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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 35] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1969/CHAITRA 21, I 8 9I

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE AND SUPPLY

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 31st March, 1969.

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April 1969—March 1970.

No. 44-ITC(PN)/69.—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1969—March 1970 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public-Notice.

2. The Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will be issued shortly. Meanwhile, applications for licences can be made in the form and manner prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968, as amended.

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SECTION I

The Licensing System

The licensing system is given in detail in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, a new edition of which is being issued separately.

Manner of presentation

2. The order and manner of presentation in the Red Book is as under: —

Section II in this volume (Volume I) contains the policy state- ment showing the items licensable to established im- porters and detailed licensing policy for actual users (Industrial);

Section III contains the detailed policy for items licensable to established importers;

Section IV lists out items, the import of which has been canalised through the State Trading Corporation/Mine- rals & Metals Trading Corporation;

Section V con tarns appendices; and

Section VI contains the alphabetical index.

3. The import policy for registered exporters is given in a separate volume (Volume II) of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book).

Established importers

4. The detailed import policy for established importers is given In Section III in this volume. "The quota percentages as given pertain to the annual quota, and the established importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis.

5. The items licensable to established importers have been divided into a number of groups for the sake of interchangeabllity, as indicated in the Annexure to Section m.

6. Last date for submission of applications.—Established im- porters should submit their applications for import licences, com- plete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities con- cerned on or before the 30th June, 1969.

7. Applications for establishment/reflxation of quotas should also be made, complete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities concerned not later than the 30th June, 1969. In such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

H. Basic period.—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1966-67 for all items, unless otherwise provided. However, quotas already fixed in accordance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quota licences, if otherwise due.

9. No applications for reflxation or re-establishment of quotas will be entertained in the following cases: —

(i) For items licensable to established importers at a quota of more than 100 per cent.

(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number or sub- serial number, under the concession of interchangeability or under other provisions applicable to established im- porters or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establishment of quotas will also not be entertained.

(iii) In respect of imports made during a financial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an established importer against a consolidated import licence obtained by the head office or a branch on the basis of past imports standing in the name of the head office and the branch(es).

(iv) In respect of imports made during a. financial year, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of more than one quota licence issued to an established importer in respect of the same quota certificate, for different licens- ing periods.

10. Except in cases covered by paragraph 9 above, importers can apply for re-fixation or re-establishment of their existing quota certi- ficates on the basis of past imports during any of the years from 1961-62 to 1966-67, or during any other year, within the prescribed basic period, provided such other year has been included in the basic period for the first time during the licensing period April 1968—March 1969, or the importer was unable to apply for refrxa- tion of quota earlier on account of a change in the ownership or constitution of business for which the application for TQR was pending, or he could not apply earlier for other valid reasons beyond his control, to the satisfaction of the licensing authority.

11. Minimum value of licences.—The minimum value of licences issued under the, policy for established importers will be Rs. 1,000, unless otherwise provided.

12. In the event of the division of a quota of an established im- porter, the succeeding parties will get their proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm; and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences. In such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeed- ing parties, taken together will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm, had there been no division of quota.

13. Cases in which licences will not be issued.—An established importer will not be eligible for a licence where his entitlement under the policy works out to Rs- 100 or below, or the value of his

quota certificate or past imports on which a licence is claimed, is upto Rs. 200.

14. Conditions regarding utilisation of licences.—Annual licences, issued to established importers for the period April 1969—March 1970 against free foreign exchange will be subject to the following conditions: —

(i) Licences valued upto Rs. 10,000 can be utilised in one lot at any time during the period of validity of the licence; (ii) In the case of licences valued above Rs. 10,000, the licensee shall not be permitted to make remittance against his licence for a value exceeding 50 per cent of the value of the licence during the first six months of the period of validity of the licence. Such licences will have an addi- tional validity of six months for utilisation of only the second half of the value of the licence.

15. In the case of licences for spare parts issued to established importers, it will not be open to the licensee to import components against such licences, and licences will be valid only for the import of spare parts required for maintenance of machinery in use in the country, and falling under the serial number or sub-serial number of the LT.C. Schedule against which the licence has been issued.

Actual users (Industrial)

Existing units

(a) Priority industries

16. In the case of 59 priority industries listed in Appendix 1, the need-based policy for import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1969—March 1970. The procedure for the grant of import licences to units engaged in these industries will be as indicated below.

(I) Import of spare parts by priority industries

17. Units engaged in the priority industries, both in the large and th£ small scale sectors, should submit separate applications for import of spare parts. Such applications should be made on an annual basis covering the requirements of the unit for the .period April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submission of such applications, during the licensing period.

18. Applications for the import of spare parts should be accom- panied by a statement indicating particulars of imported machinery as well as indigenous machinery having imported components, installed or used in the applicant unit, for the maintenance of which the spare parts are sought to be imported. A proforma of the state- ment in which the particulars are to be furnished, is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of. Rules and Procedure, 1969-

19. Import licences for spare parts will be valid for import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a, total value exceeding 5. per cent of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of Rs. one lakh, within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding Rs. two

thousand in value. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spare parts for more than the value indicated above.

20. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limit as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported."

21. Import licences for spare parts will be issued for the value •considered reasonable by the licensing authority for the purpose of maintenance of the machinery in use.

22. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their .applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D.

23. The units in the small scale sector and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, Government of India, Depart- ment of Food, Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi, should make their im- port applications in the prescribed form and manner, to the regio- nal licensing authorities concerned direct, and not through the .sponsoring authorities. However, requests for Import of restricted spare parts in excess of the prescribed value limit in terms of para- graph 20 above, should be made by such units through the sponsor- ing authorities .concerned.

24. Units not covered by paragraphs 22 and 23 above, should make their import applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities concerned, through the respec- tive sponsoring authorities.

(11) Import of raw materials and components by priority industries

25- The existing units engaged in the priority industries should make their import applications for raw materials and components, •end-product-wise (including related end-products) by way of claim- ing replenishment of imported raw materials and components con- sumed by the unit within a given period as indicated below:

26. The units which did not apply for a licence lor raw materials/ components during April 19C8—March 1969, or their applications made during the said period have been finally rejected, can make their first import application during April 1969—March 1970 on the basis • of actual consumption during six months commencing from 1st •October, 1968, and thereafter import applications will be based on consumption in subsequent periods of not less than three months, .and not more than six months, from 1st April 196.9 onwards.

27. The units not covered by para 26 above, i.e., those which ob- •tain licences for raw materials/components against their applications made during April 1968—March 1969 should make their import ap- plications during April 1969—March 1970 on the basis of actual con sumption in continuation of the period of consumption covered by applications made during April 1968—March 1969. at a timr. taki"s; -consumption of not less than three months and not more than six anonths.

28. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period. A unit can apply for licences any time it can show consumption of imported raw materials and com- ponents as indicated above. The licensing authority will not, how- ever, entertain an application for licence from an applicant in whose case, the unutilised value of outstanding licences in hand on the date of application, is more than the c.i.f. value of con- sumption for the replenishment of which the import licence is claimed. The unutilised value of licences to be taken into account for this purpose will be the balance value available in the Customs copies of the licences, reduced by the amount for which firm com- mitments have been made by opening letters of credit. The appli- cants should, therefore, make their applications for licences only when they are eligible to apply under this provision- Import licen- ces will be issued on the basis of consumption of imported raw materials and components.

29. In the case of units engaged in the following machine build- ing industries, the licensing authorities may consider issuing import licences for raw materials and components for a value more than that of the consumption shown, provided the applicant gives justi- fication for the same in his import application: — (i) Industrial and mining machinery. (ii) Workshop machinery and equipment other than machine tools.

(iii) Industrial furnaces. (iv) Construction and earth-moving equipment. (v) Cranes and hoist blocks. (vi) Telecommunication equipment, (vii) Wagons. (VITV Industrial refrigeration equipment.

(ix) Agricultural tractors, (x) Machine tools.

'xi) Heavy diesel engines, ^xii) Heavy electrical equipment, (xiii) Plastic working machinery, vxiv) Castings.

The condition of eligibility laid down in para 28 above will not apply to these industries; but the licensing authorities will deal with the applications in such cases having regard to the stocks held by the applicant and the balances available against licences in hand.

30. In support of consumption etc., the application for licence should be accompanied by a statement, In quadruplicate, indicating the c.i.f. value of the imported raw materials and components con- sumed by the unit, the production actually turned out, the unutilis- ed value of' licences in hand, in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2 duly certified by a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant (in practice), or the sponsoring authority concerned (in the case of small scale units only). (The Cost Accountant must

be a member of the Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India, Calcutta, and duly authorised to undertake practice). The infor- mation relating to consumption and particulars of import licences to be given in the statement should be in respect of the items of raw materials and components for which the applicant obtains licences from I.T.C. authorities. In the case of priority units en- gaged in IDA industries, the statement of consumption etc. should also include consumption of iron and steel items as, in their case, the import licences for these items are issued by the I.T.C. autho- rities. Units engaged in non-IDA industries should submit the statement of consumption of iron and steel items to the Iron and Steel Control licensing authorities with their import applications to be submitted to such authorities.

31. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant/Cost Accoun- tant/sponsoring authority should ensure that the information given in the statement of consumption etc. is complete and accurate. Applications supported by incorrect statements will be liable to be summarily rejected, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf. The licensing authority may, if necessary, call for documentary evidence to verify the correctness of the in- formation furnished in the said statement.

32. In cases where applications for licences are to be made through the sponsoring authorities, one copy of the statement refer- red to above, will be retained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining three copies will be sent to the licensing authority along with the application. In cases where applications are to be made direct to the licensing authorities, one copy of the statement in question will be sent by the licensing authority to the sponsoring authority while sending an intimation about the issue of the licence. This will enable the sponsoring authorities to verify the correctness of the information furnished in the statement. The licensing authority will also send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned.

33. Applications for licences should be made to the licensing authorities as indicated in paragraphs 22, 23 and 24 above. The applications should also be accompanied by the required number of copies of the list of items sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies of each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

34. Import licences for raw materials and components issued to the priority industries will be valid for import of spare parts to the extent of 25 per cent of the value of such licences, within the over- all value of the licence, in terms of the provisions contained in paragraph 84 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Export effort by priority Industries

35. Some of the industries included in the priority list are: tradi- tionally exr>ort-oriented (e.g.. tea, coffee, -jute textiles and cotton textiles). These industries and also the following industries, name-

ly, Fertilisers, Pesticides, Industrial and Mining machinery, cement, and sugar will continue to receive all the necessary assistance in regard to their import requirements. In order to help production for export in other priority industries, it has been decided to accord preferential treatment to units in these industries which contribute to overseas sales, that is, which export 10 per cent or more of their production or if their products are used in exports to this extent. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for the expansion and improvement of their installed production capacity, and secondly for the import of their requirements from preferred sources of supply. For the purpose of implementing this policy during 1969-70, the export performance during the year 1968 will be taken into consideration,

36. The priority industries listed in Appendix 10 are in a posi- tion to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The indivi- dual units in these industries, the export performance of which is less than 5 per cent of their production, will be liable to cuts in their import requirements in the event of inadequate availability of foreign exchange, apart from being ineligible to preferred sour- ces of supply. This will not, however, apply" to small scale units and units which have not completed five years in production.

Export effort by industries other than priority industries

37. In the case of industries other than those in the priority list, whose end-products are covered by the import policy for Register- ed Exporters, the units whose production, exported or used in ex- ports, during the year 1968, amounted to 10 per cent and above, will be treated during 1969-70 as if they belong to the list of priority industries, They will also qualify for being given the same prefer- ence in regard to the sources of supply for their requirements of raw materials, components and spares, and receive preference in the matter of facilities for the expansion of installed capacity.

(b) Industries other than priority industries

Import of raw materials, components and spares

38. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the priority industries will be given treatment, as indicated in para 37 above.

39. In the case of other units in this group of industries, the policy and procedure for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 will be the same as during April 1968—March 1969 period, as stated below.

40. Applications for licences should be made after utilising the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit to the extent of 90 per cent by way of opening letter of credit or 60 per cent by way of actual importation, or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence showing utilisa- tion of the previous set of licences "in the form of original or photo- stat of the Exchange Control or Customs copy of the licence(s), as the case may be, should be produced. In lieu of Exchange Con- trol copy of the. licence, a certificate from the. concerned bank in support of opening of letter of credit may also be acceptable.

41. These units should make consolidated applications for raw materials, components and spares. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period.

42. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D., on a half yearly basis, The first ap- plication from such units during April 1969—March 1970, covering the requirements for six months, should be made, after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for raw materials, components asd spares issued to the unit in respect of the period April 1968—March 1969- The second application, during April 1969—March 1970, covering further requirements for six months, may be made after utilising the set of licences issued against the first application upto the specified extent.

43. Small scale units and also such non-SSI units as are spon- sored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, should make their import applications on annual basis for the period April 1969—March 1970, after utilis- ing the previous licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit for the period April 1968—March 1969 upto the specified extent. Such units should make their applications direct to the regional licensing authorities, and not through the sponsor- ing authorities.

44. Units not covered by paragraphs 42 and 43 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities, on a half- yearly basis, in the same manner as laid down for the units borne •on the books of the D.G.T.D.

45. Units which did not apply for import licences for raw mate- rials, components and spared during April 1968—March 1969 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to them for the period April 1967—March 1968 upto the specified extent.

46. Import applications should be made in the prescribed form and manner, along with the required number of copies of the list of items of raw materials and components sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies for each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

47. It will not be necessary for.the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported. The licence will.be valid for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 5 per cent of the value of the licorice "ubject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, within

the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees one thousand in value. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limits as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, through the spon- soring authority concerned, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported. The sponsoring authorities will dea.1 with such applications for specific endorsements having regard to the consi- deration that consolidated import licences issued for raw materials, components and spares will also be valid for import of spare parts' listed in the said Appendix 3 to the extent of 5 per cent of the face value of the licence, subject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees one thousand in value, in terms of the provisions contained in paragraph 84 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1969.

48. In the case of small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, import licences for raw materials, components and spares for the period April 1969— March 1970 will be issued on the basis of the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to such units for the period April 1968—March 1969. In the case of units which did not apply during April 1968—March 1969 or whose application for that period was rejected, the value of the import licences for the period April 1969—March 1970 will be based on the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units for the period April 1967—March 1968.

49. In the case of other units, import licences will be issued on the basis of recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

New Units

50. Definition.—New units are those to which no Import licences for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the licensing periods April 1967—March 1968 and April 1968— March 1969, and which have either had the requisite machinery installed, or have made firm arrangements for machinery and premises and power supply, where necessary. If a unit has ob- tained an allotment of imported raw materials or components through S.T.C or M.M.T.C. or any other recognised agency, during any of the two licensing periods referred to, it will be treated as an existing unit.

51. If an industrial unit has not received Import licence for raw- materials components and spares, or allotments of imported raw materials/components, for the Udensing period April 1967—Mr roh 1968 or April 1968—March 1969, for any valid reasons to the satis- faction of the licensing authority, such unit may be treated as an existing unit by the licensing authority on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned. In such cases, the value of licence to be Issued will be determined by the licensing authority having regard to the import policy in force and other relevant considerations.

New Units (priority industries)

52. (a) New units, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make consolidated applications for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 licensing period. The first application should be made during the first half of the licensing period, and the second application should be made in the latter half of the licensing period. Both the applications should be made through the sponsoring authority concerned. There will ba no last date lor submission of such applications.

(b) In the case of proposed units, (i.e. those which have made firm arrangements for machinery and premises and power supply where necessary), the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

New units (Industries other than priority industries)

53. New units belonging to this category, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make consolidated import applications for raw materials, components and spares to the licensing authori- ties concerned through the sponsoring authorities concerned. The small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutri- tion Board, New Delhi, and who have the requisite machinery ins- talled, should make their import applications on an annual basis. Other units including proposed units, should apply on a half-yearly basis as in the case of. the existing units i.e. the second application during the licensing period should be made after utilising the licence (s) issued against the first application upto the specified ex- tent. In the case of proposed units, the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

Items to be allowed to actual users

54. The items open to actual users are given in Section II in this volume. Ordinarily, the items which are not licensable to actual users, will not be allowed to be imported.

55. Items shown as licensable for export production only, will be allowed only in the import licences issued to actual users under the import policy for registered exporters.

56. Requests for import of items shown as licensable to actual users 'On Restricted Basis' will be considered in cases where import becomes necessary to supplement to a certain extent indigenous pro- duction, or items in certain specifications are not available indigen- ously, or in cases where indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end-products.

Note: It may be clarified that the provisions of paragraphs 54 to 56, regarding import of items allowed to actual users, will also apply to the units eligible to priority treatment and preferred sources of supply in terms of paragraphs 35 and 37. However, face value/quantitative limits in respect of

items licensable on restricted basis may be fixed for such units having regard to the consideration that a part of their production is being exported.

Emergency licences for spares to actual users

57. The policy and procedure for the grant of emergency licences for spares to actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Mining and Collieries)

58. Applications for import of spare parts of mining and colliery machinery, not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the year April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submis- sion of applications during the licensing period. The detailed proce- dure for the submission of such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Newspaper establishments

59. Applications from Newspaper establishments for their special- ised requirements will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made direct to the licensing authorities, and not through the Regis- trar of Newspapers.

60. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Services)

61. Applications for the import of spare parts for maintenance of the imported machinery and equipment, or indigenously made machinery and equipment having imported components, or for im- port of other materials, or both spare parts and other materials, as the case may be, will be considered from actual users of the categor- ies indicated below.—

(i) Fleet owners. (ii) Construction agencies, (iii) Garages and Workshops, (iv) Printers. (v) Publishers of Books. (vi) Film Studios and Laboratories.

62- Applications should be made on an annual basis covering re- quirements, for the year April 1969—March 1970. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period.

The detailed procedure for making such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Actual users (Institutions)

63. Import requirements of universities, educational institutions,, research organisations and technical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed in respect of items which are cleared by the D.G.T.D. from the indigenous angle.

64. Import licences will be issued in such cases xor the values for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the Uni- versity Grants Commission or the administrative Ministry of the Central Government, as the case may be. Where ho foreign exchange is provided as above, but the requirements are considered essential and urgent, applications duly recommended by the sponsoring au- thority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign ex- change at the disposal of the licensing authority.

65. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure,. 1969.

Public sector undertakings

66. The procedure for submission of import applications by public sector undertakings (industrial as well as others) and projects is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Proce- dure, 1969.

Government Contracts

67. The procedure for dealing with applications made by firms to import goods in respect of which a contract has been placed with them by the D.G.S. & D., State railways or Ministry of Defence, Has been laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Import of Capital Goods/Heavy Electrical Plant and Machine Tools

68. The procedure for submission of applications for import of Capital Goods, Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and other machinery and equipments is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

69. Applications from actual users for the import of machinery and equipment will be considered as and when received. However, an existing unit applying for replacement/balancing/modernisation equipment should make only one application in a half year, except that applications to meet emergent situation like breakdown, or in response to a specific foreign credit may be permitted at any time.

70., Applications from actual users for the import of mining machinery, printing machinery, Garage and Workshop machinery,. Construction machinery and Studio equipment will also be consider- ed, subjectd to the availability of monetary ceiling for this purpose.

Imports through STC/MMTC

71. The list of items the import of which will be canalised through S.T.C./M.M.T.C. is given in Section IV.

72. In respect of certain other items, imports will normally be arranged through STC for meeting 'AU' requirements.

73. Import licences will be issued to the S.T.C. for certain items to be imported from rupee payment area for stock and sale purposes or for distribution to actual users. A list of these items is given in Appendix 39.

Imports through Co-operatives

74. Imports of a few selected consumer goods, namely, medicines, text and technical books, hearing aids and hearing aid batteries, artist brushes, and slide rules, will be allowed through the National Co- operative Consumers Federation, New Delhi, within a limited ceiling, for distribution through Consumer Co-operative Stores.

Spare-parts of earthmovtng machinery

75. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered for import from U.S.A. under U.S. AID conditions, and from Rupee Payment Area, from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery from the respective sources during any of the financial years 1966-67, 1967-68 and 1968-69.

76. Applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Im- ports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers. The application should also be supported by a certificate from a Chartered Accountant indicating, year-wise, the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery falling under S. No. 65 (5) (ii) (a) /V, imported by the applicant during the period from 1966-67 to 1968-69. from U.S.A. or Rupee Payment Area, as trie case may be.

77. The last date for submission of such applications will be the 31st July, 1969.

Imports from Rupee Payment Area

78. Applications from actual users for spare parts mentioned in Appendix 32 will be considered by the licensing authorities concerned, for import from rupee payment area. Such applications should be made to the licensing authorities direct, and not through the spon- soring authorities. It will not be necessary for the applicants to furnish with their import applications the lists of spare parts sought to be imported. Import licences will be issued with the general des- cription of goods as given in Appendix 32, and will be valid for import of all the spare parts covered by the description of goods given in the licence, except that items listed in Appendix 3, will be allowed only to the extent of 5 per cent of the face value of the

licence subject to a maximum of rupees ten thousand, within the overall face value of the licence, the import of a single Item not ex- ceeding Rs. 1,000 in value.

Open General licence

79. The following items have been placed under O.G.L. for Import upto 30th September, 1969: —

(1) Cashewnuts. (2) Wattle extract. (3) Wattle bark. (4) Bark for tanning. (5) Pickled hides and butts including pickled skins and pelts. (6) Hides and skins, raw or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(7) Quebracho extract and Chestnut extract.

The O.G.L. Is reproduced in Appendix 33.

Import requirements of shipping companies

80. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping com- panies vrill be considered from applicants who have Imported these goods during the year 1987-68 or 1968-39.

81. Applications for import licences should be made to the region- al licensing authorities concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay, in the prescribed form 'A'. The applications should be accompanied by a statement indicating the items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of Import licences obtain- ed by the applicant for these items during 1967-68 and 1968-69 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible Items.

82. There will be no last date for submission of such applications during the licensing period.

Import of Technical Samples/Prototypes

83. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charge, not ex- ceeding Rs. 800/- in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vege- table seeds falling under SI. No. 36 and 'new drugs' falling under SL No. 87 and 109 of Part IV of the I.T.C. Schedule, is allowed under O. G. L.-IV.

84. In cases not covered by O. G. L.-IV, applications for import of chemicals and other materials, to be used as technical samples/ proto-types may be considered by the licensing authorities concern- ed, from manufacturing units, on the recommendations of sponsoring authorities, and imports may be allowed for a value not exceeding Rs. 800/- ci.f. against the import licence for raw materials, compon- ents -and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific endorsement made thereon. Applications may also be considered for import of such samples/proto-types from manufacturers whose development schemes have been approved by the sponsoring authorities.

85. Applications for the import of machinery/instruments as proto-types will be considered in terms of the provisions made in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Import of electrical equipments /components of Industrial machinery

86. Import of electrical equipments listed in Appendix 17 will not ordinarily be allowed. Applications for the import of these equip- ments will be considered only on special clearance given by the D.G.T.D.

87. Import of components of industrial machinery listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed.

Income-tax verification

88. Importers who have no IVC Registration/Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 1969, are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the required number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registration/Exemption Numbers is given in the Import Trade Con- trol Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

Conditions of import licences

89. The conditions applicable to different categories of licences have been given in Appendix 31 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969.

90. Unless otherwise provided, the period of shipment in respect of licences issued to actual users and established importers will be 12 months,

91. The I. T. C. Schedule annexed to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 has been revised so as to include sub-serial numbers also. Such of the items included in the schedule, for which the import policy is not indicated in this book, may be treated as, having 'Nil' policy for the period April 1969-March 1970.

92. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969, as amended from time to time, will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the import policy for 1969-70.

Policy for Iron and steel items

93. The import policy in respect of iron and steel items appears in Appendix 41.

Suggestions for changes In the import policy

94. Any suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with all the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolved for considering such suggestions to ensure that the import policy is decided having regard to the legiti- mate interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for change in policy should be accompanied by the requisite information in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2T7.

SECTION II

[. The tabula] siatemsnr OD ih.' succeeding pages sets our the Import p^lic) for the year April ipfy—March 1970. This 11 to be read with the explanatory remarks given below.

j. Coiun.n r jiivcj the Pari and rht Serial No. of the l.T.C. Schedule,

3, Column a givei description o£ the item.

4, Column 3 gives the imporc policy for Entablished Importers. The entry 'F..L' denotes that the item is licensable to Hatablishcd Importers for which detailed policy is Indicated In Section III-

5, Column 4 gives the Import policy for Actual Users engaged In Industrial produc- tion uclcsi Otherwise provided against any particular item in mis Section,

The •bbrcfladons/eniTleE nhown below in thin Section stand for 1

Abbreviation

Slands for

U.I

Established Importer.

A.U,

Actual UICI

S, T. C. ,

State Trading Corporation.

M. M. T. C. .

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

O. G. L.

Open General Licence.

C. C. I. & E. ,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

f. C. C. I. & E.

Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D. C. C. I. 4 B,

Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Export*.

C. L. A. . .. Central Licensing Area, New Delhi

2—5G of I

SECTION Tl—contd.

Import Policy

Dencripilon

Established

Importen

Actual Users

Part &

i. NO.

af TTC

Schedule

1 •

4

3

PART 1

Mil

iS-A Bright M. S. and Free

Cutting quality (high

sulphur and/or Led-

loy) Bars, Roundu,

Rod", Square*, H " a-

goru, Octagotit and

Flat) and other sec-

tion* including Steel

Sh"fting" (Reeled),

Bright drawn, mined

•rnd po'ished ban.

A. U. for import of Black Free Cutting

Bars (Leaded quality) which can be

converted into Bright Free CuttinR

Quality Steel Bars from indigenous

manufacturers on a certificate from

the sponsoring authority that no other

type of Free Cutting Steel will icrve

the purpose. Licences issued may

be validated for import of such Bright

Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars of

high sulphur variety (the minimum

sulphur content should be 0-08%)

as well as leaded quality which are

not manufactured indigenously upto

5% of the face value of licences,

on the recommendations of the spon-

soring authorities.

Nil

(0 A. U. for import of Cast Iron Fool

17 (0

Valves above 12' dia 01%.

Iron "nd steel valveB,

itralners and hy-

1

Irants and parta thereat.

(it) A. U, on restricted basil for other

types of valves and cocks.

NO

("

A. O. for Import of Boiler Tube,

and ERW (Electric Resistance

Welded") Tubes on restricted basis.

H") Boiler tubei in

full lengthB or

cut to shape and

size.

(c) OH line pipes and

Nil

tube".

A, U. for Import of oil-Une Pipe" and

Tube* of API specifications on res-

tricted basis.

Nil

A. U. for B.S.S. 1387 Class A, B and C

or equivalent specification pipci

for sizes above 3 and below 1/3'

nom, bore.

(d) Steel/Wrought Iron

P m i u re Pipet and

tube* (coated or

uDcoated) exclud-

ing itajnlei* steel

tuber.

Nil

(") Mechanical tubing

welded including

mild steel tubes

for cycle fnmei in

lengths cut to tiiei.

A. U. for Mechanical tubing (welded)

including Mild Steel cubes other

than ERW (Electrical Rebalance

Welded) Tubes, upto a t/a' 0. D,

for (Butt Welded) mechanical tnb-

ing in sizes between i / a' and 3*

(both sizes inclusive).

SECTION n—contd

3

4

i ART 1— contd.

S. No. 17—eontd.

(0 Mechanical tubing

Nil

f"e"mle""1.

A. U. on restricted basis for import of

the following category of seamless

tubes :—

(0 Alloy tubes of all sizes.

(if) Hot finished tubes other

than the sizes manufactured In-

digenously.

(tit) Cold drawn tubes other

than the sizes manufactured In-

digenously.

Nil

(g) Stainless steel pipe*

\. U. on restricted basis for manufac-

and tuba.

turers of :—

CO Machinery required for Phar-

maceutical/Chcmical/Dalry Pro-

ducts;

(i'O Textile processing machinery;

(iii) Electro-medical, surgical and

medical instruments;

(iv) Surgical Hypodermic needles j

and

(v) Electrical circuit breakers and switch

gear.

Mil

>1 (0) Wrought Iron steel "1

pipe fitting! n.o.",

A. U. on restricted basis. Import of

the following items will not be permit-

ted :—

1

(0 Flanges of all sizes.

(it) Elbows, bends, tees, sockets

(b) Other steel pipe /

fittings D.0.8. 1

1/3* to 3* including Roducer.

J

(iii) Plugs, Nipples, Checknut* in

sizes 1' and below in each case.

24 (a) Bifurcated rivets

Nil A. V. for export production only 25 (d) Others

Nil,

A. V. for import of trunk nails and

washers for export production only.

Nil

i8 Malleable Iron Castings

including maiiealle

iron pipe fittings etc.

A. U. for import of rear axle housing

only for automobile vehicles, uactorj

and earth-moving equipmenf on

restricted basiB.

SECTION Tl—contd.

I 2

4

3

PAR r/—contd.

A. U. for Mines for import of wire

Nil,

ropca only on restricted basis.

29 Swel wire ropes or -wire strand (strand- ed wire).

NiL A. U. for import of copper coated 3<5(b) Iron or Steel stapling wire,

stapling wire only.

including copper coated stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding ma- chine staples).

(a) A. U. on restricted basis for im- (c) Boot and shoe grin- Nil.

port of :—

dery.

(i) Auto Soler Wire.

(2) Iron or steel stapling wire, gal- vanised or black (excluding machin c staples).

(3) Machine tacks.

(4) Mild tacking wire.

(S) Riand and tacking wire,

(6) Tacking wire. (7) Screwing wire. (8) Sligging wire. (Q) Slugging wire.

iio) Tack (anchor for shoes. (II) Wire required for lasting of boots

and shoes.

(b) Import of fthe following itemB will

not be permitted :—

(1) Blue Cut Tacks, (2) Boot Protectors. (3) Buckles for shoes. (4) Cutlain nails, bills, hobs, studs,

and spikes for boots and shoes.

(5) Heel Pins. (6) Heel tipa. (7) Iron & Steel Shoes eyelets (enamel-

led or celluloid dipped).

(8) Lightcut handtack for shoes. (9) Nails for fixing heel-tipa and toe.

(io) Nails for fixing rubber.

( u) Plug tips. '; 12) Rivets.

(13) Rivets for shoes. (14) Steel eyelets and hooks for !.>o "

and shoes.

(15) Steel shoe shanks. (16) Toe Plates.

SECTION II—contd.

I

2

3

4

PART I '—contd.

36—contd.

S. No

NIL

Wire Mesh

A. U. for the undermentioned type "D

of wire mesh :—

(1) Steel wire me"h and stablest steel wire mesh for manufacture of standard testing instrument! and those of finer than 100 mesh not otherwise specified.

(2) Ferrous and non-ferrous wire

mesh finer than 100 mttb.

(3) Wire cloth/sieve cloth iquare or circular in shape not exceeding 12' in size for manufacture of standard sieves.

3 8-A. Iron and Btcel chains, including roller chains and othci industrial chains , and parts there- of, all sorts :—

(a) Industrial steel roller"

chains all types including transmission/driving/tim- ing chains used in Auto- mobiles and Bicycles and parts thereof.

(ft) Steel Industrial chains all types other than those specified In (a) above Including PIV-Gear Chains, conveyor chains etc., and parts thereof. Nil, (") A. U. on restricted basis.

(0) Import of Industrial roller chains of 1° pitch and below including Auto- mobile Timing Chains, Driving Chains and transmission chain v— Simplex, Duplex and Triplex will not be allowed.

(c) Ship chains and Hoisting chains, vIs. wrought iron & steel stud link chains for anchoring hoisting etc., including welded link chains and all other types of link chains and parts thereof.

Ql) Other types of miscellane ous rort and steel chains including items coming under miscellaneous hard- ware such as key chains, dog chains etc., not other- wise specified and part* thereof.

SECTION U—contd.

a

I

3

4

/—contd.

PAR!

. Nil.

Unmachined steel castings

as A

A.U. for import of special and alloy steel castings weighing above 3 tons per piece On restricted basis. For requirements in excess of R". 50,000/-, the procedure re- garding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will also apply.

40 Unmachined steel forg-

Nil,

ing*.

A. U. on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. 50,000/1-, the procedure re- garding notice to indigenous manu- facturers as laid down ui Chapter VJ of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1969 will also apply.

Nil.

(1) A. U. for Printing Industry and Block making Industry on restricted basis. Import of Copper tape and

Copper foil will not be allowed.

(if) A. U. for Import of copper sheets for sugar screen manufac- turers.

(0 Copper, wrought in the following forms, viz.,tape, foil, high- ly polished sheet specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perforated sheet.

N.B.—Industrial screens (perforated) will not, however, be allowed for import.

Nil.

(i) A. U. applications from textile machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wider than 4 feet Will be considered by J.C.C.I & E., Bombay.

(it) Copper wrought in the following forms, viz. rods, sections, pipes, tubeB, places, sheets circles and strips in coiled form or straight length cut to shape and size.

(ft") A. U. applications for import of pipes and tubes of more than 4" I.d. and less than 1/4' i.d. will be considered for end uses other than the following :—

Bottle sprayers, hand pumps in* eluding bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door hand- les, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsactai tubi light holders, metric weight!, presses, cables and wires, brasi bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings, and bracelet*, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, builder) hardware, umbrella ribs and handles, etc.

SECTION n—contd,

t 2

3

4

PA W /—contd.

S. No. 4i(ti}—contd.

(Hi) A. U. for import of Copper strips of sizes 18*, 24", 30* and 3fi* for the manufacture of Copper per- forated sheets required for the sugar industry.

(in) A. U. on restricted basis for import of copper tubes of the following sizes for manufacture of domestic refri- gerators, window air conditioners and industr}*] refrigerators and air condi- tioners :—

For domestic Tefngeratort :•—

Sizes—Copper Tubes.

1. 3/16' O.D. x 22 SWG.

2. 1/4'O.D. X 21 SWG.

3. 5/16*O.D. X 18&22SWG.

For window air-conditioners ',—

1. 3/8' O.D. X 22 SWG & 25 SWQ

and thinner.

2. ,1/2' O.D. x25 SWQ & thinner.

3. 5/8* O.D. x 35 SWG and thinner

Industrial, Refrigerators and Air-ccmdi-

tiontrs :—

i. 3/8' O.D. x 20 SWG, 22 SWG,

25 SWG & thinner.

2. 1/2* O.D. x 20 SWG, 22 SWG,

35 SWG & thinner.

3. 5/8'O.D. x 33 SWG & 25 SWQ

& thinner.

(v) A. U. for import of Beryllium Coppor Strips for the manufacture of protective relays.

43 Copper scrap whether Nil.

A. U. on restricted bails.

ingotted or otherwise.

43-A Lead Ingot, pig and scrap

A.U.

Nil.

Nil.

(1) A. U. for import of high purity zinc for the following indus- tries in consultation with the

D.G.T.D.:—

44 (a) Zinc or spelter un- Wrought in the form of ingoti, cake, tiles and slabs.

CO Mazak//Tamak alloy manu-

facturers.

(it) Dry battery manufacturer*,

SECTION n—contd.

I

3

4

PART /—contd.

S. No. 44(a)—contd.

(2) A. U, for industries other than those mentioned in remark (1) above on restricted basis.

(c) Zinc granulations

A.U. for import of Zinc granulations/

Nil

and dust.

dust on restricted basis.

(•) (#) Lithographic

Nil

A.U, for printing industry and block

making industry.

zinc sheets/ plates for offset printing.

45 (a) Tin block and tin scrap Nil

A.U.

Nil

A. U. for Import of Tin Bronze wire for export production only. 45-A Tin wrought, including the following viz. foil and wire.

White metalj antifriction

A.U) for import of white metal for 45-B

Nil

export production only.

metal, solders (includ- ding cored) and prin- ing metals,

Nil

46

1. A.U. applications from Sugar In- dustry for import of Brass perforated sheets beyond 4 ft. width and required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths, will be considered.

(a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, un- wrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingotted or otherwise and the following manufac- tures, vie. perforated sheets.

2. A.U. for import of brass perforated sheets wider than 4 ft for manufac- ture of sugar machinery screens.

3. A. U. for import of brass scrap

for export production only.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

(b) Nickel base alloys and nickel chrome alloys Including manufactu- res and scraps thereof.

Nil 1. A.U. for import of brass pipes and tubes of I" and smaller oia. and above 4" dia. The require- ments of actual users for these items will be met from the stocks imported by S.T.C.

2. A.U. for Import of Monel Metal rods /wires/strips on res- tricted basis.

(<;) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, wrought including thefollowing frix-i, wire, rod, section, sheet, pipe and tube and the following manufac- tures, vie, rod and tube cut to shape and size bat excluding chemicals or imitation gold.

3. A.U. for import of brass flattened wire for manufacture of zip faste- ners.

4. A.U. for import of brass section (Profile) of less than3 mm thickness for the manufacture of sp ectacle hinges.

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART /—concld.

S. No. 46(c)—contd.

5. A. U. for import of Phosphor Bronze Wire for manufacture of Fourdrinicr Wire Cloth.

Nil

6. A. U. for import of brass tubes of 5 mm Q Dx 2'6 mm I.D. required for the manufacture of Ball Pen Refills. A.U.

47 Copper, unwrought In the form of ingots., blooms, "labi, cakes, tiles, bricks blocks- billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire barn and ingot bars.

Nil

Antimony ingot regulus

47-A

A.U. for import of Antimony for and star metal.

export production only.

48

Nil

(0 A. U. for Nickel Virgin.

(it) A. U. for Nickel Anodes for export

production only.

Nickel Including nickel scrap in all forms ex- cluding manufactures thereof but including iiir'.-pl pellets and nickel anodes.

Nil

Nil

51

A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. Import of tungsten carbide powder and ammonium para*tungsten will not be permitted.

Nil

A.U.

Monel metal unwroughL Tungsten metal in all forms including alloys, all manufactures, semis and products thereof. Molybdenum metal in all forms including alloys, all manufacture*, semis and products thereof.

Nil

A. U. on restricted basin.

Nil

Nil

A.U. en restricted basis.

53(a) Calcium—Manganese Silicon. 53(i) i^cium Silicidc, 55-A Rolling Mill rolls for steel works (whether of cast iron, cast steel or forged).

Nil

A. U. on rentricted basiB.

57(e) Industrial cojl springs and formed springs including precision springs.

PART II

Nil

A.U. for export production rnly.

1(6) Dry 'lattery wax, reef, black, etc. Raw Manila hemp (Fibre) '

3

4 Raw hemp excluding raw Manila hemp (Fibre)

Nil

Raw sisal fibre

5

A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I.&E., Calcutta on there- commendation of the Jute Commis- sioner, Calcutta.

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3

4

PART 11—contd.

7-A (6) Compressed Asbestos Fibre Nil

jointing sheets, mill board, Ferro' ebestos.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of asbestos based wire woven jointings and jointings required to withstand the action of strong acids/al-

kalies.

(2) Applications for import of as- bestos mill based with thickness below 1/16* will also be con- sidered.

(c) Asbestos based products for Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis.

electrical insulation and pro- ducts not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of asbestos gas mam k yarn and asbestos magnesia lag- ging will not be allowed.

7-B ] "Jon-Asbestos Packing and boilers "I Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis.

all sorts, not otherwise specified.

7-C Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic

Non-Asbestos packings for all • machinery.

(2) Import of calcium silicate based asbestos Powder and moulded insulation product will not be allowed.

8 ^eadymidc boiler Non-Asbestos

packing.

[a) Machined Steel balls ab ovc Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

9

9/16' dia.

( i~i Machined steel balls 9/1 (.

>' Nil.

dia and below.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of high precision steel balls.

[e) Unmachined steel balls.

(it) Forged steel balk

Nil. A.U. for manufacture of ball

bearings above 9/16* dia.

oth Nil. cd.

'j) Rollers/needle rollers t machined and unmachin

A. U. applications for import of rollers/needle rollers other than those mentioned below will be considered on restricted basis :—

Diamtttr Length

1-48 mm to i-6 8-8 mm to 12 mm (-0582* to mm (-346* to •0629*) -4730

i-9OmmtO2'54 8-8 mm to 20-06 mm (-0748* to mm (-346* to •O -789*)

2i9ommto3-22 9-0 mm to 32-80 mm ('1141' to mm (-354* to •1267*) 1-279*)

SECTION II—contd.

I %

4

3

PART //—contd.

S. No. 9O?)—contd.

Diarrwter Ltnftth

4• 60 mm to 4-90 24 mm to 35 • 3 mm (-1811 to mm (-944* to •1929') 1-397*)

;• 40 mm to 5 -60 18 mm to 32 mjn mm (-2126* to (-708* to i-ztg') •2204*)

Nil

(A) Others . . ..

(r) A.U. for import of pure iron.

(2) This serial number also in- cludes chilled iron and Btcel shots and grits and cut wire shots.

10 Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap and those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule :

Nil

(a) Rode, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas weld- ing and brazing.

A.U. for import of abrasive coated copper foils for export produc- tion only.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(b) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electrolytic cop- per wire).

(c) Others including copper pow- Nil

A.U. for sintered part manufac- der.

turers for copper powder.

11

Nil

German Silver (including nickel silver) including senu'-manufac- turcs and scraps thereof.

(1) A.U. for import of German silver/Nickel silver scrap on restricted basis.

(it) A.U. for import of (a) 18% Nickel silver section and (b) 18% Nickel silver wire rods of 1-7 mm dia. for manu- facture of spectacle frames/ spectacle hinges.

(iii) A.U. for import of German silver ptrips on restricted basis for manufacture of thcr- mostatlc electrical appliances and parts.

13

N il

Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and other manufactures, not otherwise specified.

1) A.U. on restricted basis for Im- port Of (a) aluminium wire rods having a purity of 99'5% or more for the manufacture of A.C.S.R. all aluminiuni conductors and co- vered aluminium conductors, and (6) alumirtivrm electrodes.

[2) A.U. for drags and Pharmaceuticals industry for Import of 34 gauge and thinner gauge aluminium itripi In coils required for making antibio- tic vial cap* on restricted basin.

SECTION n—contd.

' 2

I

3 4

PART //—contd,

S. No. \%—"mtd.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import

of aluminium strips of less than

1/2" width for manufacture of

zip fasteners.

Nil K. U. for import of B.C. grade aluminium for export production only.

13 Aluminium in any crude form, in-

cluding Ingots, bars, blocks,

slabs, billets, ihots and pellets.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for sintered parts other than Oilite bushes.

16 (ft) Sintered Bronze, self-lubri-

cating Bushes and Bearings

(popularly known as Oilite

busbet).

(2) Import of the following types

of lamp caps for electric lamps

will not be allowed:—

(i)B 22d/23X26.

B 22d-3/25 X 26.

(if) E27/27

(iii) E27/30

(jv) Bi-pin caps for fluorescent

tubes.

(v) B 22d/22 for pigmy lamps.

(vi) P 22d/2i for auto lamps.

(vii) E40/45

E40/41.

Nil (e) Other sintered metal parts/ A.U. for special sintered parts/com- components.

ponents.

Nil (d) Others

A. U. for impot of Haps and staples,

clips and brass round bars (ex-

truded quality) for export pro-

duction only.

, Nil.

A. U. for import of the undermen-

tioned items only for the end pro-

ducts indicated against each:—

(1) Platinum Instruments,

(The require- platinum labo-

ments will be ratory-ware,

met from tho thermocouples,

stocks Impor- resistance m"-

ed by MM- terial and hcat-

TC.) ing elements.

(2) Zircon (on res- Ceramic industry,

tricted basis).

(3) Rutile (on res- Ceramic end

tricted basis). electric welding

17 (") (0 Cadmium, cobalt, mangaaeat

magnesium, bismuth, chro-

mium, vanadium and other

virgin non-ferrous metals

not otherwise specified and

manufactures thereof in-

cluding Nickel manufac-

tures and also including

monel metal manufactures,

Dental silver alloy ID 1 and

5 oz. packing, aluminium

leadwin^ed, glazing bars and

magnesium powder, but ex-

cluding non-ferrous semi-

manufactures and alloy* and

also excluding Electrode*,

rod, foil, wire and strips for

gas welding and brazing

made of alloys not other-

•wk" specified.

Industries.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3

PART //—contd.

S. No. 17 (") (I)—contd.

4

Import of 'Zircon' and 'Rutlle' win be allowed only with tne prioi approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay.

(4) Magnesium . Aluminium and Alloy casting industries.

(5) Virgin metals For research and of high purity analytical labo- covered under ratories. this Sub-S. No.

(6) Bismuth metal For Industrie* other than dru- gs and phamu- ceuticals.

Nil

a) (ii) All non-ferrous welding electrodea/rods/wires/strips/ foil/special shapes made of pure metals or alloys there- of, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

A.U. for import of:—

(0 Nickel and Nickel base alloy electrodes/ wires.

("'") Non-ferrous electrodes/wires, etc* (Import of this Item will be pet- mitted only on restricted basis).

Nil

(a) fiii) Non-ferrous electroplating Anodes of all non-ferrous metals like Nickel, Cadmium, rChromium, Bismuth, Copper, [Zinc, Lead, Tin, Antimony, etc. (0 A. U, for import of anodes othei than those of nickel and ctd- mium for essential electroplating units possessing adequate electro- plating equipment and who tie engaged in actua) manufacture of finished products.

(//) A. U. rfor import of cadmiun. anodes for export production only-

Nil

(*) Non-ferrous resistance alloys and hi-metal/semi-manufactures like rods, strips, wires, foils etc. A.U. for import of the following itemi 1 (a) Other nickel base alloys. (b) Pen points made of alloy. (V) Iron base alloys "j

Import of thei" 1 items will b" d) Other special Tallowed on re"- alloys Including- triaed basli. aluminium resis- tance alloys.

(e). BUmetal strips of all varietlei including ferrous and non-ferrow combinations for electrical and auto- mobile industries.

Nil

(c)'Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 99% of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, ban, tubes, sections, wires and rivets.

4_5 G. of I,

A.U. for import of:—

(0 Aluminium and aluminium allo" pipes of sizes above 6* O,D.

(ii) Aluminium crimped flat w i" required for metallic coating to il) types of articles.

SECTION U—contd.

I

2

2

4

PART II— contd:

S.No. 17—xmtd.

(e) Others

Nil A. U. for Import of Gun Metal for export production only.

19 (1) Boll Bearings—

(0 Ball bearings of i" bore T

(interna) diameter and be- low as specified In Appendix I 4 ( i ) ( " ) " n d i 4 ( i ) (a

(f[) Ball bearings of 1' ' bore

(internal) diameter and below

other than those specified in

Appendix I4(i)( a) and

14COW

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for sizes, mentioned in Appendixi4(i) (b) 14 (2) (b) 14, (3) (b) and 14 (4) (b).

(#0 Ball bearings above 1' bore

(internal) diameter and upto

and including 2" In bore

(internal) diameter "s speci-

fied in Appendix 14 (2) (a)

and 14 (25(6).

(internal) diamater and upto

and including 2" bore

(internal) diameter other than

those specified in Appendix

14 (2) (a) and 14 (2) (" J

bore (internal) diameter

and upto and including

3* bore (internal) dia.

as specified in Appen-

dix 14 (3) (0) and 14 (3)

("•

(oO Ball bearings above 2'

bore (Internal) diameter

and upto and including

3* bore (internal)

dla. other than those

specified in Appendix

14 (3) (0) and 14 (3Xi).

{vit) Ball be"rings above 3*

bore (internal) diameter

as specified in Appen-

i4(4)(a)"ndi4(4X*)-

<"tf) Ball beaings above 3'

bore (internal) diameter

other than those speci-

fied in Appendix 14

(4Xfl) and 14 ($($.

SECTION U—contd.

I

2

3

4

PART //—contd.

S. No. 19 (I)—contd.

Nil

(to) Component parts [of ball bearings not otherwise specified.

A. U. Import of component pans of bearings specified in Appendix 14 (i¥<0 and (6), 14 (2X0) and (i), 14 QXa) and (>) and 14 (4) (a) and (6) will not be allowed.

Nil A.U.

(2)("X&) Cylindrical roller bear- ings other than those specified in Appendix 14(5).

Nil A.U. Import of component parts of cylindrical roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(5) will not be permitted.

(i'O Component parts of Cylindrical Roller bear- ings including accesso- ries, such as sleeves, nuts and washers n.o.s.

Nil A.U.

(3)(")(*) Tapered roller bearings other than those specified in Appendix 14(6).

Nil (0 A.U.

(it) Component parts of Ta- pered roller bearings in- cluding accessories such as tapered rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers.

(tf) Import of component parts of tapered roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(6) will not be permitted.

Nil Nil

<4X0 (•0

A.U. A.U.

Nil

{5X0

A.U.

Spherical roller bearings Components parts of sphe- rical roller bearings includ- ing accessories such as sphe- rical rollers, slecvCB, nuts and washers. Needle roller bearings in- cluding needle roller as- semblies and bUBhes com- plete.

Nil

("•)

A.U.

Components parts of nee- dle roller bearings/needle roller,, assemblies including accessories such as bushes, cages, sleeves, • etc, not otherwise specified.

ao (i) Metal-working tools :

(a) Tools and cutters tip-

ped with either TungHten Carbide 01 StelUte or Ceramic or other- oxlde tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof exclud- ing tools, tips and bits made out of steel which fall under S. No. 20 (iX*)/H or S. No. "o(iXc)/II.

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

4

3

PART U—contd.

S. No. 20 (1)—contd.

Nil

(6) Milling Cutters, Gear Cut-

ters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools.

(1) A. U. for items other tham those mentioned in Appen- dix 15. Import of slitting: and slotting BSWB of thick- ness below 1/8" will b# allowed on restricted basis.

(M) A. U. for import of chasers and tungsten carbide* pellets for export production- only.

(") Metal working saws includ- ing power operated hacksaw blades, wire, tuba and bai drawing dies and nibs or pellets and other metal Working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

Nil

A.U.

(2) (a) (0 Circular saws, inclusive of

inserted blade types.

Nil.

(u) Wood working band

sawB.

A.U. for items other tharr those mentioned In Ap- pendix 15.

A.U.

Nil

(fc) Machine worked cutters including all machine worked wood-working tools-not else- where specified.

A.U. for itema other than thosff

Nil

(3) (0) (0 Files and Rasps

mentioned in Appendix 13.

Nil A. U. for items other than those mentioned in Append!* (tit) Glass cutting or writ- ing diamond tools.

15.

(4) (6) Twist drills and reamers

A.U.

• Nil

leas than 3/64* dla.

(c) Carbide tipped drills and

reamers.

21 The following precision and measuring tools :—

Nil

(/) Micrometers, Universal Sur- face Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gau- ges, Micrometer Depth Gau- ges, Rule Depth Gauges,

(i) A.U. applications from Textile Mills/Textile machinery manufacturing industry for permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI &K, Bombay.

SECTION U—contd.

I a

3 4

PART JJ—contd.

S. No. 21 (1)—contd.

Requests for import of card gauge against A. U. licence will be con- sidered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability le- tters from indigenous manufa- cturers.

f"0.A. U. for Engineering & Textile Industries. Applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E-, Bombay.

(tit) No A. U, licences will be granted for the following items :—

I. Tool makers' surface plate

squares, steel squares (other than adjustable) and die maker* steel squares.

2. Surface Gauges including uni-

versal surface gauges. 3. Steel plain plug gauges. 4. Gap Gauges. 5. Straight Edges. 6. Sine Bars. 7. Parallel Blocks including hardened

and ground parallels.

8. Surface plate zx 3 ft. or smaller. 9. Angle Plates.

10. Cast iron cubes. ir. Measuring tapes in' all sizes— metallic, non-metallic and steel.

12. Draftsman's Protractors. 13. Magnetic bases complete without

Dial Indicator.

14. Outside Micrometers :—

Planer and Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel GaugcB, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Gau- ges, Thickness Gauge Stocks, Twist Drill and Machine Screws Tap Gauges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indi- cators, Lathe Test Indicators, Straight Edges, Indicator At- tachments, Vernier Callipers, Universal Revel Protractors, Protractors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear Tooth Ver- niers, Speed Indicators, Hard- ened Ground Steel Parallels, Die Makers Squares,Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Be- vels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Calliper and Di- viders, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gauges Strips and also such other measuring tools and instruments used In the engineering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or com- paring physical dimensions.

o"-4" and corresponding metric lizes viz., 0-100 mm (including intermediate ranges in these inch and metric sizes) and spares thereof.

15. Dial incidacators with dial graduation 0-100, Division o-oi mm and travel 10 mm excluding automatic zero set- ting type suitable for Rockwell type Hardness testing ma- chines.

16, Hand Techometcrs, or speed indicfituM, measuring range 30 to 50,000 R.P.M.

(iv) Import of (a) Thread Plug Gauges and Ring gauges and (*) Gauge Blocks (Slip Gtiuges) will be allowed on restricted basis.

SECTION II—contd.

a

I

PART II—contd. S. No.2i(i) —contd.

3

4

(ti)The Controller of Weights and Measures of the State concerned or the Directorate of Weights and Measures, New Delhi should* be consulted regarding conformity to specifications of the weighing and measuring instruments intended to be Imported.

Nil

24(t)Grinding wheels and segments A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(") Others.

•

4 a*

A. U. for nib slitting wheels for manu- facture of fountain pens on restrict- ed basis.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

as (a) Emery fillets

Nil A. U. on reatricted basis.

(6) Crocus paper and emery

polishing paper of standard micron grading*.

NU

(c) "Water proof abrasive paper

and cloth.

A, U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(i) Emery grain, emery powder abrasive and carborundum grain and powder.

a6 (i) Graphite Crucibles for pit-

furnaces.

(0 A. U. for import of carborundum* (silicon carbide) powder coarser than 300 mesh size.

(if) Import of Optical abrasives- emery, corundum, gamete and' brown synthetic aluminium oxide- (brown electro-corundum), abrasive grains and powder of any grade or mesh size will not be permitted.

(1) A. TJ. for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bonded graphite cruci- bles of sizes over No TOO (100 Kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, muffle rings and stands.

Nil

(2) Graphite Crucible Including covers, mufflermge and stands for tilting furnaces (3) Silicon Carbide crucibles •

for pit fired furnaces.

(4) Silicon Crbkle Carucibles

for tilting furnaces.

(2) A. U. for graphite crucibles or cl ay bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 300 (300 Kg. melting.- capacity in terms of brass) with- out covers, muffle:: ings axA stands.

Nil

28 (a) V-Belts,V-Belts endless— made of leather or rubber.

(1) A. U. on restricted bMis for import, of V. BeltSj B.CD. Sections over 100* in circumference t"f sizes other than those detailed In Appendix 33.

(2) Import of V. Link Belting will'

not be allowed.

A. U. for manufacture of safety razor

Nil

(8) (6) Steel conveyor belts .

blades.

SECTION II—contd.

I 3

3

4

PART //—contd.

A. U. for import of spare partt

aQ Power driven road rollers and

on restricted basis.

componont parts thereof. (1

E.I.

for spares

only)

Nil

3°

A. U. for import of Marine Dlesat

Engines above 320 H.P. on re"-

tricted basis In consultation with

D.G.T.D.

(d) Marine type diesel engines

(i."., an engine usually rip-

plied with Dell housing, car-

rying reverse gear and dutch

in which water circle la pro-

tected with zinc coating or

is made of bronze and sun-

ing contrivance is at high

level to facilitate hand start-

ing).

(/) Spare parts of dlesel engines

other than spares for road

vehicular type dlesel engine^:—

Transferred to

Appendix 26.

(0 Fuel Injection equip-

ment and component

parts thereof.

(if) Air cleaner*

• • <

Transferred :o

Appendix 26.

(*V0 Others . . .

E . I.

A. U. for Import 01 the following

items for export production only 1—

(1) Crankshaft unmachined,Dleieu

injector tubing, valve springs-

connect g rods, Helfl-cofls,

elements foi fuel pumpt, De-

livery valves, silicon ' O '.

rings, seals, Cylinder head*

silicon bushes, inlet and ex-

haust valves, Nozzlea aO6

Nozzle holders, valve seals,

piston assembly 6* and belowr

camshaft, cylinder llnerti:

and

(2) Spare pans of Marine Diegu

engines above 40 H.P. (pe>.

missiblc types).

E.I.

: (ft) Parts of petrol, gas and kero-

Nil

3>"

sene engines. '

A.U. on restricted basis,

(c) (if) Out board motors above >

j Nil.

for t—

H.P,

(1) Docks, Marine Departments

and Port Trusts.

W Fishermen's Co-operative So-

cieties.

(3) State Directors of Fisheries.

Applications by Docks Marine De-

partments and Port Trusts should

be made direct to the licentln"

authorities.

SECTION n—contd.

1

t

3

PART U—contd.

Nil (a) Fractional horse power "I motora (including mo- 1 tors upto one H.P.), | suitable for D.C. sup- 1 ply or single phase. | (ft) A.C, 3 phase, squirrel ( cage motors upto 30 H.P. conforming of details of construction and design as si?*!! be- low and ilipri'ist motors from to to 7.0 H.i-J-:—

(i) Tvpe-Sraudard Higb Torque ('including loam motors) smooth acceleration.

f"0 VoltaRe^2OO—55O [ (iit) Spindle—Horizontal r or vertical. 1 (w) Enclosure—Screen j

protectcd/dip-proof totally enclosed (in- cluding fan cooled).

(c) Motora of the typos

mentioned in (6) above but from 31 H.P. to 5° H.P.

(• 1: Other types of Motors 1 *

4

(i; A.U. for import of the following types of motors :—

(a) Flame-pvoof (1) Applications motors conforming from collieries to B.S.S. 741 of will be consjdcr- 1937 or its equi- ed by JCCI & vaients if sup- E., Calcutta on lies are notava- the rccommen- llable with the dation of Coal S.T.C. Coatrollcr, Cal-

cutta.

(a) Applications from actual us- ers other than collieries will be considered by the Regional licensing autho- rities.

(6) Vertical spi- Applications will ndle hollow be considered by shaft motors CCI & E-, New falling under Delhi on rest S. No. 32O)/ ricted basis. II of ratings not produced in the country, (for pump ma- nufacturers only).

(c) Variable speed Application! will motors and other be considered by non-name-proof the JCCI &E., motors falling Bombay on the under S.No.3i(d) recommendations /II, which are of the Textile required in the Commissioner, specialised typei Bombay onrett- bf textiles ma- ricted basis, chines(for tex- tile mills/textile machinery ma- nufacturing in- dustry only).

SECTION n—contd.

I

3

3

PART 11—contd.

•S. No. 32—contd.

(•) Parts of Motors . .

(/) Electric Genei atoi s "\ .

(f) Generating Sets j

Parts of Generators • .

4

(2) Prohibited types of motors speci- fied in sub-items (a), (6) tnd (c) of this S. No, will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment proivded the motor shaft is directly coupled to the driving mechanism and these can be regarded as in- tegral, as hitherto or have been built in built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.

E.I. A. U. for manufacturers of frac- tional horse power motors for im- port of centrifugal switches.

Nil A. U. Applications for import of Electric Equipments required for generation, transmission and dis- tribution of electric power specifi- ed in Appendix 17 will be con- sidered by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with D.G.T.D.

. E.I.

33-B Compressors air or gas portable 01 stationary but not being import- ed as an Integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning cquipmerr or as component parts of any engine.

(1) A.U.

(2) Import of the following item* will not be permitted t—

(0) Commutators for D.C. motors upto 30 H.P.

(b) Carbon^ Brushes except of special types of odd sizes re- quired ras spares.

Nil (]) A, U. ...*i icHricitr tit:f for (0 import of gas compressors and spare parts there of for vanaspati and sugar industries and (it) import of spare parts of air compressors for Vancspati, sugar" and Tea industries.

(2) Import of Air Compressors will not be allowed.

SECTION O—contd.

I

3

3

4

PART //—contd.

NU

(a)(0 Special pumps for fused

A .U. on restricted basis.

34

caustic soda 01 adds.

Nil A. U. on restricted basla for power driven pumps and pumping sets. The requirements will be met fromn the stocks imported by the S.T.C^ (b) Power driven pumps and pumping sets driven either by Internal Combustion En- gines or by Electric Motor* or by any other source of power.

Nil

A.U.

(e) Spare parts of power driven

pumps excluding Trailer

pumps.

3" (") Prime movers, boiler*, loco- motive engines and tenders for the same, portable en- gines (Including fire en- gines) and other machines, in which the prime mov" is not separatable from the operative parts.

(2) Machines and set of ma-

chines to be worked by elec-

tric, (team, water, fire or

other power not being man-

ual or animal labour or which

before being brought Into

use requires to be fixed with

reference to other moving

para.

1 A. U. applications will

Nil(f

sidered by J.C.C.I. & E.j V^ICIHTO..

) Applications for import of safety

equipments required by Collieries

will be considered on restricted

basis.

("f

(31 Apparatus and appliances not

to be operated by manual or

animal labour which are de-

signed for use in an indus-

trial system as parts indis-

pensable for its operation

and have been given for that

purpose some special shape

or quality which would not

be essential for their use for

any other purpose.

Licences will not be valid for

machines and spare parts of

machines mentioned in Appendix.

35-

(4) Control gear (other than elec-

tric self acting or otherwise)

and transmission gear (other

than electric) designed for

use with any machinery

above specified exclud-

ing driving ropes not made

of cotton and belting.

E.I. (0 A. U. applications will be con"l~

dered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

Import of spare parts of machine*

mentioned in Appendix 35 will

not be permitted.

(5) Component parts as defined

in Import Tariff item No. 72

(3) of machinery specified in

clauses (1). (2), (3) and (4)

above excluding those cover-

ed by Serial No. 68 of Part

V of this Schedule.

SECTION II—contd.

I

S

PART II—contd.

S. No. 36(5)—contd.

("W) Import of oil teals, cap screws,

bolts and nuts specially adapted

for use In this typo of machinery

can be permitted.

(tv) Wherever necessary, licence may

be endorsed for the import of steel

perforated sheets of special shape

and quality for a particular ma-

chine, provided the machinery

itself is not prohibited for Import

vuU Appendix 35.

Nil

37(1)

(/) Other Jute Mill Stores co-

vered by this Serial No.

(0 A. U. applications will be con-

sidered by J.C.G.I. & E., Calcutta.

Licences will not be valid for

Planetree rollers.

(a) Licences Issued will not be valid

for machines and spare parts of

machines mentioned in Appendix

35-

Nil

37(2)

(1) A. U. applications will b"

considered by the JCGI & B,

Calcutta.

(2) Licences will not be' valid for

import of—

Component parts as denned in

Import Tariff Item No. 72(3)

of machinery specified in

S. No. 37 (1) excluding

those covered by S. No.

68 of Part V of this (Sche-

dule.

(a) Spare parts of machines men-

tioned In Appendix 35.

(t) Perforated steel sheets for use

on machine? mentioned in

Appendix 35.

(c) Spare parts of Jute Bobbins..

(£) Loom swords.

(") Box Fronts,

(f) Roving-stcadiers.

(j) Beam Flanges.

(4) Accessories and spares, the-

following :—

(/) Accessories :

1, Cop Load

SECTION H—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART //—contd.

S. No. 37(2)—contd.

(it) Spares :

1. Wire Healds. 2. Camb set.

3. Reeds. 4. Card/gill pins. 5. Calendar Bowls. 6. Fabricated Slccl Beam

Flanges.

7. Sliver Con Accessories, 8. Broad Loom Accessories

and parts.

9. Sliver cans.

10. Shuttle covers. 11. Swell spring.

12. Felt Bobs.

(3) Import of steel perforated sheet* which have been given a special shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licences for this S. No. as a component part of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import of such perforated sheets.

Nn

38 :

Electric insulation Including Press p"hn (electrical grade) but excluding ebonite rods, tubes and iheeti.

A. TJ. for special insulating mate- rials, such as Class E and other high temperature resisting mate- rials and electrical grade craft paper.

E.I.

(") Studio electric and projec-

38-A

tor bulbs.

A. U. for Btudio bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent end projector bulbs conformlg to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 or itsequiv:> ent including bulbs which do not con- form to the above B.S.S. provided they are not of G.L.S. types and otherwise banned categories and they cannot be used other than aa Studio and Projector bulbs, to Studio or the representative film Associations on the recommenda- tions of Regional Advisory Com- mittees for Raw films at Bombay Calcutta and Madras.

Nil A.

0 Other lamps

{)

U. for coal industry for Import of sodium vapour lamps.

SECTION II—contd.

X 2

3

4

PART II—comd.

39 The following electrical instru- ments and accessories :—

Nil A. U. for import of power factor capacitor for export production only.

(a) Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instru- ments (Voltmeters, Am- meters, wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchrosocopes), Recording instruments, Per- manent fixing recordlngVolt meters. Ammeters, watt- meters, Maximum Demand Meters, Instrument Iran., formers.

A. U. for h ^ o rt of Thermocouples-

Nil

(A)(m) Thermocouples and pyro-

for export production only. meter.

Nil

(c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, elec- trical wiring accessories, con- duit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

A. U. applications from Collieries foi import of "flame proof fittings"" will be considered by the J.C.C.I & E., Calcutta on the recommenda- tion of the Coal Controller, C"l" cutta.

(1) A. U. for import of 1—

N il

(a) cathodes blocks i.e., carbon furnace (liner) blocks for use in electric furnaces.

(ft) graphite anodcg required for electrolytic processes (on res- tricted basis).

41-A Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes as used in electric furnaces for production of Iron, Steel Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals, Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks for use in electric furnaces.

(2) Import of graphite electrodes- and carbon paste will not be

allowed.

4a (ft) (i) Lightning Arrestora of *l 220 KV and below. \

(it) High Voltage Fuses (1 • 1 KV I

. Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

and above). I

(iii) Protective Relays. J

Nil A, U. on restricted basis if supplies are not available from the stocks impoted by S.T.C. Licences issued will not be valid for import of Power and distribution transformers of ratings upto 50 000 KVA and 220 KV on the H.T side.

(i) Power and Distribution Trnsformcrs of ratings not covered by SI. No. 42(0)/ II and components and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S.No. 42 (a)/II and 42W/II t.g., oil coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc.

SECTION H—contd.

I 2

3

4

f ART III—contd.

S. No. 42—amid.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis if

Nil

(A) (iii)—Others

supplies are not available from the

stocks imported by S.T.C.

(2) Impot Of conductor accessories,

ground wire accessorial, line

hardware, and insulator hardware

materials used with transmission

lines and Insulators upto 230 KV

and 40,000 lba strength will not

be allowed.

Nil A. U. for import 01 armoured cables for export production only.

43 (a) Bare Electrical Conduc-

tors (cables), wires and

strips) of copper, alu-

minium or any other

material.

Nil (i)

(i) Insulated (plastic, paper

tr other material) power

cable*.

A. U. applications for import of

power cables above 33 KV will be

considered on restricted basis-

Applications from collieries will be

considered by the J.C.C.I. & E.,

Calcutta.

#i) Import of cables and wires of

the types specified in Appendix

37 will not be allowed against

licences issued under this or

any other S, No. of the I.T.C.

Schedule.

Nil A.U. for Import of :—

i(") High tension insulators.

(0 Transformer

Bushing & Appa-

ratus Insulator*

above 66 KV.

(*0 Disc. Insttlaton'

of above 25000

lbs. EMS.

(tit) Transformer Import will be

Bushings and Ap- -allowed on

pararus Insula- restricted baiis.

tors (of Special

types or design)

of below 66 KV. ,

SECTION II—contd.

4

X a :

3

•PART //—contd.

S. No. 43(")—contd.

(tti) Import of the following types of insulators will not be permitted [—

(a) Pin-Insulators (all types).

(6) Post-Insulators (all types Includ-

ing stocking unit*).

'i) A.U. for import of cables for export

45 (a) Insulated (Plastic, Rubber, Nil(

production only.

Paper, Textile or other

materials) cables and Wire*

other than those coming

under 43(d) and 45(<0 ana

flexible cords.

(11) Import of cables and wires of the types specified in Appendix 37 will not be allowed agalns licences issued under this or any other S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule.

A.U. for Enamelled Copper wire

Nil

finer than 44 Gauge,

(c)(i) Enamelled copper ")

winding wire*. t

(it) Enamelled or inaul- f

ated strips. J

(<0 Resistance wire*

. NU A.U.

(1) A.U. for Import of—

46 (ft) Carbom

El.

(a) Eletropaphlte and Hard graphite

carbon blocko ;

(b) Electrode* for dry cells and batte-

ries ; and

(c) Other speial carbon product* like

graphite tubes, graphite ring* spec-

trograpblc carbons, etc.

(2) Import of metal graphite grade of

carbon blocks, photo process carbons

and gonging electrode* will not be

allowed.

A. U. for export production only.

(c) Condenser t

NU

Nil

(4) Others

A. U. on restricted basis, for

flame proof mining bells and

flame proof mining telephones

by the J.C.C.I. and E., Cal-

cutta.

SECTION U—contd.

1 2

4

3

PART II— wracld.

46-A (c) HeariDg aid batteries .

NiL

B.I.

47 Sl;ctrical earthenware and ^por- NU. celain.

A. U. fo Import of Porcelain Base- for switches, sockets for exporr production only.

4S-A Ele;tric Exploders . . Mil. A. U. Licences will be granted by C.C.I&E., New Delhi on th"r recommendations of the Chief I n- spector of Mines, Dhanbad.

PART III

1 (a) Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolite

The import of Sodium Nitrite Is

Nil

canalised through the S.T.C. C (Sodium 1 Sulphoxylate For- maldehyde) or Formosul L, Brotasul and Sodium Nitrite.

(c) C"'O Optical whitening Agents.

Nil A. U. applications ior Import of this item for procesilng synthetic fibres like polyester and acrylic fibres will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay on restricted basis on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner Bombay

1 A. U. for import of preventrol liquid I, paranitro phenol, sodium penta-chloro-phenate, penta-chloro phenol for export production only.

(iii) Textile preservative (ex- Nl eluding phenol crcsol but including their substituted products).

(i) (w) Synthetic Bleaching agents Ni

(other than bleaching powder or hyposhlorites, hydrogen peroxide etc.).

1 (i) A, U. on restricted basis., ()i) A, U. for import of Sodium chlorite for export production only0

(i) (tit) Sodium Aliginatc Nil , A. U. for manufacture of denul'

materials.

(/) Garboxy methyl cellulose and Nil

its salts.

A. U. on restricted basis for import of ethyl cellulose.

I-B Dyes derived from coal-tar and Nil A.U. Detailed policy is given In

Appendix 24.

coal-tar derivatives used in any dyeing process.

2 Cotton raw Ni il The policy for this item is an- nounced from time to time by the JCCI & E., Bombay.

SECTION n—contd.

3

4

I a

JMJtr ///-contd.

Nil I A. U. applications will be oon- sidered by JCCI & E., Bombay. subject to Appendix 34.

4 (1) "Prime movers, boilers, loco-

motive engines and tender* for

the some, portable engines (in-

cluding fire engines) and other

machines in which the prime

mover Is not separable from the

operative parts.

(a) Wet processing and finish-

Nil

(a)

ing machinery.

A.U. applications will be considered

by JCCI & E., Bombay subject

to Appendix 34.

Apparatus and appliances, not

Nil

(3)

A.U. applications will bo considered

by JCCI & E., Bombay subject

to Appendix 34.

to be operated by manual or

animal labour, which are design-

ed for use in an industrial

system as parts, indispensable

for its operation and have been

given for that purpose some

special shape or quality which

would not be essential for their

use for any other purpose.

Nil

(4)

A. U. applications will be "on-

sidered by JCCI & E., Bombay

subject to Appendix 34.

Control gear other than elec-

tric, self-acting, or otherwise

and transmission gear (other

than electric) designed for use

with any machinery above spe-

cified, excluding driving ropes

not made of cotton and belting.

E.L

(3)

(i)A. U.'applications will.be con-

sidered by JCCI &E., Bombay

Component parts, excluding

hosiery needles as defined in

item No. 72(3) of the First

Schedule to the Indian Tariff

Act, 1934, of machinery speci-

fied in clauses (1), (2), (3) and

(4) above but excluding those

covered by Serial No. 68 of

Part V of this Schedule.

(2) The licences granted to Actual

Users will be valid for import of

spare parts of foreign made

machinery as appearing in the

manufacturers* catalogue ex-

cept the items which are speci-

fically banned elsewhere in the

ITC policy and covered under

Part III, 4 (i), W and (3).

(3) The import licences granted to

Actual Users will also be valid for

the import of such Bpare parts

of textile machinery which are

imported by the Indigenous

manufacturers for building up

machinery. The list of ma-

chinery being manufactured in

collaboration is mentioned in

Annexure I of Appendix 34.

(4)Upto 1% of the face value of

licences granted can be utilised tot

import of ginning bolti and

nuts.

5G. of I.

SECTION n-~-c*ntrf.

I at

3

4

PART ///—contd.

5 (i) The following textile machi- nery and apparatus by what- ever power operated when re- quired for textile industries other than Jute and hemp, namely;^

Nil A. V. subject t" Appendix 34 v Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (Includ- ing Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former), Speed Fra- mes, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft Preparatory machinery (Wimding machine, Warplnf machine. Sizing machine. Pirn winding machine); Drawlng-ln and Twlitini- in-machines (Warp tying machines, ReachinJt-in-ma- chincs, etc), Doubling ma- chine*, loomi (all type*) Wool Carding, Spinning, and Weaving machinery, Silk Throwing, Reeling, Twisting and Weaving ma- chinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types).

E.I. (1) A. U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

5 (2) Component parts as defined in Imports Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5(i)/III, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) The licences granted to actual users will be valid for Import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers cata- logue except the items which arc specifically banned else- where in the I.T.C. policy.

(3) The import licences granted to actual users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery. The list of machinery being manu- factured in collaboration U mentioned in Annexure I Of Appendix 34.

5-A Machine cloth

Nil A. U. applications from Textile Mills will be consideredjby the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, on the recommendations of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay, subject to production of non-availability letters from the indigenous manufacturers.

SECTION B—"wntd.

t

1

3

4

PART III—coacld.

< (

\(6 Warp/Raschel/Lace and weft knitting machines (including hosiery machines) and em- hroidery machines which require tor their operation one quar- ler of brake horse power or more.

i(.c) Component parts ibr machinery falling under (a) and (A) above excluding Hosiery needles.

'1) A. U. applications will b" considered by JCCI 81 B.t Bombay subject to Appendix 34-

Nil

12) Applications from manufacture™ of hosiery goods not registered/ licensed undtr the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 should be submitted through the Director of Indus- tries of the State concerned with his recommendations directly to JCCI. & E, Bombay. Appli- cations from hosiery manufac- turers registered/liconacd under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 fl"d from warp/Raschcl/lacc and embroidery units should be submitted through tbe offloe of the Textile Commissioner w'th his recommendations Co JCCI & E., Bombay.

'3) The licences granted to manu- facturers of Warp/Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting machines (including hosiery machine8)i*nd embroidery machina wiJ be valid for Import of partss ubfect to Appendix 34.

(4) The licences granted to Actual Users for spare parts will also be valid for import of such spare parts of machinery which arc imported by indigenous manu- facturers for building up machinery. The list of ma- chinery being manufactured in collaboration is mentioned in Annexure I of Appendix 34.

PART IV

I Animals, living, til sorts

Nil (0 Applications for Import of Zoo animals by Zoological gardens on barter basis will be considered. The animals from India should move first. Applications from stud f i rm for mport of horses for breeding pmv poses will be considered by C.C.I. &E-, New Delhi. Applications should be submitted by 31-5-1969.

SECTION n—contd.

4

I a 3

PART TV—contd.

A. U. on restricted bail*.

9 Powdered milk containing not lets KD

than 18 per cent, cream intend-

ed for infant feeding.

A.U. for export Production only.

11

. Nil

Coral unprepared ,

. Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

Ivory, unmanufactured

14

• Nil

Plant*, living, not otherwise spe-

cified.

A. U. for accredited nurserfea osn

the approved list of the Miniate?

of Food, Agriculture, Community

Development and Cooperation

(Department of Agrculture)/I.C.A.R.

for import of plant mater lals on

the recommendations of the State

Directors of Agriculture srd in

consultation with the Indien Coun-

cil of Agricultural Research. *M"

objection" certificate under the

Destructive Insect* and Pest* Act

should also be furnished by the

applicant* along with the imnotfc

applications.

On O . G 1. upto 3O-9-i$6s-

ae Cashew nuts . . . . . •

21 (<*)(•) Fruits fresh, "H BOrti,

n.o.s. excluding coconut*

Imports may be allowed from Afghan-

istan in terms of Trade Agreement*.

with that country.

Imports may be allowed from Afgha-

nistan and Iran in termB of Trade

Agreements wkh those countries.

(it) Fruit*, dried, salted or

Preserved all sorts, n.o.t

excluding date*.

(6) Date*

Imports may be allowed from Iraq and'

Iran in terms of Trade Agreements

with those countries and from

Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other

Persian Gulf Ports.

26 Cardamom, Castia, Cinna- Nil A. U. for import cf cirri n et ciJjv mon.

on restricted basis.

27 Clove*, all sort*, whether ground Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

or unground.

28 Nutmeg*

Nil A.U. on restricted bail*.

SECTION I^-eontd.

I

3

4

TART IV—oootd.

17 Seeds, ill sorts, •" not otherwise NB

specified, excluding vege- table ieedi.

(I) A. U. applications for Import of the following items will be considered on the recommendation of the State Directors of Ajfrt- culture and In consultation with the Seeds Division, Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community De- velopment and Cooperation New Delhi/Indian Council of Agricul- tural Resear db. New Delhi by the licensing authorities indicated agaimt them 1—

(1) Cocoa beau "|

(10 Seeds for i- Calcutta,

growing fibre flax and ramie. J

(ill) Ornamental CCI 3c E.,

flower seeds New Delhi and plant ma- terials, (for ac- credited nurseries only).

W ^ ^ .U- *PPlicatlons for iroport of

Chicory seeds from planters and others will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendations of Scats Directors of AgricuJtUie.

(3) Import of Hybrid seeds and such seeds from which seed crop cannot be raised will not be permitted. However, applications tor import of hybrid seeds for experimental purposes will bo considered in consultation with the Ministry of Food, Agri- culture, Community Development and Cooperation.

(4)A.U. for import of Cocoateans

on restricted basis.

38 Copra or coconut kernel

Nil The imports of that itnuio canalfced

through the S.T.C.

SECTION n—contd.

1

4

I a

FART IV—cwnd.

Nil

40 Rubber Med* .

A. U. application* from Rubber

Estates will be considered by

DCCI&Bj Brnakulam on the

recommendaiion of the Rubber

Board.

NU

HOJM

41

A.U. on restricted basis. T he

requirements of actual usera

will be met from the stock* tan-

ported by S. T. C.

Wattle exteact • 1

43

O.G.L. upto 30-9-69

- On

Wattle bark

• )

44

Bark for tanning aaxhidiag wat- J

45

tie bark.

NU

Gum, Arabic . . ..

48

A. U. Import will be allowed by

the regional licensing authori-

ties from sources to be specified

by the C.C.I. &E., N ew Delhi.

49 ("X0 G um a nd S01120111 (rft" ftnd N a- CO A. U. for import of Gum Ben-

cowrie) but excluding Dam- zoin for export production only.

mer and rosin.

C j'O A. U. fo r cowrie gum f or inaJiu-

acturc of dental material.

(i) Reoin . . .. Nil. A. U. for synthetic rosin for manu-

*"

facture of dental materiel

Wax, all "•"•, not othermi u p o d- A. U. for the undermentioned

56

fled excluding paraffin wax, micro Nil varieties of wax for manufacture

crystalline mi and dry battery of polishes and varnishes:—

wax, red and bla

(a) Carnuba wax.

(i) Vegetable and spannacetl waa.

(c) Yellow ozokerite wax.

(d) White ozokerite wax.

(") Mantanwax.

Import of this item is canalised

NO

(o) Munon tallow

60

through the S.T.C.

(") Vegetable non-CMendal oil*,

NH

61

The import of Soyabean oil i

canalised through the S.T.C.

not otherwlie apedfied exclud-

ing Palm oil, T u ns oC and

China wood oiL

Impart of this items is canalberf

Nil

(*) Palm "fl . . ..

thnrogh the S . T .C

A.U, for manufactim "f printing::

(")Tung ofl and China waod

Nn

ink and paint""

SECTION n—mrttcL

I 2

3

4

PART IV—eoati.

A.U. for leather and Picker ind-

64 (a) Neatt foot oil and its "al-

Nil

ustries.

phonated prodocts.

(vi) Others .

79

Nil A. U. for import of pharmaceutical

grade gelatine for manufacture of

capsules.

(0) Powdered milk and milk f""d

80

imported in bulk packing.

Nil (1) A. U. applications from approved

Milk Supply Schemes for import of

powdered milk will be considered

by CCI&E., New Delhi on the

recommendation of the Ministry of

Food, Agriculture, Community

Development and Co-operation.

(2) A. U. for import of, powdered

milk for manufacture of baby

food, malted milk food and ice

cream.

(3) A packing of 50 lbs. and above

will be deemed to be bulk pack-

ing.

E.I.

Nil

8a Ale. beer, porter, cider and other fermented liquors.

Wises

E.I.

Nil

83

Nil

Brandy, Gin and Whisky

E.I.

84

85 Spirits excluding essences con- taining spirit used for the manu- facture of beverages, not other- wise specified in this Schedule, E.I. Nil

A.U. Detailed policy is given

Drags and medicines containing

El.

87

in Appendix 19.

spirit.

Nil;

Tobacco manufactured, not other-

93

wise specified.

A. U. for import of filtej

tobacco for export production

only.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Tobacco unmasufacrnrsd .

Nil

96

Nil

China day . . ..

97

A .U on restricted basis feat

special quality and grades only.

7 be following building and

99

gijaeering material, namely t—

Nil A.U. fo" import of tell clay ©"iy Chalk, lime *ad day . "

Mil (0 A. U. fox import of albart">

103

stone ion restricted basis.

Marble and stone, not otherwise

specified.

(M) A. U. for import of Pooajoa

Stone for manufacture at

all metal reeds and "eel icadt

oa restricted bans on the ro-

emBneBdatiaa of theTsstS*

CMMMHOBar, Bwabajr-

1.                                Pipes  or  tube*  flexible,  for  passing  gas  or  fluid  under
                                    pressure  and  telescopic  flush  pipes.
1.                                Machine screws, set screws  and  machine studs.
3.                                Industrial roller  chain*  of a'  pitch  and  below  including
                                     automobile  timing  chains/driving  chains  and  trans-
                                     mission  chains—Simplex,  Duplex  and  Triplex.
4.                                Copper flexible pipes  or  tubes,  for  passing  gas  or fluid
                                     under  pressure.
5.                                Bronze  flexible  pipes  or  tubes  for  passing  gas  or  fluid
                                     under pressure.
6.                                Rolling  mill rolls  for  steel  works  (whether  of  cast  iron,
                                     cast steel or forged).
7.                                Grinding  machined  steel  balls.
8.                                Rollers/needle rollers  of the following  Bizet  :—

       S  3       EE  3       3/8'        7/8*        7/32
       S  7        EE  5                  1-3/8'      9/32
       S  8       EE  6       5/r         1-5/8*      5/i6"
       S  9       EE  8       3/4         1-7/8'     .3/8*.
       S  10      EE  9       7/8"                    3/8'
                              1"          2*
DEEP  GROOVE  RIGID  BALL  JOURNAL  BEARINGS
       M  25 N    98305       25 mm       62 mm     12 mnr
       L  20 N    98204       20 mm      42 mm       9 mm
       L  25 N    98205       25 mm       52 mm      9 mm

                  ULS  5     RL  4      1/2'       i-5/16*   3/8*
                  ULS 8      RL 6       3/4'      I-.7/8*     9/i6'
                  ULS 9      RL  7     7/8'                  9/i6-
                  ULS 10     RL  8     1*         a-1/4'     5/8'
            SINGLE  ROW  ANGULAR  CONTACT  BALL  BEARINGS
17 BAO2        .   117  ACD  7203       17 mm      40 mm       ia ram
                  LS  10 ACD ALS  8 A  1*         a-l/4'       5/8'
                 MAGNETO  BALL  BEARINGS
                  N  797     L  17     17 mm      |omm       10 mm

           30204       20 mm      47 mm      14 ram
           30205       25 mm      52 mm      15 mm
           30206       30 mm      62 mm      16 mm
           30209       45 mm      85 mm      19 mm
           30302       15 mm      42 mm      13 mm
           30306       30 mm      72 mm      19 mm
           30312       60 mm     130 mm      31 mm
           32111       55 mm     100 mm      25 mm
           32212       60 mm     no  mm      28 mm
     (3977X/3922  X)
           32213       6j  mm    120 mm      31 mm
(330356 B)  (39586/39528)
           32214       70 mm     125 mm      31 mm
           32216       80 mm     140 mm      33 mm
     (578 XA/573 A)
           32306       30 mm      72 mm      27 mm
           32307       35 mm      So mm      31 mm
     (3478  X/3424  S)
           330201      60 mm     no mm       28 mm
    I-100545  A/46     r8 mm      47 mm      14-38 mm
 CK.495  AX/K-493      3'         5-375*      1•172*

     a-i     Turbine  House  equipment  (Steam  Condensing  turbine)—iaoliW,
                (Higher  sizes  upto  zoo  Mw  may  also  bo  available  indigenously),
     2-2      Starting  electric  oil  pump  (complete  with  motor),
     2'3     Bearing  oil pump  with  motor.
     2<4      Surface  condensers  complete.
     2-3      L.  P. & H. P.  Feed  Heaters  of  various  sizes.
     2-6     Turbine  condensate  pumps  complete  with  electric  motor,
     2*7      Circulating  water  pump  complete  with  electric  motor,  (Vertical  pump
                and  motor).
     2-8      Emergency  oil  pump  complete  with  electric  motor,
      2-9     Hydrogen  gas  cooler  (available  for  units  of  Haridwar).
 3.  Generators :
     3 • i   Turbogenerator  sets 120 M.W. (Larger sizes upto 200 M.W. also available
                according  to the requirements).
 4.  General  hims
     4-1     Central  chilling  unit.
     4-2     Fuel  oil  system  (Except  high  pressure  pumps).
     4'3     Lub oil facilities.
     4-4     Equipment  for  process  water  supply.
     4-41    Travelling  screen  with  electric  motor.
     4-42    Centrifugal  pump  for  cleaning  the room,
     4-43    Centrifugal  pump  for  fire  fighting  complete  with  electric  motor.!
     4;44    Drinking  water  pump  complete  with  motor.
     4-45    Gate  valves  of  various  sizes  100 mm to  1400  mm,
     4*46    Piping  specialities,  gate  velvet  watei  meters  and  water  chocks,  etc
     4-47    Serv'ce  pumps.
5   Piping:
    $•1     Low  pressure  piping  upto  600        ( a| to 6J size).
     5'2     High  pressure  piping  all sizes  (for  pressure  more  than  600 pji).