The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section I
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 193] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1967/AGRAHAYANA 16, 1889
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MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
PUBLIC NOTICE
New Delhi, the 7th December 1967
SUBJECT:—B.rport of Metallurgical Residues i.e., drosses, skimmings, slags, ashes. slimes, flue dust etc., falling under S- No. 11 Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1962, other than those of gold and silver.
No. 18-ETC(PN)/67.—In supersession of the erstwhile Ministry of Commerce and Industry Public Notice No. in/ETC(PN)/G2 dated 21st December, 1982, It has now been decided that export of metallurgical residues (other than those of gold and silver) either for outright sale or fore treatment abroad and re-import of the refined metal, will be licensed freely by the port licensing authorities, to all Intending exporters subect to the following conditions: —
(i) That the free metal content in the metallurgical residues is less than 15 per cent by weight and the same is in a finely dispersed condition!
754 l i lE GA/EI1K Of INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [t>ARr 1-hFc. IJ(iii) That no foreign exchange will be allowed for re-import of the refined metal and/or for refining and other charges etc., and that such charg- es will be paid by the exporters in the shape of metallurgical residues/ refined metal. Impoit of the refined metal will be subject to issue of C-C.P. by the conr-erned port HcensinR authority.
(iv) That the foreign cx^h ncje earned from the sale of the metallurgical residue.s/i'efiiied niotal abroad will bo brought back into India,
(v) That the exporter observes the G.R. Form procedure of the Reserve Bank of India.
Export of Metallurgical Residues containing o{ 15 per cunt or more of free metal content will not be permitted as hitherto.
(Issued from file No. 13/3/67.E.II.)
P. D. KASBEKAR,
Chief Controller of Impoit and Exports.