The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 146] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, BHADRA 23, 1889
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 14th September 1987
SUBJECT:—Import of (i) 'Fruits' all sorts excluding coconuts and cashewnuts fresh dried, salted or preserved, n.o.s- and excluding Dates (S. No. 21(a)/IV), (it) Asafoetida (S. Wo- 31/V), (iii) Cumin Seeds, and (iv) Medicinal herbs from Afghanistan during 1967-68 Trade Arrangement period— modification of Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No, 89-ITC(PN)/67 dated 23-8-1967.
No 120-ITC(PN)/67.—Attention is invited to paragraph 12 of the Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No- 89-ITC(PN)/67, dated 23-8-1967, for Import of various commodities from Afghanistan during the trade arrangement period 1967-68.
2 It has been decided that export obligation under the aforesaid trade arrange- ment has to be fulfilled In full within the trade arrangement period i.e. by the 31st of July, 1968. Accordingly, paragraph twelve thereof has been replaced by the following: —
572 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-$W- I]Trade Arrangement, it IK obligatory on each individual Importer to discharge his export obligation in iull by the end of the current trade arrangement i.e. by :ilst July. 1968. Should the Importer fail to com-, plete his export obligation within the stipulated period, he is liable t
,1. However, in view of the difficulties of the importers, it has been decided that, as a special case, the last date for fulfilling the export obligation of the last period ending 31-7-1987, has been extended by two months i.e. up to the 31st of Octo- ber, 1967. But CCP/CCPS will be Issued only to those importers, who have ful- filled 90% of their export obligation. In the case of those who have less than 90% of exports, no CCP/CCPS will be issued; but they will have an opportunity to complete their export obligation by the extended date
4. It is to be noted that till importers who fail to complete their entire export obligation by the 31st October, 1967, shall be liable to be deregistered, for such period as the licensing authority deems fit.
(Issued from file No. 3/5/67-68/Pol. I).
P. D. KASBEKAH,
Chief Controller of Imports 6c Export;:-