

(ill) Oil crushing and '"refinery

machinery.

(c) Refri^'rarion and Air Condi- tioning Miiohi'icry mlier than d ' l l T l - . ' ic F ' ^ r¹'; r j l r r .; \ —

( a) M J-

\ ' 1 : •' • • ". • ' . " • "' r y pe

C11 p i'-k JH •*! c\X'Cy.

(vi) SuK^r inan'if.icl'ir'np! i nd refi-

nery machinery.

(m'OThe rill'T\-ing rind maVing, haulaue 'janfi moving ecjuip- ments ;—•

fa) Wheeled and Crawler trac-

tors anove 50 D.D.II.P.

[ P *n I - S K. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 385 PAHT D—conid.

2

t

3

PART V—comd.

(i) Shovels, excavator*, mot- eriscd graders, vibratinf toil compactor*, vibraton, atone crushers, atone grm- nulators, Tar and Bitumen Boilers/"prayert, core drilling machine, concrete mixers, asphalt mixer* mortar nulls, molorised scrapers and towed tem- pers, dozzen (all type*), loadcsSj concrete screeni, road form, road tamp- ers, spreaders and finisher*, dragline and winches, dum- pers and dumper wigoni not built on convention*! chassis.

(") Sheep Foot Rollers and

Part? thereof,

(vui) Acid resisting and chlorine re-

sisting blowers and compressor*, chlorine and acid resisting valv- es and acid resilient part* there- of, chlorine cyclindera and velves thereof, cylinder testing equipments and spares and spraying nozzles for chamber plants.

(i>) Wind mill.

"5

67( .I¹) (11^ TrcaJlc I¹ r; 11 [iJ'f_ Pr'jcicj. (I) (iii) Ruller compoiition

67 68

70

fj&S THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SvC II PAHT D—contd.

I

•

PARTV—contd.

Stirrup pun^and Trailer pump* :

n

(a) Stirrup pump*.

(*) Trailer pump*.

Deleted.

r" n Water-lifts, sugir mills, sugar centrifugal*, •ugar-pugmilU, oil presses and parti thereof when constructed so that they can be worked by manual or animal power and pan* for boiling sugarcane Juice :—

(a) Sugar juice boiling pang,

(") Other*.

n The following Agricultural implements, namely : winnowers, threshes, mowing and reaping machines, binding machin- es, elevators, iced and corn crushers, chaff cutters, root cutters, ensilage cut- ters, horse and bullock gear ploughs, cultivators, scarifiers, horrown, clod cru- •hers, iced drills, hay-teeders, hay press- es, potato-diggers, latex spouts, spraying machines, powdft blowers, white-ant- extcrminaont machines, peit pullers, broadcast "ccder", corn pickers, corn "hcllers, culti-packer*, drag scrapen, •talk cutters, hnikcrt and shredders, potato planter*, lime lowers, manure "prcaders, lister*, *oil graders and rake*, tlso agricultural tractors, also compo- nent part* of the"e implements, mach- ine* or -tractor*, provided that they can be readily fitted into their proper place* in the implement*, machines or tractor* for which they arc imported and th"t they cannot ordinarily be used for pur- po*"* unconnected with Agriculture :

(f) Weeeled and CrmwleT Tractors upto

and including JO Draw Bar Hoxie

Power.

(fl) Rotiry Hoe* "nd Rotary Tiller*.

(IP) Agricultural implements, tractor

drawn only excli oag Sheep Foot

Roller*.

(pit1) Cnaff cutter* other than power drir-

cn,

(rrtf) Sugmrcaiui cruiher*.

(ix) Plough*, plough shears and culti-

vator* other than tractor drawn.

(*) Sprayer* (other than power driven)

and part* .

[PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTKAOKDINAEY 387 FAUX D—contd.

I

² 3

PART V—wmd.

(*0 Duster* (other than power driven)

and parts,

(arfO Chaff cutter knlve*.

(jdii) Manual or animal driven agricultural

machinery and parti thereof, Hoi

otherwiso ipecifled.

Air-raid aireni.

TT

1* Electrical instrument*, appararu* and ap- pliances not otherwise specified in thia Schedule (excluding telegraphic and telephonic) and parti thereof not other- wi"e specified. (it) Electric cooking ranges and electric cookers all types and pans thereof. (pit) Household Electrical Machines and Appliances all sorts n.o.s. such as Vacuum Cleaner*, Washing Machin- ea.Hair Dryers, Shavers, Hair Clip- pers, Food Drink/Juice Mixers, Extractors, Water Heateri, Room Heaters, Electric Irons, Electric Kettlei, Percolators, Hot Plate*. Boiling Plaies, Coffee Grinder* and the like and parts thereof.

So

%i

Deleted.

Deleted.

Deleted.

"3

14 Deleted.

"3 U

Deleted.

Conveyance*, not otherwiw apedfled, and

component parts and accessories thereof

excluding articles "pccified in Pari I of

thi" Schedule.

(0 Auto rickihawt.

(iii) Perambulator* and puts thereof.

(fe) Specialised vehicles fconventional

vehicle chassis on which special typo

of bodies or machinery/equipment

hate been mounted, e.g., Tipper or

Dumper, Fire fighting vehicle, X-

lay vehicle, mobile workshop, recov-

ery vehicle, well drilling vehicle,

(Truck mounted Cranes).

(0) Othcn.

Inatruments, apparatus and appliances and

parts thercofjincluding cinematographic

•nd pans thereof, other than electrical

but excluding articles otherwise speci-

fied in the schedule :

388 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PACT I—8XL 11 PAHT D—contd.

3

I

3

PART V—vmtd.

S. N0.92/V—Contd. (ft) Leader fllm§. (c) Weighing rnachinei and p u ti thcwot (") Gas maskB and refills. (J) Geometry Boxes ind oomponemi

thereof.

(/) Surveying "nd Mathematical irytro-

mentt, tne following namely:—

(1) (a) Reversible level oomplcte with

stand.

(S) Dumphy level complete with

itand.

(p) Indian Pattern lev"l eompkt*

with itand.

(*) (a) Slide rulct.

(J) Prismatic compasei. (c) Clitiomftrr and ocher magnati*

compasses.

(J) Drafting machines. (e) Plane-Table-equipmcnt—Or- dinary and Teuhometric.

(J) Theodolities. (A) Deleted. (1) Fire cxtinguishen. (J) Fire (I^IILJPK rquipment other than!ire;)tunj{uishers,rir(; fight- jni" hii5e and luililcrs (only sucli ff thi.>"c articL'f us arc c l u- arliird as Mi^tiurncncs and ap- parjms undL-r tins S. N o. will be included). (k) Pressure gaugei. (7) Deleted.

93

Optical, Scientific, Medical including Surgical or Dental instruments, equip- ment and appliances and paru thereof not made of rubber.

94

Optical, Scientific Medical including Surgical or Dental instruments equip- ment and appliances and pans thereof made of rubber :

(a) (t) Goggles, sun-glasses, glare

glasicl.

(it) Plastic frames including sides and fronts thereof when Im- ported separately and spectacles with plastic frames.

CPABI I—8K. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXlRAORDINABY 389 PART D—oontd.

a

I

3

PART-V—Cmtd.

8. No. 91- 94 (")—Contd.

(&") Leme* Including blfbctl bki*".

(*) Metallic frames including side* and fronts thereof when imported •eparately, and spectaclei with metallic frames.

(c) Other Optical injtramentt, "rurp- ment "nd tppliacctt ind para Thereof.

(g) Microscopes and loceseorie* ' and

part* thcircf. Microscope slides and covw ftlastcs. Brinell's microscopes and parti thereof.

(A) Laboratory balances and weights and

parts thereof.

(0 Clinical Thermometers.

Rubber balli, football bladders, balloons

•5

and toyi:

(0) Tennis halls.

(b) LSqutuh balls,

(c) Others.

Art, the following worki of :

96

(1) Statuary "nd pictuics intended to ba rut 'ip for the public lioncfit in " public place, and

(2) Memnrinls of a public character inrciideii to lie put up in g public place, including the materials u"ed, or tn be usrj in their construc- tion whether wnrkcj or nol.

Artificial horn rnanufacrurcd from rennet

97

casein.

Deleted.

99

1 00 Deleted.

101-BJ Deleted.

This Item is covered by S. No.

132 (off) V.

IM Crewl-fomnaldehyde moulding powden.

Curled rope : hair.

103

39o THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—Sec. 1], PAHT D—contd.

I

a

3

PART V—contd.

103 Flbreboards (".£., hardboards and Insulat- ing boards) excluding plywood and vulcanised fibre sheets.

107 Glut substitutes.

108 Glucose powder (excluding Anhydrous Dextrose and Glucose powder packed in small containers of 1 lb. or lew) and Glucose other sort* ;

(a) Liquid glucose.

(6) Others.

109 Phenolic re*ln ihcet".

113-B Polydichlontyrene reiin.

113-C Polys tyrcn*.

Polyvinyl tcetate resin powder.

113-D

113-E Polyrlny] butyral retln,

113-F Polyvinylidenc chloride.

Polyvinyl chloride m in powdei.

rig-H

Synthetic resin*, til "orti, not othenrbe

116

ipedflrd :—

(0 Phenoh'c, Urea, Mclamine, Alkyd"

and Maleic resins.

Vulcanised fibre in theetij rods and tube*.

119

1 30 Deleted.

ni Window gLui channels.

All articles not otherwla* specified In the

1 33

Schedule :—

(if) Fluorspar.

(iv) Looking glass.

(") Vulcanised fibre sultctsesj trunk*

•nd bags n.o.s.

(vf) Water proofing composition.

(via) Snap fasteners.

(x) Casein.

(jdi) Plastic based adhesive tapes Includ-

ing cellulose adhesive tapes.

TPlHT I—SEC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 391 PART D—contd.

2

I

3

PART-V—Conid.

S. No. 122—Contd.

(.xoi) Deleted.

(xci) Deleted.

(XCTY) French chalk.

(*wi) Ashwood oars.

(a.Tr) Mo^r.f•..inirci cf wood ->

an Irvo^d

(r>i) Mien.

( . v - r -; ^-"lis-i¹ T ' J I L ' I C :.

,;, • '", •'"•!' i 1 - : ^ • • • ! ' ; " , !.

- , -. m i-

.'• ;.•• ". ' ^ • •" -V.)

r, ,-_•', i;i , ; • ' • - •• ]-, f.'-iL.acl.

( V V T - 1 , ', T .. i r i n -; c h ' i l l :.

{.tSTV.'tV) ^V.i'V.'ini (."/'Ii" - I ' "' " i l S ' C i L 'd ( " . f .,

*"Tw crii'iC¹''!:'' CU'.J.

(^•;w!"") K;i:>- C'TIT"'.'".!."1'*. 'Af'ii^calc cotn-

(*;:\'i'.v') li-nbrw.Ji.-rv r;:¹^; i.Mmes.

(,r/) *itcMn.'.' powder,

(V?J) Gjf.Mirr..

(r't'", Ti.'tr It'um C_>:'.•.

(.vi-'T; j'-'af'ik.

;.,";•,'•• -T'- -'i ' -' • ' •-•r'-f,

(•':;:'•;,-; ,-. ^ - i .J • ;.

*a2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I —8 K. U TPUT I—fiK. 1] TBM GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOHDItfAHY 395

SECTION in

Appendices

394 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAW I-%C H

APPENDIX 1

Deleted.

APPENDIX 2

Deleted

[PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 395

APPENDIX 3

SMALL VALUE LICENCES—ENHANCEMENT or

It Is well known that the system of quota licences freezes th" pattern of import trade. The rigid application of this system has, by circumscribing the opportunities for the exercise of commercial •MU and enterprise, operated as a stumbling block for attempts on the part of small importers to Improve their business. An attempt has been made to provide an opportunity to small licence holders to expand their business to a limited extent in the items mentioifcd iB the first two columns of the table below. The words "small value licences will be enhanced" have been irusjerted against the Items con- cerned In the remarks column of the Policy Statement in Part B of Section II of the Red Book.

2. In the case of Items where quota licences upto a certain value limit will be doubled, the Established Importers whose entitlement works out to less than twice the figure quoted in column 3, will b" eligible to ask for the value of their licence to be suitably enhanced wo as to provide adequately for marginal adjustments.

LIST OF ITEMS WHERE SMALL VALTJE LICENCES HATS BEEN ENHAHCED

Put ft

S. No. Description Value of licence*

PART IV

[,Winc*

83 1

Brandy^gin and whisky

> Annual licences valued upto

J Rs. 350 will be doubled.

84

Photographic negatives and printing

Annual licence* valued upto

303]

paper excluding X-Ray films.

Rs. 250 will be doubled.

Annual licences valued upto

305

Rs. 350 will be doublsd.

Photographic instrument!, apparatus "nd

appliances] other than P.inwrn., all sorts,

n.o.s. and parti thereof.

PART V

22-313

Refills for fire extinguishers . . Annual licences valued upt*

Rt. 250 will be doubled.

pGofl—14

ao6 THE GAZETTE QF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1J

APPENDIX 4

Incorporated In Part A of Section II oi this Book

IPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 397

APPENDIX 5

Registration Scheme—Principles governing aXlotment of I.V.C. Numbers.

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Ruleg and and Procedure, 1968.

APPENDIX 6

Application Forms.

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1966.

APPENDIX 7

AiTiDAvrrs/cEH'ririTATiis—FOBMS OF

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Kulei and Procedure, IMS.

APPENDIX 8

Delet"d.

398 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—Sac. 1]

A P P E N D IX 9

(Section I—Paragraph 12)

EXTENSION OF BASIC PERIOD TO INCLUDE T HI FINANCIAL YEARS 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1962-63 and 1964-65.

L I ST A

List of items for which the basic period for establishing of quota

hat been extended to include five year 1952-53

Description

S. No. and

Part- of I.T.C.

Schedule

i

i

8a/IV

Ale, beer, porter, ddcr and other fermented liquon .

Wlaea]

83/IV

Brandy, gin and whisky

84/IV

Splritifegcfadlng essence* containing tpirit, etc. ,

85/TV

ing powder, Soda A"b and any other chemical item ipedfied

inL&ti' B', ' C, 'D', 'E', ' F\ 'G', 'H*. T / J ', and *K" of thii

Appendix)

22,"3l/V

LIST B

Lilt of items for which the Basic Period for Establishment of Quota

has been extended,p? include the year 1953-54

Fruits dried, laltcd or pre"erved ; . . . . "

. ai(aXtt)/IV

all sorts, n.0.1 "rlndJng dutei.

Crude Drugs for Ayurvedic and Unanj/Medicine* .

. 87,109/IVI

I m i gi tnd Medicines, the following:—

Calcium Gluconate of injectable grade (Pyrogen free)

. 87, X09/IV

Cinematograph films, expoted

. " 7 / IV

Aromatic Chemicals . . . . ..

• [ P A RT I —B u r ,. 1J T HE G A Z E T TE OP I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY 3 99

APPENDIX 9—"o"td.

L MC

List of items for which the Basic Period for Establishment of Quota

hts been extended to include the year 1954-55

Description

S. No.^and Part of the I . T . t. Schedule

1

1

P a r ts of l i f ts

. . . . . ..

7o(il)/V

L KT D

List of item t for which the basic period for establishment of quata has been

extended to include tJie year 1955-56

. PART II

S  p  a  re p  a  r ts   of d  i  e  s el  e  n   g  i n  e   s —   O   t  h  e  rs        .          .           .           ..
S  t  u  d  io  e  l  e  c  t  r  ic  a  nd p  r  o  j  e  c  t  or  b  u  l  bs          .          .           .           ..          3S-A(c>

PART IV

D r u gs a nd m e d i c i n es o t h er t h an t h o se s p e c i f i c a l ly m e n t i o n ed

e k e w h e re . . . * • * • ••

87,iof

T h i a c e t a z o ne e x c l u d i ng p r e p a r a t i on t h e r e of . . ..

87,109

C i n e m a t o g r a ph films, n ot e x p o "d . . . ..

116

P h o t o g r a p h ic n e g a t i v es a nd p r i n t i ng p a p e r, e x c l u d i ng X - R ay f i l ms . . " * * . " • **

3°3

Photographic Instruments, apparatus^ appliances; e tc .

A r t t f i c kl t e e th . . . . ..

3O7

PARTV

Dyeing and tanning substaocti, all torts, n.o.s. excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of thij

6

400 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I —S K. 1. APPENDIX 9~contd.

LIST D—BASIC PERIOD 1955-56—contd.

Description

S. N o. & Part o f l . T . C. Schedule

I

2

PART V—contd.

Potassium cyanide, sodium cyanide and double cyanide of

Potassium and wdhun

22,31

Explotfve*, namely:—Blasting gunpowder, Blasting gelatine.

Blasting dynamite, Blasting roburite, Blasting tonite and ill

other torts Including detonator and Blasting fuse*

39

Parti of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning macninery other

than Domestic Refrigerator*

65 (5X">

Parts-of machinery when required for Industrie! andf undertak-

ings othrrthfin cififnm "nd rrfrig^ririnn

65(5X"0

Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72

(3) of machinery specified in clause (0 above excluding those

covered by S. No. 68 of Pan V of this Schedule .

"7(a)

Electro medical apparatus including ultra-violet and infra-red

lamps for medical treatment . . . . ..

79

Micro eardrum hearing aids . . .

92("0

Instruments etc., not otherwise spewficd

Medical including Surgical instruments, equipment and appli-

ances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also

not made mainly of glass

93-94(0

S t e r c o f f l o n gs . . . . . . . ..

"5

L I ST H

fJst of it&ms for which tht basic ptriod for establishment of quota 1

has bttn txUndtd to

inchiit tiu ytar 1956-57.

PART II

• ^ H e a r i ng a id b a t t e r i es . . . . . . .. 46-AW

PART IV

• •Wattle  extract,                .     .     .     .     *      .     ..        46
••Wattle    bark             .     .     .     .     .     .      .     ..        44

••Bark for tanning excluding wank bark , . • .

45

••HideOnd^akinBj raw or salted

144

Nora.—In respect of items (.marked • •) which were removed from Open Genera

licences, the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1956-57.

:fF*HT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAC-RDINABY 4 0I

A P P E N D IX &—cont

Description

S. No. and Pirt of I. T. Q Schedule

I

2

Lwr F

List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota has bem

extended to include the year 1957-58

PART II

• • E l e c t r ic C t r b o ns • • • • - . .. 46(6)

PART III

-Component parts of Textile Machinery . . ..

4(5)

-Component parts as defined in import Tariff Item N o. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause (1) above, excluding those covered by Serial N o. 68 of Part V of this Schedule

5 0)

PART IV

S u l p h a d i a z i n e, S u l p h e d i m l d i ne a nd S u l p h a m e r a z i ne e x c l u d i ng

p r e p a r a t i o n* t h e r e of . . .. • .

87.109 ••X-Rayfilms

3 02

Watches and part* thereof

3°8(d)

PART V

Chemicals, n.o.". .Spar* parti of—

(0 Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment IIA H P

and above . . . . ..

65(5X0(0

(w) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment under

1/4 H.P. • • • . . ..

<55(5XOW

(m) Film Studio Equipment

S5(5XO(&0

* * .R u l?b^ bk^tsCincluding Mackintosh) for printing presiei

(including cloth printing machines) . . _ ™

68(0)

-Scientific and medical including surgical instrument*, equip- ment and appliind. and parts thereof, made whoBy/I &$&£%£%? " •* W h° ^m^ of ^inc^d-

93-94Cd)

N O TE : In r e s p e ct of I t e ms ( m a r k ed • *) w h i ch w e re r e m o v ed ft™, n~ ^

Licence., the bwlc period will run from W ^ t T i9 ^ 8^ G*n C Ml

402 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTBAQRDINABY [PAST I—Sac. lji APPENDIX 9—contd.

LIST G

List of items for which the baaic period for establishment of quote

hsa been extended to include the year 1958-59

Description

S. No. & Part

of the LT.C.

Schednk

i

a

Hearing aids tod parta

78C0/V

Machine Tools

Part VI

LIST H

List of items for which the basic period for establishment of quota

has been eoctended to include the year 1959-60.

A i t l t t s' B n i s h e*

324(a)/IV

R u b b er c o m f A u o p L l T Gi " • • • • ..

4K*X"/V

N O TE : In respect of I t em ( m a r k ed • •) w h i ch w e r e f r e i n o v ec

Licenocsj the basicjperiod will run froraji952-53''to'

1 from Open General

^1959.60.

LIST I

List of items for which the basic period for establishment for quotw has been extended to include the year 1960-61

B*H bearing* of i* in bow (inteman diameter and below at

•pedfcd In Appendix I4OX"), i4(iXb) "nd i4(iX<=) . . J

f I9OX0/1

Ball bearing* of i* In bore (internal) diameter and below other

than thoac tpedfied in Appendix ttfiXa), i4(iXb) and

I4 (IXw • • • . . , .,

i9ox"/n.

Ball bearinga abore I* hi bore (Internal) diameter and upto

and inchiding a' in bore (Internal) diameter tt apedfled in

Appendix i-f&Xa), i4

i9OXiii)/n

Ball bearing* above i" and upto tnd Including 2" in bore

(Internal) diameter other than those ipecified in Appendix

14 (2) (a)j 14 (2) (b) and i4(2)(c)

i9(iXftO/n

B"u bearing* abo^e a" hx bore (Internal) diameter upto and

Grinding 3* a* specified hi Appendix i ^ X a) and 14(3X0) .

i9dXe)/n

Bal bearings abort a' in bore (Internal) diametef ep to aad

indnding 3' other than those spodfied hi Appendht MftX*)

•nd 14(3X0)

I90X-0/1I

[PART I—SKC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 4031 APPENDIX 9—concld.

LIST I—BASIC PERIOD 1960-81—contd.

Description

S. No. k Pan at the I.T.C Sche4ifc

a

1

Ball barings above 3* in bore (Internal) diameter specified

in Appendix 14 (4) (3) and it (4) (b)

19 (I) (rli)/II.

Btll bearing* above 3' in bore (internal) diameter other than

those specified in Appendix i4UXa) "™ *4(4Xb) •

i"(DOao/ii

Cylindrical roller Bearing! aa specified in Appendix I+CsX*) "nd

i4(5)(b)

uWCQW Cylindrical roller Bearings not specified in Appendix 14C5X*)

andi4(5)(b)

i9M0Xb> Component pant of cylindrical Roller Bearing* Ududing accessories, such as sleeves, nuts and washers other than thotc spedfled in Appendix i4(5)(a) and l4(3Xb)

i*aXW/H **Taper roller bearings as specified in Appendix i4C6X<0 and

i9(3X"X")/n 14 6Xb> •

'•Taper roller bearings not specified in Appendix i4(6Xa) and

i4W(b)

i9O)0Xb) ••Component parts of Taper roller bearings other than thotc

specified in i4(6)(a) and i4(6)(b)

ij(3Xw)/n

it"/iv

•• Standard technical books or books of reference conceralag

taw and legal practice, or for use in connection with medical

practice, Scientific research, or industrial processes . ,

••Books printed, including covers for printed books, maps,

charts and plans, proofs, music manuscript), and illustra-

tions specially made for binding In books. Microfilms of books,

map*, charts and plans, proof*, historical records for histories!

research etc., but excluding books falling under Serial No.

169/IV of I.T.C Schedule

170/iv wW/iv Garage Tools Dental instruments, equipment and appliances, and parts thereof

ILO.S.

"3-940W

NOTE : In respect of items (marked ••) which were removed from iOpcnJ General*

Licences, the basic period will run from 1952-53 to 1960-41.

LIST J

List 0/ items for which the basic period for establishment for quita

has been extended to include the year 1862-63.

. 393, 29J ft 397/TV

293.295, & 297 V/TV

Motor Vehicle parts (consolidated quota) . ' . , ,

Motor Vehicle parts (list-Ill items) given in Appendix 26, .

Spare parts for agricultural tractors and/oT tractor-drawn agri

cultural implement*

'. 74(uf)/V

LIST K

List oj items for which the basic period for establishment of quota ha*

been extended to include the t/ear 1964r-65

ts iy

Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and par

thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made main

of glass . . . . . . . ..

. 93-94CO/V.

ApA THK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—S*C. 1J

APPENDIX 10

Deleted

IPABI I—SEC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 405

APPENDIX 11

Machine Tools—Licensing Policy jor April 1966—March 1967

For purposes of licensing, Machine Tools falling under Part VI of the Import Trade Conrol Schedule (vide Schedule A attached) are -divided into two main categories, viz: —

(a) those falling within the definition of Capital Goods, and

(b) others.

2. The rules and procedure in the case of Machine Tools falling in the category of Capital Goods have been set out in Chapter V of the Handbook of Rules and Procedure 1966. The import policy for Machine Tools which do not come under the category of Capital Goods scheme is set out in the succeeding paragraphs.

3. Import policy for Machine Tools for established importers will be announced later.

4. Quota licences will be issued to Established Importers for import of spare parts of permissible Machine Tools as specified In Schedule 'A to this appendix from General Area on a quota of 1J% of half of their best year's imports of complete Machine Tools.

5. Applications from Established Importers for licences for im- port of Machine Tools and spare parts of permissible Machine Tools

406 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S K. 1J APPENDIX 11—contd.

should be submitted separately in duplicate in the prescribed Form A along with a treasury receipt showing the payment of applica- tion fee on the value applied for.

6- The applications for licences for spares of such Machine Tools as are banned will be considered in consultation with the Develop- ment Officer (Tools) in the Directorate General of Technical Deve- lopment The import of second-hand Machine Tools will not be allowed for stock and sale.

7. The Actual Users in the small scale sector should submit their applications for permissible Machine Tools valued upto Rs. 5,000 to the regional licensing authority concerned, in the pres- cribed Form 'B' as given in the Import Trade Control Hand book of Rules and Procedure, 1966. The applications should be submitted through the sponsoring authority concerned. The sponsoring autho- rity will forward the application to the licensing authority with his recommendation to be given in Part HI of the application form.

8 The applications from Actual Users in the small scale sector for import of permissible Machine Tools exceeding Rs. 5,000/- in value and applications from other Actual Users for import of Machine Tools of any value will be considered by the Chiex Con- troller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The application should be made in Form 'E' given in the Handbook of Rules and Procedure 1966 and should be accompanied by a list of items in the proforma given in the annexure to this appendix. The applications should be made through the sponsoring authority concerned. The sponsoring authority will forward the application to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports with his recommendation.

9. Applications from Actual Users for import of second-hand Machine Tools must be accompanied by a Chartered Engineer's cer- tificate bringing out the following information: —

(i) Full specification of the second-hand machine tool. Maker's name for the machine and price of the machine or similar machine if bought new.

(ii) Year of make.

(iii) Name of the firm which carried out reconditioning/re- pairs, if any, and nature of repairs carried out.

(iv) Present condition and expected life subject to normal care and maintenance and Use within its designed capa- city.

(v) Professional standing of the Chartered Engineer who should normally be an independent party having nothing to do with the firm selling the second-hand machine.

(vi) Photograph of the machine if available.

Requests for issuing of import licences for second-hand Machine Tools subject to the condition that the requisite Chartered Engineer's certificate would be produced to the satisfaction of the licensing

IPART I-^SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 407 APPENDIX 11—contd.

authority before shipment is effected, would also be considered cm merits in consultation with Development Officer (Tools).

10. Established Importers can also make applications on behalf of Actual Users for import of Machine Tools required by them. Such applications will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned. The licences will be granted in the name of the Actual Users with a letter of authority in favour of the importing house.

11. It will be necessary for the applicants to inidcate from which particular country they propose to obtain the equipment. As the funds available for such licensing from different countries vary and cannot always be used for imports from other countries, importer! should when specifying the stores of supply also indicate alternative sources from which the equipment could be made, if possible, in order of preference. In case, the country of supply is not indicated, there is a delay in the disposal of the application.

12 All applications whether by established importers or by actual users should contain as far as possible full descriptive details of the machine tools desired to be imported together with c.i.f. value of each item separately. Descriptive catalogues if arailablt shMld be sent along with the application.

13. Licences will, be granted to meet the specific orders placed by the Director-General of Supplies and Disposals and other Govern- ment Undertakings.

14. The validity of licences will, in the case of machine tools required to fulfil D.G.S. & D. and Railway contracts, be in accordance •with the delivery period mentioned in the contract. In the ca"e of US-Aid licences validity will be governed by the terms and •conditions of loan. In other cases, licences will have a validity of •eighteen months from the date of issue.

15. All Actual Users whether scheduled industries borne on the register of the Directorate General of Technical Development, schedule industries not borne on the register of the Directorate General of Technical Development, non-scheduled industries and small scale units should include their requirements for import of spare parts of Machine Tools in their consolidated applications for import of raw materials, components and spare parts in the appro- priate prescribed application form. No separate application from actual users for spare parts of Machine Tools will be entertained.

16. Applications for import of spares for machine tool's will also be entertained by the licensing authority concerned from manufac- tures' sole selling agents other than the quota holders of the machine tools, for servicing machine tools already imported. Thi* will be based on the past utilisation of such import licences received "by them only in case such new-comers a're ineligible to establish Ttheir regular quota as per I.T.C. policy. The intending new-comer

408 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1J

APPENDIX 11—contd. sole selling agents may submit their applications under this provi- sion in Form \A' not later than the 1st June, 1966. The following, particulars should also be furnished with the application: —

(i) Stocks of spare parts in hand on the date of application; (ii) Licences in hand on the date of application; (iii) Expected arrivals against orders already placed; (iv) Detailed justification for grant of licences; and (v) Average imports of Machine Tools/spares against licences, granted during (a) April—September, 1961, (b) October, 1961—March 1962, (c) April—September, 1962, (d) October, lfl"2—March, 1963, (e) April—September 1963, and (f) Octo- ber 19"3—March, 1964, (g) April—September, 1964, and (h) October, 1964—March, 1965.

17. The licensing authority will at his discretion discontinue- issuing licences for such types of machine tools as have been licensed. In sufficient quantity during the current licensing period.

18. The last dates for submission of applications by Actual Users- and Established Importers will be the same as given in Section I of this book.

If. The quota licences issued for spare parts of permissible machine tools will be interchangeable with quota licences issued for S. NM 36 (5)/n, 4(5)/m, 5 (2)/III, 65(5) (if)/V 65(5) (iil)/V and. 67(i)/V.

SCHEDULE 'A' TO MACHINE TOOLS APPENDIX List of Machine Tools

Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrad- ing and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any Standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith. This wfil include component parts of Machine Tools also but not Small Tools: —

1. Milling Machines.

(1) Vertical Milling Machines. (2) Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines. (4) Thread Milling Machines. (5) Others.

2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines. (1) Rotary cold sawing machines. (2) Abrasive cutting off machines. (3) Band saw type machines. (4) Power sawing machines, Hack type (5) Others.

3. Grinding Machines. .

(1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines.

£PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 409

APPENDIX 11—COntd.

(3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machines. (5) Tool and cutter grinding machine all types, (6) Twist drill grinding machines. (7) Centreless grinding machines. (8) Lapping and Honing machines. (9) Others.

4. Drilling Machines.

(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others.

5. Lathes.

(1) Bench lathes. (2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type. (3) Engine lathes, all geared head type. (4) Capstan lathes. (5) Turret lathes. (6) Automatic lathes. (7) Relieving lathes. (8) Wheel turning lathes. (9) Others.

6. Furnaces.

(1> Electric furnaces. (2) Coal and coke fired furnaces. (3) Oil fired furnaces. (4) Others.

7. Boring Machines.

(1) Horizontal boring machines. (2) Vertical boring machines, (3) Jig boring machines.

8. Hammers and Presses. (1) Drop Hammers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types. (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated).

4I0 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Sic. 1] APPENDIX ll—contd.

(7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses.

(•10) Mechanical Power presses. (11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses. (13) Others.

fl. Broaching Machines.

(1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and horizontal, (2) Surface broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (3) Others.

10. Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines.

(1) Gear cutting machines, Bevel, all types. (2) Gear nobbing machines. (3) Gear planing generators. (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines (7) Others.

11. Shaping Machines.

(1) Crank drive shapers. (2) Gear drive shapers. (3) Hydraulic drive shapers. (4) Others.

12. Planning Machines.

(1) Double housing type planing machines. (2) Open side type planing machines. (3) Crank planers.

(4) Others.

13. Slotting Machines.

(1) General purpose slotters. (2) Puncture slotters. (3) Others.

14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.

(1) Circular Shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Slitting and cropping machines. (5) Plate straightening machines. (6) Others.

1P*BT I—&ttt 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA IXTRAOHDINAHY 4II APPENDIX 11—contd.

15. Tapping and Threading Machines,

(1) Bolt threading machines. (2) Nut tapping machines. (3) Pipe threading machines. (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines'. (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others.

16. Welding and Gas Cutting Machines. (1) Automatic Arc welding machines. (2) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types excluding Motor Generator types of/ratings below 350 amperes. (3) Resistance welding machines including butt and spot- welding patterns.

(4) Gas cutting and profiling machines. (5) Gas cutting and welding torches. (6) Acetylene generators. (7) Others.

17. Wood Working Machines.

(1) Circular saw benches. (2) Band sawing machines. (3) Mortising machines. (4) Planning and moulding machines. (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others.

18. Miscellaneous Machines.

(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines. (2) Centring machines. (3) Centrifugal casting machines. (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines. (6) Etching machines (7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines.

(10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines. (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling mills. (14) Reeling machines.

" GoflEx—15

112 tfUfc'GAiSrrfE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAS* I—S"C. 1] APPENDIX 11—contd

(15) Wire drawing machines. (16) Testing machines of all types for testing engineering materials.

(17) Tool tipping machines. (18) Tube making machines for rolling mill plant. (19) Rivetting machines. (20) Magnetic separators. (21) Injection moulding machine (plastic) and moulds thereof. (22) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included in this serial.

(23) Core making machines. (24) Moulding machines. (25) Others.

19, Machine Tool Accessories.

(1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucks. (3) Drill chucks. (4) Dividing heads. (5) Vices, machines. (6) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Others.

SCHEDULE B TO MACHINE TOOL APPPENDIX

Licences for the following machine tools will not ordinarily be issued to Actual Users. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be Issued; the question of granting a licence to Actual Userg can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then only if indigenous machine cannot do the job, should they apply for an import licence:

1. Centre Lathes:

(i) Bench lathes,

(ii) Conepulley type. (ill) All Geared Head type up to 13" height of centre.

2. Capstan and Turret Lathes upto 65 mm bar capacity and centre heights upto 250 mm including preselector types.

3. Single Spindle Automatic Bar Machine up to 25 mm. bar capa- city, with tooling and accessories.

4. Drilling Machines:

(a) Hand operated bench type. (b) Power operated: (i) Bench type.

[PAHT I—Sn. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 413 APPENDIX 11—contd.

(ii) Pillar type upto 2" dia. drilling capacity, (iii) Radial type upto 2J" drilling capacity in steeL

5. Milling Machines:

(i) Horizontal vertical and universal knee type and also elec- trically controlled automatic cycle and programme con- trolled upto the following dimensions (excluding other special types):

(a) Table size 1600x355 mm.

(b) Longitudinal traverse 1200 mm.

(c) Cross traverse 320 mm.

(d) Vertical traverse 450 mm.

(ii) Tool and die miller.

6. Ginding machines:

(i) Double ended bench and pedestal type. (ii) Universal cylindrical type upto 450 mm. swing and 2150 mm. between centres.

(iii) Tool and cutter grinders swing dia, on cutter head upto 310 mm.

(iv) Surface grinders, mechanical type, table size upto 18" X 6*. (v) Swing frame grinder, wheel size upto 24". (vi) Carbide tool grinding and lapping machine of wheel dia, size 12".

7. Boring Machines:

(i) Unit head type, single and double ended, (ii) Vertical turret type, max. dia. upto 48".

8. Shaping machines—all sizes.

9. Slotting machines up to 16" stroke. 10. Planing machines all types upto 5'x5/X20/.

11. Sawing machines:

(i) Reciprocating Hacksaws up to 12" capacity, (ii) Metal cutting band saws, horizontal type, upto 9" dia, (iii) Combination Bandsawing and Filling Machines 18* throat X12" work height.

12. Power Hammers:

(i) Electro Pneumatic type upto 1 ton capacity, (ii) Friction Drop type upto 1 ton capacity. (iii) Mechanical, Spring type.

& TOT1"Ba?H"W INDIA EXTRAOMMNAIW [FAKT J^-ttm. 1]APPENDIX 11—contd. 13. Sheet Metal Machinery;

(i) Mechanical Power Presses upto 150 ton capacity,

(ii) Hydraulic presses upto 100 ton capacity, (iii) Press brakes (capacity 74 to 100 tons). (iv) Power operated guilotine shearing machines ' upto 8' width and i" thickness of sheets.

(v) Treadle guillotine shearing machines upto 36" width, (vi) Hand presses and foot presses—all si^es. (vii) Round seaming machines upto 1 gin, capacity, (viii) Universal nibbling machines upto 8 mm sheet thickness.

14. Welding Machines:

(i) Spot welders (excluding portable types). (ii) Transformer arc type upto 300 amps, • (iii) Motor generator arc type upto 400 amps.

15. Furnace—all types. 16. Pneumatic tools:

(i) Rivetting Hammers (capacity upto Ii" hot rivets), (ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (capacity up to i" cold rivets), (iii) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 3i" stroke), (iv) Grinders (capacity upto 8" wheel), (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto 6" wheel), (vi) Die Grinders. (vii) Drills (capacity upto I i" diameter). (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto I i" dla. bolt),

(ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 1").

17. Portable Electric Tools:

(i) Drills upto Ii" capacity and/or kits therefor. (ii) Grinders upto 6" dia. wheel. (HI) Angle grinders, (iv) Die grinders. (v) Sander. (vi) Valve seat grinder, (vii) Circular saw. (viii) Planer.

18. Wood Working Machines:

(i) Band Saw. (11) Circular Sawing Machines—Diameter of Saw Blad" upto 600 mm table size upto 800/1500 mm.

(iii) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size upto 300/350 mm. (iv) Surface Planers and Jointer Planing width upto 300 mm.

[PART I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 415

APPENDIX 11—concld.

(v) Thicknessing Machine, (vi) Spindle Moulder.

1. (vii) Wood working Lathes—all sizes.

19. Miscellaneous Machines:

(i) Polishing Machines.

(ii) Barbed Wire Manufacturing Machines.

(iii) Automatic wire straightening and cutting off machines.

(iv) Plastic injection moulding machines upto 7-5 oz. cap.

(v) Plastic extruders 4-5" screw diameter. (vi) Hardness Testing Machine 'Rockwell¹ Type.

20. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 180 lbs.

21. Wire Drawing Machines capacity upto 20 BWG.

22. Wood Screw manufacturing machines.

23. Sand Moulding Machines:

(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915/635 mm and draw capacity upto 260 mm.

(b) Turnover tVPe pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 1220/760 mm and draw capacitv upto 305 mm.

24. High Frequency Plastic Welding and Embossing Machines for PVC sheets—Input capacity upto 1-4 Kw.

25. Flexible shaft machines and flexible shafts.

26. Screwing (bolt and tube threading) machines up to 6" cap.

27. Machine Tools Accessories:

(1) Lathe Chucks:

(a) 4 Jaw upto 24" diameter.

(b) S. C. Geared Scroll upto 12" diameter.

(ii) Drill Chucks,

(ill) Lathe Centres and Mandrels. (iv) Machine Vices, Plain, upto 8" Jaw.

(v) Drill Sleeves, (vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (vii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types. (viii) Tool post grinder.

416 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1]

ANNKXUHI TO APPENDIX 11

%

I

6

3

4

3

7

JMflnufacturcr*

CIF

Value

Country

of

origin

S. No.

mine tnd

addrctt

Supplier**

name and

addica*

Quantity

ilong with

full "perifiat-

don of

machine tool

•ad electric

moton, etc

t Code No. n

appearing

in the Code

Book-*taodaid

da"*ific"tioa

of marhtn^

tool type

APPENDIX 12

Deleted

APPENDIX 13

O.G.L. IV transferred to Import Trade Control Hand Book of

Rules and Procedure 1966.

Iftut I--SLC. 1] THE GAZETTE Ol* INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 417

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)

(Section H—S. No. 19/11)

BANKED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. N O. 19/H—

LIST OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW.

Boring Dimension*

S.K.F. No.

Hoffman No.

U J. No.

Width

Bore Outside Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Light Strut—Metric Sixu

10 mini

10 BCoa

30 mm

9 mm

ia TTITII

33 mm

13 BCoa

10 mm.

15 mm

15 BCoa

35 mm

• •

11 mm

17 BCoa

17 mm 40 mm

• •

• •

ia mm

30 mm

30 BCoa

47 mm 14 mm,

25 mm

as BC->a

5a mm 15 mm

Light Stria—Inch SUM

—

RLS 4

LS j

I/a*

i- 5/i6* 3/8'

—                  LS 7      RLS 5    5/8*        1 • 9/16-   7/16'
—                  LS 8      RLS 6    3/4'        1-7/8'      9/i6'
                   LS 9      RLS 7    7/8-        a*         9/16*

LS K

i'

i RLS 8

—

3-1/4'

sir

M"ttm StriM—Mttrie Suit

—

1a BC03

—

13 mm

37 inn

11 mm

—

15BC03

—

ij mn 43 mm

13 mm

—

—

I7BCOJ

17 mm

47 mm 14 mm JO BCD3

ae Km

—

—

53 mm

15 mm

—

JjBCog

—

fiamm

17 mm

a,—

4iS THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FAHT I^-SEC. 1J

A P P E N D IX 14(1) (a)—concld.

(Section LT—S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. N O. 19/11—

L J ST OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW

Bearing Dimension!

LSJ.No. Hofflnsnn

SKF No.

Bon: Outside

Width

No.

Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Mtdium Strut—Inch Stia

— MS 10 RMS 8 1' 2" 1/2' 3/4'

Narrow Strut—Inch Si**s

EE 5

—

5/6'

9/32-

I•3/8'

S 7

S 8

EE 6

—

5/16*

1-5/8'

3/4'

EE 8

1-7/8'

—

7/8'

S 9

3/8'

Special Btaringi—Metric Sixtt

30 TTITTI

42 in in

12 mm

6004

— N 7141

40 mm

17 mm

10 nun

L 17

N797

,AI1 the above bearings with tpedil featttrea such at :—

(1) A groOTt in the outer ring with or without looae ring in tho groove

(a) A dutt thield or plate on one or both sides of the bearing*

(3) Any combination of hemi (1) and (2) above wul be considered u banned

for import purpoiea.

N J .— The ban relate* to standard bcarinn only Import of extra precision and.

keavy doty bearings will be considered on merits.

[PABT 1—Stc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA K K T R A O B D I N A EY 419.

APPENDIX 14(1) (b)

(Section II—S. No. 19/n)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S. NO. 1 9 / n —L I ST OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND ABOVE.

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann

No. SKF No.

Width

Bore Outiide

I.S.I. No.

Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Medium Series Metric Siets

10 BC03 — — 10mm 35mm iimm DEEP GKOVE RIGID BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

Narrow Medium Series—Metric Siets,

— MJ5N 98305 . 25 mm 62 mm I2mm

Medium Struts-Inch Sizes

RMS 5

1.13/16'

—

MS 7

5/8'

5/8*

2'

MS 8 RMS 6

—

11/16*

3/4*

Narrow Strict—Inch Seriet

— S 3 EE 3 3/8* 7/8' 7/3a- SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

Light Series—Metric Siwtt

17 BA 02

17 mm 40 mm 12 mm

Special Bearings—Metric Sizes

—

7 fnm-

N 1025 EL 9 9 mm 24 mm

_ ,

N 6002 6005 25 mm 47 mm 12 mm

98205

—

9 mm

L 25

35 mm

52 mm

Silf Aligning Ball Bearings—Inch Siets

— ULS ⁵ RL ⁴ i' I-5/I6" 3/8*

Angular Contract Bearing—Light Seriet—Inch Sixtt

— LS 10 ACD ALS8A i' *-¥ 5/8'

Double Row Self AHgning Ball Journal Beaming—Light Seriet—Mttric Sixts

10 BS 03 — — 10 mm 30 mm 9 mm

AH the above bearings with special feature* tach at :—

(1) A groovo ip the outer ring with or without looie ring in the groove.

(2) A dost shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings.

(3) Any combination of hems (1} and (2) above.

will be'considered as restricted bearing and can only be imparted within the quota tM

auditions prescribed In the Red Book for restricted rizes.

4 20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—Stc. 1]

APPENDIX 14(1) (c)

(Section n—S. No. 19/n)

RESTRICTED TYPES OP BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETMH AND BELOW

Boning Dimension*

LS.L No. Hoflmwm

Width

SKFNo.

No.

Bore Outside Diunctcr

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

MtJbm S"ti*—Imh St*#

— MS 9 RMS 7 7/8" 11/36'

firtrw Light SfrUt—SingU Thrust Bearings—Inch Sists

—

EW 5/8 B 5

5/8*

9/33*

1-3/32*

B 6

—

EW 3/4

3/4*

9/3*'

I-5/KS'

EW 7/8

—

3/8*

B 7

7/8*

if

i'

—

EW I

3/8*

B 8

1-5/8*

Extra Light StrUi—Singh Thrust B*arint'—Mttrie Sises

15 TA II

9 mm

28 mm

15 mm

17" TA 11

9 mm

30 mm

*

17 mm

10 mm

so TA 11

*

30 mm 35 mm

42 mm

35 TA 11

25 mm

11 mm

* •

Light Swiss—Singh Thrust Bearings Inch SIMU

—

0 6

5/8'

3/4*

W3/4

I-I7/3*'

1-31/32*

—

0 7

W7/8

7/8*

5/8*

1*

W 1 0 8

—

5lV

1-35/33*

Light Serin—Singlt Thrust Bearings Mttric $ix*s

_

15'TA 12

33 mm ia mm

15 mm

17 TA ia

—

—

12 mm

35 mm

17 mm

2O rnm

—

—

40 mm 14 mm

30 TA 13

—

aj|TA "

33 on 47 mm 15 mm

AMhm Smim—Singk Thtmst Bmrhti Mmrto Sbm

<3TA i" — — 25 mm 52 mm 18 on

[PART I—SIC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA SXTRAOftDINARY 421,

APPENDIX 14(1) (c)—concld.

Bearing Dimension*

LS.L No. Hoffmann

No.

Width

SKF No.

Bore Outside

Diameter

Medium Strut—Singlt Thnat Buttings IttcM Sixtt

—

T6

1 9/16'

23/33*

MW3/4

3/4'

MW 7/8

T,

—

1-13/16*

7lP

3/4'

_

2'

MW 1 T 8 7/8*

3/4*

LfrAf &rto—Singl* Row Angular contact Ball Btaring Mttric Si*n

x> BA03 — — 30 mm 47 mm 14 mtn

Mtdaan Stria—Self Alipdng double Roto Ball Faurnal Btaring—Mttric Sixtt

25 BS03 — — 25 mm 62 mm 17 mm

Narrate Striei—Deep Groove SingU Row Radial Ball Bearings—Inch Sites

— S 10 HE 9 {{^{{FOOTNOTE 1*}}}} ²' 3/8'

light Series—Double Ron Self Atigrdng Adapter Bearings Inch Sites

Light Serin—Double Row Self Aligning Ball Bearings—Inch Sixtt

Light Stritt—ImA Sixtt

—

ULS 8 RL 6

1-7/8'

3/4'

9/16*

2*

—

ULS p RL 7 7/8'

9/16'

1*

ULS 10 RL 8

2-1/4*

—

sir

AD the aboTe bearings with tpecial feature* auch at:—

(1) A groove in the outeT ring with or without lootc ring in the groove,

(2) A duat ahield or plate on one or both aidea of the bearing*,

(3) Any combinatioD of itema (1) and (2) above,

wlH be considered a" reatricted bearings and can only be imported M per condition piea-

dibed in the Red Boo): for restricted sizes.

423 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SIC. 1J

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)

S. No. 19/H

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETHL

AND TTPTO AND INCLUDING 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

SKF -

LS.I. No. :Hoffmann

No.

Bore Ouaride

Width

No.

Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Ueht 5"n"J—M*trio Sis**

30 mm

—

—

63 nun

30 BOo3

16 mm

—

— 35 mm 73 mm 17 mm

35 BOM

—

—

80 mm

40 mm

40 BC02

18 mm

—

45 mm 85 mm 19 mm 45 BG03

Light Striti—Inch sixts

— LS 11 RLS 9 1-1/8' 5/8'

Mtdium Serut—Mrtrio SPM

—.

—

73 mm 19 rnm

30 mm

90 BC03

—

—

80 mm

35 mm

31 mm 35 BCoa

40 mm 90 mm,

—

23 mm 40 BCoa

-

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

WITH TAPERED BORE

Light Strits—Metric Situ

—-

6205 K 30 mm 63 mm 16 mm

40 mm

—

6208 K

80 mm

18 mm

—

6209 K

—

45 mm

85 mm

19 mm

—

All the above bearings with special feature such at :—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove.

(3) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearinga.

(3) Any combination of Item* (1) and (2) above,

will be conaidered *a banned for import purpoaa.

N. B.— The ban relates to "tandard bearings only import of extra precision and

heavy duty bearingi will be considered on merits.

[PAH* I—8B:. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOftDINARY 413

APPENDIX 14(2) (b)

S. No. 19/n

RlSTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

AND TTPTO AND INCLUDING 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions LS.I. No. Hoffinan

Width

No.

SKF - No.

Bore Outtide Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Light Series—Metric Sixti

30 BC02 — — 50 mm 90 mm ao mm

Light Series—Inch Sizes

11/16'

—

RLS 10

LS 12

1-1/4* 3-3/4'

—

RLS ii

LS 13

3 l'

Mtdium StrUi—Metric Sixes

45 BC03

—

— 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm

50 BC03

no mm

—

— 50 mm

27 mm

Medium Series—Inch Sixes

MS 12

—

RMS 10

3-i78'

i-4*

7/8'

—

MS 12J RMS 11

7/8'

1-3/8*

3 i'

SINGLE ROW DEEP GROOVE BALL BEARING Metric Series — 540 6408 40 mm no mm 27 mm SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTRACT BALL BEARINGS—LIGHT

SERIES— Metric Si"*s

33 BAoa — — 35 mm 6a mm 17 mm

LIGHT SERIES DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

Mttric Sixtt

jo BSoa

—

63 mm

1 6 mm

30 mm

—

40 BSoa —

40 mm

So mm 18 mm

LIGHT SERIES DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING ADAPTER BEARINGS

Metric Sixts

80 mm

UT 140 1308 35 mm

18 mm

—

19 mm

1509

83 mm

40 mm

UT 145

All the •bore bearing* with ipedal features web n :—

(1) A groove In the outer ring with 01 without loons ring in the groove. (2) A duK ihield or plate on one or both tide* of the bearing*. (3) Any Combination of hem* (1) and (2) above,

wfll be considered a* restricted bearing and can only be imparted within the quota and twrihton* prescribed In the Red Book for restricted lixes.

4*4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FAHT I—Sre. 1J

APPENDIX 14(2) (c)

S. No. 19/H

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL)

DIAMETER AND DPTO AND INCLUDING 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETEH

Bearing Dimentloni

LSJ. No. Hoffmann

Bore Ounide

No.

Width

SKF • No.

Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

Light Serits—Metric Siits

— 140 W — 40 ITITTI 80 mm 18 mm

Light Stria—Inch Six*

—

11/16'

LS 12I

RLS 11

1-3/8'

3*

3-1/2'

—

RLS 13

LS 13I

1-5/8'

3/4*

—

RLS 14

LS 14

13/16*

3-3/4'

1-3/4'

_

RLS 15

13/16'

1-7/8*

LS Ml

4*

2*

13/16'

—

RLS 16

LS 15

4*

Medium Srrus—Inch Sizes

—

MS 11

I-I/8'

2-13/16'

RMS 9

13/16'

MS 13

RMS 12

i-i/a-

15/16*

3-3/4'

—

15/16*

RMS 13

MS i3i

1-5/8*

4'

„

1-1/16*

RMS 14

MS 14]

4-i/4*

1-3/4'

4-1/2-

RMS 15

I-I/I6*

—

MS 14I I

1-7/8'

2'

I-I/I6

4-1/2'

RMS 16

—

MS 15

LIGHT SERIES DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNINGS BALL BEARINGS

Metric Siets

'

45 mm 85 mm 19 mm

45 BS 02

Medium Strut—Metric Sixa

30 BS 03 — — 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm

Medium Series—h\ch Si'"

— MSN 14 — 1-3/8* 4-5/8* 1-1/8'

Light Wide Seriti—Metric Sic4t

—

2208

2309

40 mm

45 mm

80 mm

85 mm

23 mm

23 mm

U 140 W

U145W

[PART I—SJC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 4 15

APPENDIX 14(2) (c)—contd.

Bearing Dimentions

LS.L No. Haffintnn

No.

SKF • No.

Bowj 10utside

Width

Diameter

Extra Light Strut—Single Thrust Bearings—Mttrie Sixes

-

—

30 mm

35 mm

47 mm

52 mm

11 mm

12 mm

40 mm

45 mm

6c mm

65 mm

19 mm

14 mm

30  TA11              —
35  TAn
40  TA11              —           —
45  TAn                           —
50  TA11               -          —

50 mm

70 mm

14 mm

Extra Light StrUtSingle Thrust Bearings—Inch SIMI

' I-I/8*

EW i-1/8

E W I - I / 8' E W I - I / 4'

—

—

l i*

1-3/4' 21/16'

3/8* Y

Light SirUsSingli Thrust Bearings—Metric Sis*

—

—

_

—

—

—

—

16 mm

18 mm

19 mm

20 mm

22 miD

—

—

30 mm

35 mm

40 mm

45 mm

50 mm

52 mm

62 mm

68 mm

73 mm

70 mm

20 TA12

35 TA12

40 TA12

45 TA12

50 TA12

Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Sixes

1-i/8'

_

5/8*

23/32'

23/32*

•i-i/4' 1-3/8' I-1/2'

— — —

0 9

0 10

0 11

0 12

0 13

0 14

„

W 1-1/8

W 1-1/4

W 1-3/8

W 1-1/2

W 1-5/8

W 1-3/4

W 1-7/8

1-5/8' 1-3/4' 1-7/8' 2'

1-29/32' 2 • 3/32* 2-7/32* 3-II/3*' 2-15/32* 2-II/I6* 2-13/16* 2-31/32*

0 15

0 16

23/3*-

33/3*,

3/4*

3/4'

3/4'

Medium Series—Singh Thrust Bearings—Metric Suit?

—

—

—

—

30 TA13

35 TA13

40 TA13

—

—

—

30 mm

35 mm

40 mm

45 mm

50 mm

60 mm

68 mm

78 mm

85 mm

95 mm

21 mm

24 mm

26 mm

28 mm

31 mm

45 TA13

30 TA13

Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Sixet

__

1-1/8'

^_

1-i/4*

a-i/a-

1-i/4' I-1/2'

7/8*

1'

I-I/8*

2-7 IS'

.

1-3/4'

3-5/i6*

3-11/16'

MW I-I/8

MW 1-1/4

MWiJ

MWiJ

MW2

T 9

T 10

T 12

T 14

T 16

1 1/4'

i-3/8*

—

jn6 THE GAZJttrtTE OF INDIA KXTElApRDlNAHY [ P "£ I—Sic. IJ

APPENDIX 14(2) (c)—contd.

Bearing Dimauioni

I.S.L No. Hofflmmn

No.

SKF No.

Bore Outside

: Wlddl

Diamete

I

Heavy Stria—Singh Thrust Bearing—Mttric Si*ei

35 TA14 — — 35 mm So mm J2 TT7TT1

Inch sixes

—

I-I/8' 211/16'

HW i 1/8*

15/6*

—

VH 9 VH 12 if

HWil

3 1' 1 r

light SeriesDoubh Thrust Bearings—Metric Sizes

— — 52206 30 mm 52 mm 29 mm

Medium Strin—Double Thrust Bearings—Metric Sites

— — 54308 U 40 mm 82 Tnm 59 mm

Light Strut—Double Rom Self-Alignings Adapter Braringt—Inch sixes

i-i'

UT  140 E                     80mm       18 mm
UT  145  E                    85  rryn\  12  mm
UT  155 E             %•     100 mm     21  Tnm

1508E

; 1509E

1511E

Light WvU SITUS Double Rote Sdf-Atigning AdpaUr Bearings—Inch Sixes

                             _      2508 E   i-1/4'    80 mm
                             _      2509 E   I-1/2*    85 mm
—                            —      2511 E   2'       100 mm

23 mm

23 mm

25 mm

Light S*rm—Double Rom Self-Aligning Adapter B*aringt—Mttrio Si**s

UT155 1511 50 mm 100 mm 21 mm

Light Wide S*ri*s—Double Row Self-Aligning Adapter Bearings—Metric Sites

23 mm

__

—

35 mm 40 mm 50 nun

80 mm

85 mm

100 mm

—

2508 2509 2511

23 mm

25 mm

—

MeJkmt Serin—Singh Ron Angular Contact Batt Bearings—Metric Stom

—

—

40 ^^^^ 90 mm

4" BA03

23 mm

uomm

50 nun

37 nun

—

•jo BA03

—

Heaty Switt—Singh Rom Angular Contact Ball Bearings—Mttric Sim*

-43 BA04 — — 45 mm 120 mm 39 mm

CPAH* I-^&rc. 1} Tfifi GAZtflTB Of INDIA. SXTRAOJtDtNAfiY j&f

APPENDIX 14(2) (c)—concld.

Bearing Dhnemloni

LS.I. No.

Width

No.

SKF No.

Bon Outaide

diamctcf

Light StrU*—DoubU row Stlf-aHgning Ball Bearing—Inch Sitm

—

RL 9

ULS H

1-1/8'

5/8*

a-*'

II/I6*

—

RL 10

ULSia

i i*

"•*'

i-i*

RL la

—

ULS 13

3/4*

3-f

—

ULSi3i

RL 13

1-5/8*

3 *'

3/4*

Dttp Grow Rigid Ball journal Btartngt

Extra Light Strits—Mttric Sirtt

— —

6000

13 mm

30 mm

53 mm

—

6Olb

16 mm

50 nun

80 mm

Narrow StrUs—Inch Sit*}

— S 13 HE 11 1-1/4' a-i/4' 3/8*

All the ibovc bearings with special feature* inch u 1—

(l) A groove in the outer ring with or without loow ring In the groove,

(a) A dust ihield or ptote on one or both rides of the bearingB.

(3) Any combination of itema (1) and (a) above,

will be considered w restricted bearing and can onhr be imported within the qvota and

conditkuia prescribed in the Red Boor for ronricted dad.

a GoflEx—16

4*8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Sic. lji

APPENDIX 14(3) (a)

S. No. 19/n

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BKABINGS ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMBTKB'

AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

LSJ. No. ^nffmann

Width

No.

SKF No.

Bow Outride

Diameter

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARING

Light Strut—Mttrio Situ

6o BAoa

60 TTITT\ no mm is mm

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE RAW RADIAL BALL BEARING

Light Stries—Metric Sittt

55 BCoa

55 mm ioo mm 2i mm

All the above bearings with special features such aa :—

(1) A groove m the outer ring with or without loow ring in the groove.

(2) A dust shield or plate on one or both aides of the bearing!.

(3) Any combination of item* (i) and (2) tbove,

will be considered aa restricted bearing and can only bo imparted within the quota and-

conditions prescribed in the Red Book for restricted sizes.

[PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 429

APPENDIX 14(3) (b)

S. No. 19/II

RESTRICTED TYPES OP BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMKTU

AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dtmenaloni

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann

No.

Bore Outside

Width

SKF No.

Diameter

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARING

iekt Serie'—Mgtric Sift

to BC02' — — 60 mm no mm u mm

Extra Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Mttrie Sizes

78 TTITTI

16 mm

17 mm

18 mm

18 mm

19 VOID

— — _ —

— — — —

55 mm

60 mm

65 mm

70 mm

75 mm

85 mm 90 mm 95 mm 100 mm

55 TAu

60 TA11

65 TAu

70 TAu

75 TAu

Light Series—Single Thrust Beanos—Metric Si***

_

— —

55 TA12

Co TA12

65 TAia

70 TAT2

75 TA12

55 mm

60 mm

65 mm

70 mm

7^ mm

90 mm

95 mm

100 mm

105 mm

ITO mm

23 mm

26 mm

27 mm

27 mm

27 mm

Light Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Stoet

_                                            0  17                              7/8"
               •                             0  18                              7/8*
—                            ,1              0  20                               1*
—                                            0  32                               i*
                                             0 23                                I'
—                                            0  24                               i - i /r

2-1/4'

2-i/a*-

a-3/4*

2-7/8'

3'

W 2l

Wai

W "•i/a

W 2-3/4

W 2-7/8

W3

3"7/33'

3 -11/32*

3-23/32'

4-1/32*

4-5/32*

4-3/8'

Medium Seriet^SingU Thrust Bearings—Metric Stwti

60 TTITTI

no mm

35 mm

36 mm

40 mm

44 T1TIT1

60 TA13

65 TA13

70 TA13

75 TA13

65 mm

70 mm

75 mm

115 mm 125 mm 135 mm

Medium Seriet—Single Thrust Bearings—Inch Siui

T 18 T 20 T 22 T 24

2-1/4* 2-1/2* 2-3/4' 3*

_ —

4-1/4'

4-3/4*

5*

3-5/8*

MW2-T/4

MW 2-i/a

MW2 i

MW 3

i-n/16*

2"

2'

If

Light Standard Series—Double roa Self-aligning Adapter Bearings—lmh Sine*

1515E

1517E

130 mm

150 mm

25 MM

28 mm

2-1/2- 3'

—

UT 175 E

UT185E

430 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTtlAOttDlNARY [PAHT I - S K. 1]

APPENDIX 14(3) (b>—concld.

Bearing Dlmengioni

I.S.L No. Hoffmann S.K.F. •

No.

Width

No.

Bore Outtide Diameter

Light Standard S*ritt-Double Row S'l/ Alitmrg tall Bmitngt-Aienic Sties

—

UT175

130 mm

65 mm

25 mm

1513

38 mm

150 mm

—

—

3'

1517

Light Widi Stritt—Double Row Stlf-Aligning Adapter Biaringt—Inch Sfztt

— — 2515 E 2-i/a* 130 mm 31 mm

Mitric Sit*:

—

130 mm

65 mm

31 mm

—

150 mm 36 mm —

— 3517

75 mm

Light Strut—DoubU Roa Stlf-AUgmg Small BMringi—Marie SiMn

—

53 BSoa

•—

53 mm 100 ram 31 mm

—

73 BSoa

130 mm

—

75 mm

35 mm

Light Widt StrUt—DcubU Row Sdf-Aligr*ng Ball B*aring—Mttric Sim

— U175W 75 nun 130 mm 31 mm

All the above bavins* with ipecul featuia wch as 1— :

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove.

(2) A dun shield 01 plwe on one or both sides of tbe bearings.

Q) Afiy combiiMiiott of items (1) and (3) tbbvei

wlH be considered as restricted bearing and can only be imported within the quota and

conditions prescribed in the Red Book far reatrkxed sixes.

[PART I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 431

APPENDIX 14(4) (a)

S. No. 1&/II

RlSTHICTKD TTPKS OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 3" BORE (INTERNAL)

DIAMETD

Baring Dimension*

r.s.i. No. Hoffimnn

Bore Outside

No.

Width

SKF No,

DUmetet

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL JOURNAL BEARING Ugkt Seriet—Mttrie Sum

85 BS 02 — — 85 mm 150 mm

All the ibovt beatingi wich ipccial featurei such u : —

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without looae ring in the grooTC

(3) A dost ihield or plate on one or both sides of the bearing*.

(3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) aborc,

wfll be conwdcrcd as restricted bearing and can only be imported within the quOM and

ondidon* pretcribed in the Red Book for remitted siza*.

432 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PAHI I—Src. 1]

APPENDIX 14(4) (b)

S. No. 19/H

RESTRICTED TYPES or BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 3" BORE (INTERNAL)

DdAMKTEH

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. NO. Hoffmann

No.

Width

SKF No.

Bare Outside

Diameter

80 mm

8o TA II

Extra Light Stria SingU Thrust Bearing! Marie- Six*

105 mm

— —

19 mm

100 mm

100 TA II

— —

135 mm

35 mm

Light Series—SingU Thrust Bearings—Mttrk Sieet

8o TA 13 — — 80 mm 115 mm 38 mm

Medium Series—Single Thrust Bearings—Metric Sites

8o TA 13 — — 80 mm 140 mm 44 mm

Singh Row Angular Contact Bearings—Light Strut—Inch Sixes

:LS is>i AC ALS 26 3- I/4' 6' 1-1/16*

DotibU Row Self Aligning Ball Bearings—Light Widt Type—Metric Sixes

— U185 W 2217 85 mm 150 mm 36 mm

Special Bearings—Inch Sixes

N4711-C m m 3-1/4* 6' a-1/8*

Light Strut—Single Thrust Bearing*—Inch Situ

— W3-I/4 3-1/4' 4"I3/I6' if

All the above beating* with special feature* such as :—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove.

(2) A dust shiclf or plate 00 one or both lidc* of the bearing*.

(3) A combination of items(i) and (2) above will be considered as restricted

bearing and can only be imported within the quota and condition prescribed

in the Red Book for restricted si/c*.

NJ3.—(0 The dimensions shown against all adapter ball bearinn as shown in Appendix

14(1), 14 (2) and (3) are thcintemal bore of the jlcevea fitted to the bearing and

not the internal bore of the bearing without the tleeves. Ai such, all Adapter

Ball Bearings as ahown in Appendix 14(1), 14(3) and (3) can only be imported

within the restricted imports irrespective of the fact whether they are imported

wtth or without the sleeves. The face value of restriction for any single type

of Adapter BearingB will henceforward deem to apply jointly for both

inch sixes and millimeter sixes in case of Adapter Bearing* In other word*

ceilings tmder the face valne of each size will be a Join ceiling for inch at

well as the corresponding millimeter size. This will also apply to non-res-

tricted type* of Adapter Ball Bearings.

(fi) In addition to the two makes given in the appendices, 01'*., I.S.I., Hoffmann flmi

SKF ball bearings of other makes falling within the specific sizes and specified

types mentioned in the appendices will also be treated as restricted types and

will be licensed within the restricted imports.

(m) Catalogue references quoted in the appendix are purely for purposes of identi-

fication and no representation from any manufacturer TnfHnn or Foreign for

inclusion of his DraaJ will b? entertained.

[PAHT I—SIC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 433

APPENDIX 14 (5) (a)

S. No. 19(2)(i)(a)/n

RESTRICTED TYPES or HOUJER BEARINGS

Beating Dimendom

LS.I. No. Hoflnumn

Width

Bare Outside

No.

SKF No.

diameter

Cylindrical Roller Bvxringt—Mttric Sixts

45RN02

25 mm

53 "i"i

15 mm

—

—

62 mm

30RN02

—

—

30 mm

16 mm

72 mm

35RN02

—

17 mm

35 mm

—

20 mm

50RN02

—

50 mm

90 mm

—

72 mm

19 mm

0RN03

—

—

33 mm

80 mm

33RN03

—

—

33 mm

21 mm

AQ mm

40RN03

90 mm

—

—

23 mm

__

45RN03

100 mm

35 mm

45 mm

434 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1J:

APPENDIX 14(5)(b)

S. No. 19(2)(i)(a)/II

RESTRICTED TYPES OF ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No. Hoffmann

Width

No.

SKP No.

Bore Outside

diameter

CyKndriart RoIUr Btarings—Mttrie Strut

40 mm

80 mm

4ORK"

81 mm

19 mm

45 mm

43RNO3

85 mm

HO mm

50 mm

37 mm

S0RN03

[PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 435.

APPENDIX 14(6)(a)

S. No. 19(3) (i) (a)/II

RESTRICTED TYPES OF TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimension*

LS.I. No. Hofimann

Width

No.

SKF No.

Bore Outride

diameter

TAPERED ROLLER BEARING—METRIC SIZES

14 DUD

20 mm

47 mm

30204

—

—

30265

52 "m

25 mm

13 mm

—

45 mm

85 mm

19 mm

—

—

30209

30 mm

27 mm

72 mm

32306

—

—

100 nua

32211

25 mm

—

55 nun

2fi aim

60 mm

no tnoi

—

32212

—

12] am

32214

70 nun

31 tais

—

436 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SK. 1]

APPENDIX 14(6)(b)

S. No. lfl(3)(i)(a)/II

RESTRICTED TYPES OF TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I No.

Width

Bore Outside

Hofflnann No.

SKF No.

diameter.

30 mm

16 mm

63 mm

—

30206

—

15 mm

—

30302

13 mm -

30 mm 72 mm 19 mm

30306

—

tPAHT I—SKC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 437

APPENDIX 15

(Section II—Part A—S. No. 20/11)

ITEMS FOR WHICH THE ACTUAL USERS LICENCES GRANTED FOR SMALL TOQLB FALLING UNDER S. NO. 20 OF PART II WILL NOT BE VALID UNLESS SPECIFICALLY ENDORSED FOR

1. Milling cutters including End Mills (excluding gear cutters, gear hobs and inserted type milling cutters).

2. Slitting Saws and Slotting cutters. 3. Taps—All types and all threads excluding taps below 3 mm size. 4. Round Adjustable Dies sizes from i" to 1 and 3 mm to 24 mm (threading diameter).

5. Hexagonal Die nuts sizes &" to J" and 6 mm to 20 mm (threading diameter).

6. Chasers/Dies for Die heads. 7. Twist Drills and reamers 3/64" and above (excluding Tungsten Carbide tipped).

8. Reamers 3/64" dia and above. 9. Adjustable Hand Reamers. 10. Tungsten carbide tips and tipped tools thereof. 11. Shear Blades. 12. High Speed Steel Tool Bits. 13. Butt welded tools. 14. Segmental Saw Blades. 15. Hack Saw Blades (Hand and Machine Operated). 16. Bandsaw Blades-—metal working, 17. Bandsaw Blades—wood working. 18. Handsaws Woodworking (all types). 19. Fret or Piercing Saws. 20. Diamond wire drawing dies. 21. Tungsten carbide wire drawing dies (excluding sizes above f" dia. and sections other than round).

22. Steel Files (excluding needle files and jwellers' flies) and ra"p".

23. Plain type Sheet and Plate Glass Cutters. 24. Huntington type grinding wheel dressers.

Jtf.B.—Attention is invited to the remarks against S. No 20/n In Part A of Section LT.

4 38 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1J

APPENDIX 16

(Section H—S. Nos. 45/11 and 48/11)

LIST I

VJ-R. CABLES AND WIRES PALLING UNDER S. NO. 45 or PART II—LIST or L VTR Insulated cables, wires and flexible cords 250 volts grade of the types given below: —

(a) CABLES AND WIRES

1. Single core, taped, braided and compounded. 2. Flat twin, taped, braided and compounded. 3. Single core, taped, braided and compounded with special flame resisting compound.

4. Single core, taped, asbestos braided and treated with special fire resisting compound.

5. Round Twin/Round 3-core, taped, braided and compounded. 6. Single/Twin, braided and compounded (weather-proof). 7. Single/Round twin/round 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 8. Flat twin/flat 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 9. Flat twin/flat 3-core tough rubber sheathed figure '8' shaped.

10. Flat twin tough rubber sheathed with earth continuity con- ductor

11. Single/round twin^round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 12. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 13. Flat twin/flat 3-core lead-alloy sheathed with earth conti- nuity conductor.

14. Single-round twin/round 3-core single wire armoured (left bare).

15. Single/round twin/round 3-core single wire armoured (served).

16. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed and single wire armoured (left bare).

17. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed and single wire armoured (served).

18. Single Dynamo flexible, taped, braided and compounded. 19. Single/round twin/round 3-core/round 4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible.

(b) FLEXIBLE CORDS (Cross-Sectional areas of the core being Tjrto -007 sq. inch.)

1. Twisted twin/circular twin, glace cotton and artificial silk braided and worifflhop type.

fPAhT I—Sic. i] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 43J9 APPENDIX 16—contd.

2. Twisted 3-core/circular 3-core glace cotton and artificial sUk braided and workshop type.

3. Twin/3-core/4-core tough rubber sheathed. 4. Twin 3-core unkinkable domestic flexibles. 5. Circular twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible, taped cotton braided, wax impregnated and braided overall with fine galvanised steel wires.

6. Circular twin/circular 3-core, workshop flexible taped cotton braided, wax impregnated, galvanised steel wire armoured. 7. Circular twin/circular 3-core tough rubber sheathed and braided with fine galvanised steel wires.

II. VIR Insulated cable and wires of 660 volt grade of the type* given below: —

1. Single/round twin/round 3-core, taped braided and com- pounded.

2. Single/round twin/round 3-core tough rubber sheathed. 3. Single/round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 4. Round twin/round 3-core wire armoured (left bare). 5. Round twin/round 3-core, single wire armoured (served). 6. Round twin/round 3-core, lead-alloy sheathed and alngl* wire armoured (left bare).

7. Round twin/round 3-core lead-alloy sheathed and stngl* wire armoured (served).

a. Single/round twin/round 3-core/round 4-core tough rubber sheathed flexible.

9. Single dynamo flexible, taped, braided and compounded.

LIST II

LIST OP V.I.R. CABLES AND WIRES OF 250 VOLTS AND 660 VOLTS GHAM CALLING UNDER S. No. 48 (a) or PART n or THE I.T.C. SCHKDTJLI I. VIR Insulated Cables and Wires of 250 volt grade having a cross sectional area upto 1/15 (-06) sq. inch in the types given below: —

1. Single core, taped, braided and compounded. 2. Single core, taped, braided and compounded with special flame resisting compound.

3. Single, core, taped, asbestos braided, and treated with apo- dal fire resisting compound.

4. Circular twin/3-core taped, braided and compounded. 5. Flat twin, braided and compounded. 6. Circular single core/twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed. 7. Single core/twin, braided and compounded (weather proof). 8. Flat twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed,

44O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I —S K. 1J

APPENDIX 16—concld.

9. Flat twin/3-core lead-ally sheathed with earth continuity conductor.

10. Single core/circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (left b a r e ).

11. Single core/circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (served).

12. Single core/circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed single wire armoured (left bare).

IS. Single core/circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed single wire armoured (served).

14. Single core/circular twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed.

15. Flat twm/3-core rubber sheathed.

16. Flat twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed figure '8' shaped.

17. Flat twin tough rubber sheathed with earth continuity con- ductor.

18. Flat twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed with earth continuity conductor.

19. Single core dynamo flexible cable.

20. Single core/circular twin/3-core/4-core (flexible), tough rubber sheathed.

21. Welding cables standard and special flexibility (upto 15 sq.

inch).

II. VTR Insulated cables and wires of 660 volt grade in tHe following types and sizes: —

(a) Having cross sectional area 1/5 (-2) sq. inch.

(1) Circular 3-core/4-core (flexible) tough rubber sheathed.

(b) Having cross sectional area upto 3/10 ('3) sq. Inch.

(1) Circular twin (flexible) tough rubber sheathed.

(c) Having cross sectional area upto 1/2 (-5) sq. inch.

(1) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed.

(2) Circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (left b a r e ).

(3) Circular twin/3-core single wire armoured (served). (4) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed S.W.A. (left b a r e ). ' . .'

(5) Circular twin/3-core lead-alloy sheathed S.W.A. (bare).

(d) Having cross sectional area 1 sq. inch.

(1) Single core/circular twin/3-core taped braided and compounded.

(2) Single core lead-alloy sheathed.

(3) Single core/circular twin/3-core tough rubber sheathed.

(4) Single core (flexible) tough rubber sheathed.

(5) Single core dynamo flexible cable.

[PAHT I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 441

APPENDIX 17

(Section II—Part A—S. No. 6/III).

ARTICLES FALLING UNDER S. NO, 6 OF PART LTI WHICH CANNOT ORDINARILY BX IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES GRANTED FOR THIS ITEM—LIST OF (a) Hand Driven Machines (Socks and Stockings).

Circular Knitting Machines.

(b) Circular Hand Driven Machines (Outerwears).

(1) Circular Plain Rib Machine.

(2) Circular Plain Rib Machine—fitted with two types of needles working on independent cam races to pro- duce vertical strips in two colours and knop design Tn self colour.

(3) Circular Balaclava Cap Machine. (4) Circular Half Jacquered Machine. (5) Circular Mattardana Machine. (6) Circular Check Patti Machine, (7) Circular Muffler Machine. (8) Circular Jack Round Machine. (9) Circular Plain Round Machine.

(10) Circular Knee Cap Machines.

(c) Circular Machines (Underwears).

(1) Plain Round Machines (Hand driven). (2) Plain Inter-lock Machines. (3) Loopwheel Machines upto 32 GG. (d) Circular Power Driven Machines (Outerwears).

(d) Circular Power Driven Machines (Outerwears).

(1) Double jacquered machine (without dial) on stand with automatic mechanical stop motion for making mufflers.

I

(2) Muffler making machine—with automatic stripers and lour, colour stripping arrangement with two designing wheels.

(3) Plain rib machine—for the manufacture of half cardi- gan, cardigan and 1:1 rib.

(4) Circular rib jacquered machine—on doubt stand with birds eye backing system, six designing wheels.

(5) Circular rib jacquered machine—with four designing wheels, plain back.

(6) Circular rib jacquered machine—same as (5) above- but with 12 designing wheels.

442 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY [PAHT I—SKC. 1] APPENDIX 17—contd.

(e) Power driven circular machines (Underwear).

fl) Non-sinker plainweb machines—for the manufacture of plain underwear fabrics from machines of gauges up to 22 including cylinders of such machines; but machines with 24 gauge, 26 gauge and 28 gauge cylinders will be allowed provided firm orders have been placed for supply of equal number of machines with the indigenous manufacturers on the approved list of the office of the Textile Commis- sioner. Spare cylinders of 24 gauge will not be allowed to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers, but will be considered to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay. Cylinders of 26 gauge and above to the Hosiery Manufacturers will be consi- dered for • the replacement purpose for the similar type of cylinders in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, provided the necessity of replacement has been duly certified by the State Authorities concern- ed. But import of cylinders of 26 gauge and above may not necessarily be on gauge-to-gauge basis provided cylinders of permissible gauges are imported by hosiery manufacturers against the machinery entitlements. Im- port of cylinders of 26 gauge and above to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. The Import of cylinders for hosiery machines will not be allowed to Established Importers.

(2) Sinker body machine,, sizes same as (1) above including cylinders of such machines.

(3) Rib eyelet machine—for the manufacture of eyelet under- wear fabric.

it) Braiding Machines.—A.U. applications for special types only will be considered in consultation with the Textile Com- miaaoner, Bombay.

IPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 443

APPENDIX lb (Section II—S. Nos. 105, 106/1V and 8, 17, 18, 19 and 20/V)

MINERAL OILS, KEROSENE, MOTOR SPIRIT, GREASES AND LUBRICATING OILS—LICENSING POLICY FOR APRIL, 1966—MARCH, 1967.

1. Import of Mineral Oils jailing under S. Nos. 105 and 106 of Part IV and Kerosene and Motor Spirit jailing under S. Nos. 18 and 19 of Part V of the l.T.C. Schedule

Applications will be considered ad hoc in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Dedhi and licences will be granted only to the oil companies importing the articles in bulk without packing on the recommendation of thai Ministry.

2. Import of Greases and Petroleum Jellies, etc., falling under Serial

Number 8 of Part V of the l.T.C. Schedule. (a) No licences will be granted for import of Paraffin Wax from any source. The import of Micro-Crystalline wax will, however, be allowed and canalised only through a Government agency against the licences specifically issued for this product.

(b) Greases other than Petroleum Jelleis (S. Nos. 8/V)—Licences will bo granted to the Oil Companies, who were issued licences dur- ing April 1965/March 1966, on an ad hoc basis on the recommenda- tion of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi and import of only special types of greases which are not manufactured in the country will be allowed. The imports of the following types of greases, which are at present available with the indigenous manufacturers, will not be allowed: —

1. Soda Base Greases. 2. Lime Base Greases. 3. Aluminium Base Greases. 4. Graphite Greases, 5. Lithium Base Greases.

The above restrictions on imports will not apply to the Ball and Roller bearing greases, Aviation speciality greases and Special grades of greases which are not currently manufactured in the country, iricspective of their Base.

(c) Petroleum Jellies (Petrolatums)—No licences will be granted for import of Petroleum Jelly to any category of importers.

3. Import of Mineral Oils not otherwise specifiei, falling under Serial Number 17 of Part V of the l.T.C. Schedule

(a) Separate licences for each of the following items will be .granted to the Oil Companies who were Issued licences during April 1965/March 1966 on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi: —

9 GoflEx—17

444 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1> APPENDIX 18—contd.

(i) Transformer Oil. (ii) Switch Oil. (iii) Insulating Oil. (iv) Cutting Oil. (v) Mineral Colza Oil. (vi) Shock Absorber Oil. (vii) Flushing Oil. (viii) Penetrating Oil.

(ix) Leather Oil. (x) Heat Transfer Oil. (xi) Wire Rope Compounds and Bituminous Grade Lubricants, (xii) Aviation Specialities, (xiii) Corrosion Preventives. (xiv) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and board insulators, (xv) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber goods, (xvi) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides, (xvii) Special paper Softening Oil for tissues and speciality- papers.

(xviii) Quenching Oils.

(xix) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of glass moulds, (xx) Aromatic Mineral Oil—Rubber Plasticisers. (xxi) Mineral Oils Emulsions Mould Lubricants, (xxil) Oils for vacuum work in laboratory equipment, and (xxiii) Dust Preventive Oils.

While submitting applications for the import of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil and Insulating Oil, the applicants will be required to give a clear undertaking in their applications to the effect that they will submit to the State Governments concerned, in whose jurisdic- tion the sales of these products are made, statements of the sales- and stocks complete in all respects invariably by the 15th of the succeeding month to which they relate failing which the application for the import of these grades of Oils will not be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The importers of Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil and Switch Oil will be required to sell these oils only to the Electrical Undertakings and manufac- turers and users of Transformers and switch gears and the ssle will be subject to the condition that they will obtain from the parties a certificate to the effect that the oil purchased by them will neither be used for any purpose other than in the electrical industry nor sold or transferred to any other party. The importers will forward these undertakings from the buyers in original to the respective State Governments, in whose jurisdiction the sales are made, along with the statements of stocks and sales as required in para 11 below.

The imports of Transformer Oil will be required to pass the latest Indian Standard Specification. In such cases, however, where the Transformer Oil is supplied along with the Transformers, or

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APPENDIX 18—contd. where the Transformer manufacturers guarantee the performance ©f their Transformers only when they are filled with the Trans- former Oil of their own brand, the imports of such special types of Transformer Oils will also be allowed on merits of each case provided the importers furnish along with their applications detail- ed specifications of Transformer Oil, which they propose to import, giving colour, the specific gravity, the flash point (by Pensky Martens Closed Test), the viscosity (the temperature and the name of the instrument must be given) the dielectric strength (by procedure laid down in the I.S. Specification) and the loss on evaporation at 110 degree C. These specifications will be specified on the licence and the oil imported will be required to conform to these specifications.

(b) The policy with regard to the import of Medicinal Liquid Paraffin of U.S.P./B.P. specifications, Textile Finishing Oils, Textile Fibre Oils and Batching Oils for fibres has been separately given in Part—D of Section II of this Book.

Issue of import licences for Mineral Oils Not Otherwise Specified ialling under Serial No. 17 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule, is also subject to such conditions as may be imposed and such instruction! as may be issued from time to time by the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi. 4. Import of Lubricating Oils falling under Serial No. 20 0/ Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule

Licences for imports of Base Lubricating Oils will be granted to the existing importers who have recognised blending arrangements in the country, on an ad hoc basis on the recommendations of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi. In special cases, the import of special grades and types of Lubricating Oils may be allowed in packed form, on an ad hoc basis, by any party, on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemical* (Department of Petroleum), New Dfelhi.

5. The importers of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N.O.S. etc., and Grenses are also required to submit everyquarter to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi two returns giving (i) their actual imports (both quantity and C.I.F. value), and (ii) thHr stocks and sales during the quarter in the proformae prescrib- ed, bv that Ministry for this purpose before the end of the following mnnth of the quarter to which they relate, failing which, their licences are liable to be suspended. If any further details are requir- ed, the same may be had direct from the Ministry of Petroleum tnd Chemicals, New Delhi,

6. No request for the grant of a licence for any back period t%T any of the items falling under serial numbers 8, 17 and 20 of Part V •f the I.T.C. Schedule will be considered,

7. The applicants for the import of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N.O.S., Transformer Oils etc., and Greases falling under S. Nos. 24, 17, and 8 of Part V of the I.T.C, Schedule are required to furnish along with their respective import applications full details of the valid licences granted to them in the preceding periods and the details of the actual imports made by them against these licence*

M6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PART I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 16—coma.

upto the time of the commencement of the licensing period for which tne application is made. These details sNuurt invariably snow the licence numbers, Lhe value of the licences granted, and the descrip- tion and value of the products actually imported by them against these licences up to the time of the commencement of the licensing period. This information should also invariably be furnished direct to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

8. It any import of Lubricating Oils falling under S. No. 20 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule has been made by the applicants in drums/packs in the licensing period April, 1965/March, 1966, they should intimate to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, direct the imports of specific grades made during the period latest by the 30th June, 1966.

9. Import of White Oil excluding Liquid Paraffin of B.P; or its equivalent specification will be canalised only through a Govern- ment agency, against the specific licences issued for this product-.

10. Spindle lubricating oil imported under S. No. 20/V should conform to a minimum standard of 36 seconds at 60°C (Red Wood No. 1, viscosity) with a closed flash point (Pensky Martens) of a minimum of 140°C. The import of spindle oil of a lower viscosity will not be allowed against licences for lubricating oils falling under S. No. 20/V.

11. The importers of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil, Insulating Oil, and White Oil will be required to submit to the State Governments concerned in whose jurisdiction the salrs are made, a statement of sales and stocks together with the Under- takings, in original obtained from the purchasers that they will not use the oil for adulteration purposes, with a copy thereof (wtihout the undertakings) to the Director General ol Health Services, Ministry of Health, New Delhi by the 15th of the month succeeding the month to which it relates, failing which action will be taken under the I.T.C. regulations. The form and manner in which the information is required to be furnished can be obtained from the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

12. Applications for imports of CRUDE* OILS will also be consi- dered in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi. Licences for Crude Oils will be granted to the Refining Oil Companies importing the articles in bulk without packing on the recommendation of that Ministry and will be subject to the oondition that the goods imported will be used in their own Refineries.

13. Separate applications should be submitted to the Chief Con- troller of Imports, New Delhi, as follows :—

I. Serial Nos. 105, 106.—Part IV of the Schedule and Serial Nos. 18, 19—Part V of the Schedule: — Oil Companies should apply for bulk licences.

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APPENDIX 18—contf.'.

II. Serial No. 8.—Part V of the Schedule [vide para. 2(b;j.

For Greases

III. Serial No. 17.—Part V of the Schedule :—

(i) For Transformer Oils. (ii) Switch Oils, (iii) Insulating Oils, (iv) Cutting Oil. (v) Mineral Colza OiL (vi) Shock Absorber Oil. (vii) Flushing Oil. (vi;i) Penetrating Oil.

(ix) Leather Oil. (x) Heat Transfer Oil.

(xi) Wire Rope compounds and Bituminous Grade Lubri- cants.

(xii) Aviation Specialties, (xiii) Corrosion Preventives. (xiv) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and broad insula- tors.

(xv) Light process oil for light coloured rubber goods. (xvi) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides, (xvii) Special paper Softening Oil for tissues and speciality papers.

(xviii) Quenching Oils.

(xix) Special Grapbited Oil for lubrication of glass momld*. (xx) Aromatic Mineral Oil-Rubber Plasticisers. (xri) Mineral Oils Emulsions Moulds Lubricants, (xxii) Oils for vacuum work iii laboratory equipments, and (xxiji) Dust Preventive Oils.

N.B.—Even though separate applications are to be made for the different sub-items, applicants should note that all applications for ad hoc licences should be made on the same day and in the same cover, furnishing cross-references regarding ell the applications made by them for this Serial No. as a whole.

TV. Serial No. 20.—Part V of the Schedule (vide para. 4 ) :_ For Lubricating Oils.

14. Preference will be given to the importers who can import supplies at the most economic prices.

*N.B.—By Crude Oila arc meant all natural liquid products, consisting mainly Of hydrocarbons, which have undergone no treatment oihcr than Bexling (decantarion ) di~hvdration> dcnakinKi or stabilisation, 10 which no products have been added other th*n thnsc rrcvirniiiv recovered hy phyiirji method! in the coune of rhese treatment.

448 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SIC. 1]

APPENDIX 19 (Section US. Nos. 109/IV) DRUGS, MEDICINES AND PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS—LICENSING POLICT FOR APRIL 1966—MARCH 1967

Some of the drugs and medicines are given in Lists I, II and IK. Licences issued for drugs and medicines will not be valid for import of items mentioned in List II, but past import of items shown in List II, if imported within the basic period, will count for computation of consolidated quota for drugs and medicines. List III contains Hems of drugs and medicines for which licences will be granted separately for each item on a quota based on imports of individual items. The consolidated quota certificates issued to established importers for general and soft areas respectively will not be disturb- ed though a few items have been given separate quotas based on the import of those items only and included in List III. However, ia cases where quotas have been established only on the basis of past imports of a single item under general drugs and medicines, whick is subsequently included in List III, the quota certificates so issued will have to be surrendered, if the importers desire to get their quota re-established under List III on the basis of the past imports of that item.

2. Licences will be granted on a quota of 5 per cent, of half erf the best year's imports of Drugs and Medicines falling under this S. No. excluding items 1 to 42 in List III and S. No. 31(b)/V. These licences will be valid only for import of items as detailed in List I.

3. Quota licences granted under this procedure will not be valii for the import of drugs and medicines shown in List II.

4. The import of permissible items of drugs and medicines givem in List HI of Appendix 19 to this Red Book will also be permitted against licences issued to established importers against their consoli- dated quota by specific endorsements made thereon in consultatiom with the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi. The re- quests for such endorsements should be made to the concerned licens- ing authorities at one time and not later than four months after issue of the quota licences with a copy to the Directorate-General of Healtk Services, New Delhi, giving the following information: —

(1) Quantity and the c.i.f. value of the drugs and medicines, desired to be imported, and (2) Value of quota licences held.

5. Quota licences granted for items specified in List III of this Appendix will also be valid for import of drugs and medicines included in List I (Essential List) of this Appendix. However, quota licences granted for 'Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medi- cines' and 'Homoeopathic medicines' will not be so valid.

6. A.U. applications from Hospitals, Clinical, Pathological and Analytical laboratories and other recognised institutions for import of essential equipments and accessories including Surgical and Scientific instruments, and special drugs and chemicals will be considered by C.C.I, in consultation with the D.G.H.S., New Delhi, against a ceiling. Applications should be submitted to the CCI & E. through the State Health Department who will certify the essentiality of the stores proposed to be imported.

IPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 449 APPENDIX 19—contd.

7. Applications lor additional licences from established importers of surgical ligatures and sutures (S. No. 93-94 (e)/V) and drugs and medicines (S. No. 87, 109/1V) for import of surgical ligatures and sutures may be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi in consultation with the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi against the ceiling for drugs and medicines. Applicants should be holders of import licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and should indicate in their applications particulars of their Drugs Import Licence Number, the value of the quota licences granted to them during the previous two periods, the extent to which the licences have been utilised and the c.iJ. prices of the items proposed to be imported.

8. Import of free samples 0/ drugs and medicines: —In order to minimise delay and inconvenience to bona fide sole representatives of manufacturers abroad in importing consignments of free samples of drugs and medicines, it has been decided to authorise Regional licensing Authorities. to grant Customs Clearance Permits to cover the import of free samples of drugs and medicines covered by List I of this Appendix subject to the following conditions :—

(1) No remittance of foreign exchange is involved; (2) The c.i.f. value of the consignment is reasonably small and does not in any case exceed Rs. 5,000 (Rupees five thousand);

(3) The samples are imported in packings which are distinctly different from regular trade packings; and

(4) Each packing is clearly marked "Physician's samples—

Not to be sold".

Applications should be made in the proper form and manner to the licensing authorities concerned. Only one Custom Clearance Permit will be issued to a firm wherever necessary and for this purpose only the Head Office of the firm should apply.

9. Customs Clearance Permits for new drugs will also be granted by C.C.I., New Delhi. Such applications should be made to C CI New Delhi through the Drugs Controller, India.

' ' ' 10. With a view to ensure that the pharmaceutical industry is to secure the essential basic drugs required by them, Actual user applications from such of the units which are not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will be con- sidered by the Regional Licensing Authorities. Such manufacturing units should submit their applications for import of these raw materials in the usual form and manner duly supported by the necessary essentiality certificates from the State Drugs Control Authorities as per list given in Annexure IV. The applicants should give full justification for the import of the items of raw materials applied for In addition, they should also furnish information as reauired in Public Notice No. 70-ITC(PN)/57, dated 26th October, 1957 reproduc ed in Annexure V to this Appendix. The additional information required in terms of para 2(iv) of this Public Notice should however be furnished m the revised proforma given in Annexure m to this Appendix. Applications complete in all respects should be made so as to reach the Regional Licensing Authority concerned by the 16tb

450 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 11 APPENDIX 10—contd.

11. In order that the pharmaceutical industry is able to secure special apparatus, instruments and equipment required for the manu- facture of drugs and medicines and also chemicals and reagents required for testing the raw materials and finished products, actual users' applications from such of the units which are not borne en the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities on the basis of essen- tiality certificate granted by the State Drugs Control Authorities. Such manufacturing units should submit applications for import of these special apparatus, reagents, chemicals, etc., in the usual form supported by the necessary essentiality certificates and giving full justification for import of these special apparatus, etc. applied for.

12. Quota lice>i"es granted for List I and List III items will not be valid for import,¹; of reagents labelled as specifically conforming to A_R. and G.R. qualities.

13. The provisions of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 £nd the Rules thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. Applicants for import of drugs under the Import Trade Control Regulations should declare in their application forms that they hold valid licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 for sale of drugs applied for by them and also quote the number and date of that licence.

Id"r I

The following drugs in their pure form, except where otherwise stated, and conforming to the specifications laid down in the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. 1940 or the Rules made thereunder will be allowed to be imported. No preparations (other than those specifically mentioned against items in this list) of any one or more of the drugG will however, be eligible for imports— 1. Adrenaline and its salts. 2. Agar Agnr (Pharmaceutical grade) 3. Aminophylline. 4. Atropine Sulphate. !5 Barbiturates. 6- Bemegride Injection. 7. Calcium Pantothenate. 8. Carbachol. 9. Cetrimide.

10. Chlorhexidine and its salts.

*11. Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride.

12. ChlorxylenoL 13. Diphenyl Hydantoin Sodium. 14. Ephedrine and its salts. 15. Ergometrine Maleate. 16. Erythromyclp.

[PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 451 APPENDIX 19—contd.

17. Folic Acid. 18. Glyceryl Trinitrate. *19. Hydrochlorthiazide.

20. Iodina 21. Noradrenalirie. 22. Oxytocin. 23. Paxaldehyde.

**24. Pethidine Hydrochloride.

25. Phenindione. 26. Phytomenadione. 27. Piperazine and its salts. 28. Polymixin Sulphate Sterile powdar. 29. Primidone. 30. Pyridoxine Hydrochloride. 31. Solution of Sodium and Methyl-glucamine salt of N. N- Diacetyl—3, 5 diamino 2, 4, 6 tri-ido-Benzoic acid.

32. Succinyl Choline chloride. 33. Sulphacetamide including Sodium salts. 34. Sulphadimidine. 35 Suxethonium Bromide, 36. Tetrachlorethylene. 37. Thiopentone sodium ampoul". 38. Trichlorethylene. 39. Trixidone. 40. Tubocurarine chloride. 41. Vasopresstn. 42. Vitamin Bl. 43. Vitamin B2. 44. Vitamin D.

*N.B • The c.i.f. prices of the following items covered by list I should not exceed the prices shown against each: —

Name of item Maximum c.i.f. price at which imports

to be allowed.

1. Chlnrprnmnzine Rs. 95/- per kg.

Hvdrochloride

2. Hydmchlorthiazide Rs. 50/- per kg.

"Imports will be permitted against imports certificated issued by the Narcotics Com- mkdonci,

N O V F :— Requests for inclusion of any other drug or medicine in the Essential LUt

(Liit T*i or in the quota licences may be addressed to the Regional Licensing

Authorities indicating the value upto which the drug or medicine is intended to

be imported Full iufttiflcation in support of the request and illustrative

lirerature, if any. should he furnished. Such requests for endorsement on

quota licence* should be made, is fir as possible, at one time and not later

rlinn four months after issue of the quota licences, to the Regional Licensing

Authorities with a copv to the Directorate General of Health Services, New

Delhi. While submitting applications for endorsement the following info*,

madon should be furnished :—

(1) Value of quota licence held; and

(2) Quantity and value upto which additional iremt, ire required and U*

c.i f. price* "t which the uaporta will be made.

452 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SIC. 1]

APPENDIX 19—contd.

LIST II

The List of articles which will' not be valid for importation against licences issued for Drugs and Medicines.

1. Alum. 2. Allyl Isothiocyanate. 3. Ammonium Bromide including preparations thereof. 4. Bismuth sub-carbonate. 5. Bismuth sub-nitrate. 6. Bismuth Oxychloride. 7. Bismuth Citrate. 8. Bismuth Salicylate. 9. Buchu leaves.

10. Calcium Chloride. 11. Camphene. 12. Carbon Dixide Gas. 13. Chromic Acid. 14. Chloral and chloral hydrate including preparations thereof. 15. Chloro and Iodo derivatives of hydroxy quinoline. 16. Ethyl Chloride. 17. Ethyl Ether and Anaesthetic Ether. 18. Ferrous Sulphate. 19. Galenicals of Belladonna excepting spread plasters of Bella- donna.

20. Glycerin. 21. Hydrochloric Acid. 22. Iron Ammonium Citrate. 23. Iron Bromide including preparations thereof. 24. Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salt). 25. Magnesium Carbonate (Heavy). 26. Nitric Acid. 27. Potassium Acetate. 28. Potassium Bromide. 29. Potassium Citrate. 30. Paraffin liquid B.P. or U.S.P. or its preparations 31. Santonin. 32. Sodium Bromide. 33. Sodium Sulphate. 34. Sodium Phosphates. 35. Sodium Acetate. 36. Sodium Citrate. 37. Strychnine Hydrochloride. 38. Strychnine and its salts. 39. Sulphathiazole tablets. 40. Sulphadiazine tablets. 41. Sulphapyridine tablets. 42. Sulphadimidine tablets. 43. Tonic or medicated wines. 44. Zinc Oxide.

.[PAHI I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 453 APPENDIX 19—contd.

LIST in

List of drugs and medicines and other vehicles used in the manufacture of Pharmaceuticals for which licences will be granted on a quota based on imports of individual items.

The drugs and medicines listed below can be imported either in their pure form in bulk or as preparations thereof, containing one or more of the specified items in prophylactic or therapeutic quan- tities except where otherwise specified but excluding all B.P. tin- ctures and liquors.

The provisions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Rules

thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary.

NOTES :—(1) Although quota licences will be granted separately for the permissible List III items, they can be utilised for import of any or all these items except crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines and Homoeopathic medicines. Quota licences issued for import of crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines and Homoeopathic medicines will not be valid for import of any other items of drugs and medicines.

(2) The terms 'in bulk' wherever used below will cover the import of a drug in its basic form and will not include import m the form of any preparations or formulations, such as capsules, syrups, tablets, ointments, etc., etc.

Name of the drug or

medicine

Remarks

Quotm

percentage

s. No.

1

3

3

1 (a) Antibiotics, the following namely :—

(1) Chloramphenicol

4

Nil

(w) Chlortetracydine (m) Orytetrscycline

A. U. applications from mun^fiif- turers will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities in consultation with Drugs Controller India, New Delhi, and D.G.TJJk upto a maximum of ao% of their certified Past Coniumption.

Nil Nil

(w) Penicillin including Phen- Nil

oxymethyl penicillin in bulk but excluding all forms of bottled penicillin and "preparations.

(0) Tctracycline .

(to) Applications from approved manufacturer* will be consi- dered by Regional Licensing Autho- ritle* In consultation with Drugs Controller, India, New Delhi.

Nil

Nfl (frXO Other antibiotics n.0.1. In bulk

(6) CO A, U. application! from approved packers for the Import of other antibiotics in bulk will be considered by Regional Licensing Authorities in consuftarion with Drug* Controller, India, New Delhi

454 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SKC. 1J

APPENDIX 19—ccmtd.

i

I

3

4

Applicants mutt state the value

of licence* received during the

two previoui periods, the ex-

tent to which they have been

utilised and the ci.f. price* at

which the antibiotics are pro-

posed to be imported.

id Nil

("") Oth"r antibiotic* n.o.". bottle

Applications from Sole Agenu

of manufacturers will be

considered by Regional Licensing

Authorities in consultation with

Drugs Controller, India, New

Delhi.

Applicants must itate the value

of licence* received by them

during tha two prcviou* licens-

ing periods, the extent to which

mch hatnecs have been utilised

and the ci-f. prices at which

the antibiotics are proposed

to be imported. The appli-

cations should be made by

30-6-19(16,

Add Salicylic excluding pre-

NU

1

parations thtreof.

Nil

Acid Acctyl Salicylic excluding

3

preparation* thereof.

Nil

Argcnri Proteinum and Aigenti

4

Prowinummitc.

Nil

Ammonium chloride

5

Nil

Anii-lepro"y drugs •

6

Licence* will be valid for import

Chlorw quine Salt

7

in bulk only.

8 Bottled Penicillin and h" pre- parations, the following only—

(aXO Crystalline Penicillin G "

Calcium

(B) Procaine Penicillin G.

with Crystalline Penicillin

G, Oily injection.

(m) Penicillin G. Dicthyl

Aminoethul eater Hydro-

Iodide,

5%

(.fa) Procaine Penicillin G. itt

oil with aluminium rnonos-

tcrate.

Licence* will be valid for the import

of 'Procaiiw Penicillin 'G' in oil

with 'Aluminium monottermte' in

bulk only.

(v) Procaine PeniciUin in oil .

(vf) Pcnidllln drestingi .

lm) Dibenzukthylene diamitx:

DipenkilUn G.

{PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRA.ORDINABY 455 APPENDIX 18—contd.

I

a

4

3

Nil

(6X0 Penicillin tablets . . 1 (it) Penicillin Lozenge* . V (ml Penicillin ointinemi , J

Bottled penicillin, the following

9

only :—

(0 Crystalline Penicillin So "

dium Crystalline^ Peni- cillin Potassium ;

(n) Crystalline PenidDin

Procainc ; and

Nil

(#0 Procaine P-nicillin G. Fortified with Crystalline Penicillin G. (Sodium or Potassium) (Aqueous)

10 Calcium ghiconete of injectable

Licences will be valid for fanpom

2 *%

grade (Pyrogcn free)

in bulk only.

11 Chlorbutol

Kil

ii Carbaisone

Licence* will be vilid for Import*

31%

in bulk only.

Nil

13 Cortisone and hydrocortisone, excluding preparations thereof

Crude drugs'; for Ayurvedic and

14

15%

Unani medidnes.

(f) The licence will specify the names of 'Crude Drugs' to be imported. Application* should, therefore be accompanied by detailed llsti one for crude drugs shown in Anneiurc I and the other foi crude drugs shown in Annexuie II to Appendix 19. Import of crude drugs shown in Annexuro I can be made upto the full face value of licences issued for thi< hem. The itemi covered by Annexure II can be imported upto 25% of the face value of the licence, subject to the condition that the value of any individual item of crude drug does not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence with the exception of certain item* which can be imported only upto the percentages shown in the Foot-note of Annexure II.

(w) A. U. applications from Actual Uicrt will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authoritiet in consultation with the State Drags Control Authorities. The appli- cants should specify the ntme of the crude drug* desired to be imported.

456 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S K. 1J APPENDIX 19—contd.

I

3

3

4

(m) Requests for inclusion of crude drugs not covered by Annexurcs I and II in the licence will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities on receipt of detailed particular* of the drugs and the value upto which tneb drugs are proponed to bo imported. Reason* for im- porting such drugs should be mentioned. Such requests for Inclusion of crude drugs not covered by Annexures I and II in the licence should be made, as far as possible, at one time and not later than two month* after the issue of the licence t* the Regional Licensing Authoritiei.

Caflelne and it* salts

15

Applications from actual users will be considered by the Regional Licencing Authouritics in consultation witi the Drugs controller (India) ind

D G T DJ New Delhi.

16

25%

Anhydrous Dextrose excluding preparation*.

(1) Licences will be valid for Im- port of dextrose anhydrous mi injectsble grade in bulk only.

(2) Applications from Actual Users like hospitals an4 Established Importers (wh" may have imported this item in retail or bulk packing*) having firm orders front Actual Users like hospital* wDl also be considered by Regional Licensing Authori- ties. Licences to Actual Users, like hospitals will be granted with a letter of authority i" favour of any established im- porters of the choice of th; ap- plicant. In the case of ap- plications from established ira- porters, licences may be granted on the recommenda- tions of the Drugs Controllei (India). The licences undei this provision will be issued subject to the followiaf condition :—

"This licence is Intended to cover orders booked by the appli- cants on behalf of ActuM Users and supplies against such imports will be made to thote Actual Users at prices to be determined by the Uceiutaf authority".

[PAHT I—Sec. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 457 APPENDIX 19—contd.

I

2

3

4

(3VA. U. applications from small icale Pharmaceutical units for import of Anhydroui Dextrose of injcctablc grade will be cott^ sidered on the recommendation of tho sponsoring authority.

EH-calcium and di-ftodknn

17

NO.

phosphate . . ..

Emetine Hydrochloride exclud-

18

Nfl.

ing preparation* thereof.

Ferrous ghiconate .

Nfl.

19

30 Glyccro Phosphates excluding Nil.

preparations thereof .

Homoeopathic medicine*

(i) Licences will also be valid ZI

150%

for the import of Homocopellet % and lactose.

(it) Quota licences can be utilised for the import of special types of phials which are used for bottl- ing and storing Homoeopathic medicines.

(m) Licences will not be valid for import of homoeopathic medi- cines intended for external applications, but this restriction will not apply to import of Succus Cineraria Martione and MuUain oil.

(") Preparations Homing to be Homoeopathic medicines but which contain drugs in thera- peutic or prophylactic dosages as specified in non-Homoeo- pathic Pharmacopoeias will not be allowed import against thii entry.

22 feonicotLnic add hydrazide

NIL

NO.

Iodides excluding preparation*

>3

thereof.

Liver extract injectible and liver Nil.

M

cxtxHct for oral uic

NiL

Malt extract excluding prepna-

tiras thereof.

(1) A. U. applications will be con- iidercd in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development.

(2) Licences for Malt Extract cannot be used for import of drugs and medicines containing malt extract.

458 THE GAZTCTTE OF INDTA EXTRAORDINARY [FMIT ISrc. 1]

APPENDIX 19—conri

I

2

4

3

26 Menthol excluding preparation*

thereof . . ..

Nil

Methyl Salicylate excluding pre-

-37

parations thereof

Nil

28 Nicotinic Add and Nicotlna- mide deluding preparation* thereof . . ..

Nfl.

39 NJkethamide . . ..

Nil.

30 Para Amino Salicylic Acidj So- dium Pars Amino Salicylate and Calcium Amino Salicyiflte excluding preparations thereof.

A. U. applications wfll be contl- dered In consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development, Ac- tual Users should approach the Indigenous manufacturer* far the requirement* of Sodium P.A.S.

3i Prednisone and prednlsolonc, excluding preparations thereof Nfl.

32 Proguanil hydrochloride or

lactate.

Nil.

Streptomycin and its salts

NO.

33

Imports win be canalised through an agency approved by Govern- ment and distribution to Actual Users will be made in accordance with the directions of the Direc- torate General of Tclchnlcal Deve- lopment.

Nil

34 Sera, Vaccine*, Toxins, Anti- toxin excluding Cholera Vac- cine, T.A.B. Vaccines, Anti- rablc Vaccine, Anti-Venom Scrum and Anti"Influenza Vaccine.

Sodium Salicylate excluding

35

preparations there of .

Nil.

Quota licences will be valid for im- 3*

7i%

port of these items in bulk only.

Sulphadiazine, Sulphadimidine and Sulphamerazine excluding preparations thereof.

Thiacetazone excluding prepara-

37

5%

tions thereof.

Thymol excluding preparation*

38

Nfl.

thereof.

Tri-caldum phosphate

Nil.

39

40 Cyanocobalaminc (Vitamin B * 12) and Hydrovy cobalamin excluding preparations thereof.

Nfl

A. U. application* will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D. and Drugs Controller (India). 4i Vitamin C (Ascorbic add and iti salts) excluding pre- parations thereof.

TPLRT I—SIC, 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 45$ APPENDIX \Q-~contd.

AjnrexuRi: I

[Please see remark (i) against item 14 of List JU]

Ayurvcdk and Unani nam* of tfaa

3 J 4o

crude drug

English name of the crude

drug

1

i

3

1

Galangal or Kullnjan,

Alpina Galanga wild

Gharikum, Ghcrakum.

Agaric, White . . ..

Banslochan.

Bamboo Camphor . , ,

Be vtr caatorcum , ,

Atropha accuroinatt Royle or Indian

Belladonna leave* and root*.

> 3 4 5

Belladonna.

•<5

AuBtakhadus, Ustukbudui.

BruneHa Vulgaris Linn Bum Jasaf .

. .

7 1 China Rooti . . ..

ChobChlnl.

Suranian or Suringaran-l-talk.

Colchicum Sweet . . ..

9 10

Kabab-chini.

Cubebt

11 Ephedrm vulgarit Hookf

Khanda, Kharna, Kunawtr, Janauaa.

is G-nriana dahuHci Pitch

Gul-i-ghaflj

Harmal (Pagmnum H a n n i l)

Syrian Rue.

,,

Hyo"cyamu" leavei (Henbane)

Indian fufuhe or Chineae Date

Unnab.

13 U "5

(Zizyphu* Satlvt G t e n n)

16

Jtlaph*.

Haubera Ahoober.

17 18

J i Up Root* . . . .. J u n i p er B e r r i es . . .. Lavandula itocchat Linn

Dharu, Alaphaijana h a n.

Manna

Shir KhiihL

19 30 Mimoia Pudica Linn

Lajalu, La|wantL

31 Mynus Commuriis Linn

Habulai dana.

33 Ncpeta olliarii Bemh

Zufa, Makhna.

Nathuna.

Onasma brectaatum wall

Ganzaban.

OTCWS Mascula Linn

Salab.

PeUltoiy Root* nr Pcllitory (Anacy-

Akarkara.

^3 M as •z6

du" Pyteihrum DG).

Peony Rose

Ud-Salap.

*7 a8 Perdan Manna Plant (ADiogi TaranJbJ, Fuwasa, J"WM".

Pjcudalhagi Bieb.) Dcsv.

PistacUkntwou Linn (Resin)

PodophyUum hcxandrum Royb

^9 30

Pnitms mahalcb T.'n^ ,

Rumi MuitakL BanKakri. Prryangu, Mahaleb.

Rhut Ruccedanea Linn or Pinacia

31 3"

Integerrima ttew Ex-Brandis.

Kakda Sing.

Star Anige of China (lllicium Twum

33

Hookf).

# ,

Shilajcet Stone . . ..

Siaymbriumirio Lynn .

Khuhkalan.

Todri

34 35 3

9 GofTEx—18

460 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SKC. 1J APPENDIX 19—contd. ANNIXURK It

[Please see remark (i) against item 14 of List III]

Ayurvedic tad Unani name of the crude-

Engliih name of the crude drug

S-No.

drug

1

2

3

• *i

. Nakhala.

Achatine Fulicm (shell of land snail)

Munsell or Manashila.

••a Artenic disulphidc

Astragalus Sarcacola Dycock

Gujara3 Ouzad, Aozarrot.

"3

. Ambar.

Ambergris (Ambra grasea).

4

Broken Coral Reedi .

Pravali Monga.

"5

• •6

Bahaman Safcd

Centaurea hchau Linn

HiraboL

Commiphcra Myrrha (Necs) EngL

7

. Kalml-DalchinL

•*8 Cinnamomum zcylanicum Blume

Cinibcr

9

IO

Dantcc bcc|a, Jamalgota.

Croton seed*, Croton tiglium Linn

Kharuba.

• • II Crade Resin Pinus Succiniferra. .

. Ushaka.

*"I3

Dorema Ammoniacum D. Don. .

. Dragon's Blood, KriadukhL-

Galmuadraco. . . ..

13

Usare revinda, Kaokahtba^

Garcinia hanburyi Hask

•*I4

. Molethi.

Glycyrrhka Roots

15

. Pipli; Pknpli; Pipa.

•*I6

Long Pepper (Piper Longum Linn)

. Jai Phal.

Myrisdcfl fragians Houtt (Nutmeg)

" 17

Maya-phala, Majupbala.

••18

Oak galls, Quercus Infectori* Olir

, Mod.

Pearly re"l (Medicinil)

••19

JO Sencgi Root . . ..

. " • •

Baberang, Valvarang,

31 Embeliaribcs Burnt .

S f t f l r on . . . ..

. . • •

••aa

, . Sokmunk,

Scammony rasin . . ,

*3

. Hiiratc-Hau.

Silicate of Lime

34

Satharpathl.

. . . . ..

. Panir Dodo (Paner b"dX

Withania coagukna Dunal .

"5 26

. HartaL

Yellow Orpimcnt

••27

.,

Bhinueni Baras.

•aS

Fala-Fali.

m t

29

Zahar Mohra.

••30

• •

N.B.—*Bhimseni Btras will be allowed to be imported only upto 2-1/2% of the facr

value of the quota licence* for Crude Drugs for Ayurveoic and Unani medicinc.-

••Thesc ttems will be allowed to be imported only upto 5% of the face Tthje o*

the quota licences for Crude Drugs for Ayurvedic A Unani medicines.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 461 APPENDIX 19—contd.

Aumxunt m

(Please see Para. 10 of this Appendix)

Quantity

CT.F, vahw

Remark

there of

Stock In

hand on

Qusnrlrartre

consumption

I-4-196S

Detailed d ev

cription of

the item

required

thereof dur-

ilW 11 months

before the

dite of appli-

cation

End pro-

duct* or

products

1 for which

the item

applied

for i"

required

1

3

6

4

3

5

7

l 6l THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1]

APPENDIX 19—contd,

AJOTOCUBE IV (Please see Para. 10 of this Appendix)

LIST or STATE DRUGS CONTROL AUTHORITIES

i. N a me of t he S t a te

Office addrew of the Drugs C o.

SXo

Authority

. Director, Medical Servian, Andhta,

i A n d h it . . ..

Hyderabad (Deccan).

. Director of Health Serried, Assam.

A s s am . . ..

s

ShUlong.

. Di*e"or of Health Servioea, Bihar, PaOM.

B i h ar . . ..

3

, Director, Drup Cotirrol Admlnlstrmti**,

G u j t r mt . . ..

4

Qujarat State, Ahnuedabad*i6.

. Drugs ControUor, Kerala Dtc. of Health

K e r a la . . ..

5

Services, Kerala, Trivandrum.

M a d h ya P r a d e sh

"

. Drug* Controller, Madhya Pradeih, EHreo-

torate of Health Service*, Mod Bungalow.

Indorc

M a h a r a s h t ra

7

. Director, Drug* Control Administration.

Maharashtra, 127, Mahatma Gandhi

Road, Fort, Bombay.

. Director of Medical Services, Madm State

M i d ru . . ..

1

79—81, Mouoi Road, Madras.

M y s o re . . ..

"

. State Drug* Controller, State of Mysore,

Palace Road, Pout Bag 377, Bangalore—1.

10 O r l s sa . . ..

. Director of Health Services, Orisaa, Bhn-

bancshwar.

II P u n j ab . . ..

. State Drugs Controller, Punjab Dte. of

Health Services, General Hospital Build*

ing, Sector 26, Chandigarh,

13 R a j a s t h an . . ..

. Director of Medical and Health Service*,

Rajuthan, Jaipur.

U t t ar P r a d e sh .

. Director of Medical and Health Service*

13

Vital Pradesh, Lucknow,

W en B e n g al .

14

. Director of Drug Control, Directorate of

Drags CDntrol, New Secretariat Building

0at floor), i Kiton Sankar Roy Road,

Calcutta—1.

D e l hi . . ..

, Superintendent, Medical Services, Delhi

ij

Administration, 15, Alipur Road, Delhi.

16 H u n a c h al P r a d e sh

. Director of Health Services, Hlniy4ml

Pradesh, Simia-4.

. Director of Medical and Health SecvicM,

M a n i p ur . . ..

17

Manipur, ImphaL

Tripurs . . ..

II

. Superintendent, V. M. Hospital and I/c

Health Directorate, Tripura, Aganala.

Jamrau & Kashmir ,

. Drugs Controller of Is ramu and Kashmir

I"

State, Srioagar.

IPABT I—SKC. 1] THE GAZZTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 463 APPENDIX 19—contd,

AHNEXTJRI V

(Please sea Para. 10 of this Appendix)

COPT or PUBLIC Nonci No. 70-ITC (PN) /57, DATED 26TH OCTOBER, 1957.

SUBJECT:—Import of Taw material* required by the Pharmaceutical i-nduatry during October, 1957—March, 1958.

Attention of the Importers is Invited to provisions contained in Appendix XIX to the current Red Book which detail the import policy for Drugs and Medicines for the period October, 1957—March, 1968.

2. Representations have been received that some hardship is being experienced by the Pharmaceutical industry in regard to the pro- curement of basic drugs required by some of the manufacturing units which are not borne on the books of the Development Wing. With a view to ensure that ths Pharmaceutical industry is enabled to secure the essential basic drugs required by them, it has been decided to consider A.U. applications on an ad-hoc basis from such of the units which are not borne on the books of the Development Wing. Such manufacturing firms should submit their applications for import of these raw materials In the usual form and manner to C.C,I., New Delhi duly supported by the necessary Essentiality Cer- tificate and giving full justification for the import of the items of raw materials applied for. In addition, they should also furnish the following Information: —

(i) Source of procurement of the Items concerned in the past and efforts made to secure supplies from these sources.

(il) Extent of quota, if any, held by the applicants and tha value of quota licence expected to be received by the ap- plicant for the Items applied for, for the period October 1957—March, 1958.

(ill) Typed copy of the Manufacturing Licence held under th* Drugs Act.

(Iv) Additional information as per proforma attached.

3. The last date for submission of these applications will be 15th December, 1957 and applications received after that date will not be considered,

4. Scheduled Industrie* will continue to receive licencei under the normal procedure.

APPENDIX 19—ctmtd.

4 6 4

Proforma attached to Public Notice No. 70-ITC(PN)/57, dated 26-10-1957.

T H E Detailed descrip- tion of ibe item

Qotnnty •

thereof \

Quanoui ive oonxomption there-

of during

Slcmsds

CLF. value

thereof

required

Stock* in haad

on

1-10-1957

Jan-June,

End product or

products for which

the item applied

for is required

July-Dec,

1956

1957

1

6

2

S

G A Z E T T E

4

5

7

3

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

P A W

I

—

S B C

.

1 J

tPABr I—St;. 1J THE GAZETTE Of INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 4<5f

A P P E N D IX 20

ARTISTS' MATERIALS—LIST or

'Artists' materials which can be imported against Quota License* g r a n t ed under sub-serial NCK 34-37(b)/V. These Artists' materials c an a l so be imported against licences for artists' brushes including Hog'i h a ir brushes (S. No. 3 2 4 ( a ) / I V) upto t he e x t e nt of 20 per cent of the •face value thereof or Rs. 250/-, whichever is higher, Not more than one p er cent of the face value of these licences can be utilised a l t o g e t h er for t he import of instrument boxes and rubber erasers. However, this face value restriction on import of i n s t r u m e nt boxej a nd r u b b er erasers will relate to the permissible limit of 20 per cent of t he face value of licences granted for S. No. 3 2 4 ( a ) / IV a nd n ot to t he fuli face value of t he licences for S . No. 324(a)/IV.

1. Artists' brushes and Artists' air-brushes. 2. Artists' p r e p a r ed canvas boards and sketching boards.

3. Bristol Boards. (Bristol boards that a re admissible for i m p o rt as Artists' materials a re superior types of boards used for wash and pen ink drawing. These consist of two or m o re layers of fine r ag paper pasted t o g e t h e r ),

4. Canvas papers.

5. Canvas cloth. 6. Drawing paper in roll*.

7. Erograph Ruling Pens. 8. Etching tools a nd lino tools.

9. Hog hair brushes

10. Lettering pen.

11. Letraset (Instant Lettering) Products n a m e ly t he following:—

(i) Instant L e t t e r i n g;

(v) Instant Shading Tints/Textures; (vi) Instant Electronic Symbols; and

(vii) Aerosol '101' Protective quoting.

12. Modelling tools. 13. Paper Rolls 704/BH (6O"X2O yds) and 37S/BH (6O"X2O yfa)\ 14. Pastels without wooden covering.

15. Palette knives.

16. Photo-mount-paste and dry mounting tissues.

17. Pointing apparatus for sculptors.

U. Rubber erasers.

466 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SIC lfc

APPENDIX 20—concld.

19. Stable hair brushes. 20. Scraper boards. 21. Stag screens. 22. Tracing papers and rolls. 23. Water colours including poster colours. 24. Water colour boxes. 2I>. Wash brushes.

NOTE 1.—Applications for import of permissible Artists' material*- will be considered from recognised Art Societies/Associations.

NOTE 2.—Licences for Artists' materials are given for the import of articles genuinely needed for the use of artists. Any attempt to Import articles, which are not bona fide intended for this purpose, will render the importer liable to be debarred from receiving.' licences under this concession.

NOTE 3.—Not more than 25 per cent, of the face value of the licence issued for these Artists materials or Rs. 250, whichever Is more, can be utilised altogether for the import of the following: —

Item No. Name of the Item

16 Photo-mount—paste and dry mounting tissue*. 23 Water colours including poster colours. 24 Water colour boxes.

NOTE 4.—At least 50 per centL of the face value of licences foe- Artists' materials should be utilised for import of the undermav- tioned items: —

(i) Water Colour tubes (artista quality) the following: —

Yellow Ochre Vermilion Crimson Lake Cobalt Blue Ceruline Blue Raw Siena Hookers' Green,

(ii) Canvas. (iii) Brushes (hog and table hair), (iv) Palette knives.

[PART I—B*C 1) T HI OAZJCITI OF INDIA EXTRAORDfflCARY 4G7

APPENDIX 21

Deleted.

APPENDIX 23

Deleted.

.468 TITE GAZETTE Of INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAdi I - S E C. i]

APPENDIX 23 .

Export Promotion Scheme

"1. General

1.1. As a measure of export promotion, exporters of finished goods (whether manufacturer-exporters or merchant-exporters) are -given certain facilities for the import of raw materials, components, consumable stores and/or machinery/spare parts under the export promotion schemes in force. These schemes are administered by the Export Promotion Councils or Commodity Boards or the Export Promotion Officers mentioned in para 2-\ below. In respect of -certain commodities having export potential, separate schemes laying down detailed procedures have been evolved for the grant of import licences and other facilities. These schemes are administered by the concerned Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards from whom further details of the schemes may be obtained. A list of the Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards administering export promotion schemes, is given in Annexure I. Details of the Export promotion schemes relating to miscellaneous products, administered by the Export Promotion Officers mentioned in para 2-1 below, have been tabulated in Annexure II.

1.2. This Appendix enumerates the general rules governing the export promotion schemes renting to the various export products and its provisions are applicable to all such schemes In so far as they are not inconsistent with the express provisions of any export promotion scheme in relation to any particular commodity. 2. Registration of eocporters

2.1. Exporters desirous of availing themselves of obtaining im- port licences under the export promotion schemes are required to register themselves with the appropriate Registering Authority. The Export Promotion Councils/Commodity Boards are the Register- ing Authorities in respect of the commodities dealt with by them. Tn respect of some other export products, the Registering Authorities are the officers mentioned be^w. In case of any doubt, exporters may consult the officers mentioned below or the Import or Export Trade Control Authorities as to the appropriate Registering Autho- rity for any particular export product under the Export Promotion Scheme.

Ntmeofthe Regktering Authority

Jurisdiction

The Srsrei of Madhy" Pr"de"h, Matu-

I Joint EMTectoT (Export Promotion),

mhtra, and Ouiarat.

Bomtwy.

1 Joint Chief Controller of Tmpomtnd

1 Rajmhan, Punjab, Delhi, Himachal Pn-

dcth.

Export*, Cenmd Licencing Area,

New Delhi.

[PAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 469 APPENDIX 23—contd.

Name of UK Regiitering Authority

Jurisdiction

Dy. Chief Controller of Imports ind

Goo, Daman and Dlu and Dadrt tnd Niglr

3

Havcli.

Exports, Panjim, Coo.

4

The St"te" of Assam, Bihar, Oriua, Weit Bengal, Manrour, Tripura, NEFA* Andaman and N cjbar Iiland*.

Dy. Chief Controller (Export Promo- tion;, Office of the Ji. Chief Con- troller of Import* and Export*. Calcutta.

5

The State* of Madras, Mysore (excluding Mangalorf Jiauici) and Andhni Pradesh, Pondicherry, Kajikal, Mahc and Yonam.

Deputy Chief Controller (Export Promotion;, Olrice of the Jt. Chief Girurollcr of Imports and ExportSj Madras.

6 Deputy Chief Controller (Export

Promotion), Ernakulam.

Kerala, Marigilore district of Myw>re ind Laccadive, Mjaicoy and Amindivi Itlandc

Dy. Chief Controller of Import* and The State of U.P,

7

Exports, Kanpur.

The Controller of Imparta and

S

The State of Jimmu & Kashmir.

Export, Jammu.

2.2. The application for registration has to be made with the details as shown in the specimen form given in Annexure III. Ail applications for registration should be accompanied by certificates from the exporter's bankers in regard to his financial soundness.

2.3. In the case of a firm having any branches, the application for registration shall be made only by the Head Omce and, where the application has to be made to the Registering Authority men- tioned in para 2-1, it should be made to the authority within whose jurisdiction the head office of the firm is located.

2.4. All exporters with past performance, good record and ex- perience are eligible for registration. An applicant with no prevloui experience of export in a particular line may also be registered flf the Registering Authority is satisfied about the applicant's general background of trading and industrial experience or of export of other products. Registration is ordinarily granted on the Registerihi Authority being satisfied as stated above.

2.5. The Registering Authority shall, if satisfied about the qualifi- cations of any exporter, issue a certificate of registration to him The Registering Authority shall a¹ so forward copies of the regis- tration certificate to the other Registering Authorities in whos* jurisdiction the branches of the firm are situated.

2.6. Once an exporter has been registered, the registration dull, remain In force unless :

(a) the person registered ceases to exist, or

(b) hia name ia de-registered for any other valid reason.

470 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SBC. 1> APPENDIX 23—contd.

3. De-Tegiatration

3.1. If no application for an import licence is made by a registered exporter within 18 months of registration or if there is an interval of 18 months or more between any two such applications, it will be presumed that the exporter is not interested in exports and hi* continuation of registration and the Registering Auhority wiU; Initiate action to de-register the exporter. Action to de-regiser an exporter may also be initiated by the Registering Authority where- it 1* satisfied that:

(a) the conditions of registration are violated or the exporter ceases to have the qualifications required for registration; or

(b)the exporter has indulged in any form of unfair, corrupt or fradulent practices, either under the Export Promotion- Scheme or otherwise; or

(c) the exporter has ceased to have Interest In the continu- ation of his registration.

3.2. An exporter will ordinarily be given an opportunity to offer an explanation before being de-registered. The Registering Authority will, at the time of de-registering the exporter, decide with reference- to the reasons for his de-registration whether the de-registration should be for a specific period or for an indefinite period, or whether the de-registration should be limited to a particular export item or be of a wider applicability. The decision of the Registration Authority lhall, subject to the provisions of para 3 3, be final and binding and the Registration Authority will not be bound to specify the reason* for de-registration.

3.3. Any exporter dissatisfied with any order passed by the E.P. Council/Board refusing registration or de-registering the exporter may appeal to the Ministry of Commerce. Any exporter dissatisfied with any order passed by the registering authorities mentioned in para 2-1 refusing registration or de-registering the exporter may appeal to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports in accordance' with the procedure laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand- book of Rules and Procedure, 1964.

4. Applications for import entitlements

4.1. For claiming an import entitlement under the Scheme, regis- tered exporter should apply in the prescribed form, viz., form 'H' in- Appendix 6. The application should be sent to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay/Calcutta/Madras/New- Delhi or the Deputy Chief Controller of Import3 and Exports, Panjim (Goa) /Ernakulam/Kanpur in whose jurisdiction the head office of the exporting firm is situated. In the case of E.P. Scheme* administered by the Export Promotion Councils/Boards, the appli- cation for import licences should be sent to the concerned Council or Board who will forward the same with its recommendations to tha Licensing Authorities. In respect oi certain material!, th"

[PART I—Si". 1] THE GAZETTE OT INDIA EXTRAORDINABY 471 APPENDIX 23—contd.

applications should be made to the specialised licensing authorise* •"uch as Iron and Steel Controller for Iron and Steel items.

The jurisdiction of the Licensing Authorities is as follows:

None of the licensing authority

Jurisdiction.

I Joint Chief Controller of Import* and The State* of Madhyl Prtdeih, Mahirnhtn Exports, Bombay.

and Gujarat.

¹

Joint Chief Controller of Import!

"nd Export*, Colcuifa.

The States of A*"am, Blhtr, Orim, Wen

Bengal, Manipur, Tripurs, NEFA,

Andaman and Nicobar Itland*.

Joint Chief Controller of Imports

The State* of Midrai, Mywre (excl'idhli

4 5

Exports, Ttrnabiilam,.

7

s

4.2. Applications for import entitlement against exports effected Tnay be made on a monthly or quarterly basis in respect of export* made during the preceding month or quarter as the case may be. However, if the exporters want to apply for import licences under the Export Promotion Scheme on a six-monthly, or yearly basis In respect of the exports made during the preceding six mnths or year, as the case may be, the exporter may prefer his application within a period not exceeding three months from the expiry of the six monthly or yearly period to which the application relates. At the time of registration, exporters should exercise the choice to apply either on a monthly, quarterly, six-monthly or yearly basis. If, how- ever, an exporter wishe3 to apply for import licences immediately after effecting exports, such application will also be entertained pro- vided the necessary documentation i3 available. For any change in the option so exercised the exporters should obtain prior permission of the Registering Authority.

4.3. Where a firm registered under the Scheme has any branches, the application for import licence shall be made only by the head office even though the exports have been made by the branches* 5. Documents to be sent with the application

5,1. In addition to the Treasury Receipt showing payment of the requisite application fees, the following documents In the name of

Ap. THE 0AZI5TTE OP INDIA JBK^TRAORDINARY [PART I—Sic. 1] APPENDIX 23—contd.

the person who is claiming the import entitlement relating to the exports effected should be produced along with the application for import licence.

(i) Bill of lading, shipping bill duly authenticated by the Customs, invoices and banker's certificate regarding receipt of foreign exchange ; or

(ii) Bill of lading, shipping bill duly authenticated by the Customs, invoices, and in respect of the insurance policy issued by the Export Credit and Guarantee Corporation Ltd., a certificate from the ECGC as in para 5.4.

5.2. In either 5.1 (i) or 5.1 (ii) as above, the invoices should be in duplicate and attested by the exporter's bankers giving detailed description of the goods exported, quantity, rate and value.

5.3. In case of 5.1 fi) above, the banker's certificate certifying payments received should give description of goods exported together with the invoice No. and date and the F.O.B. value received In rupees and the date on which the pryment was received and should be in the form appended to form 'H' given in Appendix 6. Only the banker's certificate marked 'original' by the Bank will be accepted.

5.4. Where the exporter is applying for an import licence under 8.1 (ii) above, he shall produce a certificate issued by the Export Credit and Guarantee Corporation Ltd. indicating—

(i) that the goods mentioned in the invoice are covered by policy No of the Corporation for the value stated in the invoice ;

(ii) the fact that the goods have been delivered to and accept- ed by the buyer;

(iii) the date/dates on which the buyer has so accepted the goods; and

(iv) the pmount of foreign currency which is to be earned (Dollars/Sterling etc.).

5.5. In the case of exports by air, airways bills should be pro- duced in place of bills of lading required under para 5.1. In the case of exports by post, postal receipt should be produced in place of bris of lading required under para 5.1.

5.6. In the case of exports by Value Payable Post parcel (V.P.P.), the following documents should be produced: —

(i) Invoice giving the description of goods and weights of the individual items and their total weight actually exported;

(ii) Relevant postal receipt ; and (iii) Post Master's certificate of payment or the Intimation slip given by the Postal Department to the Indian recipient of the proceeds of the export by V.P.P.

fP*H? i-s*c u pw pAzrrra or itNpiA EXTRAORDINARY 473:

APPENDIX 23—contd.

fi. Extent of import entitlement

6.1. The value for which an import licence is given will be determined with reference to the f.o.b. value of exports and will be up to the monetary extent mentioned in the relevant export promotion scheme. This provision is, however, subject to the pro- viso that in addition to any action which may be taken to stop^ corrupt or fradulent practices.

(1) In cases where the Licensing Authority considers that the^ value of the goods exported is over-Invoiced, it shall be~ open to the Licensing Authority either -to refuse to ssuf any licence against such export or to reduce the value of the licence to such figure as he deems fit; and suitable- penal action may also be taken against the person con- cerned.

(ii) In cases where the Licensing Authority considers that there has been a misdeclaration of the description of the products exported, no licence will be issued against such exports and suitable penal action may also be taken- against the person concerned.

6.2. When an exporter is registered as an exporter under the Scheme, exports effected by htm from a date not earlier than three- months prior to the date of application for registration will be considered for the grant of import licences under the Scheme.

7. Use of import entitlement

7.1. The Import entitlement may be used for the import of the materials mentioned in the relevant scheme and subject to the con- ditions specified therein. In cases where import of machinery^ machine parts, etc., is permitted, such import entitlement is generally- allowed to be accumulated for a maximum period of two years and up to a maximum value of Rs. 10 lakhs. Requests for import of machinery, etc., in such cases in excess of the prescribed entitlement or for import of any raw materials, components or consumable store* not mentioned in the relevant scheme, may be made to the Register- ing Authority who will refer the matter for a decision to the Ministry of Commerce.

7.2. An exporter of a product mentioned in Annexure II, may, with the approval of the Licensing Authority transfer his import entitlement in favour of a manufacturer, in which case, the import licence will be issued to the transferee-manufacturer on his filing' an application against the entitlement transerred to him,

8. Entitlement against export to certain countries

8.1. Exports to Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim and Bhutan will not be taken- into account in determining the amount upto which import licences will be granted or for discharge of export obligations under the Scheme, unless otherwise provided in any particular Scheme. The same provisions will apply on exports to Afghanistan except in- regard to a few specific products about which separate instruction* have been issued.

^474 T HE GAZtftfiB Ol?¹ INDIA EXTftAORDINAR* [Purr I—Sic, 1] APPENDIX 23—contd.

8.2. With respect to exports to countries with which India hat rupee payment arrangements, the import entitlements will be fully available only from any of the rupee payment countries unless specific arrangements have been made for allocation of materials through an approved agency, instead of direct imports from rupee payment countries.

8.3. The Licensing Authority may, however, consider on merits cases of revalidating import licences issued for import from such rupee payment countries to permit import from other areas. Such revaluation of import licences will be solely at the discretion of the licence issuing authority who may reject requests for such re- validation without assigning reasons.

8.4. Th" name of the countries with which special arrangementi taint for payment in rupees may be iicertalned from th* licenfing authorities concerned.

fl. Non-Scheduled export products

Case3 for grant of import licences against exports of products not already covered by any export promotion scheme will be con- sidered only in very special cases where genuine export possibilities "re proved to the satisfaction of the Registering/Licensing Autho- rities. Applicants desirous of obtaining import licences against the export of such products should first get their names registered with the Export Promotion authorities at Bombay, Madras, Cal-jutta, Goa, Ernakulam, Delhi or Kanpur. Along with the application, details of the products sought to be exported, the average f.o.b. value per unit quantity and the description, quantities and c.I.f. valueq of imported materials required for the manufacture of the unit quantity of export product should be given. If the Registering Authority is satisfied about the merits of the case for registration, the m?tter will be referred by it to the Ministry of Commerce for a final decision. A registration certificate will be issued to the applicant if it I3 finally decided to ,grant registration and the percentage relation between the value of import licence and the product exported will be as mentioned in the registration certificate. After the regis- tration certificate is issued, the applicant may apply for an import licence to the Import Trade Control Authorities. The other pi-o- visk/ns of the Scheme will be applicable, so far as may be, to the granting of import licences in such cases also.

10. Changes in the constitution of o -firm etc.

10.1. When there is a change in the ownership, constitution or name of any concern which has been registered under the Export Promotion Scheme, it shall be obligatory on the part of the person In authority in the concern as originally registered to intimate the fact of such change to the Registering and the Licensing Authorities within fifteen days of the change.

10.2. In the case of a firm originally registered under any Export Promotion Scheme and which undergoes a change in its constitution, the entitlements and/or obligations against the exports of the firm

[FART I—Stc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 475 APPENDIX 23—contd.

originally registered will be apportioned by the Licensing Authority In its discretion without discharging, however, the obligation of the Individual members of the firm originally registered.

11. Miscellaneous

11.1. Where materials licensable by other authorities (such as iron and steel items by the Iron and Steel Controller) are also re- quired in addition to imported materials licensable by the Import Trade Control Authorities, the latter will assess the quantity and value of such materials and recommend the issue of import licence* to the appropriate authority. The Licensing Authority will Issue licences for the balance of the import entitlement.

11.2. The licences granted under the Export Promotion Scheme will normally be valid for twelve months. In special circumstances the period of validity m"y, on application, be extended, for good reasons.

11.3. The Import and sale of materials permitted under the Export Promotion Scheme are subject to the provisions of the various statutory regulations e.g., Iron and Steel Control Order and Non- Ferrous Metals Control Order.

11.4. Though details regarding the import policy are announced by the Government every half year, the provisions of the Export Promotion Schemes mentioned in this Appendix will remain in lore* on a long term basis suDject to such modifications as may be mad* by Ihf GUVIM runs-iil I mm Lime to time.

A N H U U RI 1

Names and addresses of the Export Promotion Council*/Commodity

Boards concerned vrith Export Promotion Scheme*

Name of the Coundl and Addrew.

s.

Telegraphic

Addrm.

No,

1 Cashew Export Promotion Coundl, Worid Tnde Centre, PROMOTION Mmbttmm Gandhi Road, Ernakulam 6.

3 Chemicals and AMed Products Export Promotion Council, CAPEXIL 14/1-B, Ezra Street, and Floor, Calcutta-1,

TEXPROCIL

3 Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council, Engineering Centre, 5th Floor, 9, Mathew Road, Qiarni Road, Bombay 4.

Engineering Export Promotion Coundl, 14/1-B, Ezra Street

OCEANBORNB

4

3rd Floor, Calcutta-1.

Leather Export Promotion Coundl, Maibl* Hall, 3/38,

LBXPROCIL

5

Veepery High Road, Modr*>-3.

6 Marine Products Export Promotion Couadl, Worid Tradt MARINES Centre, Mahatma Gandhi Ratd, BrrmtaiLun 6.

9 G of I Ex—19

476 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—Sit, t] APPENDIX 23—contd.

Telesraphic addreti

Name of the Council and Addresi

SL

3

No. I

3

Flattk dt Linoleum Export Promotion Council, Patel Indui-

PLEXCOUNCIL

7

trial Cenirc, 68, Tardeo Road, Uoftibay-^.

SILKRAYON

Silk "nd Rayon Export Promotion Council, Reihim Bh"win,

•

78, Veet Nuimin Road, Bomba*-!

SPICEX

Spice* Export Promotion Council, World Tr"de CeotrCj

"

Mihatma Gandhi Road, Ernakulam-6.

PRINCTLHX

Sport* Goodi Export Promotion Council, tE/6, Jhandewala

10

Eiteiwkia, Smt Dtlhi.

Tobacco Export Promotion Council, 133, Mount Road,

PEXTOB

ti

MWnu-6.

Procwwd Food* Export Prorootkm Council, 119,

PROFOODCIL

13

Jorbagh, N*w D,Ud.

CIIHMEXCIL

13 Ba*ic Chemical, Phinnaceurictls ind So"p* Export Promo- tion Council. Jhaaai Cattle, (4th Floor), 7, Coopnse Road, Bontbay-i.

LEXPORT

Export ProrootiOB Coundl for Finished T^c"thef and Leather

M

Manufacturcf, 112/368A, Swarup Nagar, K*npHr.

GOSSAMER

Handloom Export Promotion Council, 133, Mount Road,

15

Madras-6.

Commodity Btardi ttt.

CRAFTIND

A ll I n d ia H a n d i c r a f ts B o a r d, S c i e n ce P a v i l i on E x h i b i t i on

16

G r o u a i ", M a ' h u ra R o a d, Ntn Dtlhi.

INDCOF

C o f lw B o a r d, P o tt B ox N o. 2, BintaLrrt-y. , ,

17

COIRBOARD

C o ii B o a r d, P o it B ox N o. 8 0, Erjiakulam . . ..

I"

TEEBORD

T ea B o a r d, 1 4, B n b o u r ne R o a d, Calcuttm-i. . ..

19

Tettfle Comrabsioncr, New C.G.O. Building Marine Llnei, TEXIND

ao

Bombay-!.

t |

ANNEXURE ii

P * "

r SdtUat Ptaturti of Sxport Promotion Schemes for othtr Products—Commonly kttotm ti Port ittrtti

I

—

Registering authority

Export Product*

Types of materials permitted tc

> I.T.C. Sche-

Remarks

S x c

.

be imported]

SL No,

dule Pt.

and S. No.

I ]

T H E

Extent

ofimport

entitle-

ment in

terms of

f.o.b.

Taloe of

die ex-

ported

prod act

2

I

6

3

A

7

5

G A Z E T T E

O F

Cane and rattan.

I

tV/53

73%

I

N D

I nire ud other trd- de* contxiaing o ne •ad ncua.

A Export Promotion Autho- ritiei at Bornbay'C"l- ciitta,' Madras.'CLA, New Delhi G o i / E n u- kul"m / K"npu rl J tm trra withia their retpectiTe juritdictiona.

Wilnnt kernel*

Do.

IV/160

Butter paper or parchment

2

3%

paper.

E X T R A O R D Do.

GnMande*

i. Art Silk Tim not le" than

I

IV/177

3

300 D.

V/l32(X3Jri)

• 40%

N A R Y

3. Asbejtot Mantle Yarn

rv/i6o j

3. Butter Paper .

I. Import of art Silk Yarn

upto 15% of the over all

entitlement will be allowed.

2. Import cf Aibtstw Mantle

Yarn wil1 be allowed to full

Impi>ri e •tillement of 40°^.

3. Butler p;.r" >^n be imported

upto 3% of f.o.b. exr-nrt

value within the overall ira-

r*w entiletrent of *o%

4 7 7

¹ 2

3

4

4 7 " 6

5

T H E

4. The licences for the items *n

coL 4 will be issued to man-

•ufcctirei exporters with A.U.

comJitioa.

Abnstra fraim and emery

not lea thtn 300 msh.

G A Z E T T E n/23

GliM paper

Glue piper

Potty powder (tin oxide)

ErpoctfPronjodonAutbo-

ritid at Bwnbay/Oil-

cotta/MtdTH'>Goa/CLA,

Nnr Ddhi/ErMknlani/

KlBpol/JutQJllQ wlthlB

thnr rcapcctiro

4 PoHabed'andTliiiib-

ed Monnmental

Stooet and G n-

nire Slab*; and

Limestone (Mar-

ble) cut and po-

hshed.

O F

Carbornoduzn powder (si-

I

licon carbide).

N D

I

A

Febbob.

Angokr ftee) grift and steel

tbeeta (pennitsible types'!

Took, implements and testing

apparatus (pennijaibfe

Da

E X T R A O R D

I

PttmUble Itenu of macbl-

007, tqujpnitnt and toolt

require J for the indastry.

5 Cnahed bone*, bone

gift, bone duct,

bone floor ftnd

boneMeaL

N A R Y

[

Out of the entitlement of 10%

of the f.o.b. va'ue of ex-

pom, an amount not ex-

ceeding 2i% of the £o.b.

value of exports can be uti-

Uted for importing sodium

hydrosulphire and chemicals

as may be approved by the

Dept. of Tech. Develop-

ment

P A H T

I

—

6 Timber prod/els :

40%

S E C

.

r. Penufaible type* of tim-

bert in log toon or re-

•eers"

(•) Commercial and

Te*'Cheat Plywood

and veiieen; all

a, Ures Formaldehyde Re-

For erporttn born* en

DOT frost.—CCA. 4B.

POT otkr trporun :—

Export Prcnxrtian Aa-

The whole of import entitle-

ment can be used for the im-

port of spare parts of machi-

nery and machiney required

l )

'

t

iia AdhesiVE.

3. Phcaol Fonruldchyde Re-

by tne exporter and alippToY-

ed by.theDGTD.

sin Adhesive.

^ A B T

J

—

ticritiea at Bombs;/

Calcutta/Madras.'Goa,'

CLA, New Delhi/

Emakulam/ Kanpur /

Jammu within their

respective Jurisdictiona

4. Melamine Hardener.

5. PhenoL

6. Urea TechnkaL

S

i categories and types of &bre Boards (Ha- rd Board* mod Ia- talatioa Boards) and panicle Boards (Chip Board and other Boards).

c

.

1

]

7. Melamine Decorative pa-

per, underlay and overlay

paper (5%).

8. Fusible paper tapes for

taping veneers (1%).

T H E

9. Peeling knives.

10. Slicer knives.

11. Clipper knives.

12. Chipper knives.

G A Z E T T E

13. MHinrrnancr spare p"rt"

permiBsibk under the exis-

ting Import Policy.

O F

14. Carbide Tipped drcutar

U

f

saws.

D

l

A (b) Safety Maicbes §

30%

1. Red Phosphorous .

2. Sulphur

3. Antimony Sulphide

35A'

a(bJ/V

Export Promotion Autho-

rities at Bombay/Cal-

cutta/Madras /Gos /

C L A j N e w D d h i / E m i-

fcniTn/ Kinpur/J amrcu

within their respective

jurisdictions.

E X T E A O R D

I

1. Wood slats for pencils

Do.

(c) PendU

75%

1. Graphite*

MTV

laa/IV

N A R Y

3. Plastic d ay

4. Stamping Fofla

5. Fexrulet

4 <

j

"

4 " 0 I

<

a

4

7 3

s

(d.. Cork Praducii

Do.

7J%

I. Gelatine (edible)

2. Cork VCnnJ and or Gruiu-

IHIL'J eurfcwjod.

T H E

Burmi TemR

.

Da.

42/V

50% No idvance licence for import of Burma Teak will be allowed.

(*) Pa*}u" Flooring

tilci made Irocn

Bui ma Teak;

Letd dipt for Pencil*

Da.

7

75%

122 TV

97/IV

Q A Z B T T E

O F

I. Graphite lunipt* .

a. China Clav

3. Pigmems and dyei for penci

4. Binders for pencil ilips

j. Mfihyl Cellulose and in

I

salts.

N D

I

6. Mutton tallow.

7. Timniuin Dioxide (Rutile)

A

'Licence* for import of graph] te

(excluding commercial giad*

nanirsJ graphite) will be

issued on production of certJ-

ficare from the Department of

Atomic Energy. I t am

mentioned at S. No*. 5, 6, tt 7

in column 4 would be allow-

ed import within the

overall import enutlemenl

of 75% to the extent these are

actually used in the manufac-

ture ot the export product in

consultation vmh D G T D.

E X T R A O R D

(D Ckipra'palm oil. Mutton

Nu

I

Tallow

Cn) Ch^micai*, E"t"ttial Oik,

Aladiinery, etc.

N A R Y

[

P A R T

I (a) Vvmjmti Hydra- fenaied oib (in- doding Crude har- dened oil) and Re- fined vegetable oik (including nlad oib • M. Refined groun- dnat od, refined oottonaeed ofl. re- ined aafltower oil iftd refined noe brtn

—

S K

.

Out of the import entitlement

of 80% the exporter* have

the option to utili"e upto 20%

of the f.o.b. value of export*

for Chemicals, Etsemial Oik,

Machinery, Equipment and

iparcs for iepl"ccmenti or for

mtxlcTTiijatioa as may be cer-

tified by the D G T D. Expor-

ter* may aUo import CauirJc

Soda upto J'5% of the t o . b.

valu? of export! out of tbb

in -{. i-nritL-rrv-nt fn. f+rTIKlbj

tftcnual oiit, mtftiirrry, me

1 J

[

P A S T

I

—

S E C

.

(f) Copn'ptlm oil, Munon Talknr

(ii) Chemiadi, Essential Oih,

1

] (b) Raw GTOundnat aQ, Raw Coaon- weed cS and Raw Rice Bran Oi I.

T H E G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

Exporter? niay ibo- intpon

mutton taDovr npto a i\ of

the to.b. TIKK of espom n

may be certified br: i e DGTD

within the oTcnil emitlenicnt.

70% Out cf the import enrirlcmeot

of 70%, exporter! will hare

the option (0 utilite up 0 10%

of the f.o.b. viluc of erporti

for import of chemical*, e"en-

Ual o^s, raachinerj, cqaipment

sparer for replacement 01

modemjiarion ai may be certi-

fied by the DGTD. Exportert

may also be permitted to

import Caustic Soda apto

1% of the f.o.b. Tslue of ex-

pott*, out of thii 10% im-

poa entitlement. Exporten

may also import mutton tallcnr

upfonno of the f.o.b. ralue

of exports ai may be certified

by the DGTD within the

over all entitlement-

I

A

13% "1 Ou* of the i<% and 20% entitle-

Copra^TPalm Oil

Nl

M (") R"w Cwtor Oil

arm B.S.S. C**tot Ofl.

Copra/Palm Oil

Nl

(a) Refined Cantor OU

"nd Hyderofoii"t"d

Cutor OU. ", .,

E X T R A O R D

I

( ment at the case may be, the

f erporrers wiJJ be permitted to

30% J import Caustic Soda upto

1% of the f.o.b. value of

expoiti. Exporter* may abo

impcrt cheraicab and/or ma-

chinery "Pto 10% of the f.ab.

Talue of eiports as may be

certified by the DGTD.

N A R Y

Copra/Palm Oil/Tung Ofl

NE.

{d) (i) Linsewl OiL

"o%T Out of these 60% and 70%

V entitlements, exporters will be

70% J permir-ed to import upto 25% ,

Copra/Palm Oil/Tunf Oil

Nfl

(B) EKwMe Boilad

of P*im raw nmtiial*, pigt-

Liiv"dOiV

# 1

I a

3

Triple BoEed Linseed oil/Pro- cessed Linseed oiL

(e) (i) De-oikd cakes

MiL

including de-oikd rice bran.

(a) Compound Ani-

mal Feeding Stuff.

4 8 2

7

4

5 6

T H E

G A Z E T T E ments and chemicals, e tc as certified by DGTD. Also out of the overall entitlement the exporters would be per- mitted to import upto i% of Caustic Soda of their flo.b. value of exports. Exporters may also import chemicals and/or machinery upto io% of the f.o.b. value of export* as mav be certified b? the

DGTD.

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I Out of this 3% import entitle- ment the exporters will have the option to utilise not exceed- ing i% for import of activated earth and chemicals as may be approved by the D . G . T D. Exporters will also have the option to utilise out of this import entitlement of 3 % upt02% of thef.o.b. value of exports for import of Caustic Soda.

Spire parts, componerts. machinery, equipment and tools required for the solvent extraction plants or associate industries, riz. firry acid a, fatty alcohols, soap, detergents, cosmetics and toiletries, oH refining miscolla refining plants, oil milling, cottonseed crushing units and compo- unded animal feed manu- facturing plants, as may be ippioveA. by D.G.TX>.

(aO De-oiled extrac-

tion of groundnut cake*.

N A R Y

[

i% (

P A R T

I

—

S

I

C

.

i)The entitlement of 1 % , mentioned in column 6 can also be utilised for import of (i) activated earth and chemicals as may be approved by the DGTD., (ii), Caustic Soda and (iii) TinPliie,

1

]

{

P A B T

I

—

S B C

.

1

]

(ri) Erporteij desiring to im*

port Tin Plate within the

overall entitlement upto 1%

should submit their appli-

cations in duplicate indicating

the quantity and value of

Tin-plate.

Copra and /or Palm Oil

10%

NiL

;f)De-oaed

T H E Linseed Cake

Copra and or/Palm Oil

(*) Coprm Oil 'Cake I NIL

75%

G A Z E T T E

O F

I (produced [either through rouiy or other expel- kra), and de-oiled Copra Cake.

N D

I

A

Copra/Palm Oil

(A) Decorticated Cotton- leed Cake/Extrac-;

Et"nr,J

One tonne of Copra/

Palm Oil against ex-

port of 3.5 tonne* of

Cake/ Extractions.

Applications should be submit-

ted through the All India

Cotton-seed Crusher*' Asso-

ciation, Bombay to Jt. CCI &E,

Bombay.

E X T R A O R D

I

Materials required for ship

Ship Repairing

9

N A R Y E J. Authorities at Cal/ Bom/Madras/Goa/Er-

ai per Hat below :

30% of therahieof re-

pain inrhtdmg the

cost of materials/

Componrnti/pgrta,

The Scheme will cover repairs,

etc only to vessels under

noa-Indian flaft, railing n

Indian ports for repair*, and w ill „

i. Steel piping of 6* bore

rwWilTn within their respective Jurisdictions

4 8 *

4 8 4

t ¹ 3

5 "

7

4

and above.

T H E

2. Copper pipe* over 3* dia-

bt coflnptition n tb

D.G. Shipping.

be allowed onhr to regiutred

workihop"/yarda.

meter.

(2) Liceocet will be iftaed with

'A.U.' CondJtiont.

G A Z E T T E

(3) Application* (hould be rob-

mitred ia duplicate. Appli-

O F

I

3. Boaei tub^s,

4. Refractory material*.

5. White roetaL

6. Gun metal,

7. Packing and jointing

N D

material*.

I

A

8. Sparrs for marine engine*

cant! thould indicate the TthK

of the controlled item* of Iron

& Steel and/or thote coveted

bv Noa-ferout Metah Conttol

Order that they would like

to import within oTerafl im-

port entitlement.

of foreign maks.

9. Armouredeable*.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

10, S'lp-rr etuaiel copperwire.

11. Relays,

13. Resistance*.

13. Auttmatic Switdhet.

14. Special Sceel.

pgid for ic ftneigo

exchange 01 Imlian

rupees obtained from

exchange of foreign

currency. However,

while computing the

vtlue of licence to

be iwued to regiicer-

ed wodahopti'j"rdi

ci-f. value of luppliet

of imported ftortt

inwn from catEomi

Bond* mcimined

mvler the atnn^e-

mena with the Mia.

of Trtntport wiB be

deducted from the

total import endtle-

meot.

[

15. B mi tnd Cupio NkUe

P A H T

I

Condeiuor Tube*.

—

S " b

.

16. Brwta Tlrqrnd Ban Extru-

ded Qmlily.

[

17. Nickle Chrome Ban.

P A M

18. Pho"r>hore Bronze Ban

I -

tnd Sheet*.

S K

.

19. Aluminium Shetts(NS-5/

NS-6).

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]

20. Stiinlett iteel iheets.

21. Aluminium Rivet* (NR.

T H E

5.NR-6.)

22. Zinc and Copper Ingots.

33. Tin Block*.

G A Z E T T E

14. Tool and ADoy StecL

O F

35. Monel MetBlu

I

26. Lignum Vitae.

N D

I

A

27, JofBrey'i Black' Marine

Glue,

2S. Arildito "nd Hardener.

29. Orogon Pine, CDoogia*

E X T R A O R D

I

Fir).

N A R Y

30. Any other materia] certi-

fird hy tiic Director Gene-

ral of Shipping to be euen-

tial for itup tt^m vrork.

l

i

, • • — . 1

e

t

4

8 6

6

7 2

1

5

4

3

Real or c lltared pearls unset.

Export Promotion Autho-

10

TV/254

T H E Drilled Bleachedf Unbleached/Proces- sed/Unprocessed or Polished Pearls (real or cultured).

rities at Bombay/Cal- cutta/M adras / Goa / C LA New Delhi/Emakulam/ Kanpur/Jammu within their respective juris-

dictions.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

Within the overall import en- titlement specified in col 6— (0 Upto 20% of the £o.b. value of exports may be utilised for import of precious or semi-precious stones, unset and uncat, falling un- der Part IV/253 or/and dia- monds uncut and unset falling under Part V/61. (it) Upto 10% of the £o.b value of exports may be uti- lised for import of machinery, equipment, testing apparatus, tools and implements as re- quired for the industry and as permissible to Actual Users and Established Importers but the import of microscopes and accessories, Microscope slides and cover glasses should not exceed 5% of tfae said 0% entitlement.

E X T R A O R D

I

(tit) Upto 5%off.o.b. value of export may be utilised for import of permissible type of chemicals, abrasives.

N A R Y

8 0%

[

V/6i.

Diamonds uncut and unset..

11 Cut or Poliihed dia-

monds.

P A H S

I

—

•Within the overall import entitfe- ment specified in col. 6.— (1) Upto 20% of the f.o.b. value of export, may be utilised for import of precious or semi- precious stones unset and uncut falling under Part Export Promotion Autho- rities at Bombay/Cal- cutta/Madras 'Goa/CLA, New Dethi/Emaku- lam / Kanpur/J ammu within their respective jurisdictions.

a r e

.

IV/253

(it) Upto 15% of the LoJ>. 1 1

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T H E

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

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vahue of export may be utilised for import of permissible types of chemicals, abrasives, ihodium solution, platinum and palladium in the form of ingots, wires, plates ' or solders ; Industnal-dit- 1 monds and Diamond Powder. Within this 15% entitlement. Impart of permissible varieties ' of paper for purposes of pac- king may be permitted up- 1 to 5% of the f.o.b. value of exports. 1 (in) Upto io% of the ' f.o.b. value of exports may j be utilised for import of ma- chinery, equipment, testing apparatus, tools, and imple- ments as required for tbe industry and as permissible to Actual Users and Established Importers, but the import of microscopes and accessories, microscope slides and cover glasses should not exceed 5% of the said 10% entitlement. Within the overall entitlement De. Precfem or Semi-precious ito- • IV/253 8 0%

specified in col. 6—

•es, oiuet and uncut.

13 Cat or polished Pre-

cious stones or Se-

mi-precknu stones.

(0 Upto 20% of the f.o.b. value of export may be utili- sed for import of diamond uncut an 1 unset falling under

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

Pan V61 J (u) Upto 15% of the f.o.b. value of exports may be utilised for import of permissible types ol chemicals, abrasives, rhodium solution, platinum •nd pall*dium in the form of* ingoii, wires, pUtet 0* •olden;

4 8 7

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2

3

4

8

f c 6

7

5

4

T H E G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I

A

Industrial Diamond* ar*i Dia-

mond powdif With ibi"

15% entitlement, impon of

permissible Tancue* of paper

lot purpose! of pnrfcirig ma;

be pcnnilted upto 5% of

the f.o.b. value of exports j

(tit") Upto 10% of tLc £.o.b.

value of export* may be uuh-

"ed for import of madunery

equipment, tciting apparatus,

tool* ood tmpkmenu required

for the mdmtry aod as pcr-

maiible to the Aauai Usert

and Hsiablishcd Importers,

but the import of mkrotcope*,

and accrsaones, micrcMcope

tbdet and COTCT glawc*

should aot exceed 5% ot the

tsi^ Tn% rnTitlcrnrnTi

Within the arenll import 'en-

Da *3

80%

E X T R A O R D

titlement specified in coL 6—

I V/6i IV, 253 IV/aj4

Diamonds qrvgt and unset >

precious or temi-precious

•coao uncut and uotet ;

Tctlorculnirtdpcails uoaet.

N A R Y

[ Jewellery crmlirning IUYCI, platinum or palladium, and nodded with dia- nyp^Hj precious or •emi-pteooua itoaes, teal or cultured pearls en synthetic •tones, but notcon-

The import of anyone of

the three hems viz., Pearb,

Preootu ironet and Di*-

mondi t&ould aot exceed

331 % of the toial import

^"titWnr^i 4

F A S T

I

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S

i

c

&") Upto 15% of t a b. T"h"e of

export may be utilised for

impon of palladium /plati-

num, vrires, ingoci, shtxu and

•olden and chemicals arid

rarai&bes (permissible types);

(tfi Upto 10% a£ Lo.b. value

of expon may be utilised ioc

impon of smal] took, equip-

ment, spare parts, testing and

control apparatus sod inttra-

.

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T H E

G A Z E T T E

balancing or better finWhinj

required for the production

of handicrafts, and a* per-

Tniwible to Actual Uteri tod

Established Importer*, bat

the import of microscopes

and accessories, Microscope

slides and cover glasses should

Dot exceed 5% of the said

10% entitlement (m) Upto

1% of the f,o.b. Talue of 1

export may be urUucd for I

import of samples, illustra-

ted catalogues, pictures,

albums and mailing lists

anJ (re>) Upto 2{% of t a b.

vslue of eiporti may be

utilised for the import of Art

Paper, Art cards and photo-

graphic films for manufa-

ctures of albums, catalogues

and price lists.

O F

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N D

I

A Within the overall entitlement

Rough synthetic stones (other

IV/335 25%

14 Cut or polished syn-

specified in coL 6—

than white and red).

thetic nones.

(0 Upto 2 |% of the f.o.b.

Export Promotion Autho-

rities at Bombay Cal-

c u w M a d m ' G o a ' C L A,

New Delhi/Emakulam

Kanpur/Jsmmu within

their respective

jurisdktior*.

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

Talue of export may be utili-

sed for import of rho-

dium solution and platinum

solders (tO Up to 10% of

the f.o.b. raJue 01 exports

may be utilised for import of

machinery equipment, test-

ing apparatus, tools and

implements required for

the industry and as permit'

sible to Actual Users and

Established Importers, but

the import of micros copes

4 8 9

4 $ 0

•

2

I

6

3

4

5

and accessories, Microscope elides and cover glasses should not exceed 5 % of the said 10% emitkment.

Imitation Jewellery

Glut brads and false pearls.

\

IV/252 V

15

33i%

Rough lyalhetig stone* (cither

IV/339

than white and red). ^

T H E G A Z E T T E Export Promotion Autho- rities at Calcutu/Bom- fcmy/Madras/Go^CLA, New Delhi; Ernakulami Kanpur/Jammu within their respective jurisdictions.

O F

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

Pithin the overall import entitle-

ment specified in coL 6—

(i) Upto 5% of the f.o.b.

value of exports may be uti-

lised for import of permis-

sibe types of fittings, che-

micals and abrasives and (ii)

Upto 10% of the f.o.b. value

may be utilised for import of

machinery;, equipment, test-

ing apparatus, tools and im-

plements, required for the

industry and as permissible to

Actual Users and Established

Importers, but the import of

microscopes and accessories^

Miscroscope slides and cover

glasses should not exceed 5%

of the said 10% entitle-

ment

Do.

I*

N A R Y

[ Fireworks like spark- l e r t] cracker* iquib*, P⁸**¹ ggp, or"morces-

P A H

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V/II4 " V/22-31 V/4 V/22-31 H/I7(B) V/ii-31 IV/r6o rV/159 IV/157-158

S E C

.

Pyro-Ahnninhim powder

Banuni Nitiate

Potato Dextrine

Red Phosphorous

tAMgacniam powder

Stzcotiuiii f^ntratc

Coiourcd Satphhe paper

Veflow Tern PoKcr Pipei

O w me Art/Reti Art Paper

Srnw Piper ^below 90 gram-

qjet tu IP"*QCC)

Import of white tissue paper,

coloured tissue paper, grease

proof paper, butter paper tnd

kraft paper (below 39 grammes)

will be allowed only upto 10%

of the face value of the licence

for each of the variety of such

paper. Zinc metal imported

against thin entitlement should

be utilised for getting sheet*

made by indigenous mmufac-

ivyifo

                                                  Metal  paper                                             tmer*  andthl*  will be  itibject [
                                                                                                                                          P
                                                  Aluminium  Foils                                         to  th*  provisions  of  the  Non- A
                                                  White  Tissue  Paper                                     Ferrous  Metals  Control Order. R
9
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                                                  Coloured  Tissue  Paper
G                                                 Grease  Proof/Butter  paper                                                             I
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f                                                 Crape  Ppoer
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x                                                 Kraft  paper  (below  39  gram-                                                         .
—                                                   mes)                                                                                  X
2                                                                                                                                         ]
0

II/9/CG)

T H B

1 II/9

17

G A Z E T T E

O P

I

N D

I Do.

A

18 K X T R A O R D H C A X V

4 9 1

4 9 2 t a

4

7 3

5 6

materials (Permissible items.)

E, Eroakulam respec- tively:

T H E

J.CC.I.&E. (CLA^New

Do.

Delhi.

(n) News films, short Sims, T.V. film, and documentaries (Btacfc and White)

40% of the f.o.b. value of exports.

G A Z E T T E

O F

I

coL 6, im amount upto j \% of the f.o.b. export earnings may be urUiied for the im- port of Photographic ne- gatives and printing paper excluding X-r^y films pro- cessing chemicals 2nd make-up materials, provided that the import of make-up materials shall not exceed 1% ofthe f.o.b. value of exports and import of Photographic printing paper (black and white) shall be restricted to 5°b of the f.o.b. export value.

(m) Cinematogra-

N D

I

A phic films exposed (coloured)

•75% of the f.o.b. export value.

E X T R A O R D

(ui) Within the overall import entitlement mentioned in column 6, the import of cinematographic films, ex- posed will be allov.-ed upto 10% subject to the condi- tion that the films will be imported on outright pur- chase basis and not on rentals.

I Export Promotion Autho- rities at Bom bay/Cal- cutta/ Madras (The jurisdiction of Bombay and Madras will also inchitie the area* under the jurisdiction of JCCI&E, CLA, New Delhi/DCCI&E, Kanpnr and DCCI&E, Ema- kulam respectively).

Cinematographic films ex- posed, Cinematographic fihni not exposed (coloured). Per- missible type* of studio equipment and parts thereof. Studio bulbs, photographic negatives and printing paper excluding X-Rsy films3 Pro- cessing Chemicals (Permis- lible items). Make ap-mate- rialt (Permissible terns).

N A R Y

(w) News film, Short JCCI&E (CLA), New Delhi

ta%

Do.

[ filmjjTV filmi and documentariet (coloured).

P A H T

of the f.o.b. export Ttlue

I

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Import h'cences will normally be issued on the basis of the past exports and foreign ex- change realised in respect thereof. Advance licence could slso be issued in JLC- cordince with the principle ( laid down in Public Notice No. 7i/6l, dated 1-7-63.

S E C

.

1

] *The percentages of import entitlement* u ihoirn under column 6 tjminjt item* No". i&(f) i8(m) were 40 "nd So reip-ctively. These entitle- ments have been reduced to 37^% tnd 75% rctpectively "nd the taring as a result of reduction in the import entitlements by 2^% and 5% respectively will be kept in reserve f"r lioeauns of itadio eqiupmenti and p*rti tnd procewinj rhnmjr-a1" to film ttudio and processing laboratories.

{ F A H T

I

NJB. I Make trp mflteriafe tod . Cinematographic films ex- po"ed will not be allowed import against export of News- films, Short films, T.V. films and documentaries.

—

S E C

(i) Perfumery Cornpoundi (Per-

2 5%

.

IV/132

missible categories only).

Aprrbathies and Chandan Dhnp.

1

]

IV/127-129

(I"I) Natural Essentitl oils (Per- missible categories only),

IV/i32(a) V/22-31

(1) Perfumery compounds will be Hllowed only upto one- fotuth of the face value of the Licence; and imports of per- fumery compounds will be allowed only in packs not below 1 kg.

T H E

(m) Resinoids (") Aromatic Chemicals (Per- missible categories only).

Export Promotion Autho- rities ti Bombayyod- cunm/Midna/Goa/CLA New Delhi/Em Jmlun/ Kanpur/Jammu within their respective juritdfc- tions.

(0) Gum Benzoin (vt) Agarwood (Kiyu Boy"

IV/4QCay-0 V/42O)

tr).

(u) Gtassine paper will be allow- ed only upto 10% of the face value of the licence.

V/31 (6) i32(b)/rV)

G A Z E T T E

wood or iloo-wood or m"dagi (pit) CunJc fiih wingB (NaJfchla; (via) Gam Srynn (ijc) Patcrjoulie"v" Cx; White bark (Kmneri pet") ("") Gbmineptper (please see 160/IV

O F

remark*).

I

Cw") Butter Piper (White and

ocdoured).

(in) Import of sny other items, including packing p*per, which the Ministry uf Com- merce may approve, may also be allowed wthin the overall import entitlement.

N D

I

A

(tt>) Butter paper (white and coloured) may be allowed im- port upio 3% cf f.o.b. value of exports with A.U. condition- within the overall entidement,

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

(f) Import of Musk Ambrette and Musk Xylol be illowed agaicst export of Agarbathies upto the extent of 1% (One percent of the £o.b. export value within the orerill entitle- ment of 25%

30 MTaHets :

Export Promotion Aatbo-

(t) Import of gum arabic wiU be tllcrwcd upto 5% "i the Lo.b.

I-B/IU

T-B/III

(0 Blue Black

(1) Methyleo* Blu" McthTlrwttt.

ritiei " Bombw/

4 9 3

4 9 4 3

I

3

4

5 .6

7

export vatte within the overall

(n) Methyl violet

entitlement.

I-Bjin (n) 50%

(g) Violet

T H E Calcutta/Madiai/Goa/CLA New Delhi fEmakulamf Knipuifjimmu within their retpectrrej jtadiajotu

(M) Ink Blue

(m) Btne

I-B/m (w)4"%

(w) Mitirhite Green, Diamond

tjfc) Greta

I-B/m (w)33%

Grtcn.

(a) Import of potato mrch

("Urch &rina) will abo be

allowed Tipto 5% of the to.b.

export valne within the overall

entfttnTKnt.

G A Z E T T E O F

I

(v) Nifraeine.

(o) Black

W 35 %

N D

I

Coco* Beans

Do.

21 Breakout cocoa

A

Twice the import

content subject to "

maximum of 75%

of Lo.b. value of

expoiti.

Tea and Coffee

Nn

1%

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

Machinerr, eqntpmerrt, tooh,

•ppintui, appliancei and

ingtrumctia required for

the operation, maintenance

•nd eipiniioa of their gM-

dcni tnd field* and prota-

ting planu.

CO The entitre amocnt of 1%

of the f.o.b. valoe of export

will be pUced at the di"-

pcwal of Tea Boaid and the

Coffee Board who would make

the final allocation* amongst

the planter*.

[

P A H T

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S E C

.

(tf) Applicationi from planter* of

Tea and Coffee at actual u"er*

for import of iptre para and

machinery equipment tooh

apparatus and appliance* and

inetrumenti for cLf. Tahie of

less than Rs. zofiooj' willako

be entertained.

1 1

Brittle.

•f- (0 HydrOsulphlte of Soda 1 ("•) Coal-tar dyes (Permissible

* F A

LJpto a}% of the Lab.

Tahie of export*.

type3).

* T

r,'Ciii) Para Dichloro Betuene.

I

(iv) Vegetable Perchmcnt Pape:

—

Export Promotion Anthoi ties at Bom bay/Calcutta/ Madraj.'Goa/'CLA/ New Delhi,' E rnakulam,' Kanp u Jammu within their respective jurisdictions (t) Gold Rolled maps

Out of the total Import effiftW-

ment of 3*% U% will be uwd

for import of Arm teal t and

the other i j% for the import

of pyjring material* men-

tioned in coL 4.

S

i

c

.

Do.

Pyrogallic acid and Benzyl Al- Upto i j% of the

*4 Dressed Horse and Cow Tail Hair.

cohol.

f.o.b. value of exports.

1

]

Shellac and Seed lac Do.

Stick lac& Seed Lac

IV/50O") 40%

as

26 Boot polish

Do.

1 0%

T H E

1. Carnauba wai \ 2. Synthetic Waxes. f

Preserved zoological

Do.

27

3%

len

Preserved roologica! and bo- tanical specimen of foreign origin

G A Z E T T E and botanical ipecin jrV!fiT{1ing prepared slides for research and educational purposes.

O F

38

I

5%

(Five per cen t)

N D

Permissible categories of— fO Natural Essential Oils, and (I'O Arometic Chenncala.

I

A Export Promotion Antho- rities at Bombay/Cal- cutta/Madrus 'Goa CLA, Nev* Delhi ,'truakirlarn Kanpur/Jammu within their reipective jurisdic- tiona.

1. Davana OiL 2. Vetiver OiL 3. Calamus OiL 4. Cekry Seed Oil 5. Coitus OiL 6. Cumin seed OU. 7. DUseed OiL 8. Kasturi ManJalOil

Cixaicttej

20% CO

E X T R A O R D

I

[a) Raw materials, used in the manufacnure of cigarettes and

Import licences will be^franted nn ih^ p-f-nmm^nHgfinno nf f^ DGTD.

N A R Y

(b) Components, consumable stores, tools or machinery parts for replacement pur- poses, not involving expan- sion or a fresh installation requiring a permission or * licence under the Industriei

(ii) The term ' his own factory or factories ' mentioned in co- lumn 4 shall refer to manu- facturing units owned by the same legal entity, whether tuch units are located at the , same place or differentt place.

4 9 5

4 9 6

7 I ³ 3 4 ' 5

T H E

Dertlopment uid Regula- tion) Act 1951, which are required by the manufac- tuer for use in his own fac- tory or factories producing similar or allied products.

Tbe manuftctnring units owned by different legal entitiet shall not be covered by thi" pro- vision even though the two legal entities mght have been constituted or managed by the same persons.

G A Z E T T E

(The question whether any two or more factories of the manufacturer are producing limilmr or allied products will be determined by the DGTDO

O F

I

N D

I

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E X T R A O R D

I

N A B Y

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[PAHT I—BBC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 497

ATTNEXURE III

Form of application for Registration under Export Promotion

Scheme.

Dear Sirs,

SUBJECT: Registration under the Export Promotion Scheme for..

Kindly register us under the above Scheme as Manufacturer (here exporters/Merchant exporters of mention the major products covered by the Scheme, exported by you).

1. (a) Name and address (with telegraphic address and telephone No.) of Registered OHice, Head Office and Branches.

(b) Whether proprietory/Partnership concern or Private/, Public Limited Company or Co-operative Marketing Society, etc. (Names of proprietors /Partners /Directors/; Managing Directors should be furnished with their permanent addresses).

(c) Names of the associate firms for whom the applitaati act as agents in export business.

(d) Name and address of the applicant's banker, (e) Income-tax Verification Number and date.

2. (i) Date of establishment oi business/factory in I"dia.

(ii) Date of commencement of export business. (iii) Capital employed.

3. Whether licensed/registered under the Industries (Develop- ment and Regulation) Act? If so, number and date of licence/registration certificate.

4. Whether products manufactured are on approved (DGS&D} rate/running contract, I.S.I, certification marked G.T.H. Alipore tested or otherwise quality controlled (specify the scheme of Quality Control applicable).

5. Whether enlisted with D.G.T.D./State Director of Indus-

tries/Development Commissioner, S.S.I.?

6. (a) Details of past exports during the last three years, If any. (Products for which registration is sought and other products not covered by the Scheme should be indicat- ed):—

Unit

Y"ar Description Quantity f.o.b.

Tilue

Taluc

Major oountriet

in which exported

(In case where there is no export, statement or internal sales turnover for the last three years of the items desired to be •Kpwtod, duly attested by the auditors, should bo submitted).

498 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [ P ut I—^K. 1]

* 6. (b) Details of commitment of future export for the BUcceed- lng three years:—

Quantity Value

Year Description of foods

to be exported

7. If new to export field, state details of any overseas markat surveys conducted or of export promotional efforts made.

8. Have any complaints been received in respect of quality/ delivery/after sales-servicing of goods exported in the past, and if 30, how were they disposed of?

9. If merchant exporter, please indicate what arrangement* have been made with manufacturer/manufacturers whose products to be exported.

10. Export commodities in respect of which recognition is

sought.

11. Whether the -firm i# already registered exporter for some other commodity? If so, give recognition number and details thereof.

12. (a) Whether a member of any recognized Trade body, if DO,

give particulars.

(b) Whether the firm is registered under the Factories Act? If so, registration No. and date.

(c) Whether he holds a Corporation or Municipal licence from his factory premises for the current year? If so, materials granted to us under the scheme for the purpose authority.

13. A certificate from the applicant's bankers certifying the financial position.

14. Whether the applicant would choose to claim import en- titlement on monthly, quarterly, six monthly or yearly basis or claim the entitlement immediately after effecting the exports?

We hereby solemnly declare the above stated informations to be •true and correct and undertake without any reservation to—

(i) abide by the terms of the Registration certificates granted to us on all our exports.

(ii) use the import licences and quotas/permits of indigenous materials granted to us under the scheme for the purpose for which they are issued and under the terms and condi- tions under which they are issued,

(iii) agre" to abide by any Code or conduct that may be pres- cribed by

We further understand that our registration is liable to be can- ••lUd In the event of breach of any of the undertaMngB mentioned

CPABT I—Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 499

*

above or for ceasing to fulfil the conditions for registration of the positions of the Export Promotion Scheme.

Yours faithfully, Name in Block Letters Designation Residential Addreai.

ANNEXURB IV

Specimen Bond Form

KNOWN ALL MEN by these presents that we (1)

of

i

If the imp°rter/*urety the sole proprietor of the tmsinc"" after giving hi" name and addres*, it may be added "his heir", executors and adminiitraton".

It the importer/surety is a firm of partner- ship, it may be added "partners for the time being of the said firm and the iurvivora of firm and their rcspcci- ive heir", executors and administratori".

(hereinafter referred • lo as "the importers") which expression shall include his/their successors and assigns and (2) ! of (hereinafter referred to as "the smety") which expression shall unless excluded by or repugnant to the context, include its successors and assigns are jointly and severally held and finnly bound unto the President of India (herein- after called "the Government") in the sum of Rs. to be paid to the said Government or its successors and assigns for which payment we bind ourselves and each of us and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns (strike out the words which are not applicable) jointly and severally by these presents dated this

date of

I, the importer/surety it a Limited Company, it may be added "its •uccet∨ and assigns".

WHEREAS the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (hereinafter referred to as the Joint Chief Con- troller) which expression shall include the person for the time being performing the duties of the said Joint Chief Controller has permitted the importation and clearance of the goods specified in the Schedule hereunder written (hereinafter referred to as "the imported goods") against Licence No. dated at the port of (of certain termi and conditions.

AND WHEREAS one of the terms provides that the importen will execute a bond along with one sufficient surety in the manner hereinabove written with such conditions as are hereunder.

NOW THE CONDITION OF THE ABOVE WRITTEN BOND IS SUCH that firstly, if the said importers shall within six months cr such further time as may be granted by the said Joint Chief Con- troller export, of Ihfl value equal to the ci.f. value of the imported goods to foreign countriefi excluding Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutan.

5OO THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S I C. l]

Secondly, if the said importers and/or their surety shall procure and deliver or cause to be procured and deliver to the Joint Chiei Controller within one month from the date of expiry of the aforesaid period evidence to prove that the said of the value equal to per cent, of the c.i.f. value of the imported goods have been exported as aforesaid and also evidence such as Bills of Lading, invoices, Bank certificates etc., showing that the rupee equivalent of the foreign exchange received in payment of the f.o.b. value of the goods so exported is not less than per cent, of the c.i.f. value of the imported goods against the aforesaid licences, then the above written bond shall be void and of no effect. Otherwise, the bond will be and remain in full force and virtue. AND IT IS HEREBY DECLARED THAT—

(a) The above written bond shall remain in full force and effect for a period years from the date of importation of the said imported goods.

(b) Any forbearance act or omission on the part of the Govern- ment in enforcing t he conditions of the aforesaid bond against the importers or any time being granted or any indulgence by the Government to the importers in connec- tion therewith shall not discharge the surety.

(c) That this bond is entered into under the orders of the Central Government for the performance of an Act in which the public are interested.

(d) That the payment of the amount of the bond will not affect the liability of the importers to any other action (including refusal of further licences) that may be taken under the Import Trade Control Regulations.

The stamp duty On thi3 bond has been agreed to be paid by the

Government.

Schedule of the imported goods referred to above.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have duly executed these presents the day and the year first above presence of.

Signed, sealed and delivered by the •within named Importers. In the presence of

1. 2.

(Witness should also give their occupation and address.)

Signed, sealed and delivered by the within named Surety. In the presence of

1. 1

(Witness should also give their occupation and address.)

For and on behalf of the President of India.

P. SABANAYAGAM,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

[PAR* I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY 5 0I

APPENDIX 24

Deleted.

-yea THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY * [PAHT I—Stt, 1}

APPENDIX 20

[Section II—Part B—S. No. 275(b)/IV]

Gang* tools.—List of items the import of which will be allowed against licences for S. No. 275 (b)/TV irrespective of their dassiflca- #011 during April 1966—March 1967.

1. Air regulators including measuring gauges and testing equip- ment for alternators.

J. Air blow guns.

3. Armature testers, or growler.

4. Axle alignment tester or gauge.

4-A. Axle housing speeder also rear axle housing checking alignment equipment and Front axle straightening and aligning tools.

6. Battery terminal lifters.

6. Brake adjusting tools including—

(a) Brake bonding and debonding equipments. (b) Adhesive required for brake bonding. (c) Hydrovac and Air brake testing equipment. (d) Tools for servicing hydrovac airbrakes and disc brakes.

6-A. Break drum lathe.

7. Brakelining, drilling, grinding, countersinking and riveting equipment.

8. Brake shoe centraliser including brake drum micrometen and brake pressure bleeders.

9. Brake Bonding Machine.

10. Brake burnisher.

11. Brake efficiency tester.

12. Brushing tools including power brushing grinder and power reamer drive.

13. Battery cell tester and battery service kits including battery terminal cleaneri.

14. Cam angle testers including specific tools required for servic- ing transiitorlsed distributors and measuring gauge for measuring breaker point tension.

15. Carburettor jet adjusting tools including complete carburettor repair tool kit for various makes of carburettor and also wire gauge drill wet

[FART I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 503. APPENDIX 25—contd.

16. Condenser and resistance tester.

17. Coil and ignition tester.

18. Contact dwell indicator including RPM Tester (circscals moving coil technometer).

18-A. Cluth alignment and testing tools,

19. Compression gauge/tester and cylinder leak detector.

20. Camshaft bearing inserter, camshaft bushing line reamer*, and camshaft lobe Grinder.

21. Complete Hydramatic and Automatic Kit and complete power steering tool kit.

22. Cotter pin extractor.

23. Cutter for plunger barrel seats.

24. Calibrating outfit for hand operation (for dwell).

24-A, Clutch Disc Aligning tools. !

25. Connections, spliers and couplers for Air hose.

20, Crankshaft Balancer, Crankshaft protable grinder.

27. Crankshaft grinders and spare parts. '

28. Curved wind shield installation and removing tools also tools and accessories for removing scratches on windshields.

29. Cylinder Bore gauge, cylinder liner removing and replacing tools. 1

;

29-A. Cylinder black, cylinder head and manofolds surface grinder. " |

30. Cylinder boring machine and cylinder hones.

31. Door handle tools.

32. Decarbonising brushes.

33. Universal tester (Engine analyser), Exhaust gas analyser, fuel consumption tester—gas per mile.

34. Electronic Vehicle tester (oscilograph type).

S3. End Play gauge for camshaft.

M. Extractor for inn°r and outer ballrace and adapters or collet* and accessories thereof.

87. Flanga tools.

38. Fender spoons and hammers Including magnetic hammers.

30. Flexible fll" and holder.

-504 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAKT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 25-^CO7itd.

40. Feeler gauge.

41. Flaring tools.

42. Greasing adapter, batteries couplings.

43. Gear flushers.

44. Generator test bench Regulator service tool kit and regulator point gauge set. |

45. Hydraulic fittings, lubricating.

46. Head light testers.

47. Hydrometer.

48. Jacks, hydraulic manually operated, above 25 ton capacity also recirculating ball hammer Jacks and specific Jacks used for raising transmission, rear axle and crank type jacks for lifting engine assemblies

-49. Link separators.

50. Lubricators.

51. Magneto test bench.

62. Mangneto winding tester.

53. Magneto charger and charging blocks.

54. Magneto synchroscope.

08. Main Bearing Line reaming equipment.

50. Mica under cutters and spare curreta.

57. Nut runner Including broken bolt extractors, manual or power operated. Also spinner, speedier and power Nut runners.

•58. Nozzle cleaning kits, complete.

59. Nozzle lapping and reconditioning equipment including lapping compound.

^ 1. Nipple forming and repair tool.

62. Oilers (automatic device for lubrication).

63. Piston Pin tools also Piston pin Guide Reamers, Piston pin Hole Howes, Piston pin Bushing Burnishers and Nurzling/ Knurling equipment.

•64. Piston Tools including Piston ring file, Piston vice, Ring Grove cleaners, Ring Grone Depth Gauge, V Blocks, Piston Insurters, Piston weighing and balancing scales, Piston "nd Pin fitting Jig. ;

tPAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTEAORDINABY 505 APPENDIX 25—contd.

65. Pliers: Brake shoe spring cutter pin (special type) lamp bulb battery terminals Circlip water pump also combi- nation pUler, pin or dragonal cutter nose plier (Bend and straight) vice grip plier and shap-ring plier, hose clamp plier, spare hooks for the brake shoe spring plier.

67. Puller gear, hub, steering, pulleys, sleeves, wheels and battery terminals (manual, pneumatic or Hydraulically operated).

6fi. Piston measuring gauges.

69. Pressure cap tester also Radiator flow tester, Radiator Reserve flushing equipt.

70. Diesel fuel injection testing and calibrating equipment (Power) hand operated.

71. Ratchet3 (reversible and non-reversible).

72. Ratchet adapters.

73. Ring expander (piston ring) also wrenches and cylinder head wrenches.¹

74. Connecting rod aligner als" connecting rod straightening Brace. !

75. Ring compressor.

76. Screw extractors and also thread repair tool.

77. Spark plug hole rethreader.

78. Spring lubricator.

79. Spindle and spring perch.

80. Spark plug tester and cleaners, Ignition light also spark plug capping tool and spark plug testing screw driver.

SI. Sleeve inserter.

82. Steam cleaners.

83. Stud removers (extractors).

84. Toe-in-gaugee.

85. Tools body and chassis repairs including high pressure jacks and hoists used for straightening body panels and chassis members but excluding those banned categories of took specified elsewhere.

86. Torquometers.

87. Tyre valve pull-out tools.

506 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 25—concli

88. Tyre demounting equipment and mounting equipment botk for passenger and commercial vehicles.

89. Tyre and tube weld master with accessories.

90. Tube cutters also spare blades and cutters.

91. Tube and tyre vulcanizer (shaler or similar).

92. Timing light including power timing light spares.

93. Test set for 6, 12 and 24 volt circuits.

94. Vacuum fuel pump testers.

95. Valve Grinding tools including—

(a) Valve grinding reamers.

(b) Valve spring measuring tooL

(c) Valve seat cutters.

(d) Vibro centric stone sleeve*.

(e) Self-centering pilots.

(f) Valve guide cleaners.

96. Valve grinder.

97. Valve lifters and valve spring compressors.

98. Valve grinder bits.

99. Valve refacing, and reseating tools.

100. Valve cotter gun.

101. Valve guide cleaners.

102. Valve advance retard tester.

103. Valve guide drivers.

104. Wheel aligning equipment complete including tools required for wheel aligning equipment and also electronic wheel aligning equipments, caster, camber and Kingpin inclination gauges.

i

105. Wheel balancer.

106. Wrench with torquometer. :

107. Wrenches, half moon tappet drain plug (crank caae) Includ- ing O.H. Valve adjusting tooL

NOTE—Permissible types of garage tools are being allowed to be imported against licences granted for other aerial numbers. In such cases, imports of garage tools spares will also be permitted along with permissible types oi garage tool* within the specified limiti.

[PAIIT I—Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTJIAOHDINARY 507

APPENDIX 26

(Section IT—S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV)

MOTOH VEHICLE PARTS—LICENSING POLICY FOR

Licences for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will be granted to established importers on the basis of a joint quota of past imports of all the articles falling under these serial numbers, excluding the List III items. Quotas already established will not, however, be disturbed. But in cases where quotas have been established only on the basis o( past imports of a single item under consolidated quota for Motor Vehicle parts which Is subsequently included in List 111, the quota certificates so issued will have to be surrendered if the importers desire to get their quota re-established under -List 111 on the basis of the past imports of that item. 1

2. Import policy for import of Motor Vehicle parts other than those mentioned in List 111 of this Appendix for licensing to estab- lished importers will be announced later.

3. Actual user applications from State Transport authorities and other Fleet owners owning a fleet of 25 vehicles or above (Motor Cycles, Scooters and Auto Rikshaws are not to be taken into con- sideration as a part of the fleet) will be considered and licences issued on the basis of either 100 per cent, of half of 1 heir best year's imports during any one year 1954-P5, 1955-56 and 1956-57 or Us. 250 per petrol driven vehicle or Rs. 350 per diesel driven vehicle, which- ever is more. A U. applications should be made to the Regional licensing authorities. Applications under. • this provision will also be entertained from such co-operative societies with individual operators as members with a fleet of 25 vehicles or above, which are duly registered with the State Registrar of Co-operative Socie- ties and have a standing for not less than a period of throe years. For this purpose a certificate from the State Registrar of Co- operative Societies showing the actual standing of the Society should accompany the application. The basis of A.U. licensing to such Co-operative Societies will be the same as is applicable to Fleet owners having a fleet of 25 vehicles or above. The appli- cations from Fleet owners and Co-operative Societies with in- dividual operators as members should also be accompanied with a certificate regarding the number of vehicles owned by them from the State Motor Transport Authority/Regional Transport authority. It may be clarified that individual members of Co- operative societies of transport operators are required to furnish IVC Registration/Exemption numbers. Such licences could be endorsed for the import of built-up diPsel or petrol engines to replace similar engines on existing vehicles subject to the condition that each actual user does not import more than six engines during a licensing period.

The Fleet owners owning a Fleet of 25 vehicles or above who will be entitled to receive A,U. licences for Motor vehicle parts under this Para will be those who own a Fleet of 25 vehicles or more. It

9 GoflEx—21

APPENDIX 26—contd.

Is, however, added that passenger cars meant for private use Will Rot qualify for such A.U. licences. Money lenders who have advanced loans for purchase of vehicles which are being run by Individual operators will not be eligible to receive licences as Fleet owners under this Para. The Fleet owners will be required to give "n undertaking that they will utilise the Motor vehicle parts Import- ed against the licences for the maintenance and servicing of the rehicles for which the licence has been obtained.

4. Firms with approved manufacturing programme will also be allowed licences in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development. The applicants should indicate the utilisa- tion of licences granted to them in the last two or three licensing periods. They should make applications under usual procedure to tne Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi through the Directorate General of Technical Development.

5. Licences for Motor Vehicle parts granted On the basis indicated fat the preceding paragraphs will not be valid for the import of the Items specified in List I and List III; and not more than 3 per cent, of ttye face value of the licences can be utilised for the import of Items specified in List II. However, State Transport authorities and public utility bodies like B.E.S.T. undertaking can apply for List III items in case they have no licence/licences of adequate value for those items. Such requests will be considered on the recommenda- tions of the Directorate General of Technical Development and any items so allowed would be endorsed on their Actual User licences.

Upto 5 per cent, of the face value of AU licences issued to Fleet owners and Cooperative Societies can be utilised for import of the permissible Thinwalled Bearings specified against item 13 of List III of this Appendix.

6. Upto 3 per cent, of the face value of the licences for motor vehicle parts granted on the basis indicated in the previous para- graphs can be utilised for the import of Ball Bearing/Self Aligning Bearings/Roller and Taper Roller Bearings including Barrel tyt>f" of bearings used on motor vehicles not specified in Appendix 14 to this Red Book. However, (i) water pump bearings (used exclusively for all vehicular types of engines but not general purpose bearings), (ii) front axle inner bearings (imported in equal number in the form of cones, cups and retainers), (iii) front axle outer bearings (import- ed in equal number in the form of cups, cones and retainers) and (iv) Clutch and Release Bearings with or without collar can be Imported against the licences for Motor Vehicle parts as well as against licences issued for list' III items without restrictions.

NOTE.—The provision for import of Ball Bearings made in para 6 above is meant only for Ball Bearings used on motor vehicles.

7. For items mentioned in List III of this Appendix quotas will have to be re-established not only on the basis of Imports of these Items effected in the past as motor vehicle spares (S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV) but on the basis of any one year's imports of these Individual items within the basic period, effected against any S. No.

IPAAT I-BEC. 13 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA tXTJOiOBDmhB^ "3*APPENDIX 20—contd. -and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule, excepting the Aircraft spare* (S. Nos. 87 and 88 of Part V). It should be noted that imports of these items will, in future, be regulated only against the specific licences issued therefor, in terms of the provision made in List III of this Appendix. Imports of these items will not be permitted against the provision for import of spare parts if any, made against any other S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule.

8. Bolts, nuts, screw, spacers Bnd washers whether specifically adopted for use on motor vehicles or not, will be allowed clearance to the extent of 1% of the face value of licences for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV.

9. Upto 4 per cent, of the face value of licences can be utilised for import of garage tools detailed in Appendix 25. Parts of such permissible types of garage tools, which are not classified elsewhere under any other Serial Number and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule and are not otherwise banned, can also be imported against the licences for Motor Vehicle parts within the face value of 4 per cent,

10. Licences for S. Nos. 293, 2.95 and 297/IV cannot be utilised for the import of motor cycle dynamo sets. Import of cycle dynamo lamps i.e. dynamo lamps worked by the rotation of rotor in contact with tyre cannot be allowed importation as motor vehicle parts under licences for spare parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV.

11. Upto 2} per cent, of the face value of licences for motor vehicle parts can be utilised for import of automotive tachographs.

12. Quota licences for Motor vehicle parts and licences issued for individual items in List III given in Appendix 26 will be valid for the import of Spare parts of Auto rickshaws which are inter- changeable with Motor Cycles and Scooters and are otherwise allow- ed to be imported against such licences.

LIST I

Licences issued for Motor Vehicle parts falling under S. Nos, 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will not be valid for the import of following items and component parts thereof: —

I. Bulb horns.

II. Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the Inner diameter) Is more than 0-250 inch and the following parts: —(1) Radiator hoses, (2) Hand and foot pump connections, (3) Rubber horn bulbs and 'air horns, (4) Rubber mats, (5) Grommet used with wind screen wiper, (6) Rubber buffers-doors, (7) Rubber connection for filler tube-petrol tank, (8) Air vent pipe rubber connection-petrol -tank, (9) Rubber insulating washers for bolts connecting body and chassis, (10) Rubber connection-Air cleaner, (11) Rubber mount- ing for silencer, (12) Joint-washer-Petrol filler tube with cap, (13) Rubber packing for battery clamping channel, (14) Sealing

5Ia "THE QAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAMT I—SKL 1)

APPENDIX 28-contd.

•trips for traffcator boxes, (15) Sleeve rear drain pipe, (16) Rear rtrip roof opening, (17) Sidle strip roof opening, (18) Strip steer- ing column, (19) Wind shield wiper tubing, (I'd) Hose pipes with* or without fittings excepting Brake Hoses, (21) Mascots and motifs, (22) Ash trays, (23) Auto Fans, (24) car heaters, coolers and radios, (25) Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of Rear side lamp of Motor cars, (26) Battery cable, (27) Luggage carrier, (28) Rear view and mudguard mirrors, (29) Number plates, (30) Hand or Foot Tyre Inflators. [Hand Inflator pumps which con be easily used for cycles with slight modification and change of nozzle will be treated as cessories of cycles (S. No. 301/1V) and cannot be Imported against licences for Motor Spare parts], ("iI > Frames, of Motor Cycles and Scooters and Three wheelers. (32) Sun shade or sunvisor, (33) Wind Screen Glass excluding Laminated curved safety glass cut to size and shape and toughened curved glasst- (34) Licence holder, (35) Rubber bending, (3C) Canvas beading and (3V) Circljps, Star washers and spring washers.

TTI. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types. Halr- Iock, Cushion covers of all types, maierials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloih lor upholstery for all motor vehicles.

IV. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wa?nn bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

V. Dynamo lighting sets (other than Dynamos used on Motor Cars, Commerical Vehicles and Jeeps).

VI. Shackles, shackle pins, 'U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pres- sure plates (i.e. those used on the leaf spring assembly but not those of clutch assembly).

VTI. Malleable Iron brackets and shackles as well as Cast Iron, shackles and brackets. The brackets here referred to are those fitted to chassis or chassis frames.

VIII. Muffler and tail pipes and extension thereof.

IX. Head Lamps and parts thereof.

LIST II

Items for which not more than 3 per cent, of the licences Issued* for Motor Vehicle Parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of⁷ Part IV can be utilised: —

1. Leaf springs and spring leaves.

2. Laminated curved safety or toughened glasa cut to size - and?

shape.

3. Dynamo pulleys.

4. Hub caps and wheel covers.

B. Brake Drums.

ITART I-^-SKC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY APPENDIX 26—contd.

6. King Pin (King Pin with or without thrust bearing and

shims).

7. Locks specially adapted for Motor Cars, Commercial Vehicle*

and Jeeps; Motor Cycles and Scooters.

8. Component parts of items 1 to 7 above. 9. Commercial vehicle wheels and rims.

10. Body components (sheet metal components only). 11. Wheel and Rims. 12. Tie Rod Ends and drag link ends. 13. Gears, sprockets, and axle shafts.

LIST III

The items listed below required as spare parts of equipments falling under S. Nos. 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 33A, 34, 36 and 46 of Part II, S. Nos. 4 and 5 of Part III, S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV and S Nos. 65. 7-4 and 86 of Part V will be licensed in accordance with the provisions made below. Imports thereof will not be permitted under any licence issued or any provision made against any other S. Nos. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule. This restriction will not, however, apply to the import of 'Aircraft spares' falling under S. Nos. 87/88/V and the provision made in remark (10) (a) to (10)

2. Quotas, if necessary, may be re-established on the basis of over-all imports in the best year included in the basic period. Please see para. 7 of this Appendix.

3. Licences granted for items specified in List III will also be valid for import of other motor vehicle spares not mentioned in Lists I, II or III of this Appendix.

4. Although quota licences will be granted separately for per- missible List III items, they can be utilised for import of any or all these items. i

;

NOTE.—1. Spare parts of these items will also be regulated only against licences of these items, unless otherwise stated in this list.

NOTE.—2. The Piston Assemblies, Piston Rings, Valves, Filters, Cylinder Liners, Gaskets. Spark Plugs, Thin-Walled Bearings and Fuel Injection Equipment referred to in List III of Appendix 26 pertain to those for Internal Combustion Engines only.

Article)

SI No.

Policy for

E"ubli"hed

Importer*

i

a

3

4

. Nil '

Brake liningi in •07 form ,

i

Pletae tea remark to (4) •atlOM

S No. 74 0"VV U SoctkM

II*

*I3 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-^SEC. 1] APPENDIX 26—contd.

3

I

A

3

ChtC*1 fW-lfljg \n * ny form ¥ ,

Please see remark io (

NO

•

against S. No. 74#tO/V in

Section II.

Cylinder linen . . ..

5%

4

NIL

4

NO.

3

Plesse see remark 10 (d)

against S. No. 74 (tu)fV in

Section II,

6

5%

(1) Not more than 10% of the

face valus of quota licences can

be utilised for the import of

single cylinder pumpi and noz-

zle holders.

(3) Not more than 20% of the

face value of quota licence*

can be utilised for ihe Import

of elements and delivery valve•

of fuel injection equipment,

of which not more than

7*% can be utilised for the

import of elements and

delivery valves with a maxi-

mum outside diameter 31

mm. However, the above

restriction will be applicable

only to Bosch type Fuel Infec-

tion Equipments and will not

b' applicable to the special

type of Fuel Injection Equip-

ments namely G.M., Yanma*

and Rustom Engines.

[PART I—&EC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 513 APPENDIX 26—contd.

I a 3

4

(3) Not mote than 75% of ibe

f"ce value of quota licence*

can be utilised for tmpon

of nozzles and para thereof,

of which not more than 10%

can be utilised for the Import

of noxzle* having > maximum

outside diameter of 18 mm.

However, the above restrio-

tion will be applicable only

to Botch type Fuel Injection

Equipments and will not bo

applicable to the special typa

of Fuel Injection Bquipmenti

namely G.M., Yanroar & Rua-

totn Engines.

(4) Quota licence* will not b"

valid for import of bodies and

neks of single- cylinder pump

and bodies of nozzle holder!

of non-integral type,

(5) Applications from Actual

U"ers for the import of bodies

and racks of tingle cylinder

pump* and bodies of nozata

holders of non-integral typo

•will be considered In consulta-

tion with the Directorate Gene-

ral of Technical Development.

However, not more than a

sets under each part number

subject to a maximum of 6 sets

to an applicant during th"

one licensing period could be

issued.

(6) The Project Authorities, Na-

tionalised Transport Compa-

nies and Port Trusts will be

allowed to import this hen

against licences held by them

for spare parts of motor

vehicles (S. Nos, 293, 295 and

297,'IV) and Diesel fingin*

fS. No. 30'H) to meet tnerr

bona fiJi requirements. This

concession will be upto a fan

value of not more than Rs.

Seventy-five Thousand only

by one actual user and only

once during the licensing pe-

riod and this is subject to

the slme face value restriction

mentioned in the previous

remarks.

0 r) Past Imports of Fuel inlcction equipment of Diesel Engines of all types including the Road

5T4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S K. 1] APPENDIX 26—contd.

I

a

3

4

vehicular type will be takea into account for calculation of quota. Quota licence* will be Vilid ffT irnport of luel Injec- tion equipment fc* • !! l y p^ °' Diefcl 1 nyinn.

(E) Applicants* from Actual Vntrs Inat-lished Tmponria having firm orders from Aciu"l t i e r* will ta considtrcd tot ihe following iicrrn in con"ul- tmion wuh Pireaorste Gc- rtrol of Technical Develop- ment :—

(a) Fuel Injection Fquipment where pump, noizle ind noz7le holder i" one untt and alwoys of lingle O'lindcr t>pe (similar to Cummin* ol G.M.C. type) i nd pan* thereof.

(I) Distributor type of pump snd panj thereof with iho exrrrrmri of nozzle holden •nd nozzle*.

(c) All single cylinder pump with [ lungrr diameter of 21 rrm and "bove or • fvel injection capatiiv of more thnn i cam) (Cubic centl- me'ie) ptr stroke. Pins of punii", nozzle* ind nozzle rcldrrs will not be per- mined on thete tddidontl licenn-*.

(9) Plr*"e "lia *ee remark 10

(c) u painil i>. No. 7^ (m W io Sea¹ n i l.

7

n%

Jointing* cut to tpeciflc itupe •nd mien used on internal comhusnon engine* wouJd be •llourd to be imported "g"'n"t licence* luued for (hi* item under 5. No*, 293, 395 tad 297/1V.

(it") l m p ' ri of gaskets required for "ui^n f b i l r j, moior cyile", Ecodttrs Moped* tractt>r",Hcavy Lurth n.< vinn cquif ments, Pood Rollers, Air CompreHfrs, Diesel Fngirien Tctiol Trglnc* will rxt be dllcued agairst *ny other licence excepi for tho"e iitued

for ihli Item.

Pbtou ring* • • •

( l) Thi* Serial No. coven all

tvpe* ol pisron ring* for 6*

di". and below and PUton

rirf* of above 6' dia. u*ed cm

Kotor vehidn.

*1 DT T_jtor. n THE GAZETTE or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 51$ APPENDIX 2&—contd.

3 A

I 3

(a) Piston ringi (bo'h of 6* d!a and bcl')" unJ "vcr 6" dia,) will b" ail 'wed to be imported wh.O they are imp .Tied with :—

(a) nHcinnl equipment ellhef

c.k.d. or ti&embldi

(ft) fitted to plmon when Im-

ported if comple'C pljion ai-

ti'ttihlics under item Nu. (9)

btlo*.

(3A PlfH^c "No "cc rcmirlc to

(M aiwiiiM S. No. 74t"')/V ii

Section If.

(") Niu more ihnnrto%or the

PU'on Auemblie*

fn-.T vnluu ol 1 he quom lici'nci1*

CHFI hi' unli^Pil for inipuM of

• lu'riinuim piston ai-seinblici wilil

6' diameter and Icn.

(if) Applicntioni Trom Govern-

ment prnu'cn ind State Tnin"-

[mrt ort;;iiiiviin>i" for inip-'it

ot coinnli'lc piimn miemhlie*

of vehicle! aKniiLM their A. .

licrnco* will be considered in

consiilianon wiih the D'tei—

tnruic (iencral of TrchniLiil

] )evrlopmeil(. Such pcrmn-

liKti where (Jr"rl|cd nfluM ho

tinlnrieil on iheir A.U. Icen C

Iff the vpeciricd pdrs indi-

cunnn Part No., [he v)ki, rei-

pfcuve guanuim utlj will bfi

limited t" niu cxcceijiiig \0

W'l under "iv pun No.

during any liL-cnsinu r"'nitl

and may be KmiKi^r uiihniiC

reference to ihc Dirvaorito

Ot-ncml of Technical Deve-

lopment.

(in) Qunn llcenren Ismcd to Es-

tablished Importer* tor import

of tpwv* of auriL-ultural trie-

Kir^. |S. Nu. 7t( m ) V| ",U

tpurc p*n" of moi.ir cvclei

•nd tciMHtn may be en lu"-

ed tor rhe import of cnmplete

Puion Atsemhlio. Such enjof

•emenix should be nude onlf

for the M"rcined P*rti mdieititii

pan number tnd the tile ami

the respective quantities.

Such pcrnnmuti may be Knnted

u p io • v a l ue of R *. a . j oo ID

each a ic

516 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Stc. 1] APPENDIX 26—contd.

I

a

A

3

(fe) Licences wffl not be valid (cm

Ibe import of piston ring* except

n a component part of complete

piiton assemblies. Please refet

to entry against hem 8 In this

llit.

(v) Quota will be calculated on

the basis of import of complete

piston assemblies and piston*.

NOTB :—Psst imports of Qudgeoa

Pins, bushing and drdip* will not

be taken into account in the

calculation of quotas for Piston

Assemblies. Past imports of

thnc items can be taken into

account for calculation of quota!

under the respective S. No. fot

spare parts.

(in, PVnse also see remark iofa}

SMinst S No. 74 (w)/V in

Section U.

(tn-t Not more than one set of

complete piston assembly fot

any Internal Combustion En-

gine may be licensed to actual

owner ot the equipment by the

Refrionul Lk-fniiun Authorities

provided no< more than one

licence is issued to each party

during the period.

(vm) Piston Pins and Bushings

•re permitted to be imported

•s pan of the complete piston

assemblies. Not more than 5%

of the face value of the licences

can be utilised for the import

of piston pins and bushings

exclusively.

10

Nfl

Radiator Assembly . .

Licences for motor vehide parti

cannot be utilised for import of

parts of radiator assembly.

NU

II Shock absorbers

(0 Licences will not be valid for

Nil

ta Spwfc Plug!

import of spark plugs of 14 mm

and 18 mm sizes.

(tf) Licences issued tinder this

hem will alv) permit im-

port of one spark plug water-

proof cover along with each

spark plug provided the value

of the hcence is not exceeded

thereby.

IPAHT I—SET. 1] THB GAZETTE OT INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 5 17 APPENDIX 26—contd.

I

3

3 4

Tbin-walkd bearing*

0

The following tyr" of bearinga-

of thicknem 3 '6* or below

wiD be conaTdered u thin

waQed betring*:—

(0 bearing* for cam thafu f

(A) bearing for connecting roda-

(imall end aod big e n d )j

tod

(Hi) bearing* for crankthaft.

N.B.—For dedding the total thlck-

ne"t of the Thin-walkd

bearing*, the thicknrM of the

lining of metnl (bearing me-

tal) plua that of the

will be taken into account.

14

Please altu tee remark io(d) againal

S. N o. 74 (m)V in Section IL

Inlei and Eshtunt Poppet ¥aNe,

r*r"e guide* m l w1* ), "alve

rotaior*, tapper*, "pnijg*, "alve

teat inaen.

Carbon Bruthet, ill M IU .

15

Upto 35% of the face value of

the quota licence* can be Uti-

liaed for the import ol carbon

brutheft used *o Automobile*

and Barthmovine tiauipmrnt

"nd ABP.Tjhura' Imptcmenta.

D*"h Board Instrument* .

Daah B . " i1 ii"uuinenrt comprlM

nf *n-im<

apeedomeLcr, wiier and oil

gauges, voltmeter and T e m-

perature Gauge.

Speedometer Cable* . . ,

"7

i j% (11 Thj" tern coven complete cabk

uaembly i.e flexible csblcs cut to

length complete with ihafting* of

inner cablet and earning* (outfr).

Sui-Ji nani of Repair Kit* (fot

f i a n i pm and fitting*) an can be

re*Ji'> mted to the inner cable

ran il"o he trrated under tha

Iiem "^iieedometer cable" a* h"

p"rt" But "h"fiinjfi or inner

cahl a in coil* •'.". in length (not

ru> to *izc) cannot be considered

under thi* item.

(11) Quota of ipeedamcire* cables can b"

fixed on the b*"i" of Import* of

t b "e cablet and eatings unit t o-

gether.

18 Starter Motor and partt thereof .

Generator f Dynamo Alternator and

19

part* thereof . . ..

>i*

10 Voltage regulator

-518 THK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FAIT I—fire. 1]

APPENDIX 26—concld.

I

a

3

4

Oil Kail

It

a j\

12 Ignition Coilt ind parti there- 21 %

of.

Tyre tube valves, cspi and pant

NU

*3

ihcreot.

IVipcllcr Shafts UnivcrwJ Jolrm

-*4

3%

*ud pam ihtteol.

Vind Screen VTipcr arnu "nd

Nil

36 Btake pan" : Master ind Wheel Cvluidcr, Brjkc Huse "nd purt" ihcrcul.

Wi'cr pump* and compoocoti

"7

5%

ihtreol.

Fl"her unin .

as

>}%

Timing chaim , , , .

Taxi/F"re Meien . , ,

Nil

30

Wind Screen Wiper Motors

31

3%

[pAftf h-B*\ 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOttDINABY 5 1^

APPENDIX 27

SPECIAL ELECTRTC BULBS WHICH ARE FITTED TO PHOTOGRAPHIC TNSTRO— MKNTS, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, OTHER INSTRUMENTS ETC.—IMPORT OF-

Representations have been received that scientific photographic- and other instruments are often rendered idle on account of the fact that they need special types of electric bulbs for use with them and- normally speaking the importers of such equipment do not hold import licences for electric bulbs. The following decisions have been taken to remove these diliiculties: —

(a) In future, whenever a complete equipment is importe

(b) In order to enable the supply of replacements to equipment already Imported in the country in the past, importer* holding licences for equipment of a type for Which such special non-G L.S, type lamps are required will be permitted' to apply for the endorsement of their existing licences to cover ;he imports of special types of lamps. This conces- sion will only be granted to established importers who have imported equipment needing such bulbs during the last three years and it will be necessary for them to pro- duce documents (bill of entry and invoices) to show that they have made such imports during each of the last three- years. On production of such documents, their existing licences for the import of a particular equipment will be made valid for the import of spare bulbs also up to a value not exceeding 21 per cent of the total c.i.f. value of the licence.

(c) Where the equipment in question has been imported in the past under Open General Licence, established importers- will be granted a special licence for the import of non- G.L.S. type of bulbs to fit such equipment equal in value to 2i per cent, of the value of such equipment actually ln> ported by them during any of the three years ending 31st March 1952, provided they produce documents to s h ov that they have been making such imports during each oT the last three years.

&o T^SOA?arn3R OF INDIA KXTRADHDINAKT (PAW I-^K. 1]

APPENDIX 27—concld.

2. Applications for special licences or endorsements on existing licences in terms of the preceding paragraphs should be made to the Regional licensing authorities with the relevant bills of entry Invoices, etc., and also a treasury challan where a fresh licence u needed, in the form and manner prescribed in the Hand Book.

tPAST I—Sio. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INtHA IXTHAOSDlNAIlY 521

APPENDIX 28

[Section II—S. Nos. 22, 24, 27, 28, 29(2), 30 and 31(a)/V]

CHEMICALS—LICENSING POUCY FOR THE YEAR APRIL 1966— MABCH 1967

The licensing policy for chemicals falling under serial numbers 22, 24, 27, 28, 29(2), 30 and 31(a) of Part V of the Import Trade Control Schedule has been set out in the succeeding paragraphs.

2. Quota licences will be granted on an individual basis for import of Chemicals included in List II.

3. Where quotas are claimed on an individual basis in respect of chemicals mentioned in List II, the relevant quota percentages will be as shown against each item in List II of half of best year's imports of that particular chemical and a licence valid for import of that particular chemical will be granted.

4. In cases where quotas have been established on the basis of past imports of a single item under 'Chemicals, n.o.s.' which is subsequently included in List II of Appendix 28, the original quota certificate issued will have to be surrendered for revision, if it is desired to get the quota re-established under List II on the basis of the past imports of the item.

5. A.U. Licences.—Applications from Actual Users will be con- sidered for the following chemicals: —

(1) Aromatic chemicals. (Actual user licences will be valid for the import of chemicals mentioned in List V of this Appendix).

(2) Acetone (Applications from Small Scale Industries for import of this item will be considered for grant of licences upto 50 per cent, of the past consumption of this item on the recommendations of the State Directors of Industries,

(3) Acid citric.

(4) Acid Salicylic (A.U. applications for import of purified grade of Acid Salicylic from manufacturers of Asprin, and sodium salicylate will be considered in consultation with Directorate General of Technical Development.)

*(5) Activated carbon. * (6) Ammonium Bicarbonate. • (7) Ammonium Phosphate Mono and Di.

(8) Antimony Oxide. I (9) Arsenic Trioxidp & Arsenic Pentoxide.

*(10) Barium Chloride. •(11) Barium Carbonate. • (12) Barium Nitrate.

532 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FAST I—Sec 11 APPENDIX 28—contd.

• (13) Case hardening compound. (A.U. applications will be con* sidered in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development).

*(14) Compound Electro-plating salts of Nickel, Copper, Silver, Zinc, Cadmium, Tin, Chromium Brass, etc. and their bri^hteners and levellers, (Applicants should clearly mention lh

(15) D:butyl phthalote.

*(16) Dichloro difluoro methane gas and its modified products- used for refrigeration and air conditioning purposes.

(17) Dioctyl phthalate. (18) Hydroxycitronellal.

(19) Intermediates for Pharmaceutical and Dyestufrs industry. (20) Laboratory and reagent chemicals.

*(21) Magnesium carbonate light and magnesium insulating; materials.

*(22) Mercury Ammoniate.

*(23) Mercurous chloride.

(24) Mercury iodide. * (25) Mercury oxide. "(26) Metol.

(27) Various organic solvents:

(i) Acetone, (ii) Amyl Acetate, (iii) Butyl alochol (G0% of the certified requirements will¹ be allowed to actual Users.)

(iv) Butyl acetate (10% of the certified requirements will be allowed to Actual Users.)

(v) Benzyl acetate. (vi) Cyclohexanone. (vii) Diacetone alcohol, (viii) Ethylene glycol including dl and poly glycol.

(ix) Glycol ethers such as cellosolve exitol, etc. (x) Methyl ethyl keytone and Methyl isobutyl ketone. (xi) Propyl alcohol and Propylene glycol.

•(xii) Other Organic solvents.

(28) Naphthaline pure grade extra white (for research work only). (29) Neon gas. (30) Nickel Formate. (31) NaphthenJe Acid

•(32) Olelic Acid

[PABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAEy 523 APPENDIX 28—contd.

(33) Pectin for food processing industries.

* (34) Phthalic Anhydride. * (35) Phosphorus Pentoxide, (36) Potassium Corbonate. (37) Potassium cynide, Sodium cyanide and double cyanide of Potassium and Sodium.

* (38) Potassium permanganate.

(39) Pyrotechnic Aluminium Powder.

(40) Rare gases such as Helium, Neon, Krypton, Xenon and mixtures of gases other than Argon and mixture of Argon and Nitrogen. (A.U. licences may be granted upto the full requirements certified by sponsoring authority).

* (41) Rubber chemicals, viz. Accelerator, antioxidant, and retarders (5 per cent, of the certified requirements will be allowed).

*(42) Sexitol.

(43) Strontium Nitrate. (A.U. licences may be granted as per requirements certified by the sponsoring authority).

(44) Synthetic chemicals for manufacture of dyestuffs.

(45) Tin oxide. (Actual User applications will be considered upto the full certified requirements).

*(46) Trichlorethylene. #(47)Tricresy and Trixylenyl phosphate. *(48) Tri-Sodium phosphate. * (49) Phosphorus (yellow and white).

(50) Monosodium Glutamate.

*(51) Any other chemical of a specialised nature or needed for a specific purpose for which full justification need be given.

N.B.—* Actual Users' applications for import of these items will be considered in consultation with the Directorate General of Tech- nical Development.

6. It should be noted that the licences issued under this Appendix will not be valid for the import of any chemical falling under S. No. 1 of Part III of the I.T.C. Schedule and the previous imports of those chemicals will not also be taken into account for purposes of calculation of quota.

7. There are certain chemicals like Cadmium sulphide which also fall under other serial numbers of the I.T.C. Schedule. The appli- cants while submitting applications for import of such chemical3 should give a declaration that they have not applied for a licence for the same chemical under any other serial number.

9 GofTEx—22

324 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Src. I]

APPENDIX 2X - contd.

L I ST I

Chemicals which cannot be imported against licences for chemicals.

t. Acetone. 1-A. Acid Salicylic (B.P. and Technical grade). 2. Allyl Isothiocrnate. 3. Alum. 4. Ammonia (Liquor). 5. Ammoniated Olein Oil 6. Ammonium Bicarbonate. 7- Aluminium Stearate. 8. Ammonium bromide. 9. Amyl Salicylate.

10. Anti-corrosive agents. 11. Aluminium Sulphate (Ferric and Iron Free). 12. Argon gas. 13. Beta Naphthylamine. 14. Bichromates (Sodium, Ammonium and Potassium). 15. Bromine. 16- Cadmium Carbonate. 17. Cadmium Chloride. 18. Cadmium Iodide. 19. Cadmium Nitrate. 20. Cadmium Oxide- 21. Cadmium Sulphate. 22. Calcium Chloride. 23. Calcium Phosphate (Mono and Tri). 24- Calcium Stearate. 26. Caffeine and Salts. 26. Camphene. 27. Chloral and Chloral Hydrate including preparations thereof. 28. Chlorine, liquid. 29. Chlorinated tri-sodium phosphate. 30. Chlorosulphonic Acid. 31. CO Gas (Carbon dioxide). 32- Chrome Alum, Potash, than A.R. Grade. 33. Chrome salts and Chromic acid, other than A.R. Grade. 34. Citral. 35. Citronellyl acetate- 36. Citronellol pure. 37 Coal-tar disinfectant flued (Black). 38. Compounded Electropolating salts of Nicekl, Copper, Silver, Zinc, Cadmium, Tin, Chromium, Brass, etc. and their brighte- ners and levellers-

39. Cupric Oxide or Copper Oxide Black.

EPAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA ZXTSAOPDINABX 525 APPENDIX 28—contd.

40. D.D.T. 41. Diethyl Phthalate. 42. Dimethyl phthalate. 43. Dibutyl phthalate. 44. Dioctyl phthalate. 45. Dipentine. 46. Ferrous sulphate- 47. Fire fighting mechanical foam compound. 48. Formaldehyde. 49. Free mixtures of Potassium/Sodium-Cyanide, Potassium chlo- ride, Potassium carbonate etc.

50- GeranioL 51. Geranyl acetate.

52. Glycerine.

53. Gold chloride.

54. Hexamine of Pharmacopoeial/Technical grade.

55. Hydrochloric acid.

56. Hydrogen peroxide.

57. Hydroxy citronellal.

58- Iron bromide.

59. Iron ammonium citrate.

•0. Lead nitrate.

•1. Lime and hydrated lime.

62- Lime sulphur solution.

C3. Liquid chlorine.

64. Liquid Gold.

C5. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom Salts).

(56. Magnesium chloride.

67. Magnesium carbonate (Heavy).

•8. Magnesium Stearate.

89. Mercury ammoniate.

70. Mercurous chloride.

71. Mercury Iodide.

72. Mercury oxide.

73. Methyl Salicylate.

74. Minsal, i.e., trace elemented mineral mixtures and cattle licks.

526 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1] APPENDIX 28—contd.

75. Nickel sulphate. 76. Nickel Ammonium Sulphate. 77. Nickel Chloride and 78. Nickel Carbonate. 79. Nitric acid. 80. Naphthalene. 81. Oleic acid. 82. Oxalic acid. 83. Para Phenetidlne. 84. Plaster of Paris in packs not indicative of dental use. 85. Potassium bromide. 86. Potassium Metabisulphite. 87. Preparations of B.H-C. and D.D.T. excluding Smoke Generators thereof.

88 Pyrethrum as concentrated dusts or extracts 89. Silica Gel. 90. Sodium Metabisulphite. 91. Sodium salicylate (not of B.P. Standard). 92. Sodium sulphide. 93. Sodium thiosulphate (Hyposulphtie of Soda). 94. Sodium sulphite. 95. Sodium sulphite anhydrous. 96. Sodium bisulphite. 97. Sulphuric acid. 98- Sulphuric ether. 99. Sodium silicate (Sod. Metasilicate).

100. Sodium and Potassium acetate. 101. Sodium and Potassium citrate- 102. Sodium tripolyphosphate, tetra sodium phyrophosphate and other polyphosphate of sodium.

103. Strychnine and its salts. 104. Sodium bromide. 105. Stearic acid. 106. Sodium carbonate fused blocks. 107. Sulphur Dioxide.

108- 1:7:7 Trimethyl Bicycle II Heptanone (or Heptane).

109. Sodium Phosphate (Mono dl and tri).

110. Wood Preservatives of the type of Solignum and Gold chloride.

111. X-Ray developers and fixing salts for the processing of X-Ray nlims.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOflDINABY 537 APPENDIX 28—contd.

112. Yara Yara (Beta Nephthol Methyl Ether).

113. Yellow and while phosphorous.

114. Zinc Stearate.

115. Zinc sulphate.

116. Barium chromate, Calcium chromate, Ammonium chromate, Bismuth chromate, Cadimum chromate and Magnesium chromate, other than A.R. Grade.

NOTE.—Even if any of the articles listed above is not classified as "Chemicals" by the Customs authorities, it is notified for general information, that it cannot be imported against the licences granted in accordance with the procedure indicated in this Appendix.

LIST n

Chemicals for which licences will be granted on a quota based on imports of individual chemicals.

Note: Although quota licences will be granted separately for permissible List II items, they can be utilised for import of any or all these items.

R e m a r ks

Q u o ta

N a me of C h e m i c a li

Serial N o.

p e r c e n t a ge

1

2

4

3

1 A c e t ic A dd . . ..

Nil

2 A c id C i t r ic . . ..

Na

A r o m a t ic C h e m i c a ls .

Nil

3

A l u m i n i um S t e n t te

Nil

4

A n h y d r o ut A m m o n ia

Nil

5

6 A m m o n i um C h l o r i de

Nil

A m m o n i um P h o i p h a te ( M o no

7

a nd D L) . . ..

Nil

S A r g on G at . . ..

Nil

B a r i um C h l o r i de

Nil

9

10 B a r i um S u l p h i de

Nil

11 B a r i um C a r b o n a te . ,

Nil

12 B a r i um N i t r a te . . ..

Nil

B o n x / B o r ic acid

Nil

13

B u t yl A c e t a te . . ..

Nil

M

B u t yl A l c o h ol . . ..

Nil

15

538 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—Sac 1] APPENDIX 28—contd.

I

2

4

3

PfldmiiiF1 sulphide , ,

Nil

16

Nfl

Calcium carbide . . ,

17

Nil

18 Calcium carbonate predphated .

Nil

Calcium Btearate . .

19

20

Nfl

Caustic Potash . . ..

a i

Nfl

Case hardening and Heat treat- ment compounds . . .

22

Nfl

Copper sulphate . . ,

Copper Oiychloiide . . . Nfl

33

Cuprous oxide or Copper sub-

34

oxide

Nfl

Nfl

Diacetone . . ..

35

Nfl

Di-Calcrum phosphate

26

27 Dichlorodifluoromethane gai and it" modified products used for refrigeration and air-condition- ing purpose! . . ..

35%

Nn

Di-Sodium phosphates

38

Nil

Ethyl Acetate . . ..

39

Nil

Ferric Chloride .

30

Hydroquinone . . ..

Nil

31

Nil

Ionone ioo per cent. . . .

33

33

Laboratory and reagent chemical* except those specified in Lift III . . . . .

5% (0 Not more than 15% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of iny single item,

(n) Quota licence* for Labora- tory and reagent chemicals will be issued to the Established Importers, subject to the condition that the sale of the goods shaH be effected by them directly or through established dealeis in this line only to Actual Users and at reasonable prices.

{PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 529 APPENDIX 28—contd.

2

I

4

3

(m) As provided in List III per- 1 missible types of Laboratory and re-agent chemicals in packs exceeding 0-5 kg. and 0-5 litre, are not allowed to be imported against the quota licences for this item. Imports of Laboratory and re-agent chemicals In any packs will not be permitted against quota licence for individual ihemicals of List II of Ap- pendix 28.

Nil

Magnesium carbonate (,Lii?tm

34

Nil

Magnesium Stenrte .

35

Nil

Magnesium TrisiUicate

3"

Nil

Mercuric chloride

37

Nil

Methanol

38

Nil

Methyl chloride

39

Nil

Metol

40

Metal treatment solution (Ben-

41

Nil

derisen) . . ..

Nil

Mono-sodium phosphate .

42

Nickel Formate . r , 3%

*

Nil

jflickcl Sulphate, Nickel Ammo- nium Sulphate, Nickel Chlo- ride and Nickel Carbonate

Nfl

Oxalic acid . . ..

45

NU

Pectin

46

Potassium carbonate .

5%

47

NU

a Potassium chlorate

Nil

.Potassium chloride

48^ (..'•". 49

5%

50

For purposes of calculation of quota, past imports effected in any year from 1952-53 to 1955-56 will be taken into account.

Potassium Cyanide, Sodium Cya- nide and double cyanide of Potassium and Sodium, other than free mixtures of Potassium /Sodium Cyanide, Potassium chloride, Potassium carbonate etc

Nil

, Potassium Permanganate .

5 1.

NU

^Phosphoric Acid

53.

"O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I —S IC 1J APPENDIX 28—contd.

a

I

3

4

Phosphorus Pemoxide

Nfl

53

Phosphorus Trichloride

Nfl

54

Nil

55 Rare Gases, such as Heitum, Neon, Krypton, Xeonon and Mixtures of gases other than Argon aod mixture of Arjun and Nitrogen.

Refills for fire extinguishers

(i) Small vahie licences will be-

5%

56

enhanced vide Appendix 3.

(it) Quota licences will be issued subject to the condition that not more thn" 50% of the face value thereof can be uti- lised for import of soda a dd and foam type refilli.

Rubber chemicals, the follow-

57

ing :—

(I) Accelerator, antioxidant and

retarders . . ..

Ni.

(if) Dispensing and bonding agents, Stabilizers and Pcpn- Eers . . . ..

Nii

58 Softeners including pine tnr (Tt includes soitencr ustru in rubber and other jnihisinctj

NU

Silver nitrate . . ..

Nn

59

Nil

Sodium bicarbonate .

6o

NU

6i Sodium niuate . . ..

Sodium PcTborale excluding pre-

6a

paration thereof

Nil

Sodium Alum mate

Nil

63

Nil

Sodium silii-oflouride

M

Sodium sulphate

Nil

65

Nil

Stromhini carbonale .

66

Stronium nil rate

Nil

67

Nil

T in Oxide . . ..

68

Tri-Calcium phojphite

Nil

69

Trichlorethylene

70

5%

[ P A RT I —S E C. 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A . O R D I N A BY

; ) !•APPENDIX 28—contd. 2

1

3

4

Nil

71 Water treatment Chemicals like "Alfloe'V, Calgon S. etc other than Sodium Aluminate, Sodhim Tripolyphosphate, Tetra Sodhim pyrophosphate and other Polyphoiphates of Sodhim.

Zinc Sterate . . ..

Nil

73

Insecticides, Fungicides and

73

Wcediciles :—

NQ

(a) D.D.T. (Dicophamun) ex- cluding preparations thereof but Including ready to use Smoke Generator* contain- ing DJ3.T.

Nil

(i) B.H.C. eichidlng prepa- ladons thereof but Indud- ing rcady-to-use Smoko GcneratOTB containing BJJ.C

N0

(fi) Insecticides Smoke Geiie- rators containing combina- tion* of DX).T. and B.H.C

(d) Others . . ..

(0 Applications will be consi- dered by C G I. in consultation- with the Directorate General of Technical Development and Plant Protection Adviser of the Ministry of Food and Agri- culture. The Director Gene- ral of Health Services, New Delhi will also be consulted in the case of applications for import of Insecticides as are exterminators of rats and cock- croches. The application! ihotdd be made by 306-1966.

The application* thould be

accompanied by :—

(A) Statement* giving the follow- ing information separately ia re*pect of each insecticide, fungicide or weediedde cove- red by the applications :—

(1) Description or trade name, (2) Chemical composition. (3) Country of origin. (4) Quantity desired "

be Imported.

<33 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—Sic. 1] APPENDIX 28—contd.

I

2 3 4

(5) C.I.F. Value. (a) Total (b) Per ton lc) Per iooo Kilo.

(6) Details of liccnce(e), if any, iMued for the particular in- scctidde, etc. during the last three licensing periods and imports effected against them :—

(a) As Actual User—

(t) No. and date of licence (ft) Quantity (tii) Value (ci.f.) (iv) Import* effected till tho date of application.

Qb) On ad hoc basis—

(i) No. and date of licence (it) Quantity fw) Value (ci.f.) (iv) Imports effected till the date of application. (7) Particulars of applications, if any, submitted on Actual Users basis for the particu- lar insecticide, ctc.j during the licensing period covered by the applications :— (0 Authority to whom sub-

mitted

(it) Quantity and value ap-

plied for

(tit) Quantity and value re- commended by the certify-

ing authority

(B) Descriptive literature re- garding the insecticide*, etc., which are not already well known; and

(Q True copies of invoices or quotations from foreign suppliers or their agents in India.

Copies of the applications (with copies of the statements and invoices) should also be for- warded, for information, to the Plant Protection Adviser, Directorate of Plant Protec- tion, Quarantine Storage, Department of Agriculture- MJnistry of Food and Agri- culture, 4/19, Asaf Ali Road, New Delhi, and the Directo- rate of Chemical* and Plai~ tics, Directorate General of Technical Development, New Delhi.

(it) Applications' from Tea Indus- try for import of Pesticides like Kclthane, Tcdion, Moro- dde, Thiodas, Ekatia, Gramo- xone and Simcwine will be

({PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 53 3 APPENDIX 28—eontd.

2

I

3 4

considered by the JCCI&E, Calcutta on the recommendation of Tea Board.

C"Q Applications for import of finished formulations made out of (t) Parathion, (u) Ma- lathion, (m) Diazinon, (w) Chlorobenzilal (v) Chlor- done, (vt) 2, 4D, (vii) D. D. T., (viii) B. H. C, t") Copper Oxychloride, M Aldrin, (*") Edria, (xu) Heptachlor, & (xai) Fungiddes containing Ethyl tnercury diloride, phe- nyl mercury acetate, and phery mercury diloride either singly or in combination or their active ingredients will not be entertained.

NJ3.—Such of the insecticide* which have been declared a* poisonous mil be licensed only to 10k agents of manu- facturers and licences will be granted subject to such conditions as may be gped- ficd by the Director General of Health Service*.

New Insectiddes, Fungicides and

J%1

Weediddct.

Applicatiom for import of newly introduced Inscctiddes, Fun- gicides and weediddes not enumerated in the respective lists and Rodentiddcs against yalid licences for import of aforesaid chemical will be con- sidered by C C I. 4 E. ta consultation with the Directo- rate of Technical Develop- ment and the Plant Protection Adviser of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture. Application! should be submitted with full particulars of such product* induding illustrated leaflets about their usefulness etc The ap- plications should be made by 30-6-1966.

N.B.—Such of the insecdddci fungiddes, weediddes, etc., which have been declared poisons will be licensed to Sole agenu of manufacturer* provided the importers pos- sess a licence under the Poisons Act, 1919 and licen- ces will be granted subject to such conditions as may be specified by the D.GJLS.

534 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAKT 1—Sic 1]

APPENDIX 28-<:ontd.

LIST in

Licences issued for Laboratory and Reagent Chemicals or quota licences for any other serial number will not be valid for the import of the following: —

(1) "Analytical reagent'', "Guaranteed reagent" and "Analar"

grades of the following chemicals: Alum potash; Ammonium Thiocyanate; Benzene; Sodium Oxalate; Sodium Potassium Tartrate, Tolune and Xylene.

(2) Pharmacopeal grades of the following chemicals'.

Alum (Ammonia and potash);; Ammonium bromide; Cal- cium chloride; carbon dioxide; Iodoform; Iron ammonium, citrate; Iron sulphide (sticks) Magnesium Carbonate; Potassium Citrate; Potassium Bicarbonate; Phosphoric acid; Sodium Bromide; Sodium Potassium Tartarate;, Stearic acid and Zinc Oxide.

(3) Commercial grade of chemicals of List I—some of the chemicals for bonafide use in Laboratory will be allowed importation against licences for Laboratory chemicals and, reagents as a special case, provided a minimum purity of 98 '5 per cent, is guaranteed. This concession will, how- ever, must be applicable in respect of chemicals named in para. (2) above and paras. (4) and (5) below.

(4) All grades other than A.R. G.R. and Analar of following

chemicals: Acetone; Ammonium Acetate; Ammonium bichromate; Ammonium nitrate; Ammonium oxalate; Amnionium. phosphate (monobasic); Barium acetate; Barium nitrate; Calcium chloriilt, Chromic a< id; Chrome salts; Gl/cerirt: Lead nitrate; Mignesium Nitra^; Nickel salts; Potassium ferrocyanide; Potassium Oxalate (neutral); Sodium bich- romate; Sodium bisulphite; Sodium Nitrite; Sodium phos- phate (monobasic); Sodium and Potassium metabisulphi- tes; Sodium Chromate (neutral); Sodium sulphite (both, hydrated and anhydrous).

(5) All grades of following chemicals:

Aluminium Oxide; Ammonia (Liquor and Solution); Ammonium Cholride;; Ammonium Citrate; Ammonium Sulphate; Barium Chloride; Barium Hydroxide; Borax; Boric acid; Citric acid; Copper Sulphate; Ferrous Ammo- nium Sulphate; Ferrous Sulphate; Hydrochloric acid; Hydroquinone; Lead acetate; Magnesium Chloride; Magne- sium Sulphate; Nitric acid (excluding fuming Nitric acid); Oxalic acid; Potassium bisulphate; Potassium bromide; Potassium chloride; Potassium chromate; Potas- sium dichromate; Potassium Iodide; Potassium Iodate; Potassium Nitrate; Potassium ferricyanide; Potassium Iodide; Potassium Iodate; Potassium Nitrate; Potassium

[PABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 535 APPENDIX 28—contd.

sulphate; Potassium thiocyanatc (sulphocyanide); silver Nitrate; Sodium Acetate Hydrated (anhydrous) Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium Carbonate; Sodium chloride; Sodium Citrate; Sodium Nitrate; Sodium Phosphate (dibasic); Sodium Sulphate; Sodium Thiosulphate; Sulphuric acid; Tartaric acid, Zinc acetate; Zinc sulphate.

(6) Laboratory and reagent chemicals in packs exceeding 0-5 kg. and 0-5 litre.

LIST IV

List of Chemicals which will be allowed import against licences

issued for import of Insecticides, Fungicides and Weedicides

Chemicals listed below can be imported either in their pure form or as preparations thereof containing one or more of the specific items:

I. Insecticides

1. Arsenates (Calcium arsenate, Lead arsenate).

2. Halogenated chlorinated hydrocarbons in technical grades (DDD or Dichlorodiphenyl-dichloro-othane 8oxaphere, DD or DD 1, 3-dichloropropane and 1, 2-dichloropropane Chlordane Aldrin, Dieldrin, Endrin, Ethylene dibromide, Ethylene dichloride and carbontetrachloride mixture Methyl bromide p-Chlorophenyl p-Chlorabenzene sulphonate). Chloricide (p-chloro-benzil P-chloro- phenyl sulphite) Allenthrin (Allyl homologue of cinerin-1), 2(P-tert- butyl phenoxy) isopropy, 2-Chloroethyl sulphite; Ethyl ester of •chlorobenzilic acid, para-Dichloro-Benzene, Isbornyl thiocyanoacetate and 1, 2-dibromo-3-chloroproane.

3. Phenols (Dinitro-o-cylohexylphenol and its salts, Pentachlo- •rophenol or its sodium salt), Dinitro (1-methyl hepty I) Phenyl crotonate, and Dinitro (1 methyl hepty 1) Phenol.

4. Organic phosphate (Parathion, Hexacthyltetraphosphate and Tetra ethyl pyrothosphate), dimethylamides of polyphosphoric acid bis dimethyl amino fluorophosphine oxide, paranitro phenyl diethyl phosphate, bis (monoisoprophylomino) fluorophosphine oxide, •octamethyl pyrophosphor amide, Malthion (O, O-Dime-thyldithio- phosphate, of Diethyl mercap to Succinate), Tetraethyldithiopy- •rosphate, Diethyl 1-ethylthioethy I phosphorothionate, Diethyl B-Methyl-2-isopropyl-4-Pyrimidinyl phosphorothionate, 0, 0 Dimethyl- sethyl thioethyl-dithiophosphate, 0, 0-dimethyl, 2, 2,2-thichlore-ethyl phosphate and 0, 0-diethyl-0-2 isoprophyl-4-methyl-6-pyrimidiryl.

5. Cyanides (Liquid HCN, Sodium cyanide, Acryloitrile, Calcium cyanide).

536 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]J APPENDIX 28—contd.

6. Plant derivative insecticides (Nicotine and its sulphate and: Rotenone). The import of Pyrethrum as concentrated dusts or extracts (included in List I) will not be permitted, but preparations- containing Pyrethrum as one of the toxic ingredients will be allowed to be imported.

7. Rodenticides (Alpha Naphthlthiourea or Antu and 3-(a)- aceconylbenzyl)-4-hydroxy-cuomorin or Warfarim, Zinc phosphide Thallium sulphate and 3-(Alpha-para-chlorophenylbeta-acetyl ethyl 4-hydroxycoumarin) Pivol (2-privaly 1-1, 3-indandion), Metaldehyde_

II. Fungicides

1. Tetramethylthiuram disulphide. 2. Tolyl mercury acetate. 3. Ferric dimethyl dithiocarbamate. 4. Ethyl mercury phosphate. 5. Tetrachloro-para-benzoquinine. 6. Disodium ethylene bisdithiocarbaniate. 7. Zinc ethylent bisdithiocarbaniate. 8. Mercurised copper oxychloride. 9. Phenyl mercury urea.

10. Methyl mercury chloride. 11. Pentachloronitrobenzene. 12. N-trichloromethylthio-4-chclohexene-l: 2-dicarboxymide (Cap- ton).

13. Tetrachloro-p-benzoquinone. 14. Manganese ethylene-1 : 2-bisdithiocarbamate (Maneb). 15. Zinc dimethyl dithiocarbamate (Ziram). 16. Ethioxy ethyl mercury chloride. 17. Methoxy-ethyl-mercury chloride.

III. Wecdicides

1. 2, 4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, its esters and salts. 2. 4, chloro-2-methyl-phenoxyacetic acid, its esters and salt3. 3. 2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenoxyacetic acid, its Butoxyethanol eater other esters and salts.

4. Dinitroorthocresol and its salts. 5. Trichloroacetic acid and its salts. 6. Dinitro-o-sec Butylphenol and its salts.

[PIBT I—SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 537 APPENDIX 28—contd.

7. Alpha-napthylacetic acid 8. Indol-Butyric acid. 9. Salts of (2, 4, 5-Trichlorophenoxy) propionic acid.

10. Sodium I-Napthalene acetate. 11. p-chlorophenoxy acetic acid.

12. CMU (3-chloropheny)-l. 1-Dimethy lures.

13. 2-methyl-4-chlorophenoxy butyric acid.

LIST V

List of materials which will be allotted import against licences issued for import of Aromatic chemicals

Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde. Acetophenone. Alkyl Tetraline Ketone. Allyl Acetate. Allyl Butyrate. Allyl Heptylate. Allyl Iso Butyrate. Allyl Propionate. Allyl Valerate. Amyl Benzoate. Amyl Butyrate. Amyl Caproate. Amyl Caprylate. Amyl Cinnamate. Amyl Formate. Amyl Phenylacetate. Amyl Propionate. Amyl Valerianate. Anethole. Anisic Aldehyde. Anisic Ketone. Anisole. Anisyl Acetate. Anisyl Alcohol. Anisyl Phenylacetate Anisyl Propionate. Auriol, Aurantine. Benzaldehyde. Benzophenone.

-538 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 28—conta.

Benzyl Alcohol.

Benzyl Acetate.

Benzyl Butyrate.

Benzyl Cinnamate.

Benzyl Formate.

Benzyl-Iso-eugenoL

Benzyl Phenyl Acetate.

Benzyl Propionate.

Benzylidene Acetone.

Benzyl Salicylate.

Benzyl Valerianate.

Beta Napthyl Iso Butylether.

Bromostyrol.

Butyl Butyrate.

Butyl Formate.

Butyl Phenylacetate,

Butyl Salicylate.

Butyl Valerianate.

•Carvol.

•Cedrol.

Cedryl Acetate.

"Cinnamic AleohoL

Ciunamic Aldehyde.

Cinnamyl Acetate.

Cinnamyl Benzoate.

Cinnamyl Cinnamate.

Cinnamyl Formate.

•Cinnamyl Isobutyrate.

Cinnamyl Propionate.

Cinnamyl Valerate.

Clntronellyl Benzoate.

Citronellyl Butyrate.

Citronellyl Capronate.

Citronellyl Formate.

-Citronellyl Propionate.

Citronellyl Valerianate.

-Cyclamen Aldehyde, (Iso-Propyl alphamethyl hydro dnnainle aldehyde.)

[PAHT I-fiK. 1] THE GAZETTE Of INBlA fflSMAOtfMNAHY 539

APPENDIX 28—covXd.

Decyl Acetate. Diacetyl 100%. Diethyl Succinate. Diamethyl Acetophenone. Dimethyl Anthranilate. Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol. Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol, Awtat*. Dimethyl Hydroquinone. Dimethyl Octanol. Dimethyl Phenyl Carbinol. Diphenyl Methane. Diphenyl Oxide. Ethyl Amino-Benzoate. Ethyl Anthranilate. Ethyl Benzoate. Ethyl Butyrate. Ethyl Caproate. Ethyl Caprylate. Ethyl Cinnamate. Ethyl Formate. Ethyl Heptoate. Ethyl Hydrocinnamat}e. Ethyl Iso Butyrate. Ethyl Laurate. Ethyl Mehyl Phenyl Glyddatt. Ethyl Phenylacetate. . Ethyl Propionate. Ethyl Salicylate. Ethyl Sebacate. Ethyl Valerianate. Ethyl VanillliL Eugenol. Eugenol Acetate. Eugenol Methyl Ether. Fatty Alcohols C8 to C12. Fatty Aldehycfes C7 to C20 and Lactones. 540 THBOAZB^TB OB¹ INDIA EXTRAORPINABY [PART I-SKC. 1$ APPENDIX 28—contd.

Geranyl Valerlanate.

Heliotropln.

Hexyl Esters. Hydratrops Aldehyde. Hydrocinnamic Aldjehyde. Indol. Iso Bomyl Acetate. Iso-butyl Acetate. Iso-butyle Benzoate. Iso-butyl Formate. Iso-butyl Propionate. Iso-butyl Phenyl Acetate, Iso-butyl Salicylate. Iso Eugenol. Iso Eugenol Acetate. Linalyl Acetate. Linalyl Anthranllate. Linayl Butyrate. Linalyl Cinnamate. Llnalyl Formate. Linalyl Iso Butyratp. Llnalyl Propionate. Llnalyl Valerlanate. Methyl Acetophenone. Methyl Anthranllate. Methyl Benzoate. Methy] Clnnamate. Methyl Coumain. Methyl Heptine Carbonate. Methyl Ionones. Methyl Eugenol. Methyl Iso Eugenol. Methyl Alfa-Napthyl Ketone. Methyl Beta-Naphthyl Ketone. Methyl Octlncarbonate. Methyl Phenylacetate. Menthyl Valerlanate. Musk Ketone. Nerol. Nerolin (also known ag Bromellla).

[PAHT I—SIC. lj THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 541 APPENDIX 2B—contd.

Para Cresol Methyl Ether. p-Cresol. Para Cresyl Acetate. Para Cresyl Phenylacetate. Phenyl Acetaldehyde Dimethyl AcetaL Phenyl Acetic Acid. Phenyl Acetic Aldehyde. Phenyl Ethyl AlcohoL Phenyl Ethyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethylechlor Acetate (secondary). Phenyl Ethyl Anthranllate. Phenyl Ethyl Benzoate. Phenyl Ethly Butyrate. Phenyl Ethyl Clnnamate. Phenyl Ethyl Iso-Butyrate. Phenyl Ethyl Phjenyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethyl Propionate. Phenyl Ethyl Valerianate. Phenyl Propyl Alcohol, Phenyl Propyl Acetate. Phenyl Propyl Butyrate. Phenyl Propyl Valerianate. Propyl Acetate. Rhodinol. Rhodinyl Acetate. Rhodinyl Benzoate. Rhodinyl Butyrate. Rhodinyl Formate. Rhodinyl Propionate. Safrol. Skatol. Styrolyl Acetate (Phenyl methyl carbinyl acetate). Styrolyl Alcohol Phenyl methyl carblnol. Terpineol. Terpinyl Acetat". Terpinyl Butyarate. Terpinyl Cinnamate. Terpinyl Formate. Terpinyl Iso Butyrate. Tprpinyl Propionate. Terpinyl Valerianate.

-42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S K. 1]

APPENDIX 2A-^oncld.

Trichlor Phenyl Methyl Carbinyl Acetate. Tetra-hydro Lavenduol. Vanillin. Vttivenol. VetyvaroL Vetiver Acetate. Aromatic Chemicals not Applications from Actual Ussers included in the lint for import ol new items of above. Aromatic chemicals will be con-

sidered by t he Regional Licens- ing Authorities in consultation with the Directorate General of Technical Development, New Delhi.

Applications should be accompani-

ed by full details regarding che-

micals, nomenclatures and uses,

and any qther relevant parti-

culars.

(PART I—SIC. 1] THI OAZKTTB OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 543

APPENDIX 2"

[Section II—Part A—S. Nos. 34—37 (d)/V.]

PAINTS—IMPORT OF HAW MATEBIAIB FOR

List of items which can be imported against Actual User licences for S. No. 34-37 (d)/V.

1. Antimony Oxide (Painters' grade). 2. Cadmium Red and Vitreous colours. 3. Nitro Cellulose Chips. 4. Chlorinated Dipenyls. 5. Chlorinated Rubber. 6. Cobalt Acetate. 7. Maleic Anhydride. 8. Mercury Oxide, 9. Nitrocellulose other than 15—20 seconds viscosity.

10. Organic Pigment colours and oil soluble colours excluding thp following items and the non-permissible items of dyes.

Item

Colour

SL No.

Index N o . / H u e N o.

1

10006

3

Pigment Green B

H um Yellow 5G

11660

Hansa Yellow G

3.

11680

Hants Yellow 10G

4

11710

Para Red

12070

5 6 Signal Red/Red Toner R

12085 Toluidine Red

12120

7 8 Permanent Red F4R

"333

HeUo Fast Red BB

12370

9 10 Fennanent Bordeaux F2R

12385 11 Red Lake C/LC/Vulcan Red

12 Permanent Red FRLL f

15585 12460 Lhhol Red

13

Rubine Toner •"

14

15630 15850 Permanent Red 2B

15 16 Maroon Toner- . . . . . . ..

15865

15880

Golden Yellow GR

20045

Benzldine Yellow J. . |,

17 18

21090

Vulcan Fast Yellow CG

19

21095

20

2TII0

21

2II20

22

Permanent Onnge G

Vulcan Fast Red B , v ]

Peacock Blue

42025

23

7 4 r6o

Phthalocyanine Bhie^

Oil Yellow AM . ' . . .

24

11030

*44 T¹™ GAZETTE OF INftlA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SEC. lj APPENDIX 29—contd.

I t em

s.

Colour Index N o . / H ue N o. N o.

' 11800 O i l B r f l l k nt Y e l l ow . . ..

35 36

11920

Oil Yellow AR

Oil Brown D . . . . .

12020

al Oil Orange ES OH Orange T

13055

I3I00

>9

O il B r i l l i a nt S o i kt . . ..

IllJO

30

Oil Red a R

I2I70

3i

Oil Yellow PX

3*

OU Red G

" 7 40 26100

Oil Red

. . . 26105 33 34

O il V i o l et

42535B

33

N i g r o t i ne . . . . ..

36

OU B l ue

37

50413

77450

38     OU  B U ck                                                                                                  77OII
39    F a it O r a n ge        .       .       .       ..                                                          12060
40    B r o wn  T o n er       .       .       .       ..                                                          12071
       H c l io F a st Y e l l ow 1 2G

12775

41 42 P e r m a n e nt Y e l l ow GG

. . .. 21103

L a ke G r e en . . . ..

42040 43

L a ke V o i l et T o n er . . ..

44

42535

L a ke B l ue

L a ke P i nk

42595

45160

45 46

P e r m a n e nt C a r m i ne FB . ..

47 48

12490 21160 F a st O r a n ge R P h t h a l o c y a n i nc G r e en . . ..

74260

Q u i n a z a r i ne G r e en B a se . ..

OU B l a ck

61656 26150 49 5° 51

Q u i n o l i nc Y e l l ow . . ..

5*

P i g m e nt F a it M a r o on . . ..

53

B e n i i d i ne Y e l l ow . . ..

47OO0 12350 aitoo 54

Permanent Yellow HR . . ..

. Pigment

S5

Permanent Carmine F BB

56

Hclio Fa"t Yellow 12 G

Yellow 83

Pigment

Red 146

. Pigment

37

Oil Scarlet

58

Green jo

"133

11. Phthalic Anhydride. 12. Synthetic Iron Oxide Pigments excluding shades 445, 446 and

473.

13. Tricresyl Phosphate. 14. ToluoL 15. China Wood Oil. 16. White Spirits /Mineral Turpentine. m

NOTE:—Dyes of any description but with same colour index No.

will be treated at par for purposes of Licensing.

"CPABT I—SIC. 1} THE GAZETTE OF ttftilA EXTRAORDINARY 545

APPENDIX 30

[Section n—Part A—S. Nos. 87-88/V]

List of sizes of aero-tyres /covers which cannot be imported agafoi

actual user licences granted for S. Nos. 87-88/V of the I.T.C. Schedulf,

Si*4t Pfy

Ratu*

(I) AHKO COVBM AHD TDBBt

3- o o — 3 - i /a . . .. 6 0 0 — 6 - i /a . . .. 6 - j o — j - i /a . . ..

2 6 x 7 - 7 5 — 13 . . .. 43 • 1 7 - 0 0 — 16 . . ..

(a) ABBO COVXM

, '

26x6-50—14 3 7 - 6 - 5 0 — 15 3 6 x 1 0 - 7 5 — 16 . . .. 2 4 x 7 - 2 5 — 12 . . .. 5 6 0 x 2 3 6 ( 0 6) . . .. 2 9 x 6 2 5 — 16 . . .

"x 1 2 - 5 0 - 21 . . . ' T u bW "* D Ot " "^ I a d l" " w " i ly 2 6 x 66 . ! * . '. 1 7 x 3 - 5 0 — 11 . . .. 2 0 x 5 - 2 5 — 11 . . .. 2 8 X 9 - O O * - I3 . . .. 1 5 5 0 — ao

,

C3) AJBKJ T T K E ^ - T D " I I B S3

3 4 x 1 0 - 7 5 — 16 . . .. 3 9 x 13 4 < 5 a i6

A P P E N D I X*

* * *

.

[Section H—Part B—S. BTos. "(1—4) (H) and 03(5) (i) of Part V]

CINEMA MACHINBIY AND P UT THUBOP—LJCWBDTO KHJCT peat

;. Licensing policy for Cinema machinery and partB for April 1966—March 1967 is a* detailed below :—

2. Application for additional Uctncess to import 3-D viewers, wfll be considered.

3. Licences granted for fh"t item for April 1966—March 1967 will not be Ttlid for the import of any of the articles inr)nHi^ in Appeadix 35.

4. The table below, which follow* the order given in the Red Book far the period April 1966—March 1967 indicate* the quota perceotaces mod

other conditions subject to which the licences will be granted :—

Validity

Part and

Authority ]

of

S. No. of Description

Rjcnurkt

Policy for

Jstablished

Importen

Licencei

T H E G A Z E T T E I.T.C Schedule

O F I 1

2

6

3

4

5

N D

I PART V

A 65 (1—4) (n) (0 Sound and Projection Reproduction Eqnip- *

ment 1/4 H P. and ibove.

(0 Although quota c a J i Ma w*

Pom

74%

65 (1—4) ( B) (.B) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equip-

ment under 1/4 PLP.

Twelve months.

6s (1—4) (0) (f*0 Film Studio equipment . . ..

E X T R A O R D 65 (5) (0 CO Spare parti of Soard and Projection Re-

I ] production Equipment 1/4 tLP. and

above.

65 (5) CO (.*0 Spare pans of Sound and Projection Re-

N A R Y production Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

be iamed separately for each

snb-ttem, quota licence* wiH

be gimnted on the combined

values of the quota cmifiuMcs

issued for each item. Quota

certificates already held by the

parties will not be disturbed.

(S) Quota licences will be Ttlid for

the import of permissible items

mentioned in Ust ' A'.

[ 65 (5) CO (*>0 Spares of Film Studio Equipment

F A B T

I

—

Cm) The import of component*

specified in List ' B' will be

restricted and allowed upto the

farf v"lirr mrtriftiniM ir^nlLin^H

agninat each.

S "

(to) The import of items specified in

C

list ' C' will not be i"pninni

.

I

T

[PABT I--Sec. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 547- APPENDIX 31—contd.

L I ST A

Items of Cinema machinery which are permissible for Import

1. 33mm and 35mm/70mm Projector Mechanisms complete with or without all accessories including Drive Motors, and Alrb- lowers.

2. Projector Lenses of all types. 3. 35mm/and 35mm/70 mm Magnetic Soundheads, with magnetic clusters/heads, and all connecting cables and associated fit- ments.

4. Counting, cleaning and waxing attachments.

5. Carbon Arc Lamps which operate at 90 amps and above, com- plete with or without their cooling systems.

6. Mirrors/Reflectors, Drive Motors with or without fans/heat- filters; water cooling fitments, flexible asbestos flame-proof leads and associated fitments for Carbon Arc Lamps.

7. Low Frequency Speakers, without Line/matching transform- ers, and having a normal output of 10 watts or over, and having a voice-coil diameter of not less than 1J" or a cone diameter of 12" and above.

8. Acoustic Lenses.

9. High Frequency Speaker Units.

10. Auditorium Effects Speaker of Diameter 12" and above.

11. Exciter lamps; Opticals, driving belts/chains, photosells/; photo-transistors, magnetic clusters/heads; projection bulb and/or gas pulse discharge units.

12. Projection Screens having specially treated high-reflecting surface, such as glass-beaded screens.

13. Colour Wheels, with or without motors, for slide projectors.

14. Special effects projection attachments.

15. Film Splicers.

16. Motor Generator Sets, Rotary Converters or Inverters.

17. Test Films.

18. Porthole windows with optical glass and safety shutter mechanisms.

19. Tools Jigs and Fixtures for maintenance and repairs of Pro- jection and Sound Equipments (Other than banned items).

20. Interlock Kits (Electrical or Mechanical) and associated fitments.

21. Automatic Change-over units (Electrical or Mfechaniaal).

4$ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SK. ij APPENDIX 31—contd.

22. Spare parts and component parts for ril the above items, as well as for items banned in List 'C provided their import is not otherwise banned.

Section n—16 mm Equipments

1. Projection Lenses.

2. Mirrors, glass or metal guards, carbon savers and all replace- ments and spare parts For these.

3. Sound optics and spare parts for these

4. Loudspeakers (12" and above in diameter).

5. Exciter lamps.

-6. Photo Electric Cells with or without housing and all replace- ments and spare parts.

7. Special Jacks (Sockets) and plugs

. 8. Fuses.

9. Film Splicers and all replacements and spare parts.

10. Projector Driving Chains'and/or belts.

11. Projection Lamps, Pilot Lamps, and Neon Indicator Lamps.

Section III—Studio Equipments

SOUND RECORDING EQUIPMENTS—Studio type, or Standard or Semi-portable, or portable; single-track or multi-track; for photo- graphic recording or magnetic recording, or combined; either accord- ing to standard Factory specifications or specially custom-built; for recording sound and 70mm/35mm/17imm/16mm including Profes- sional type quarter-inch Synchronous Magnetic Tape Recorder, and mainly consisting of the following :—

Sound Recorder with/without meter, either synchronous, inter- lock, multi-purpose or multi-duty, with or without torque motors.

Light Valves.

Magnetic Heads/Clusters.

'Punching attachment and/or slating attachment and/or number- ing attachment.

Photo-electric cell monitoring assembly.

Reversible assembly kit for direct recording on positive film.

Audio, Bias, Power and other cables as per manufacturer's specifications.

•Set of Tool (other than banned Itemi).

Noise Erasers and Damaguetisera.

ffAfiT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 54$

- APPENDIX 31— contd.

Magnetic Perforated/unperforated Tape/Films.

Split Re'els.

One set of Test films.

One set of Focussing and measuring microscopes or viewers.

Twenty spare exposure amps.

Mixer/mixer console, complete with patch cords ar.d accessories.

Pre-amplifiers—all types.

Mixer Amplifiers—all types.

Main Amplifiers.

X.ine Amplifiers.

Booster Amplifiers.

Voltage Amplifiers.

Equalisers—all types, such as High-Low, Effects, Dialogue, Mid range, Film loss, etc.

Filters—all types, such as high pass/Low pass, Hand pass, Effects, etc.

Volume indicator meters, limited or compressor meters, exposure meters.

Michrophones without stand/booms, hangers, wind-screens and fixtures/mountings.

Michrophone cable.

Condensor Michrophones with associated amplifiers, power- supplies and cables.

Monitor headsets, interphone hand-sets and associated hangers.

High quality Monitor-amplifier.

Higher quality Monitor speaker/speaker-system with/without enclosure/cabinet.

Transmission Amplifier Cabinets, racks, shell and panels and mats.

Recording Amplifiers.

Compressor Amplifiers/Electric Mixer Amplifiers.

Peak-chopping/limiting amplifiers.

Ground-noise reduction amplifier.

Talk-back amplifier.

Play-back amplifier

55o THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAFT J—SK. 1]

APPENDIX 31—centd.

Bias Oscillator.

Bias Amplifier.

Line-up Oscillator.

Control Units.

Talk back Microphone.

B/HT Units (power supplies).

A/LT Units (power supplies).

Voltage Regulators and stabilisers.

Modification and/or conversion kits for density/area recording or vice versa and or modification of either type to magnetic/ photographic operation.

Modification/Conversion Kits for standard to sub-standard film/, tape or vice versa.

Set of test jigs, fixtures, and tools for maintenance and repair of Sound Recording Equipment (other than banned items).

Two sets each of fuses, semi-conductors, transistors, photo-tran- sistors, resistors condensers and valves.

Connectors, plugs, sockets, jacks, switches, jack-panels, patah- bays patchcords.

2. RE-RECORDING .SCORING AND DUBBING EQUIPMENT— either according to manufacturer's specifications, or specially custom- built, consisting mainly of following items:

Magnetic/Photographic Re-Recorders/Film Dhonographs, with/ without loop cabinet and attachments.

Magnetic modification or conversion kits, with or without pre- amplifier.

Voltage stabilisers and Regulators, Rotosyn, Interlock Distributors or Selsyn.

MG sets with associated control gear.

Disc Recording equipment complete with or without amplifiers and speakers.

Multi-position or Multi-channel Mixers, Console-desks, pre- amplifiers, Re-recording compensators; High and Low Equalis- ers/Fillers/Film loss Equalisers; Monitor decompensators; all types of power-supplies; monitoring amplifiers; talk-back amplifiers; associated fitments; monitor loudspeakers with or without cabinets or enclosures; double film or preview attach- ments; loop-attachment for re-recorders; preview projectors; Re-recording soundheads with pre-amplifiers; interlock or srlsvn multi-purpose or multi-duty motors; adapters and asso- ciated fitments; cables, plugs, switches and accessories.

TPABT I—Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 551 APPENDIX 31—contd.

3. Preview Equipment and accessories like mechanical synchro- nisers, Solsyn, Interlock Synchronous, multi-purpose, torque or muti-duty motors, switching panels, and control units; and with or without Double film /loop attachments and Magnetic Reproduction Kit.

4. 70mm/35mm/16mm MOTION PICTUEE CAMERA EQUIP- MENT, mainly consisting of Camera with all built-in features with cr without carrying cases niters and filter holders endcases; Maga- zines, View-finders, follow-focus attachments with cams and gears; rings for lenses; Finder-support brackets; Friction tilt-heads with or without case; tripods, matte-cutting devices; synchronous motors, variable speed D.C. Motor; High-speed motor; Inter-lock motor; multi-dutymotor, set of lenses; tilt-head adaptor (Hi-hat) blimp; Diffusion Glasses; set of tools and accessories and associated fitments, complete with or without separate carrying cases for each unit.

5. Single-system Picture-camera-cum-sound Recorder, consisting mainly of Magnetic Photographic sound-cum-picture camera with accessories as per Item 1 and 4 above or parts thereof, as per manu- facturers' specifications.

£. BACK PROJECTION, or REAR-PROJECTION EQUIPMENT— comprising mainly of; single or Multiple head projection Mechanism, complete with pedestals/trolley including control-panel; remote control focus; register-pin movement; inter-locking meter, upper and lower magazines; pedestals; arc-lamps; set of lenses; back/rear- projection screen; hot-spot filter; motor generator; distributor; inter- locking motor for camera; water cooling attachments and blowers.

7. Animation Camera, with stands and accessories.

t. Film-titling Equipment, complete with Stand and associated fitments.

9. Lighting Equipment;

(a) Incandescent Lights of 10,000 watts and above capacity, complete with stands, barn-doors, diffusers, etc. and asso- ciated fitments including cables.

(b) Iodine Quartz Lights upto 2,000 watts capacity complete with Lamps, stands and associated fitments including cables.

(c) Arc-Lights, with or without generators, converters, splice- boxes, plugs, cables etc.

(d) Special types of Studio Lights (Like Colortan, Nova-twin ttc.) used for movie-photography, with or without control unit*, either battery or mains operated.

10. Film cleaning and/or waxing and/or polishing Machines.

11. Film printing machnies.

12. Reduction and/or Enlarging Printers for Picture and Sound.

$$% THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—S

A P P E N D IX 31—contd,

13. Optical Effects and Trick-printing machines.

14. Matte-shot Projectors.

15. F i lm N u m b e r i ng Machines.

16. Sensitesters or Densitemeters.

17. Synchronisers.

18. F i lm Editing Machine.

19. Blooping P u n ch for sound-splicing.

20. Inter-modulation a n d / or s r o ss modulation sets for checking film distoration.

21. Generators (Petrol, Diesel, Mains Gc B a t t e ry o p e r a t e d ).

22. Test Film and testing instruments.

23. Technical literature and instruction books, drawings a nd blue-prints.

24. Counters for 70 m m / 3 5 m m / 1 7 m m / 1 6 mm films measuring film-lengths.

25. R o t a ry Convertors, inventers, with starters, regulators, fre- quency, meters.

26. Colour-temperature meters, exposure meters, density viewer*.

27. R e v e r b e r a t i o n / E c ho Equipment.

28. Effects Discs.

29. Projection footage counters,

30. Projection volume indicators.

31. F i lm Splicers.

32. Non-Magnetic Scissors.

33. Coloured Gelatine sheets.

34. Coloured Glasses.

35. Magnetic Emulsion applicator, complete with accessories.

36. Splicing tape for magnetic films.

37. P a y b a ck Machine Photographic/magnetic.

38. Spare p a r ts for all the above items, as also for items b a n n ed under List C. (Provided their import is not otherwise b a n n e d ).

fPABT I—Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA. EXTRAORDINARY J53.

.APPENDIX 31—comd.

LIST B

Components of Cinema Machinery the import of which Is permis-

sible, subject to face-valne restrictions

(The import of these items, subject to the ceiling indicated is permissible even though they may be banned elsewhere in this Red Book).

Face Vthie Restriction.

I. Special Cables (including asbestos cables) for cinema

machinery . . . , , . .,

Upto 1%

3. Electronic Valves, semi-conductors/transistori used In cinem* machinery, other than those manufactured hi Tnrtia

5%

3. Hardware such as machine nuts, bolts,'washer*, screws, Alsn Key*, wrenches, catches, clamps, clips, cups (oil), hinges, keys, links, pins, pivots, retainer*, shimps, spacers, stand-offt, stops, strikes, studs, tags, etc. .

„ 2%

Ball-bearingi osed In d m c mi machinery .

4-

" 3%

Gramaphone pick-up, Diamond and/or Saphixc Stylil,

5-

and spans p*rts for Record-Playen

* 3%

6. Non-Synchronous attachments or Record-Player, or

Record Changers, single or dual, complete with tone- arm and pick-up, motors, associated equalisers and volume and tone-controli

" a%

7- Condensers, Resistances, Potendometera, Volume-Con- trola, Tone-controls, valve lockets, grid caps, plugs, chokes, fuses and terminal blocks . . ..

" 3%

Tearing and Checking Instruments . . ..

S.

Upto 5% subject to the condition that import of Volt- meters, Ammeters, Galvanometers and Multi-meters will not exceed 1% of the face v"lue of the licence.

9.

Upto i% Projector Drive-motora and special purpose F HP Motors used In Theatre Equipments . . ..

10. Special multi-duty F HP motors, such as multi-duty Sclsyn, Rotosyn, Interlock e t c, used in Recorders, Cameras, and other Studio and Laboratory Equip- ments . • • • • • • .*

Magnetic tape-deck, with or without associated pre-ampll-

1 1.

flers, and volume and tone-controls . ..

. 5%

Microphones • > • • • • ••

1 2-

" 5%

Magnetic T"p*i . . . . . ..

" 10%

<

APPENDIX 31—conld:

LIST C

List of items of Cinema Machinery the import of which is not permissible

1. 35 mm and 35/70 mm Sounheads (excluding those required for magnetic sound reproduction).

2. Pedestals or Base. 3. Magazine upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Pro- jectors.

4. Step-down transformers. 5. Arc-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon type. 6. Projector Spools upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Projectors and spools for 16 mm projectors.

7. A.C. Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp Transformers). 8. D.C. Exciter Supply Units an Amplifier Power Supplies (except Regulated types).

9. Rewinders and Plates and Discs thereof. 10. Slide Projectors. 11. L.F. Baffles (Base Reflector Boxes). 12. H.F. Horns and Throats. 13. Matching on Line Transformers. 14. Cloth or plastic screens (except those having specially treated high-reflecting surface such as glass-beaded screens).

15. Arc Resistances. 16. Amplifiers and amplifying systems (other than high quality -amplifiers used in film studio sound recording equipments).

17. Cross-over and/or dividing Networks. 18. Arc-Lamps operating at Below 90 amps. 19. 16 mm Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipments. 20. Speakers having a normal output of less than 10 Watts, and having a voice-coil, diameter of less than 1& per cent., or a cons •diameter of less than 12". 21. Field Rectifiers. 22. Film cement. 23. Dimmerstat for auditorium lights. 24. Stage Lighting Equipment. 25. Emergency Lighting System. 26. Manual and Electric Curtain Controls. 27. Automatic or semi-automatic Film developing and processing Machines.

28. Film Studio Lights below 10,000 watts capacity.

[PART I~Sir. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ,555

APPENDIX 32

Deleted

APPENDIX 33

Deleted

9 GoflEx—24

556 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PAKT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 34

[Section II—S. No. 87-88/V]

AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR T IK IMPORT OF

SCHEDULE A

DITAILS or STOCKS AVAILABLE AT THI TTMI or SUBMITTING APPLICATION J. Details of Import Licences granted during thle preceding 12

months.

Noi. and due* Valu* of the Licence

Reason* ia brief

Rt marks

Total value of

licence that

granted

of licence* frtnttd

remaini unuwd

for not utilising the licence granted

Total value Total value

II. Details of aircraft and engine spares

Accestoriet Aircraft gt~ Remarks Type of Aircraft

Engine Propellen

•nd iptret

Alrcrtft tpve*

nenl and ipirtt

I.

X.

J.

4-

Total Value

III. Details of Raw Materials

Remark*

Dope* Thlnnen Fabrici Other

material*

Ahuninhim thecn, tubing, etc

Fntom Material ihwo, tubing •to.

Total value Total value

IV. Aircraft Gineral Stores

Total Value

GRAND TOTAL

N.B.—Only the total value (in Rupeei) under each head it to be stated.

[PART I - S K. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINABY 557

APPENDIX 34—concld.

SCHEDULE B

IMPORT APPLICATION No.

I. Complete Aircraft

Quantity Value Country Purpose Remarks Type of aircraft

Description ol aircraft

for import

II. Details of Aircraft and Engine spares

Type of

Remarki

Engine/En- gine (pare*

Propellers

and spares

Aircraft spare*

aircraft

Accessories Aircraft general spares

I.

2.

3-

4-

5-

TOTAL VALOB

III. Details of Raw Materials with specification

Other

Dope* Thinner* Fabrics

Material* Remarks Aluminium Sheets tubing etc

1- ;i rou" A 1 terial Micern, tibiig etc.

TOTAL VALUE

IV. Aircraft General Stores

TOTAL VALUE

GRAJSTD TOTAL,

<;<8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOKDLNARY [PART I—SEC 1]

APPENDIX 35

[Section II—S. Nos. 36(1—4)/II, 36(5)/II, 4(1—4)/III, 4(5)/III, 5(2)/in, 65/V, 67/V and 92(n)/V]

MACHlNEnY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES WILL NOT" ORDINARILY BE VALID—LIST OF

List 'A'.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which licences granted for machinery to Estab- lished Importers and Actual Users will not be valid.

List 'B\—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which quota licences granted to Established Importers for machinery will not be valid: but applications from Actual Users or Importers having orders from Actual Users will be considered provided evidence is produced to the effect that indigenous manufacturers are unable to supply the machinery required.

In preparing List A, care has been taken to include only such Items of machinery as can be readily obtained from indigenous sources and are produced in sizeable quantity of approved quality, while in List B, such of the items as can be manufactured against specific orders as per customers' specifications have been included.

COMPONENT PARTS AND SPARES

1. Where an actual user or an established importer having firm orders from an actual user desires to import spare parts of any of the machines listed in this Appendix, the application for an import licence will be considered on merits, provided full justification for the imports of the articles applied for are furnished in the appli- cation. If the value of the spare parts required to be imported by an actual user having his place of business at ^a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay exceeds in any half year, Rs. 5,000, the application should be accompanied by a certificate from a qualified Engineer, preferably on the staff of the applicant firm, to the effect that the spare parts required to be imported can- not be fabricated in any of the reputed workshops in (a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay respectively. Thia certificate will, however, not be necessary in cases where the value of the applications for spares is less than Rs. 5,000.

2. This concession is also applicable to firms which are situated outside Bombay, Calcutta and Madras. In these cases, if the value of spare parts required is more than Rs. 5,000, the firm should pro- duce a certificate from the Director of Industries of the State con- cerned to the effect that the spare parts required to be imported cannot be fabricated at the nearest centre of engineering industry.

3. Spare parts and component parts for items banned under the .heading 'Cinematograph equipments' List 'A' and under the heading?

[PART I—SEC. ij THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 559

A P P E N D IX 35—contd.

'Cinema Machinery' in List 'B' of Appendix 35 could be imported under licences issupri for Cinematographic equipments, components and sppre parts falling under S No. 65(1—4) (ii) (i), (ii), (iii) and 65 (5) (i) (i)/V, 65 (5) (i) (ii)/V and 65 (5) (i) (lii)/V, in accord- ance with Lists. A, I1 nr.d C of Appendix 31, provided import of these spare parts and components is not otherwise banned.

N,B.—The name? and addresses of the manufacturers, together with the specifications of ihe machines manufactured/fabricated indigenously are publish d in a separate brochure by the Directorate General of Technical Development,

(A) L I ST or MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES GRANTED FOR MACHINERY TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS AND ACTUAL USERS WILL NOT BE VALID.

Textile Mill Machinery

Plain Calico Looms for Cotton, Linen, Rayon or Silk.

Jute Mill Machinery

1. Bailing Press Pump. 2. Baling Press. 3. Cylinder Dressing Machine without accelerated air drying devices.

4. Dust Shaker. 5. Dry-beaming Machine. •6. Flat Loom. 7. Live Spindle Spinning Frame. 8. Live Spindle Twisting Frame. 9. Lapping Machine.

10. Main Bevel Roller Drive Softener with quick-release roller mechanism.

11. Measuring Machine. 12. Push-bur Drawing Frame. •13. Patent High Density Cop-Winder. 14. Power Reeling Machine. 15. Roll 01 Spool Winder. 16. Spiral Roving Frame, upto 10'x 6' and 80 spindlen, 17. Starch Mixing Machine. 18. Sack Printing Machine (Single colour). 19. Spray or Brush Damping Machine. 20. Autocoyle.

Printing Machinery

1. Hand model type Duplicator (Both hand feed and self feed type).

<6o THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I—SIC. 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

2. Paper Guillotine upto 30" but excluding Paper cutting machines with three side knives used in the cutting of copy books operated by 3i H.P. with a cutting length of ij" X 15i" (Maximum) and ff X-f* (Minimum).

Boiler

Lancashire type (Dished and Flat ends), single or double flue for working pressure upto 260 lbs. square inch.

NOTE.—Boilers, iteam pipit md fitting* (as defined in the Boilers Act & Regu- lttlons), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulation*, will not be permitted to be imported. While applying for a licence for Boiler and parts thereof the Importers should submit to the licensing authority a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Bofiers concerned to the effect that the goods desired to be imported conform to Indian Boilers Regulations. If, on the other hand, the goods desired to be imported do not conform to the Indian Boilers Regulation then a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Boilers recommending relaxation of the Indian Boiler" Regulations should be submitted to the licensing authority along with the applica- tion. Similar certificate will also be required to be produced by the importers alongwith then- applications for licence, in case they want to import Boiler Fittings against Rcneral des- t ion licences issued under S. Nos. 65(5)/V, 36(5)/II and 4(5)/III.

The Importers should also inform their suppliers of Boilers and the fittings that they •hould gurantee the fulfilment of tests prescribed by the Chief Inspector of Boilers, which would be carried out after installation, and in case the goods do not pass the tests they would b"Te to be reexported and replacement supplied free of cost.

Cinematograph equipments

1. 35 mm and 35/70 mm Soundheads (excluding those required for magnetic sound reproduction).

2. Pedestals or Base.

3. Magazines upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Pro- jectors.

4. Step-down transformers.

5. Arc-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon type.

6. Projector Spools upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Projectors and spools for 16 mm projectors.

7. A.C. Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp Transformers).

8. D.C. Exciter Supply Units an Amplifier Power Supplies (except Regulated types).

9. Rewinders and Plates and Discs thereof.

10. Slide Projectors.

11. L.F. Baffles (Base Reflector Boxes).

12. H.F. Horns and Throats.

13. Matching or Line Transformers. 14. Cloth or plastic screens (except those having specially treated- high-reflecting surface such as glass-beaded screens).

[Full I—Sec 1] THE GAZETTI Of INDIA MXTRAORDINABY g6l APPENDIX 35—contd.

15. Arc Resistances. 18. Amplifiers and amplifying systems (other than high quality amplifiers used in film studio sound recording equipments).

17. Cross-over and/or dividing Networks. 18. Arc-Lamps operating at Below 90 amps. 19. 16 mm Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment*. 20. Speakers having a normal output of less than 10 Watts, and having a voice-coil, diameter of less than li per sent., or a con© diameter of less than 12". 21. Field Rectifiers. 22. Film cement. 23. Dimmerstat for auditorium lights. 24. Stage Lighting Equipment. 25. Emergency Lighting System, 26. Manual and Electric Curtain Controls. 27. Automatic or semi-automatic Film developing and processing Machines.

28. Film Studio Lights below 10,000 watti capacity.

562 THE OAZin*rfc GF INDIA EXTRAORDINAftY [PAS* I—9K. 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

Cork Manufacturing Machinery

(B) LIST of MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH QUOTA LICENCES GRANTED TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS FOR MACHINERY WILL NOT BE VALID.

Air Conditioning, Ice Making and Refrigeration Equipments

1. Ice Cans or Moulds. 2. Cooling Coils. 3. Brine Agitators (Belt Drive). 4. Ice or Brine or Freezing Tank. 5. Rotary Air Blowers for the making of clear Ice, 6. Air Blowers for Room Coolers. 7. Cold storage doors, windows and other equipment. 8. Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers with set of gas and liquid headers.

9. Evaporative Condensers.

10. Cooling Towers. 11. Water Coolers upto 150 gallons capacity. 12. Condensers. 13 Receivers. 14. Chillers.

Ceramic Machinery

1. Ball Mills. 2. Pug Mills (for mixing and consolidating the clay). 3. Tile Press (Hand & Power operated). 4. Pot Mills. 5. Extruders or Extrusion Press. 6. Brick Cutting Tables. 7. De-airing Pug Mill. 8. Jigger Jolley. 9. Filter Press & Pumps.

10. Brick and Tile Making Machines. 11. Agitators. 12. Mixers. 13. Dryers.

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Machinery (excluding Glass Lined equipment)

1. Vessels and Tanks or Pans (stainless steel or monel metal) including Pressure Vessels.

2. End Runners.

[PA&* I—StC 1] THI GAZETTE OF INDIA WETKAPKDINAflY 563APPENDIX 35—contd'. 3. Distillation Stills. 4. CrystallUers. 5. Sterilisers. 6. Neutralises. 7. Tincture Presses. 8. Vacuum Pans. 9. Reaction Stills.

10. Resine and Turpentine Plants. 11. Evaporators (Open or Vacuum type). 12. Autoclaves or Pressure Vessels. 13. Condensers (Coil and Tubular type). 14. Agitators. 15. Dryers. 16. Heat Exchangers. 17. Emulsifying Machine. 18. Kneaders. 19. Sulphonation vats. 20. Tilting Pans Cap : upto 100 gallons. 21. Ball Mills. 22. Roller Grinders with Granite Rollers. 23. Pill or Tablet Making Machine. 24. Sifter & Mixer. 25. Sieving Machine 26. Drying Chamber for drying cotton. 27. Drying Chambers for materials for tablets.

28. Still with Rectifying Columns.

29. Mixing Digestors.

30. Deodorizer,

31. Bottle Filling Machine (automatic inasmuch as filling action staits automatically when the bottle neck touches the filler head and stops automatically when the bottle is rilled to the proper level).

32. Water Purification Plant.

33. Complete Plants for industrial spirit, rectified spirit and power

alcohoL

34. Breweries.

35. Sulphuric Acid Plants upto 1C0 tons/day.

36. Superphosphate Plant upto 240 tons/day.

37. Rosin and Turpentine Plants.

<64 THE GAZETTE OF INTHA KXTRAOBDINART [Pi"i I—8K. 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

Oil Mill Machinery

1. Oil Expellers. 2. Baby Oil Expellers. 3. Filter Press Pump. 4. Filter Presses. 5. Rotary Oil Mills/Ghani. 6. Copra Cutters. 7. Oil Refining Plants/Vegetable Ghee Plants. 8. Oil Kohloos. 9. Disintegrator. 10. Decorticators. 11. Reducer. 12. Hydrogen Cells. 13. Oil Coolers. 14. Deodorizer. 15. Bleecher with Condenser and Catch-all. 16. Hydrogenating VessJs. 17. Autoclaves. 18. Seed Cleaner.

Paint and Varnish Machinery

1. Ball Mills (with wide range or sizes). 2. Edge Runner. 3. Varnish Kettles (pot Cop. 35, 130 and 160 gallons made "f stainless steel or aluminium).

Rice, Dal and Flour Mill Machinery

1. Flour Mill (Domestic type vertical or horizontal). 2. Rice and Flour Mills (combined) Hand Operated. 3. Rice Mill. 4. Rice Shellers. 5. Rice Hullers with or without Polishers. 6. Disintegrators. 7. Dal Mills. 8. Warai Mills 24", 30" and 36". 9. Rice Flakes Machinery.

10. Paddy Cleaner. 11. Rice Huller Screen. 12. Husk Separator. 13. Paddy Separator. 14. Rice Polisher. 15. Bucket Elevator.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THS GAZETTE OT INDIA KXTHAOHDINABY 565

APPENDIX 35—contd.

Rubber Machinery

1. Mixing Mills. 2. Mixing Machines. 3. Extruding Machine. 4. Spreading and Doubling Machine. 5. Hydraulic Steam Heated Press. 6. Hydraulic Press. 7. Vulcanizers (Horizontal and Vertical types).

Soap and Cosmetic Machinery

1. Snap Stamping Machine. 2. Soap Cutting Machine (Slab Cutter). 3. Soap Plant. 4. Soap Cooling Frame. 5. Soap Boiling Pan. 6. Bar and Tablet Machine (standard size). 7. Machine for grinding and blending of face powder. 8. Soap Kettles. 9. Caustic Soda Lye Tank.

10. Plastic Mixing and Kneading Machine. 11. Glycerine Distillation Plant. 12. Toilet and Soap Dryer. 13. Tallow Melting Vats. 14. Soap Crutcher.

Textile Machinery

1. Bleaching Kiers. 2. Yarn Bundling Press. 3. Ager Machine (including Rapid Ager, Waler seal ager, but excluding flash ager).

4. Colour Mixing & Boiling Pan. 5. Open Width Washing and Soaping Machine (all types). 6. Cylinder Drying Machine (all types and all width). 7. Cloth folding machine and doubling folding and plating machine.

8. All types of Printing Machines (except continuous Flock Print- ing machine).

9. Rope chemicking and Souring Machine.

10. Padding and Starch Mangle (Mechanical as well as Pneumatic pressure).

11. Demping machine (including Finishing mangle). 12. Rope Squeezing Machine. 13. Scutchers (non-automatic). 14. Stentering machine (all types).

-566 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRA0RD1KARY [PART I—SIC. 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

15. Rope Washing Machine. 16. Dye-Jigger (ordinary and auto with Hood) (excluding pressure jigger).

17. Reeling Machine (hand or power-operated). IP. Mechanical Roller forcing machine, 19. Winch Dyeing Machine (open and enclosed). 20. Back Filling Machine. 21. Yarn Printing Machine. 22. Batching Machine. 23. Square beater type washing machines. 24. Baling press. 25. Stamping machine (excluding selvedge stamping). 26. Fre-heaters and Heat Exchangers. 27. Hydro extractors. 23. Continuous dyeing plant. 29. Curing/Polimersing machine. -30. Mercerising Machine (i) cloth-chainless, and (ii) Yarn. 31. Auto-pilers. 32. Expanders. 33. Drying Cylinders. 34. Cloth Guiders/Weft Straighteners/Selvedge Uncurlers. 35. Open width bleaching plants (Semi-continuous). 36. Hot-flue. 37. Vacuum Strainer. 33. Wet Cotton Opener. 39. Mineral Khaki Dyeing Plant. 40. J-Box, Continuous bleaching plant (Rope type). 41. Thermo-reaction. 42. Singeing machine (cloth—gas and electric types). 43. Water Mangles (including Aqua Roll). 41. Squeezing Mops.

45. Calendering Machines (All types of calendering machines except Embossing Calender).

*46 (i) High Temperature high/low pressure Dyeing machines, (ii) Package Dyeing Machine,

(iil) Yarn Singeing Machine, (iv) Shearing and Cropping Machine, (v) Raising Machine. (vi) Continuous Bleaching Plant (Open width type), (vii) Pre-shrinking range,

(viii) Automatic Reeling machine,

(ix) Automatic Screen Printing machine.

*A.U. applications for these items will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

[PART I—S*C. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY 567

APPENDIX 35—contd.

Jute Mill Machinery

High speed silver spinning frame (warp).

Silk Machinery

1. Twisting Machine (Throwing). 2. Deckwinding Machine. 3. Single Tread Sizing Machine. 4. Sectional Warping Machines. 5. Bobbin Drum Winding Machine or Spooling Machine. 6. Reeling Machine.

Tea Processing Machinery

1. Tea Rollers. 2. Multiple Test Rollers. 3. Tea Sorters 4. Tea Stalk Extractor and Grader. 5. Green LeaJ Sifter. 6. Tea Packers. 7. Tea Cutters 8. Tea Breakers. ^ 9. Ball Breakers.*

10. Trash Plates. 11. Tea l e a n e r. 12. Tea Dryers and C.T.C. (crushing, tearing and curling.

machinery).

13. Tea Dust Machine. 14. Green Tea Polisher. 15. Tea Roaster. 16 Multitubular Air Heaters. 17. Multicellular Air Heaters. 18. Tea Leat Processing Machines. 19. Rootes type rotary blowers.

Sugar Mill Machinery

1. Vacjum Pans. 2. Evaporators, 3. Continuous Lime Slakers, 4. Mill and Crusher Rollers. 5. Condensers. 6. Juice Heaters. 7. Crystallisers. 8. Sulphitation Tanks. 9. Sulphur Furnace.

10. Trash Plates

568 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I - S K, 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

11. Filter Presses. 12. Sugar Centrifugal Machine (Hand or Power operated). 13. Sugar Sifters. 14. Mixers. 15. Carbonation Tanks and Fittings. 16. Eliminators. 17. Sugar Dryers. 18. Grass Hoppers Conveyor*. 19. Sugar Elevators. 20. Screw Conveyors. 21. Cane Carriers, 22. Cush Cush Stainers. 23. Juice Measuring and Weighing Tanks. 24. Carbonation of Lime Tanks. 25. Scum Mixing Tank. 26. Storage Tank. 27. Sulphur Burners. 28. Sulphur Melters. 29. Sugar Grader. 30. Complete Sugar Mill Plants. 31. Bagasse Bailing Press. 32. Bagasse Elevator and Carriers. S3. Centrifugals. 34. Lime Kilns. 35. Magma Mixers. 36. Mud Filter (Oliver Campbell type). 37. New Rollers. 38. Rollers Reshelling.

Boiler Industry

1. Cornish type (with dished or Bat ends). 2. Vertical Boiler with Gross W"ter Tube. 3. Economic type (Single and Duuble pass). 4. Loco boilers. 5. Water tube boiler. NOTE,—Boilers itettm pipei and fittings (is defined In the Boilers Act & Regular- •tions), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulation* will not be permitted to be Imported. While applying for • licence for Boilers and pirts thereof, the Importers should submit to the licensing authority e certificate from the Chief Inspector of Boilers concerned to tha effect that the goodj desired to be imported conform to Indian Boiler* Regulations. If, on the other hand, the goods desired to be imported do not conform to the Indian Boilers Re- gulations, then a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Boiler* recommending relaxation of the Indian Boilers Regulations should be submit'-d to the licensing authority along with the •pplication. Similar certificate will also be required to be produced by the importers along with their applications for licence, in case they want to import Boiler Fittings agalntt general description licences issued under S. No". 65(5)/V, 36(5)/!! and 4(5)/lIL

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 569 APPENDIX 35—contd.

The Importcn ihould also inform their suppliers of Boilers and the fitting) th"t they

ihould guxintce the fulfilment of the te"U prescribed by the Chief Inspector of BoUen, which

•would be carried out after installation, and in case the goods do not past the test! they could

kaTiTto be re-exported md replacement lupplied free of cost.

Cinema Machinery

1. Film Developing and Processing Machines. 2. Film Studio Light.

Constructional Machinery

1. Stone Crushers (for all other industries also) upto size ef 24" x 15" Jaw size.

2. Concrete Mixers of sizes 7/5 Cuft. & 10/7 Cuft. 3. Tar Boilers. 4. Asphalt Mixers of size 7/5 Cuft. 5. Concrete Vibrators. 6. Swing Weigh Batcher (Single/double bucket type). 7. Concrete mixers of 5/3J eft.

Gas Cylinders

Low Pressure gas cylinders (Butane gas cylinders).

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machinery

1. Condensers. 2. Receivers. 3. Chillers. A. Oil separators.

Printing Machines

Flat bed Machine stop cylinder type.

COAL MINING MACHINERY AND COAL WASHING PLANTS

Haulage (direct and endless) upto 50 H P.

Paper and Pulp making Plants

(for Writing and Printing paper)

1. Small Scale Paper Plants upto 10 tons/day (complete and/or by sections).

2. Large Scale Paper making plants complete and/or by sec- tions—from 15 tons/day and above.

3. Brown Stock washing system.

4. Calendar Bowls.

57O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SIC. 1] APPENDIX 35—contd.

Paper Conversion Machinery

1. Flit and aatchel paper bag miking Any iize from 4 x8 cm. to 36x36 am.

TTUfMn^ without printing unit. output—300 bag* pa minute.

2. Fl"t and tatche] paper bag making Any tlie from 4 x8 cm. to 26x36

machine with two colour printing uruc r.m output—400 bagi per minute.

3. Flat and tatchel paper bag ma dug Any iizc from 5x14 cm. to 50x75 c m.

mnfhjnf without printing unit output—400 bags per minute.

4. Flat and satchel paper bag makinj Any size from 5x14 cm. to 50 x- 75

machine with two colour printing uuic. cm. output—360 bay per minute.

5. Carrier bag making murhinp . . Any size from 10x20 cm. to 36x56

cm. output—TOO bags per minute.

6. Perforation cut type bag ™Hng iaa Any uze from 5 x8 cm. to 26x36 am,

chine.

output—1300 bagi per mirmto.

7. Cellophane big making machine witli- Any &\i/t from 7x12 cm. 10 26 x 36 am.

out printing unit. output—166 bag* per minute.

8. Cellophane bag making machine ivith Any Jiize 60m 7x12 cm. to 26x36 c m.

two colour rotogravure printing ur 1 u output—125 bags per minute.

9. Block bottom bag miking machine , Any tizc from 10x16 cm. to 36x50 a m,

output—104 bags pa minute.

10. Folythece bag making machine ;viib Any size from 5x10 cm. to 43x60 cm.

tingle colour printing unit. output—104 bags per minule,

11. Small packet bHg^ making machine will - Any BIZC from 4 x6 cm. ~.o 22X2B c m.

out printing unit. output—104 bags per minute

12. Carbon paper manufacturing maci.'ni. 40' width paper output—75 to 300 ft.

per iruiiuLe.

13. Machinery to make paper cups nd

tumblers and drinking straws and JX^ j.

towels.

14. Envelope making machine From xo n^s- pei minute to 266 noa. pei

nunute

Miscellaneous Items

1. Rock drills (30/60 lbs.).

2. Continuous type solvent Extraction Plants.

3. Conveyors and Elevators.

4. Demolition tpols.

[PART I—Sir. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 571

APPENDIX 3fi (Section II—S. No. 79 /V)

X-RAY ELECTROMEDICAL EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS OF ELECTROMEDICAL APPARATUS, ETC.,—POLICY REGARDING IMPORT OF It has been represented to the Government of India that although electromedical apparatU3 is allowed to be imported, the established importers of these apparatuses cannot get spare parts, accessories and supplies of allied nature for servicing and maintaining the existing equipment properly as these accessories, spare parts and articles oi allied nature were classified under different Serial Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule which are sometimes licensable strictly on a quota basis or are not licensed at all

2, With a view to maintain the operation of the X-Ray and electromedical equipment it has been decided that the established importers of X-Ray and electromedical equipment can apply for their requirements ot various articles although they may be falling under different Serial Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule under one application. A list ol articles desired to be imported m broaa categories hue rotary converters, transformers, photographic lankb, transformer oil and nlm hangers, etc., and spare parts of the equipment should all be listed and a consolidated application should be made for a]l these. The requirements should be certified by the All India X-Ray and Electromedical Traders' Association, Bombay.

3. On receipt of the consolidated application giving a list of the articles desired to be imported and the value of each duly certified by the Association, the Import Trade Controller at the port will giant each firm a licence for its consolidated requirements and attach the list of the articles with the licence. Where certain articles are licensed on a quota basis the reasonableness of the demand of thotfe articles can be judged from the firm's quota in respect of that article. The quota for these articles will be merged in the licence allowed, if ihe firms concerned have obtained any quota licence they should mention the name of the article and the amount of quota licence allowed so that adjustments for the same can be made, if necessary. t. Although the value of Individual articles as per requirements certified by the Association will be indicated in the l)6t of articles for which the licence is granted, the licence holders can exceed-the value of individual items by 25 per cent, of the value for that item provided that the total ci.f. value of the licence is not exceeded.

5. It has also been decided thjrf the import of one pair each of lead rubber X-Ray apron, lead robber gloves (required for the radiologist) and lead glass 'gaggles" may be allowed clearance under licence for S. No, 79/V when they are imported along with the X-Ray equipment Jfcmt not separated from it.

6. Requirements of Actual Users of diagnostic equipment over and above 500 MA capacity Will be considered in⁷ consultation -with the Ministry of-Health and the Directorate General bf Technical Develop- ment.

9 Gp£LExV25

572 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1J

APPENDIX 37

IRRIGATION PROTECT EQUIPMENT—LICENSING or

Tlio fcll'/'viii,^ do^iVnns of Hie Gf^T^nnent of India in regard to the isiiijo of lirontres for Machinery and Equipment required by va^o.j.-i 1'iir:,r,1;'jii Pvuj'Ot;; uivir L'n: lrrp/Hir.n l-'roject Fnuipmtnt Sr:he-pe" rjr;.¹ Lcreby announced lor general information.

2. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 3 below, the Irrigation Pn-jft-t Kijiiipmont Scheme shall only apply to the following goods cOn^iHr-l'i" under Parts T, tl and V of the Import Trade Control Schedule:—

I I

PART I—

Serial Nn. 17.—Cast Iron and Steel Valves and similar controls for Water Works, Irrigation 'ind Hydro-Electric Schemes.

Serial No. 20.—Fabricated Gates for Dams and Barrages.

PABT II—

Serinl No. 9—Imn and Steel articles and controls for Dams .ind Barrages also Cocks and Taps.

Srrial No. 30 — All poods included in Serial Nos, 36(1). 36(2), 36(3), 36(4) and 36(5)—required fur Irrigation and Hydro- Electrical Schemes.

PART V —

Serial No 65.—All goods falling under Serial Nos. 65(1), 65(2), fi5(3), 65(4) and 65(5) when required for Irrigation Projects

Serial No. 92.—Water Meters and Measuring Instruments required for Water Works, Irrigation and Hydro-Electric Projects.

u. The Scheme will apply to applications of an aggregate valu?

of Rs,-25,00;l or over any project or subsidiary thereto.

4, These requirements wttl be^fentrally licensed by the Chief Controller of Imports in New Delffi and all the requirements should be put in the application.rather than* piecemeal according to the Serial Number of the Import Trade Control S/chedule. The applica- tions will be treated in the same way aa th^ applications for Capital Goods. They should be made in the form prescribed for Capital Gooas^and: Heavy Electrical Plant and should be submitted In dupli- cate to Chief Controller of Imports through Central Water and Power Commission, New Dcilhi.

[PART 1—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 573

APPENDIX 37—concld.

5. The initial period of validity for these licences will be one year from the date of issue and will be extended to a maximum period of three years on production of documentary evidence to show that 3 firm order has been placed and accepted by foreign suppliers. In cases wh',re such evidence is produced at the time of submission of the a ppl; cation, licences will be issued with the maximum period of validity cuvi no further extension will bs necessary.

fi. The application-."-; should be accompanied with the usua] treasury receipt and the income-tax Verification Certificate Number or the spec'ilic cjrumpiioii number as in the case of Capital Goods applica- tions.

<;74 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1J

APPENDIX 38

Deleted.

JPAHT I—Sac. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY fry

APPENDIX 39

[Section II—S. No. 92(g)(3)/V]

ARTICLES FALLING UNDER S. NO. 92 (g) (3) OF PART V FOR THI IMPORT OF WHICH LICENCES GRANTED WILL NOT BE VALID—LIST OJT

1. Abney Levels. 2. Adjustable Set Squares. 3. Architectural curves,

*4. Beam Compasses. *5. Black Board Compasses. *6. Bow Compasses.

7. Bubbles. 8. Chains, measuring. 9. Clinographs. 10. Clinometers. 11. Cross-Staff Heads.

•12. Dividers. *13. Drawing Boards. *14. Drawing Board Trestles. *15. Drawing instrument boxes and sets. *16. Drawing Pens.

17. Geometrical Shapes & Models. 18. Ghat and R'oad Tracers.

*19. Half Sets and Loose Drawing Instrument!.

20. Levelling Staves. 21. Optical Squares. 22. Parallel Bars. 23. Parallel Rulers. 24. Plane Tables. 25. Plumets & Pump bobs.

*26. Printing Frames. *27. Proportional Compasses.

28. Railway Curves. 29. Rain Gauges. 30. Ranging Rods. 31. Scales other than steel. 32. Set Squares.

576 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAM I—SEC. 1\

APPENDIX 39—concld.

33. Sight Vane".

•34. Spring Bow".

*3;J. T' Squares.

36. Track Curves.

37. Washing Trays.

•Actual Users may be giren licences for ihesc items if their lequirements arc of •peciallfed niture.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRA.ORDINABY 577

APPENDIX 40

(Section II—S. No. 1-B/III)

COAL-TAB DYIS—S. No. 1-B/III—LICENSING FOLICY TOR AI'FJL I960—MARCH 1967

The licensing policy has been set out in the succeeding para- graphs.

2. Licences for Coal-tar dyes will be granted against exports of Cotton fabrics in terms of the late Ministry of Commerce p.nd Industry Public Notice No. 87-ITC(PN)/58, dated 31st October, 1958 and No. 18-ITC (PN) /59, dated 21st March, 1959 as amended from time to time. Licences for coal-tar dyes will also be granted under the Special Export Promotion Scheme for silk fabrics and Export Promotion Schemes for Art silk fabrics and woollen textiles and woollen goods. The conditions/restrictions mentioned in this Ap- pendix will be applicable to any imports of Coal-tar dyes against licences issued under thp Incentive and other Export I'romotion Schemes.

3. Coal tar dyes:—List of permissible dyes for import will be announced separately.

4. Dye* Intermediate* 1 A. U. "pplicntion" will be considered by the Bf 3-011 '] Licencing Authoririei in consuha- tion with Dirccnrure GenrrnI "f Technical Development. The inicrmc-diaiM for which hcencci will be valid are listed in the Annexing to iliis Appendix, Import of the following iiLnis will nor, hovever, be per- mitted .—

(f) Rrta-Naphrhylamijic (Fav Scurlet

B BHse").

(iQ Sulphuiilic ncid. (hi) Dieihyl Mi'ia Aminophennl. (iv. Dera-i h.yn: piithoic acid EON Acid';. (-L¹) Mi-'iun'lii; At-ul.

(, 1) 4, 4' —T)i.!mlncstUbtne DLii'lphonJc

acid. (nil) HciiTlnithrone. (t'liV) Uc["-Aii)ino-Apihr"quuM":'ne.

578 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SIC. 1J APPENDIX 40—contd.

ANNEJCURB

LIST OF DYES INTERMEDIATES WHICH CAN BE IMPORTED UNDER COTTON TEXTILES EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEME, OTHER EXPORT PROMOTION SCHEMES AND AGAINST ACTUAL USER LICENCES.

1. Aceto acet-o-chloroanilide.

2. Aceto acet p-chloroanilide.

3. Aceto acet-o-Toluidide.

4. Aceto acetic Ester/Ethyl acetoacetate.

5. Aceteacetanilide.

6. 2-Acetylamino-3-<:hloroanthraqulnone.

7. m-Amino PhenoL

8. 2-Amino-5-chloitotoluene-4-Sulphonic acid.

9. l-Amino-2-Naphthol-4-Sulphonic acid,

10. p-Amino-Phenol.

11. Amino Acetanilide.

12. 2-Amino-4-Nitrophenol.

13. 2-Amino-l-Phenol-4-Sulphonic add.

14. Amino-R-Acld.

15. 2-Amino-3 : 5-Xylene Sulphonlc acid.

16. Amino Anisic acid Anilide.

17. Amino G Acid.

18. Amino J Acid.

19. Aniline.

20. O-Anisidine.

21. p-Aniflidlne.

22. Anthraquinone.

23. Alpha Naphthol.

24. Alpha Naphthylamine.

25. Aniline 2 : 5 Disuphonic acid.

26. l-Amino-2-Methyl Anthraquinone.

27. Amino phenol 4 : 6 Disuphonic acid. .

28. l-(m-amino phenyl)?3Methyl-5-pyrazolone.

29. Benzidine/Benzidine Dihydrocholoride/Benzidine Sulphate.

SO. Benzotrichlorlde.

PAKT I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 579 APPENDIX 40—contd.

31. Benzyl ethylamiline.

32. Benzyl Ethyl aniline Sulphonic acid.

33. Benzoyl J-Acid.

34. Bronners Acid.

35. 2:2 Bisindoleindigo.

36. Beta Naphthol.

37. Beta Naphlhol-i-Sulphonic acid.

38. Benzoyl Chloride.

39. Benzaldehyde.

40. Benznzaldehyde-e-Sulphonic acid.

41. Benzene Sulphonyl Chloride.

42. Chicago acid.

43. Chromotrophic acid.

44. 4-chloroaniline.

45. o-chlorobenzldhyde.

46. Chlorobenzene.

47. O-chloro-Nitraniline.

48. 2-chloro-4-toluidine-5-Sulphonic acid (Sodium Salt).

49. p-cresidine.

50. Cleves acid 1:6 & 1:7.

51. p. creaol.

52. Crocein acid.

53. 3-Carboxy-l- (p-sulphonphenyl) -5-pyrozolene.

54. 2-Chloro-l-Amino-4-Sulpho methyl Benaene.

55. 4-chloro metanilic acid.

56. 4-chlorc-2: 5 Dimethexy aniline.

57. l-(21chloro-5-Sulpho phenyl)-3-Methyl-5-pyrozolene.

58. Dehydro thiop-toluidine Sulphonic acid.

59. 2:6 Dichloro-p-Nitroaniline.

60. 1:5 Dihydroxy Naphtholine.

61. 3:3 Dichlorobonzedine/3:3 Dichlorobenzidine Dihydrochloride.

62. 2:5 Dichlronitro benzene.

63. l-(2:5 Dich±ro-4-Sulphophenyl)-3-Methyl-pyrozolone.

580 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—Sic. 1L APPENDIX 40—contd.

64. 2:5 Dlelhoxyanlline.

65. 2:5 Diethoxy benbanlilde.

66. Diethyl aniline.

67. N:N-Diethyl-4-Methoxy Metnilamide.

68. Diethyl-m-toluidine.

69. 2:5 Dimethoity aniline.

70. 2:4 Dihydroxy quinoline.

71. Dimethylanillne.

72. Dimethyl sulphate.

73. Dimethyl toluidines.

74. 2:5 Dinitroanisole.

75. Dinilrochlorobanzene.

76. m-Dinitrobenzene.

77. 2:Diazo-l-Naphtbol 4:8 di3ulphonie acid.

78. 2:4 Dichloi'oaniline.

79. Diethyl Sulphate.

80. Ethyl Alpha Naphthylamine.

81. Epsilon acid.

82. Ethylaniline,

83. Ethylhydroxy ethylaniline.

84. Gamma acid/Gamma salt.

85. H. acid and its salts.

86. 2-Hydroxyantbracene-3 Carbnxylic acid.

87. 2-H,ydroxy-3-DibensIuran carboxylic acid.

88. 4-Hydroxy-N-Mpthyl-2-quinoIine.

89. Hydroxy bcnzcarboazole carboxylic acid/Benzazyl acid.

90. Hydroxy carbazole Carboxylic acid/Azyl acid.

91. J. Add.

92. J. Acid Urei.

93. Kochis acid.

94. Lturent acid.

95. 3-Methyl-l-(4-Sulpho-o-toluyl)-5-pyrazolone.

flfl. 2-Me'thyl quinolin*.

[PAHT ISWZ. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTBA.ORDINARY 58L APPENDIX 40—contd.

97. N-Methyl Taurine.

98. 2-Methyl anthraquinone.

99. 1-Methoxy antraquinone.

100. Neville winther's acid.

101. 2-Naphthyl amine-7-Sulphonic acid/Amino F-acid.

102. 2-NapthyJ amine 4.8 Disulphonic acid.

103. O-Nithrochloro benzene.

104. m-Nithrochlorobenzene.

105. p-Nithrochlorobenzene.

106. 2-Nitro-4-chloro toluene.

107. 6-Nitrophenol.

108. o-Nitro toluene.

109. 6-Nitro-o-Aminophenol-4-Salphonic acid.

110. Oxy-Koch acid.

111. O-Nitroanisole.

112. m-Nitroanisole,

113. p-Nithroanisole.

114. 5-Nilro 2-Aminophenol,

115. 2-Naphthylaminc-G-Sulphonic acid.

116. N-N-Di (Hydroxyethyl) meta tuluidine.

117. 4-Nitro-2-aminophenol-6-Sulphonic acid.

118. 6-NiLro-l-DiazO"2-Naphthol-4-Sulphonic acid

119. p-Nitro toluene.

120. Peri Acid.

121. Phenol.

122. Phenyl alpha Napthylamine.

123. Phenyl Gamma acid.

124. Phenyl Isocyanate.

125. Phenyl Methyl Pyrasolone,

126. Phenyl J-acid.

127. Phenyl Peri acid.

128. l-Phonyl-5-Pyrazolone-3-Carboxylic acid ethyl ester.

129. o-Phenyl Sulphonyl-H-acid.

58a THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SEC. 11

APPENDIX 40—conoid.

130. Phthalic Anhydride.

131. Pyridine.

132. Resorcinol.

133. Phoduline acid/Di-J-acid.

134. 1- (p-Sulphonphcnyl) -3-methyl-5-pyrazolone.

135. 1- (m-Sulphophenyl) -3-methyl-5-pyrazolone.

136. S-actd.

137. Suphanthranilic acid.

138. Sulfamic acid.

139. Tobias acid.

140. O-Tolidine/O-Tolidine Dihydrochloride.

141. o-Toluidine/Toluidine Hydrochloride.

142. m-Toluidine/m-Toluidlne Bydrochloride.

143. p-Toluidine/p-Toluidine Hydrochloride.

144. 4-Toluidine-5-Sulphonic Acid or Sodium Salt.

145. p-Toluyl Peri acid.

146. Trichloro Benzene.

147. 3:4:5 Trichloroaniline.

148. 2:2 (m-Toluyl amine) Diethanol.

149. 2:5 Xylidine/Mixed Xylidine.

N.B.—The Laboratory chemicals will not be allowed against the licences for Dyes intermediates specified in this Annexure.

[PART I—Sec 11 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 583.

APPENDIX 41

Deleted.

APPENDIX 42

Deleted.

584 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I^-SXC. 1}

APPENDIX 43

(Section I—Paragraph 14)

SPARE PAHTS TO IKOTSTHIAL UNDERTAKING ETC.—ISSUE OF LICENCES FOR

COPY OF L^TG MRTTSTKY OF COTUTMERCE ANTJ CONSUMER INDUSTRIES PU-ILTC NOTICE N O. 13-TTC(PN)/57, DATED TTTE 21ST FiamuARY, 1957 AS AMENDBD.

SUBJECT.—li'.ue r>f licences for spare parts to Industrial Undertakings

borne rm the books of the Directorate General of Technical

Development.

The question of revising the licensing procedure to enable Indus- trial Undertakings borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development to import readily essential spare parts of machinery required by them has been considered and it has been decided that: —

(a) Applications from industries borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development for import of 'Emergency' spare parts, i.e., spare parts required on an immediate basis to overcome an emergency breakdown/including a breakdown which is unavoid- able for technical reasons in the course of next one month, provided a certificate to this effect is produced from a qualified engineer of any production machi- nery, will be considered by the licensing authorities at the ports, and Actual User licences upto a maxi- mum of Rs. 2,500 issued on an immediate basis. The justification for import of the spares in question should be adequately explained in the forwarding letter. Such applications should be boldly stamped on top in red ink as "Applications for emergency spares". The envelop should also be similarly stamped.

(b) Actual User applications will also be considered from such industries by the C.C.I, for import of their normal requirements of replacement spares. These applications should be made only once in a licensing period to the Headquarters Office and should be stamped as "Applica- tions for replacement spares" in the manner indicated tinder (a) above. The applicants should clearly Indicate the value of licence, if any, for emergency spares obtained from the port licensing authority.

2. Applications from industries not borne on the books of the Directorate General of Technical Development will continue to be dealt with, as hitherto, in accordance with the normal procedure.

^PAHT I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 585

APIJENDIX 43—concld.

NOTEB:—

j

(1) The provision contained in para. 1 (a) of the above Public Notice has also been extended to Industrial Undertakings not borne on the list of the Directorate General of Techni- cal Development. Applications for emergency spare parts for Machine Tools falling under Part VI of the l.T.C. Schedule, will also be cau'i tained by the port LicPiuiiiK' A;ii!ir,1ri(iei; u n d er ihor;e p r o v i s i o n s.

}i:> Mo le.?l ilhlr- I if receipt of applications for emergency spares has been prescribed and such applications will, therefore, be considered un merits throughout the licensing period.

N.B.—In terms ol Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 83- ITC(PN)/65, dated 20-9-1935, the applications for the grant of emergency licences for import of spare parts should be submitted to the concerned licensing authorities through the sponsoring authorities.

586 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—S*C. IT

APPENDIX 44

Deleted.

APPENDIX 45

Deleted.

APPENDIX 46

Deleted.

APPENDIX 47

LETTERS OF AUTHORITY—ISSUE or

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rule* and Procedure, 1966.

[PART I—Sac. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 587

APPENDIX 48 (Reference remark (i) (b) against S. No. 28 (4)/II in Part-A in Section II Si***

SECTIONrlB'

SECTION 'A'

SECTION •E*

SBCTION

'C

SECTION •D'

61

⁹

63 "3

:a

II

64a663

⁶³t li

195 3IO 238 ^32" 358

85

95 ISO 131 12a 128 144 158 163 173

68 7O 71 73 73

71g

90s98

68 70 71 73 73 74

                                                                                    195
                             77S 100 304
                                                                                   310
                             g                         1%                          220
81                          81                         113                         334
83                          8a                         120                         335
S4 83                          338
85                                                     I2i 340
                                                       136                         368
                            84u I3S 370
                                                       130                         398
                                                                                   3<"

89 90

:s

160 16a

314 328 330 340 358 360 408

31 ;y

100 103 K>5 107 108 112 lao "4 "5 138 142 144 146 158

191

195

197

204

210

325

238

240

268

370

398

3<"

308

330

34O

35"

360

408 •

100 104 i°5 108 no 113 130 131 123 124 138 134 136 144 158 163 173 180 195 3IO 338 340 368 370 283 398 300 328 340 408

588 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PAHT I—SIC. 1]

APPENDIX 49

Deleted.

IPABT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY 589

APPENDIX 50

[Section H—S. No. 5<2)/ni]

SUBJECT :—Carding engines, Ring frames, Looms, etc.,—Import licensing policy for April 1966—March 1967.

The licensing policy for Carding engines, Ring frames, Looms, etc for the year April 1966—March 1967 is set out below.

2. Applications in respect of licensable stores should be submitted to the Joint Chief Controller of Improts and Exports, Bombay, in the prescribed form and manner on or before the 16th August, 1966. Applications received after that date will not be entertained.

Detcriptibn

Remarks

1

3

a) Blowroom machines

No licence will be granted.

"t. (

(b) Blow room machinery spares

The import of the undermentioned spare

parts wiU not be allowed to actual

uscra :—

(a) All types of lattices.

(6) Grid Ban.

(a) Carding Engines

No licence will be granted.

"IT.

(b) Spare-parts for Carding Engines .

Licence* will be granted only for flat

chains in coruultiidon with the Textile

Commissioner.

, (a) Ring Frame* . . ..

No licence will be granted.

in

(fc) Spare-parts of Ring Frame*

Licences for the import of the following

spares will be granted to Actual Users in

consultation with the Textile Commis-

sioner, Bombay :—

(1) Ball-bearing3, Roller bearings, Needle

bearings, Top Rollers.

(2) Jockey Pulleys including ball bearing

types.

5Q0 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. IT APPENDIX 50—contd.

I

2

(3) Roller bearing Inserts except the following types for equivalent :—

NBC/WST

EQUIVALENT TYPE OF OTHER

MAKERS

S-78 . . .. .

SKF HOFFMAN OERLIKON

HM-218 HT-3 S-2

(4) Components of high drafting system' of imported origin excluding roller stands, cots and aprons.

(5) Ring;.—Spinning rings upto 2' (foe¹ ring frames) under E. P. entitlements provided there is no Indigenous- angle. Spinning rings above 2' (for ring frames) and doubling rings (for doubling frames) under E, P. entitlements.

(6) Parts of pneumatic under clearer*-

will be allowed only to the manu- facturers of these types of dealers for import of such pans as fan unit complete with motoi and suction tubes.

(PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 591 APPENDIX 50—contd.

2

I

(4) H. S. Multiple he*d tape with

ribbon loomi. .

A. U. applications for Import of these machines will be considered on the following basis :—

(0 Heavy Webbing looms upto 8 shuttles will not be allowed import. Import of these mnphini-a over 8 shuttles may be allowed on 50% indigenous : 50% imported basis against actual docu- mentary evidence of placement of firms orders for $0% of their require- ments for indigenous tape loomi whatever available.

(if) Medium and Light looms of 16 or 24 or upto 50 shuttles capable of manu- facturing different types of tapes may be allowed on 50% indigenous : 50% imported basis against actual documentary evidence of placement of firm orders for 50% of their re- quirements for indigenous tape looms whatever available.

(iii) Shuttle-less tape looms may be allowed under E. P. entitlements on 50% indigenous : 50% imported basis against actual documentary evidence of placement of firm orders for 50% of their requirements from indigenous tape looms whatever available (in- cluding shuttle type).

f") Elastic Woven tape loomi may be allowed only under E. P. entitlement on the basil of 1 indigenous : 2 Im- ported on production of actual docu- mentary evidence of placement of firm orders for the indigenous tape looms, whatever available.

•N. B. —(i) In all the iboTe awe*, the firm orders should be placed with the indl- enou" manufacturers of tape looms who are borne on the register of the Office of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(2) The stipulated percentage of purchase of indigenous tape looms in all the above cases li essential for considering import application irrespective of the fact that such indigenous looms may not be the game as imported looms either in specification or in technical details.

(3) The above policy of High Speed Multiple head upe with ribbon looms will also apply to Single head tape looms.

V. (4) Loom Parts and Accetsoria Licences will be granted to Actual Usrs in consultation with the Textile Commis- tioner for articles listed in AnneiUF- ' B' to this Appendix.

(0 Licences for loom parts and acces- sories from (1) to (17) in the list in Anneiurc ' B' will be grarted to Actual Users for the following types of Ioom3 : (1) Swivel and lappet loorm ; (2) High Speed narrow fire looms j (3) Tyre Cord looms ; and (4) Fustian looms.

592 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 11 APPENDIX 50—contd.

I

a

(tt) Licences for mechanical and electric*!

spare parts of imported automatic loomi

(but not accessories) may be considered

for import to the Actual User*—textile

mills subject to the restriction regarding

the import of those loom parti as listed

from (i) to (17) in Annexure ' B ' of thl"

Appendix and also provided such spare-

parts are not banned elsewhere in the

ITC Policy.

VI. Gauges classified under S. No. 21(1)/

II of the I.T.C. Schedule

Applications from Textile MilU for special

types of gauges used in Textile MilU

will be considered in consultation with

the Textile Commiisioner. Applications

from manufacturers of Textile Machinery

will also be considered in consultation

with the Textile Commissioner.

No licence will be granted.

VII. (a) Sizing machine

(6) Sparc-parts of Sizing Machine

A. U. applications for import of spare-

parts (mechanical and electrical) of

Sizing machine of imported origin may

be considered In consultation with the

Textile Commissioner, Bombay provided

such spares are not spccJflcally banned

elsewhere in the I.T.C. Policy.

No licence will be granted.

VIII. (a) (0 Auto Pirn Winding (four

spindle auto type) machine.

(ti) Spare part* of auto pirn wind-

ing machine.'

Licences for import of spare-parts

(mechanical and electrical) of automatic

pirn winding (four spindle auto type)

machine of imported origin will be con-

sidered to Actual Usert in consultation

with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay

provided such spares are not specifically

banned elsewhere in the I.T.C. Policy.

(ft) Auto Warp Tying Machine

(e) Auto Rcaching-ln-machine

(i) Reed Cleaning and Brushing

No licence will be granted.

No licence will be granted.

No licence will be granted.

Machine.

(") Spare-parts of Auto Warp Tying

machine, Rcaching-in-machinc,

Reed Cleaning and Brushing ma-

chine*

Licences for import of spare'1,parts (me-

chanical and electrical) of automatic warp

Tying machine, Reaching-in-machinc, Re-

ed Cleaning and Brushing mtn-hj"r of im-

ported origin will be considered for licen-

sing to Actual Users in consultation with

the Textile Commissioner, Bombay provi-

ded such spares are not specifically banned

elsewhere in the I.T.C. Policy.

No licence will be granted.

IX. (0 Warp Winding machine i. e. high

speed cheese and cone winding ma-

chine (non-autommtlc).

(it) High Speed Warping machine .

A, U. applications may be considered ia

consultation with the Textile Commi*-

tionei, Bombay.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 593 APPENDIX 50—contd.

I

a

(£0 Spares of Warp Winding machine* A. U. applications for import of spare* i.e., high ipeecf cheese and cone winding machine and high speed warping machine

(mechanical and electrical) of Imported origin will be considered in consultation widi the Textile Commissioner, Bombay provided such spares ire not specifically banned el*ewhere in tbe I.T.C Policy.

X. (0 Doubling Frame* (Machine*)

No licence will be granted to A. U. even under Credit/E.P.S. cither to existing or to new undertakings.

A. U. application* for doubling frame not available indigenously may be considered for import in conjultntJon with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay subject to production of documentary evidence of non-availability from indi- genous manufacturers of doubling frame* (machines).

(w) Doubler Winde*

A. U. Applications will be considered in consultation with Textile Conuniuioner , Bombay.

XI. Woollen and Worsted Spinning and

preparatory machinery.

No licence will be granted.

(i) Worsted Spindles or worsted spinning frames for spinning worsted woollen yarn.

(it) Woollen ring spinning frame (HI; Twisting Machine for woollen

Industry,

}-A, U. applications will be considered In j consultation with the Textile Com- (fc) H. S. Gill Box with auto Evener (t>) H. S. Gill Box with 3 heads anc

I 1 missioner, Bombay.

2 bobbins,

(pi) Combined bobbiners.

XIL Te*ting Machines :

1

't No licences will be granted.

(t) Yam Evenne** Tester (n) Lea Testing Machines (m) Wrap Reel ("c) Twist Tester (u) Wrap Block (hand-driven) (vt) Cotton Sorter (manual) (vu) Miniature Silver Drawing De-

vice (hand-cperated).

594 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAOT I—SKC. 1] APPENDIX 50—contd.

ANNEXURE 'A'—Deleted.

ANNEXURB 'B'

List of Loom Parts and Accessories

1. Loomsides.

2. Top RaiL

3. Cross Rails.

4. Binder Rails.

5. Sley Swords.

6. Swing Rails and Bushings.

7. Breast Beams.

8. Take-up Rollers.

9. ALL Metal Sleys.

10. Crank Shafts and Bushes,

11* Tappet Shafts and Bushes.

12. Picking Bowls.

13. Picking Tappet Nose Bits.

14. Picking Tappet Shells.

15. Picking Tappet Boss.

16. Picking Tappet Boss Keys.

17. Picking Shafts.

18. Pipes with Holes for Weaver Beams.

19. Spring Loaded Drive Pulleys.

20. Clutch Drive Components.

21. Rollers and Rings for Temples.

22. Loom springs—excluding Swell, bow and Back springi and box- end springs but including wire-springs.

23. Spares for Swivel and Lappet Looms.

24. Spares for High Speed Narrow Fabric Looms.

25. Spares lor Tyre Cord Loom's.

26. Spares for Fustian Looms.

27. Design Paper for Dobbiea.

28. Cut Measuring Motions (Mechanical for measuring piece lengths).

IPART I—Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 595 APPENDIX 50—contd.

29. Cables for Warp Stop Motions.

30. Split Chain.

31. Split Cutters (Complete).

32. Split Needles.

.33. Staubli Connection Adjusters.

34. Metal Lattice and Pegs.

35. Weft fork welded type.

For Jacquards

36. Jacquard Needle Boards.

.37. Jacquard Design Paper.

-38. Jacquard Driving Chains.

39. Piano Card Cutting Machine Spares.

40. Sample Cutting Machine Knives.

41. Cross Border Jacquard Machine Spare parts.

42. Spring Peg Bodies (Rough).

43. Spring for Spring Peg.

44. Solid Pegs.

45. Single and Double Lift Brass Needle Springs. 46. Steel Needle Springs.

47. Single Rib and Double Rib Grate Bars in long length lot Jacquard knives.

48. Finger Grates and Shallow Grates.

49. Flat Card Springs.

60. Wire Card Springs.

51. Patent Steel Loops.

52. Jacquard Wire in long lengths for links.

53. Bowlas Hooks.

54. Mail Eyes. 55. Neck Cord Couplings.

Sundries

56. Mechanical Reacher-in Selection Needles. 57. Mechanical Warp Tying Machine Selector Needles. 58. Weavers Automatic Hand Knotters. 59. Winders Automatic Hand Knotters. 60. Pick Counting Glasses. 61. Shuttle Back Springs.

596 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAET I—SK, 1]

APPENDIX 50—concld.

62. Porcelain and other Thread Guides.

63. Jaws for Shuttles. 64. Clamps.

65. Porcelain Eyes.

66. Shuttle Eyes made of brass, alloy, etc.

67. Cat and Rabbit Fur In cut to size pieces.

68. Rings for Automatic Loom Pirns.

69. Tinned Hoops for Shuttles.

70. Drop Box Cards.

71. Spares for Roper and Barlett Let-off Motions.

72. Spares for Parallel Under-pick Motions.

73. Spares for 2, 3 and 4 Colour Magazine and Welt Replenishing Motion.

74. Jacquard Machine Driving Motions all types.

75. Card Lacing Machine Spare Parts. 76. Card Repeating Machine Spare Parts.

77. High Speed Warper Beam Flanges (Laminated or plastic faced with Metal Hoops).

78. Loom Bolts, Nuts and Washers.

79. Loom Chains.

80. Hand Power Repeating Machines,

N.B,—The Restriction of importing spares/components/accessories in this Annexure will not however apply to actual users who are indigenous auto-loom manufacturers.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZI3TE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY $97

APPENDIX 51

Deleted.

APPENDIX 52

Deleted.

APPENDIX 53

Deleted.

^gg THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SML 1]

APPENDIX 54

[Section n—S. Nos. 93-94(j)/V]

DBNTAL GOODS WHICH MAY BE ALLOWED TO BE IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES ISSUED FOR S. NOS. 93-94(j)/V—LIST OF

Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs, points, mounted or unmounted.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, granules and liquid (methyl methacrylate) for teeth (upto 25 per cent, of the face value of quota licences for S. No. 93-94 (j)/V can only be utilised for import of this item).

Adapter for Flexible Arms. Air Turbine. Air Rotor. Alloys and Amalgams, copper and silver. Albastone, castone & Moldano. Amalgam Carriers. Amalgam Instruments. Articulators. Articulating Paper. Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2.

Bars, Lingual and Palatal Precious Metal, Stainless Steel Bite Gauge. Black's Instruments. Blow Pipes. Blocks, Soldering. Bolts and Swivels, Stainless Steel. Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner & other* Bowls Cuspidor. Bowls, Rubber Plaster—large size only. Broaches, barbed and plain. Burnishers, Engine. Burnishers, Hand. Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamonr, etc. Cable Arms for dental engine—all types. Catridge syringe and nozzles (Dental). Casting machine and accessories. Casting Investment.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 599 APPENDIX 54^contd.

Calsite Investment.

Calestone, Castone.

Caps, Pulp.

Carvers.

Cement—Porcelain, Acrylic, Crown and Bridge etc-

Cellumat.

Celluloid Strips.

Chisels, Bone Operating.

Chisels, Enamel.

Clamps, Cotton-Roll.

Clamps, Matrix.

Clamps, Rubber-Dam.

Claps, Stainless Steel.

Cleaner, Diamond Instruments.

Cleaners, Pulp Canal.

Contouring Instruments

Colloid Elastic.

Crowns and Forms.

Crown Slitter.

Cups, Rubber polishing.

Curettes.

Diamond Points.

Denture materials other than acrylics or plastic materials*.

Dental Air Compressor.

Dental Chair-Motor and accessories.

Dental Unit-Master Electric and accessories.

Dental Electric Engine,

Dental Electric Lathe and accessories.

Discs, Polishing Paper.

Discs, Shield.

Dispenser, Mercury.

Doriot Wrist and Slip Joint.

((6oo THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY [PAHT I—SKC. 1]

A P P E N D IX 54—contd.

Drills for Dental Electric Engine for drilling on the teeth and for the laboratory work, working on Acrylic dentures. Dental Drills for straight Hand piece and contrangle used for dril- ling the teeth are from 0 to 12 and the laboratory work of larger sizes.

Duplex Spring Connection,

Duplit Duplicating Material.

Electric Acrylizers.

Electric Amalgamators.

Electric furnaces, Dental.

Electric Pulp Tester.

Electric Tooth Brushes.

Elevators.

Embedding Compound Investment.

E.P. Model Materials.

Excavators.

Explorers (Probes).

Facers, Engine Root. :Felt Cones.

Felt Wheels.

Flasks and Flask Presses—metal, for making acrylic dentures.

Flux, Soldering.

Foil Carriers.

Forceps, Rubber-Dam Clamps.

Forceps, Extracting.

Forceps, Rongeur.

Frame, Piercing Saw.

Fusible Metal Outfit.

Fusing Porcelain. Gags. Glaze for Porcelain finishing. Gold Casting and solder—upto 5% of ttit quoia, Gutta Percha. Hand Pieces and Parts. Handles, Cone Socket Hand pieces, angle pieces, etc.

[PAST I—SJC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 601 APPENDIX 54—contd.

Holders, Broach.

Holders for Burs.

Holders, Nerve Instrument.

Holders, Rubber-Dam.

Holders, Sponage.

Hygienators.

Impression Paste.

Impression Trays.

Instruments, Hand—stainless steel, chromium plated, nickel plated for use by dentists only.

Intra-Osseus Injection outfit.

Investments, material.

Lamps, mouth

Lining Cavity.

Mallets, all sorts.

Mallet Points.

Mandrels.

Matrices.

Mercury—Chemically pure.

Metal Piercing Saws-

Square for Vulcanite or

Acrylic Work,

Nos. 3/0, 2/0,0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Flat, for Metal Work. Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Piercing Saw Frame to hold the above. Metal Separating Saws Made in two diameters. S/16 and 3/4 inch. Kos. 5 and 6. Metals Air Chamber and Mellottee. Mirror Handles. Mirrors, Mouth. Mixers, Plaster (Mechanical Spatulator).

602 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—Src. 1} APPENDIX 54—contd.

Moldlne Outfit. Mouth Props. Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector. Museum Specimens. Museum Jars. Needles Hypodermic for dental syringes only. [Only those types which are mentioned in Annexure I to this Appendix will be allowed to be imported against licences issued for S- No. 93-94 (j)/V].

Nerve Broaches. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre and Paste. Nerve* Instruments. Nippers, eutting. Oil Stones—Arkanas. Orthodontic Material and Appliances. Outfit, Matrix. Outfit, 'Sevriton'. Oxide of Tin upto 1 oz. bottle. Paste, Trio. Patterns, Soft Metal Perforated Impression frays. Plastefonn Matrics. Plaster Sifter. Plaster Polishing Strips. Pliers, orthodontic, universal, all types. Pluggers. Points, Alpine, White. Points, Diamond. Points Carborandum. Points, Gutta Pereha. Points, Wood Polishing. Points, Stone. Polish Equipment. Porcelain Filling. Porcelain, High and Low Fusing. Posts. Post Extractor. Powder, Abrasive.

Precious metals i.e., gold and platinum dental alloys in the forms of ingots, flat penney-weight pieces or wires expressly rnamK factured for dental castings.

IPAHT I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOBDINAHY 603 APPENDIX 54—contd.

Presses, Crown and Bridge, casting

Probes.

Pulp Caps.

Punches, Plate.

Punches, Rubber Dam

Refracto-Matrix Ceramic Investment.

Regulating Appliances and Accessories.

Retainers, Matrix.

Retractor, Cheek and Reflector.

Ri fliers.

Rongours.

Root Reamers different shape.

Rubber Mats

Rubber Bulbs for air and water syringes.

Rubber Dam.

Rubber Dam Weights.

Rubber Dam Frame.

Rubber Dam Holder.

Rubber Dam Punch.

Sand, Casting.

Sandarac.

Sealers.

Scalpels.

Separators.

Bulbs and Filter glass for shadowless lamps.

Sheath, Cabl

Shells, Gold.

Slabs, Borax

Slip Joint No. 2.

Solder, silver and gold. Soldering Paste.

Spatulas, Cement. Spoons, Amalgam, Spot Welding outfit. Spring and Swivels. Stainless Steel Gauze Mesh. 9 GoflEx—27

604 THK QAZBTTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—8m. 1J APPENDIX 54—contd.

Stainless Steel Crowns.

Stains, Mineral.

Strips. Asbestos.

Strips, Polishing.

Strips, Separating.

Surveyors.

Syringes (Dental all metal).

Strengtheners white metal.

Tags, Retaining, precious metal.

Temporary Stopping. Thymozin Instruments. Tin Cylinders. Tray Mica, Annealing. Trays, Impression, Annealing and Bridge, e tc Trephines, Engine. Trimmers, Abrasive. Trimmers, Osteo. Trimmers, Plug. Trimmers, Vulcanite and Pin Point. Tweezers, Locking, soldering and Dressing. Vulcanisers. Vulcanite Rimers. Wax Casting. Wax, Inlay. Wax Non-residual. Wax, Solbrig. Wheels, Abrasive. Wheel and cup shaped brushes for polishing teeth. Wheels, Felt Polishing. Wheels, WoU Polishing. Wheels, Flexible Abrasive. Wheels for Lathe and Engine. Wheels, Charr.ois. Wheel, Lathe Polishing. Wire, Preciouy Metal.

Wire Stainless Steel used in Dentistry of Gauges from IN to 36 (0-20 mm to 1-20 mm) and of 1he length of 2 meters i.e. 61 feet or in spools of J oz,

[PART I - S K. 1] THE GAZETTE Of INDIA EXTRAOHDINABY 605 APPENDIX 54—contd.

X-Ray Apparatus, Dental. Annexure I to Appendix 54 (vide remark against "Needles Hypodermic" in Appendix 54).

1. INTERCHANGEABLE HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL

Length

Gtoge

Ioche*

mm.

36 7/8

*3

1

36

35

36 A 33

1-5/8

2. DOUBLE-POINTED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL It. Monsel Solution or Haemostatics.

Length

Grate

Incbe*

I

35, a* ft 37

25

368127

3"

1-1/4

i-j/a

35, 3* & 37

Annexure II to Appendix 54 [vide remark (iii) against S. No. 93-94(j)/V]

1. Amoda, Liquid and Powder. 2. Beechwood Creosote, 3. Black's 1, 2, 3 Mixture. 4. Carbolised Resin. 5. Calgitex. 6. Camphor Phenol. 7. Cavity Lining or Varnish. 8. Dentinol- 9. EugenoL

10. Formocresol. 11. Medicaments, Liquid/Powder/Paste, for Root Canal. 12. Monochlorophenol- * 13. N 2 Liquid and Powder for Root Canal. 14. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre or paste. 15. Novocell. 16. Monsel Solution or Haemostatics 17. Oil of Cloves.

606 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PABT I—BXC 1]

APPENDIX 5^-concld.

18. Oxpara Liquid and Power. 19. Peripac. 30. Pulpdent- 21. Pyorrhoea Astringent. 22. Polorl3 Dental Poultice. 23. Polyantibiotic Paste lor Root Canal. 24. Stain Remover. 25. Thymozin.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 607

APPENDIX 55

(Section II—S. No. 334/IV)

IMPORT OF POSTAGE STAMPS WHETHER USED OR UNUSED (S. NO. 334/IV) AGAINST PAST EXPORTS OF SUCH STAMPS—SCHEME FOR ISSUE Ol LICENCES FOR-

Atlontion is invited to remark (ii) against S. No. 334/IV of Sec- tion Ii oi the current Red Book. With a view to promote export* of 'Postage stamps, whether u.s^d or unusod' (S. Nn. 334/IV), it ha;; been decided to issu? lirence? for their import under this Scheme subject to the following conditions: —

(i) Only the estab'ished exporters of postage stamps will be eligible to receive licences under this scheme. For thie purpose, ii is necessary for them to get their names registered with the import licensing authorities at the ports.

(ii) Import licences will be issued for a value equal to 35 per cent, of the io.b. value of foreign exchange actually earned by the applicant against proved exports of post- age stamps to foreign countries, during the previous half year. For this purpose; exports to Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutan and fonnar Portuguese possessions in India will be excluded.

6o8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—Sac. 1]

APPENDIX 56

Deleted,

APPENDIX 57

Deleted.

APPENDIX 58

Deleted,

APPENDIX 56

Deleted.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 609

APPENDIX 60

(Section H—S. Nos. 169-170/TV)

Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and

legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice,

scientific research or industrial process, the import of which will

be permitted against supplementary licences issued for S. Nos.

169-170/TV—Categories of.

(a) Animal Husbandry/livestock,

r. Agriculture and Animal Husbandry

ft) Botany and Horticulture.

c) Dairy Farming.

a) Entomology.

'e) Forestry and Wood Technology.

(f) Plant Pathology "Ud Cytology,

fir) Poultry Panning.

ui) Fertilizers.

(0 Gardening.

(j) Stock-breading and Fisheries.

J. Applied Ana

3. Business and Industrial Management .

(a) Advertising.

(6) Crafn and Home Industrie*,

fc) Music/Dance,

(d) Drawing, Painting and Scolpture.

(") Photography

(a) Accounting/Auditing.

(b) Economics,

(cj Finance.

(a) Market Research.

(") OrBcc Management.

4. Education . . . ..

a) Educational Psychology.

6) Pedagogy : Theory and Practice.

c) Physical Education and Recrettio*.

d) Teaching Art*.

5. History . . . . ..

(a) Ancient History.

(b) Modem Hiitory.

(c) Politics/Conttitutionj, etc

•6. Law and Legal Affairs .

(a) T o m.

(b) Criminal Procedure,

fc} Evidence.

(d) Company law, etc.

7. M e d i al Sciences

(a) Anatomy and Physiology.

(b) Child care and pediatrics,

fe) Dentology.

(d) Ear3 nose and throat

(#) Embryology.

(j\ Health.

Grt Gynaecology end obstetric*.

Ui) Nursing,

m Hiitology.

U) Ophthalmology.

(*) Psychiatry.

(ji Pharmacy.

lm) Pharmacology.

In) Therapeutics and Toxicology.

(0) Medicine,

(p) Surgery.

%. Military Strategy and History .

(a) Ordnance.

(b) Military and Nival Engineering and

Technology.

9. Reference

(a) Ariases.

(b) Clnsics

(e) Dictionaries and encyclopedia.

id) Languages xad phrosc 000k*.

i c i .f Subjects taught in Industrie* .

6 lo . THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDIX 60—concld.

I I. Technical and Engineering

fi) Aeronautical and Aircraft. (2) Architecture, building and engineering. (3) Chemistry, Bio-chemistry, Chemical mid Industrial Chemical Engineering.

(4) Automobile Engineering. (Si Elecincal Hnginaerinif. (6) Elecmjm'cs, Radio, Wireleia and Teta-

viaion,

C? Mechanical Engineering. : (8 Mining Engineering. (9 Nuclear Energy,

(ir. Petroleum Engineering. ^ In Textile Engineering. (12) Material;, Engineering. (13) Nuclear Engineering and Technology. (14) Hydraulics, (15) Telecommunication. (16) Civil and Structural. fi7) Highway Engineering. ^18) Transport Engineering. (19) Refrigeration "nd Pneumatic Technolo-

logy.

(26) Workshop Practice. (21) Mnchine Tools. (22) Instrument Technology. (23) MineraL Engineering. (34) Automation and Servo-Mnctiamsm. (25) Cybarnctics.

Subjects prescribed by various UniTenitk*- ia. Text Bocta

tnd Schools.^

1$, Scfeooe

(r) Asnonnmy. (2 Bacteriology /Genetics, etc.; (3 Biology. (4 Earth Sdence", Soil etoaion. (5 Geography.^ (6 Geology. (7 Mathematici md Stadtttct" (g Metallurgy. (9 Minenlogy. 10 Petrology. 11 Phyna. 12 Zoology. 13 Astrophysics. 14 Geodesy. 15 Chemistry. 16 Microbiology. 17 Biochemistry. 18 Biophysics. 19 Meteorology.

(20 Geophysics. (31 Anthropology. (22 Botany. (23 Crystallography.!

f4. Mintpemtnt tnd Organisation of

Science and Technology, Operations Rcucurch, History of Science.

I j. Library Science . . ..

16 Doctin.cniaiion and Reprograpny

IT. Printing Tc^'Klogy

[PABT I—Sec. V THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 6 il

APPENDIX 61

Deleted.

APPENDIX 62

Deleted.

APPENDIX 63

Deleted,

APPENDIX 64

Deleted.

APPENDIX 8&

Deleted.

.612 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I—SEC. 1]

APPENDTX 66

Form o1 Application for Recognition as Established Importers ana

Grant of Quota on change in the ownership of Business,

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1966

{PART I—SKC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY £13

APPENDIX 67

Deleted.

APPENDIX 68

Deleted

614 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—SEC. II

APPENDIX 69

[Section II—S. No. 5 (2)/HI]

LIST OF SPARE PARTS OF TEXTILE MACHINERY IMPORTABLK AGAINST

LICENCES FOR S. NO. 5 ( 2 ) / I I I.

1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher), 2. Gla^s Reed Brushes (50 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

3. Gill box leather. 4. Spare part,-, for grinding rollers, dead or traverse. 5. Cat furs and Rabbit furs cut-to-size pieces. 6. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks (50 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

7. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass. 8. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass. 9. Glass guides including blue glass.

10. Weaver's scissors. 11. Rubber fillet. 12. Traverse Slides. 13. Patent Denters. 14. Glass lubricants. 15. Complete Knotters. 16. Drop box card clips and card rings. 17. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher). '

18. Porcelain and other thread guides excluding Porcelain Shuttle Eyes (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

19. Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

20. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 which- ever is higher). •

21. Weavers Combs.

22. Loom Chains—cut to size pieces.

23. Pick Counting Glasses having l " X i * X i" combined template.

24. Jacquard Bowla Hooks.

25. Weavers' Beam Pipes—(Pipes with holes for wearers* beam).

£PAHT I—SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY 615

APPENDIX 70

Deleted.

APPENDIX Tl

Deleted.

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APPENDIX 72

Spare parts of Prime-movers—import of

COPY OF LATE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY PUBLIC NOTICE No. 53-ITC (PN) /53, DATED 25TH MAHCH, 1953

SUBJECT:—Import of spare parts of Prime-movers such as Diesel or

Kerosene or Petrol Engines, etc. required for power-

driven agricultural machinery e.g. Sprayers arid Dusters,

Power-driven pumps and Generating sets.

It has been brought to the notice of the Government that importers are experiencing difficulty in regard to the import of spares parts of Prime-movers required for power-driven agricultural; machinery, power-driven pumps and generating sets.

In this connection, it is pointed out that there already exist pro- visions for the import of spare parts of different prime-movers under different S. Nos. of the Import Trade Control Schedule and their Import is governed by the Policy in force for those items.

With a view, however, to removing the genuine difficulty that may be experienced by importers of the complete machines with prime-movers like power driven spraying machines, power dirven pumps etc., it has been decided that licences will be issued to them for the import of spare parts of prime-movers required for com- plete power-driven agricultural machinery. Power-driven pumps End generating setg on thp basis of 5% of half of best years' imports of the complete machinery in question. The licences issued will however, not be valid to cover import of the prohibited types of spares and also such spares as have been separately shown (e.g.. Piston Rings, Ball Bearings etc.) under the Import Trade Control Schedule.

Applications for the purpose should be submitted to the licens- ing authorities at the ports so as to reach them on or before 30th April, 1953.

NOTE.—It has been decided that the provisions of this Appendix will no longer be operative.

[PAW ISmc I\ THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 617-

APPENDIX 73

FSection II—Part A—S No. 67(1) (i)/Vl

Enclosure to A.XJ, Application for Printing Machinery required for

Replacement/Development.

1. Licensing period

2. Name and address of applicant

3. Description of goods produced and

specialised line of production.

4. Annual turnover . . .. 1964-63 1965-66

3, Details of machinery covered by

application ;

Type of machinery (e.g., No. of Value **"Whether Country,

letter press, offset press, casting each at per iccond of

and composition machine, type *profbrtna hand or origin

cutting nm-hjn^, etc)

invoice, new.

**6. Details of machinery certified essen-

tial by Director of Industriesj etc.

Type of machinery. No. of each Value Country

type of origin

• • • 7. Circulation during last three years •

Name of publications Language Periodicity Average Circuit-

in which i.e., Dairy, daily don in

published Weekly or weekly, 1963,

etc etc 1964

and

1965

%. (a) Whether machinery applied for

is for replacement jr develop-

ment.

e) If for replacement, particulars of

machine (s) desired to be re-

placed.

Description of macbinc(s) No. of Age of Country oi

machine each origin

machine

(c) If for development, the extent

to which existing production

capacity falls short of the total

production capacity required.

9, Details of existing machinery [The

replies to Cols, (a) and (i) below

should cover all printing and allied

machines, etc. cutting, binding and

composing, etc. machines] available

with the applicant :

0; Particulars of existing machinery 01 Ac type desired ro be iBii-oittd :

Wescriptioc No. of machines Age oj each Country r.i

j:f machine?. machines origin

(W Particulars of other machinery 1

Description of No. of machines Ape of each Country of

machines machine origin

" l8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I—S"C 1]

10. petalls of registration as " approved " printer*.

(0 W ("*0 ("0 Authority with Whon registered Class, if any, Whether registered whom registered (e.g. Director

in which as quality registered printers of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Chief Controller

of Printing and

Stationery)

• * I i. Details of awards won for excellence

in printing.

W (Ml ( "0 (") Year Authority who No. of awards Line<8) covered gave the awardB won by the awards

12. Details of import licences) received since 1963.

(0 W ("0 <*>) (") ("0

licence No. Period Type of Value Date of Date of and date machinist) expiry of import

covered the licence with

with No. Quantity

and Valne

of each type.

Country of Quantity and Country of •rigin rahie yet origin to be Imported (If licence is still valid and is to be utilised).

i3.fDetails of machine* purchased/ordered from the State Trading Corporation of India, Ltd. or their agents.

(0 (") (w) (">) (c) Year Types at No. of each Vslue of Country of

machines) type each type origin

14. Justification in brief for import.

15. Whether machines from the Rupee

Area'are acceptable.

•Proforma invoice should be enclosed with this. ••For quality printers only. 9 * " F or Newspaper Establishments only. • • • • In case of "econd hand machinery, a certificate from a firm of consulting Engineers in the country of origin indicating age of the machinery, its present condition and its erpected life should be furnished.

[PART I—SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY

APPPENDIX 74

Certificate of consumption and actual requirements of raw materials

to be issued to Actual Users by Director of Industries of States

or other certifying auth">rities.

Transferred to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1966.

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APPENDIX 71

W"ction H—Part A—S. Nos. 157-158/IV)

Jhckwure *o A.U. applications jor Art Paper from Quality

Printim

(a) Licensing Period. (b) Name and address of the party. (•) Lines of Printing in which specialised. (d> Outturn, by value, in 1964-65 and 1965-86. (e) Details of printing machinery possessed.

Type of machines (i.e. letter presses, offset, rotaries, etc.) Number of each type

(f) Details of registration as approved printers.

0) Cil) (110 tfv) Anthority (i.e., Year of Oast, if any,! Jf" Whether Director of registration in which' } -^registered aa Adrortising &

reflttered 1; ^quality printer*

etc) with whom

icgiitered

(g) Details of awards won for excellence in printing.

(0

(U"

Y""r Xutkority who Number of Iine(") cowed

gave the awardi awudi won by the "ward(g)

(h) Quality of imported art paper consumed in.

Ywr Quantity Whether imported No. 4 date "f LJcoiuint

direct or purchased import licence, authority

locally if imported

1963-64

1964-65

direct

1965-66

(i) Quantity and value of imported art paper certified essential by the Director of Industries.

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY <5ai

APPENDIX 76

[Reference remarks against S. Nos. 41(iu)/V and 41(fcr)/V in Section II, Part A]

Indigenous sizes of hard rubber battery containers

i. Mjt. FtruUrm

OtuHpttom

Dimttwmt (mchu]

 13   P U te        .        .        ..
 15   P l a te      .        .        ..
17    P l a te  ( l ow t y p e)    ,
17    P l a to  ( h i gh   t y p e)
19    P l a te  ( h i gh  t y p e)  ,
19   P l a te       .        .        ..
21   P l a te       .        .        ..

. 9-1/32 M 7 - I / IS " 7-2/4

. 9 x 7 X 7-23/33

. 10-1/2 K 7 x 7

. 10-1/4 x 7-1/16 K 8-5/16

. IO-1/4 X 7 X 7-3/4

. 12-5/16 x 6-3/4 K I

. 12-5/16 x 6-3/4 " *

-2. M/* Bharat Battsry.

Type

Description

Dimension of contfiine]

Popular type 6 volts

. 13/15 Plate

. 13/15 "

. 15/17 "

. 15/17 " (Low)

. 17/19 " (Low)

. 17/19 " (Low)

. 19/21 "

4-9/i6xj-5/8xtf

9-l/8x6'7/8K7-3/4

I O - I / 2 X 7 - I / 8 S : 7 ' 7 /8

10-1/2X7x7

lO-i/ax6'7/8E8-l/4

10 •1/2x6-7/8 XT-1/8

13-1/4^6-7/8 x8'3/4

1.MC7

2-3T 13

3"3T 15

4 3 LT 15 .

5-3T 15/17 .

6-3LT 15/17

7'3B 19** •

12 Cola.

8.  < T7        •      •     .   7/"                        I O - I / 3 X 6 - 7 / 8 H I - I /4
9.  
•*Bolt  hole  type.
Spsdal  hsawy duty  typ*
"  Colu.
1.3FS  13  . 2.  3B 31 3.  3B 25 4-  3GS 33  . 5.  3B 41 ".  3FM  11B .
.  Fordson .  21/23 Plate •  25/29  " •  33/39  " •  41/49  " .  11
i4-5/i6"5Ri3
I5-i/4X6-3/4Mli-l/2
I 6 I / 8 X 7 - I / 8 X 8 - 3 /8
a3-3/8X7-3/4"9"3/8
2 5 * 7 - I / 2 X 9 ' 7 / I6
15 • 1/8 x T 5/8 H 14-5/8
12  Colu.
.  11/13 Plate
•  13/17  "
•  I 7 / I"  "
7.  6B 11 8.  tTM  13  . 9.  6GS  17  .
I*.  *B 15
11.  
12.  "B 25
.  15/19  " .  3125  " •  35/29  "
I 5 - I / 4 X 6 ' 3 / 4 X 8 - I /3
l6'i/3X6-7/8X7'9/i6
23-3/8X7-3/4X9-3/*
2O-I/4K8-II/I6X8-5/8
20-1/4x9-7/8x8-7/8
20-1/4 X 10-7/8 K 8-7/1
P.  SABANAYAGAM,
Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports.

HtlNTBD  IN  INDIA.  BT  THS  GEMXRAX,  BCANAGKH,  OOVraNMENT  OT  INDIA  FKE88,  MTNTO-
HOAD,  N IW  DKLHI  AND  FUBLIBHKD  BY  THB  MA1TA0XR  OF  FOBLICATIOMB,  DELHI,  196&-




*, printing ol' po.Ter3, pamphleu, screen pnnt- Ing and labeb, on the rccommeDd*- lion of the »pon»orini aLitnority. (it) Applkntiorw for imporr of chfmicill fnr [itocenMng of colour film* and eclour papers will be considered by tho J.C.G.I.. Bombay. 304 Fflm strips and slsJai . I \pplication» from educational lnatitn- U.ITIS for import of Film Stiip* ot S>jc:iii£c and cJu'-arin^l character, wOl oc coa^idereJ by C C. 1., New Di.!hi, in consultation •Ki-'-b the Minuur of Education. Plca»c see innexure to P»rt 'A'. Plejsc see wnexure to Part (A'. 308 (6) Parts of clocks 308 (c) Parts of time pkces • 325(rf) G o lf balls . . .. A- U. liceno.4 will be Jinied to re- cognised dub» only by CCI&R, New Delhi. •335(£) T o y s, g a m e s, p l a y i ng c u r ds a nd requisites for games and sports, etc.—Others (f) Applications from Co-operative Socte- tics for import of fisliing line* made of plastic* will be considered on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. Application! will be considered only if the appli- cant produces letters from the indi- genous manufacturer! about thelt inability to lupply the requisite typo of goods within • reasonable period. (it) A. U. applications from tporti goodi industry for import of Nyk» puts will be considered on the re- commendation of [the iponsodng authority. -330 Engraving Pictures (Induding Photo- graphs and Picture postcards not otherwise specified) •331 Art, works ofj not otherwise specified 1 Application* from Artists, Museum* 1 etc. and lisa other deserving appH- j canti will be considered by C. C I., v New Delhi In consultation'with the I Ministry of Education, New DeflU, J The applications should be aade J by 30th Jono, 1966. ↩
'  impnri of tracot pann w wtob- lisr.wi inipmifs are mean' fri meeting the requin-'m^rta of servicing and re* phceir"*nt ot trncion in ufe in the iouiiivy IJur individual traaor ownen Bomenmc Cud it difficult in procuring the requirements of specified tracloi partB from the established importcit. In cases where the individual tractcr owners are unab]e to obtain the special requirement of tractor parts from tha established importers, the request for grant of A. U licences for import of tracor p.irfs. will be considered and A.U. licences tor small values will be granted for import of spnre parts of tractor needed esscniially by the tractor owner. The applications for import should be made direct to the regional licensing authority concerned. (it) Not more than 2-112% of the face value of licences granted under this sub-item will bo vahd to cover imports of bohf» nuts, Btud, washers and BCrewt luitable for use on tracton and tractor drawn agricultural implement*. (II'O Licences will not be valid foi Import of spares, gpecifled elsewhere, i.e., Ball bearing*, etc., and itemi detailed in UM III to Appendix 26, unleti other- wise exprcagly provided. ↩
on the recommendation of the spon- soring authority. (11) The licences will be valid only for the import of Virgin Moulding Powder and iBt Quality Standard Products and the licensee will be required to produce a certificate from the manufacturer/supplier abroad in this respect. 113-A Polivinyl chloride sheets (unsup- ( ported) ;»') A- U. applications for import of rigid P. V. C. sheets having Vicat softening point above 7O°C will be considered on the recommendation of the spon- soring authority. (it) Each consignment of rigid P.V.C. sheets should be accompanied by the- manufacturcrs' certificate of guarantee issued by the foreign manufacturer to the effect that the material imported con- formi to the required specifications. 113-G Polyviuyl Formal and Polyvinyl Acetol A. U. applications will be considered on the recommendation of the spon- soring authority. H3-I P.V.C. composition . . (0 A. U. ipplications from SSI Units will be considered to meet the re- quirements of the applicants for two months on the recommendation of the iponsoring authority. ↩
M for iwrhin— and spare parts of machinery men- tioned in Appcndit 35. ↩
n"f *"" " " ↩
nhovj wH also ↩
1 1. ; . '\ * • • ' • - 1..1 1. ^ . 1. " . L i' ' - . .' 1 . . . .' < j , i. ' or i" . i i -. . , i ii • • : • i v ,, _, ••. ,'i. S r r , r ^ r [T- - t c v j, ' ^ i r - :, n . i - r - i t ^ i . ' i j t ir r K i : l u d- i n k; i l . , \ .; ,-r ;• . r".• i ,• ri.. ( i H i, u ^ a r c r v; T n u i c t n -j a i. ! I r^ ; — y - - t. * - •, • - f ' •. •- •. 1 ↩
( t 'C E i « ' . " i '. V . ' -- ' . : • '. , . " . .1 " l f ^ t d, ( r ' l V) P , C - C ' \ r \- -1 ,j - I . '• •, > . , i) ' - : i . , i - '/ •• I t , , ' \i ' f ; , - , •. , i . . -l V ! .' : : . "• ' .- ' " • . • .? ↩
; Lherrnf, and nlsi"> excluding those machine ; nnd oi pnrtb thereof which arc included in Appendjx 33. (a) (iii) Other office machines, (6) Others Automatic Electrical co'itrol switcl-rs. r>6 (c) Rubber spray hoses for industrial and agricultural purposes. (d) Rubber hose pipes and ruhhrr hosei n.o.t. and rubber washer:-, for boilers. All typei of lifts and i_'k-vators (including p.lssrngers and gondsi component part3 and accessories thereof : (f) Gomplctc lifts. ↩
1 T OT ↩
TT 16 mm ↩
IT ↩
mi Exports, Madras. Alangolore district) and Andhra Pradesh, Pondicherry, Karikal, Mahe and Yanam. Ralasthan, Punjab, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh. Joint Chbf Controller of Imports and Hip-jru, Central Liccming Area, New Delhi. Dy. Chief Controller of Import* and Go*, Daman tnd Diu and Dadrt and Napr Export*, Pan)lm, Goa. HaveU. « Dy. Chief Conroller of Import* and Kerala, Mtngalore district of My»ore and Laccaiive, Mmlooy and Amindivl Island*. The Dy, Chief Controller of Import* The State of UJ  and Export*, Kanpux. Th: Controller of Import! and Th= State of Jaraniu & Kashmir. Exports, Jammu. ↩
159 IV,' 160 IV/160 rv,ri6o IV; 160 IV/158 rv/r6o V/159 1/44 Poster paper Zinc Metal Hard Bright Copper Coated Steel Wire. G.I. Wires (Permitted varieties] Do. CO Sandal wood oil Natural Essential Oik excluding banned itcm3. Lemongrass oil Pamarosa oil. IV/127-129 (0 10% for Lemon- gra»s ofJ** 5% for other oUi. (a) Mutk (ti) 30% •* Intermediates and other aimilr products including import of essential raw material for the manufacture of drugs will be permitted on the list of itema being certified by the DGTD against export of lemongrmsa oiL Aromatic Chemicals., coal- tar dyes, Gum, Benzojne and raw materials for manufacture of Textile Chemicals vrill also be allowed against export of Lemongrass Oil. CO Import of studio equip- (0 Cinematographic films, exposed (BUck& White) •37-1/2% of uu f.o.b. value of export*. • ment «nd pmrts thereof tod studio bulbs shall be res- tricted upto an amount equal to 10% of the f.o.b. Taloe of export earnings within the overall import entitlement mentioned in cotnmn 6. (it) Within the orerall import ExportPromotion Autfeo rities at Bombay/Cal- cuttB,'Madras (The ju- risdiction of the autho- rities at Bombay and Madras will also in- clude the aras under the jurisdiction of JG- CI &E, CLA, NEW DELHI/DCCI &E, K*opur»ndDCCI& - Cinematographic films expos- ed and Cinematographic films not exposed (Black and White). Permissible types of Studio equipment and parts d^reof, Studio Bulbs, Photographic nega- tives and printing papers excluding X-Ray Films, Processing Chemicals (Per- missible hem*), make-up entitlement xientioDed in * ↩
Not more than 33l% of the face vmhie of quota licence! can be utilised for import of dry type cylinder linen of 6* dia, and lets. Not*.—Quota licence* toued to- Ewabbuhed Import en for Spare parti of Agricultur«l Tractort S. No. 74 (nY) V may be endoned for Import of "wet or loose cylinder liner* specifying the pan number, dimension and tbe quantities. Such endorsements should be only for the items for which the applicants are the Sole- agents in India. Nil. («) Bl«ctric horni »nd horn Buttons Q>) H am Relayi Fflter/Cle«ner Assembly, AJr, Fuel ot Lubricating O il Fuel Infection equipment and component parts thereof., ↩
Nil i ↩
GofTEx—26 ↩
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nature. N. B.—Licences will not be Uiued to th le Actual Users—Textile Mills for import of complete drafting equipments. IV. (I) Draw Frames . . .. No licence will be granted. (a) Speed Frames . .. . '. No licence will be granted. (3) Spare-parts for Draw Frames and and Speed Frames. Licences for import of electrical and  mechanical spare-parts (other than fluted rollers) for Imported draw frames and speed frames will be granted to the Actual UBcrs in consultation with the Textile Commissioner! Bombay. Import of fluted rollers for imported High' Speed Draw Frames and High Drafts Sp- eed frames will be considered for licensing, to Actual Users on the basis of one set for each machine in consultation with' Textile Commissioner, Bombay. V. Loom* (1) Automatic Looms . . . • A. U. applications wOl be considered! in consultation with the Textile Com-- missiooer, Bombay. No licence will be granted. (2) Plain Calico Looms and Drop Box Loom*. (3) Blanket looms, Pick and Pick Looms and Velvet looms. A. U. applications will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commis- sioneTj Bombay. ↩