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The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

So. 36} NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1968/PHALGUNA 4, 1889

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MINISTRYOF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICES

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 23rd february 1968

SUBJECT.—Export of Nylon Fabrics.

No. 2-ETC(PN)/68.—It is notifled for information of the trade that it has been decided to canalise, with immediate effect, the export of Nylon Fabrics through the State Trading Corporation of India Lid. The State Trading Corporation will operate on its own name as well as through registered exporters and export orga- nisations who are authorised associates or the State Trading Corporation.

2. It has further been decided that the export of nylon fabrics will also be allowed freely by licensing authorities to exporters who are not authorised asso- ciates of the State Trading Corporation on presentation of the shipping documents in the prescribed form and manner provided these documents are accompanied by certified copies of firm ofters or sale contracts from the overseas buyers indi- cating the quantities, prices, shipping schedule, etc., by all category of private exporters to the respective licensing authorities. Exports effected by exporters who are not approved associates of the State Trading Corporation will not be, eli- gible for the facilities and assistance being provided by the State Trading Corpora- tion to its approved associates. ( 153) 154 T HE C A Z t T TE ⁰F 1^D1A EXTRAORDINARY [PART I-S"O. I]

SUBJECT:—Export of Metallurgical Residues i.e. drosseSj skimmings, slags, ashes slimes, flue dust etc. falling under S. No. 11, Part 'B' 0/ Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1962, other than those of gold and silver.

No. 3-ETC(KN)/68.~Under condition (v) of the Public Notice No. 18-ETC(PN)/ 67, dated 7th December, 1987 it is provided that the exporter observes that &.R. Form procedure of the Reserve Bank of India. It has now been decided that with the 3rd copy of the G.R. Form, a certificate of final weight, preliminary and final report of assay together with the final settlement of accounts from the refiner should also be forwarded by the exporter to the Reserve bank of India.

P. D. KASBSKAR,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exporff.

SUBJECT:—Erport 0/ onions—Removal of floor-price restrictions.

No. 4-ETC(PN)/G8—It has now been decided that export of onions, which waa hitherto allowed subject to floor-price restrictions, shall be allowed with immediate ellect, to all permissible destinations, without any floor-price restrictions.

All other conditions under which export of onions is being allowed at present, remain unchanged.

P. C ALEXANDER, Jt S"cy.

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