The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 134] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1967/BHADRA 13,1889
Separate paging is given to tins Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICES
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 2nd September 1967
SUBJECT Grant of advance licences to the Registered Manufacturer-Exporters for import of raw materials for fulfilling specific export orders.
530 1HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I - S I C. 1] SUBJECT.—Import of non-technical journals and magazines falling under S No 169-tfO/IV in the I.T.C. Schedule—April, 1967—JViarcfi" 1968 veriod.No- 99-ITC(PN)/6'5.—Attention is invited to remark (i) (a) against S- No- 169 170/IV in Part 'C of Section ill of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book;) for April, 1967—March, 1968, period, in terms of which non-technical journals anc magazines can be imported upto 40 per. cent, of the face value of quota lictnceE Issued to established importers for import of books falling under S No 169-170/ IV of the I.T.C. Schedule.
2. It has been decided that the established importers desiring to import non- technical journals and magazines against their quota licences under the above- mentioned provision should obtain specific endorsements on their quota licences permitting the import of non-technical journals and magazines to the extent ol 40 per cent, of the value of their quota licences. Requests for such endorsement should be made to the licensing authorities concerned, accompanied by five copies of the list of non-technical journals and magazines sought to be imported.
3. Quota licences issued to established importers for the import ol books (S- No. 169-170/IV) for the period April, 1967—March, 1968 will not be valid for the import of non-technical journals or magazines unless such licences have been duly endorsed to this effect in terms of this Public Notice.
4. The import policy for Books falling under S. No. 169-170/IV for the period April, 1967—March, 1968 may be deemed to have been amended accordingly.
[Issued from file No. IPC(169-170/IV/67)J
BUBJICT.—Import policy for Synthetic resin finishing agents falling under S. No. 1 (O(i)/III during April, 1967—March, 1968-
No. l
2. The position has been reviewed and it has been decided to substitute the Mriating A.U. provision against S. No. l ( c ) ( i ) / I II in Part 'A' of Section III to the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book) for April, 1967^March, 1968, by the following: —
"A.U. applications for import of synthetic resin finishing agents used On textiles, other than those mentioned below will be considered by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay in consulta- tion with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay: —
(i) Urea and Melamine Formaldehyde Resin Finishing Agents and their modified forms such as those based on Ethylene Urea, Dihydroxy Ethylene Urea, Propylene Urea and Hexamethoxy Methyl Mela- mine.
(li) Polyvinyl acetate emulsions. (iil) Acrylic and their copolymer emulsions. (iv) Different resins based binders used for pigment printing on textiles (excluding Imperon P)."
3. The A.U. provision given against S. No. l(o)(i)/IIl in Part 'A' of Section Gl and the entry indicated under column 4 against this S. No. in Section II to the Red Book for April, 1967—March, 1968, may be deemed to have been amended
accordingly.
[Issued from file No. IPC(l/IH)/67.]
P. D. KASBEKAR,
Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.