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The Gazette of ,India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 157] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1967/ASVINA 12 , 1889

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

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPOBT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 4th October 1967

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for Registered Exporters for the year April 1967—March,

1968 revised procedure for submission of export documents.

No. 140-ITC(PN)/67.—Attention is invited to the Public Notice No- 114-ITC(PN)/ 67, dated 8th September, 1967 as amended by Public Notice No. 137-ITC(PN)/U7, dated 29th September, 1967 In which the revised procedure for claiming replenish- ment licences under the Import Policy for Registered Exporters has been indicated.

2. In para 7 of Public Notice No. 114/67, it was provided that the revised procedure (would not be applicable to the items of Gem and Jewellery and Cinematographic Films (exposed), and in. their case the existing procedure of submitting the various documents, including the Bank Certificate indicating the realisation of foreign exchange, would continue-3. It has been decided that the revised procedure as outlined in the aforesaid Public Notices will also not apply to the following types of exports, and in their case, the applications for grant of replenishment licences should be submitted along with the documents indicated below ;— (i) Exports by Value Payable Post Parcels: (a) Invoice giving the description of goods, and weights of the individual items and their total weight actually exported; ( ' )

(b) Relevant postal receipt; and

(c) 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.

(ii) Exports of journals and periodicals by post made by publisher-exporters who have been allowed by the Reserve Bank of India to effect their exports without following PP formalities: —

(a) A certificate of posting Issued by the Post Office (or any other evidence in cases where the originals have been forwarded to the importers)

(b) A certificate from the party's auditors giving details of exports, freight etc.

(c) In case of exports by ordinary post, if the exporters are not able to produce certificate of posting In terms of (a) above, a Chartered Accountant's certificate in lieu of certificate of posting issued by the Post Office as evidence of exports will be accepted-

P. D. KASBEKAR,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports-