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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 53] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY 31, MARCH, 1970 CHAITRA 20, 1891

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

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 31st March, 1970

SUBJECT:—Import policy for the year April 1970—March 1971.

No. 48-ITC(PN)/70.—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1970—March 1971 is contained in Volumes I and II an- nexed to this Public Notice.

2. The Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1970 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, 1969, as amended.

Sd/- R. J. REBELLO,

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

( 2 8 3)

SECTION I

Licensing system and general import policy

PART? 'A'

Actual users (Industrial)

Existing ifcjts

(a) Priority industries

In the case of 59 priority industries" listed in Appendix l, the need-based policy for the import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1970—March 1971j. 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

Separate applications:

2. Units engaged in the priority industries, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should 'submit separate applications for the import of spare parts. Such applications should be made on an annual basis covering the requirements of the unit for the period April 1970—March 1971. There will be no last date for submission of such applications during the licensing period.

Particulars of machinery;

3. Applications for the import of spare parts should be accom- panied by a statement indicating particulars of the inJLported machinery as well as indigenous machinery having imported com- ponents, installed or used in the applicant unit, for the maintenance of which the spare parts are sought to be imported. A proforma of the statement in which the particulars are to be furnished is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and procedure for 1970.

No lists to be attached:

4. Import licences for spare parts will be valid for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equip- ment 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 7£ per cent, of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of rupees one lakh and fifty thousand, within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees two thousand m value. It will not be necessary for the appli- cant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spare parts for more than the values indicated above.

Lists °f restricted spares:

5. 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.

Value f

6. L . er for spare parts will .c is u* alue considered . .abic by the licensing authority • - ^arpose of maintenance of the machinery in use.

Manner of submission 0/ applications:

7. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.GT.D. 8. 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 import applications in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities concerned direct, and not through the sponsor- ing authorities. However, requests for the import of restricted spare parts in excess of the prescribed value limit in terms of paragraph 5 above, should be made by such units through the sponsoring autho- rities concerned.

9. Units not covered by paragraphs 7 and 8 above, should make their import applications, 'in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities concerned, through the respective sponsoring authorities.

(ii) Import of raw materials and components by priority Industries Applications on consumption basis:

10. The existing units encaged in the priority industries should make their import applications for raw materials and components, end-product-wisp (including related end-products) by way of claim- ing replenishment of imported raw materials and components consumed by the unit within a given period as indicated below.

11. Units which did not apply for a licence for raw materials/ •components during April 1969—March 1970, or if their applications made during the said period have been finally rejected, can make their first import application during April 1970—March 1971 on the basis of actual consumption during six months commencing from 1st October, 1969, 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, 1970 onwards.

12. Units not covered by para. 11 above, i.e. those which obtained licences for raw materials/components against their appli- cations made during April 1969—March 1970 should make their import applications during April 1970—March 1971 on the basis of actual consumption in continuation of the period of consumption covered by applications made during April 1969—March 1970, at a -time for actual consumption of not less than three months and not •more than six months.

No last date:

13. 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 components; as indicated above.

Eligibility for making applications:

14. The licensing authority will not, however, entertain an appli- cation 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 consumption for the replenishment of which the import licence is claimed. The unutilised value of licence 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 (a) for which firm commitments have been made by opening letters of credit and (b) for which firm commitments have been made with the Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC) set up by the State Trading Corporation as referred to in paragraph 55 below. The applications should, therefore, make- their applications for licences only when they are eligible to apply under this provision. Import licences will be issued on the basis of consumption of imported raw materials and components.

Machine building industries:

15. In the case of units engaged in the following machine building, industries, the licensing authorities may consider issuing import licences for raw materials and components for a value greater than, that of the consumption shown, provided the applicant justifies his claim 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. (viii) Industrial refrigeration equipment,

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

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

The condition of eligibility laid down in para. 14 above will n ot 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. Statement of consumption:

16. In support of consumption etc., the application for a licence should be accompained 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 unutilised 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 and Works Accountants of India, Calcutta, and duly authorised to undertake practice). The information relat- ing 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 engaged 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. authorities. Units engaged innon-IDA industries should submit the statement of consumption of iron and steel items to the Iron and Steel Control licensing authorities wit. their import applications to be submitted to such authorities.

17. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant/ sponsoring authority should ensure that the information given in the statement of consumption etc. is complete and accurate. Applica- tions 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 infor- mation furnished in the statement of consumption,

18. 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 ques- tion 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 autho- rity will also send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned. Manner of submission of applications:

19. Applications for licences should be made to the licensing Authorities as indicated in paragraphs 7, 8 and 9 above. Units •which are required to make their applications to the licensing autho- rities direct, should in cases covered by paragraph 15 above, send their applications through the sponsoring authorities concerned if they claim import licences for a value more than that of the con- sumption shown. 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.

Import of spare parts against raw material licences:

20. Import licences for raw materials and components issued to •priority industries will be valid for the import of spare parts to the extent of 25 per cent of the value of such licences, within the overall value of the licence, In terms of the provisions contained in paragraph 84 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

Export effort by priority industries

Exporting units in priority sector:

21. Some of the industries included In the priority list are tradl-- tionaly export oriented (e.g., tea, coffee, jute textiles, cotton textiles, cashew, coir products and unmanufactured tobacco). These indus- tries and also the following industries, namely Fertilisers, Pesticides,. Industrial and Mining machinery, Industrial Furnaces, Construction and Earth moving equipment, Industrial refrigeration equipment, Agricultural Tractors, Machine Tools, Beavy Electrical equipment, Diesel engines, Plastic working 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 treat- ment to units in these industries which contribute to everscas sales, that is, which export 10 per cent or more of their production. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for further ex- pansion of their export production, and secondly for the import of their requirements from preferred sources of supply. For the pur- pose of implementing this policy during April 1970—March 1971 period, the export performance during the year 1969 will be taken into consideration

22. The extent of preferential treatment will vary with the ex- port performance of the industrial unit. Industrial units exporting 25 per cent or more of their production will be eligible to impur*. a higher quantum of their requirements against free foreign exchange.

Compulsory eocports by priority units:

23. The priority industries listed in Appendix 10 are in a position to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The individual 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 ex- change, apart from being ineligible to preferred sources 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

24. In the case of industries other than those In the priority list, and the end-products of which are covered by the import policy for Registered Exporters, the units which contribute to overseas sales, that Is, which exported 10 per cent or more of their production during 1969, will be treated during 1970-71 as if they are included In the list of priority industries. Such units will also qualify for the same preference 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 further expansion of their export production. These facilities will not be available to the units engaged in the production of (i) stainless steel products and (ii) Nylon Fabrics, Celhilosic Fabrics and Blended fabrics from mixture of cotton/ cellulosic fibre or yarn/nylon/polyster fibre or yarn.

Eligible eocports:

25. For the purpose of determining export performance: —

(i) Exports to Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan, and exports to Afghanistan other than against free foreign exchange, will not be taken into account; and

(ii) Supplies of materials at international prices under arrangements approved by Government, will be counted as exports. (b) Industries other than priority Industries.

Import of raw materials components and spares.

26. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the prio- rity industries will be given treatment, as indicated in para. 24 above.

27. In the case of other units in this group of Industries, the policy and procedure for the import o' raw materials, components and spares during April 1970—March 1971 will be the same as during April 1969—March 1970 period, as stated below.

Eligibility for making applications;

28. 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 90 percent by making firm commitment with the IRMAC referred to in paragraph 55 below, or 60 per cent by way of actual importation, or 60 per cent by way of supplies drawn from the IRMAC or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence showing utilisation 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 bo, and evidence of firm commitment made with the IRMAC, should be produced. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certificate from the bank concerned in support of the opening of a letter of credit may also be acceptable.

Manner of submission of applications:

29. These units should make consolidated applications for raw materials, components and spares. If import of all the items of raw materials applied for by a unit has been canalised through a public sector agency, for which a release order and not a direct import licence can be issued, the unit should indicate in its application the value upto which it requires to import spare parts for mainten- ance of machinery, within its overall import entitlement, so that the licensing authority may consider issuing a licence for import of permissible spare parts upto that value, while issuing release order for the raw materials on the canalising agency for the balance value. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period.

30. 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 1970—March 1971 covering the requirements for six months, should be made, after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares Issued to the unit in respect of the period

April 1969—March 1970. The second application, during April 1970— March 1971, covering further requirements for six months, may be made after utilising the set of licences issued against the first ap- plication upto the specified extent.

31. 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 an annual basis for the period April 1970—March 1971, after utilis- ing the previous licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit for the period April 1969—March 1970 upto the specified extent. Such units should make their applications direct to the regional licensing authorities, and not through the sponsoring authorities.

32. Units not covered by paragraphs 30 and 31 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities con- cerned 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.

33. Units which did not apply for import licences for raw mate- rials, components and spares during April 1969—March 1970 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply for the import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1970—March 1971 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to them for the period April 1968—March 1969 upto the specified extent.

34. 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.

No lists of spare parts:

35. 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, machi- nery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but Items appearing In Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be im- ported for a total value exceeding 71 per cent of the value of the licence, subject to a maximum of rupees fifteen thousand, within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not ex- ceeding rupees one thousand In value.

Lists for restricted spare parts:

36. 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 sponsoring authority concerned, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported. The sponsoring authori- ties will deal with such applications for specific endorsements having regard to the consideration 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 ceni of the face value of the licence, subject to a maximum of rupees four 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, 1970.

Value 0/ Licences to be issued:

37. 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 mate- rials, components and spares for the period April 197U—March 1971 will be issned on the basis of the value of licences for raw mate- rials, components and spares issued to such units for the period April 1969—March 1970. In the case of units which did not apply during April 1969—March 1970 or whose application for that period was rejected, the value of import licences for the period April 1970— March 1971 will be based on the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issue'd to the units for the period April 1968— March 1969.

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

New Units

Definition.

39. New units are those to which no import licence* for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the licensing periods April 1968—March 1969 and April 1969—March 1970 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 obtained an allotment of imported raw materials or components through S.T.C. or M.M.T.C. or any other recognised agency, or it has obtained import licences for raw materials and components under the import policy for Re- gistered Exporters, for any of the two licensing periods referred to, it will be treated as an existing unit.

40. If an industrial unit has not received an import licence for raw materials, components and spares, or allotments of imported raw materials/components, for the licensing period April 1968—March 1969 or April 1969—March 1970, 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 the licence to be issued will be determined by the licensing authority on the basis of the recommendation of the sponsoring authority, having regard to the import policy in force and other relevant con- siderations.

New Units (priority Industries)

41. 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 1970—March 1971 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 be no last date for the submission of such applications.

42. 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)

43. 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 authorities 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 Nutrition Board, New Delhi, and which have the requisite machinery installed, should make their import applications on an annual basis. Other units in- cluding all the 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 extent. 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

44. 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.

45. 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.

46. Requests for the 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 indige- nously, or in cases where indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end-products.

47. The import policy in respect of iron and steel Items Is given in Appendix 41.

48. Items for which the import policy is not indicated in this book, may be treated as having "Nil" policy during the period April 1970—March 1971.

Note: —It may be clarified that the provisions of paragraphs 44 to 48, 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 21, 22 and 24 above.

Emergency licences for spares to actual users

49. 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 Hules and Procedure, 1970.

Public Sector Industrial Undertakings

50. The procedure for submission of import applications by public sector undertakings and projects is given in Chapter VIII of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

PART 'B'

Imports through Public Sector Agencies

Canalisation of imports:

51. Import of certain items will be arranged only through public sector agencies. The list of such items with the names of agencies sector undertakings and projects is given in Chapter VIII of the certain other items also listed in Section i n, the public sector agen- cies will arrange for bulk imports to meet the requirements of units in certain specified industries only.

52. The public sector agency responsible for canalisation will apply for bulk allocation of foreign exchange and for imports in order to enable it to organise efficient procurement of imported materials for distribution to actual users.

53. For expeditious allocation of foreign exchange, such applica- tions from public sector agencies will be considered in a committee headed by the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi and having the Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Industrial Development, Internal Trade & Company Affairs, and a representa- tive of the Department of Economic Affairs (Ministry of Finance) as members. Wherever necessary, representatives of other authorities concerned will also be invited to participate.

Manner of allotment of imported materials:

54. In respect of items listed in Section III, allotments of imported materials to actual users will be made in the following manner: —

(i) by release orders to be issued on applications made to the licensing authorities concerned, or

(ii) by release orders to be issued on applications made to the sponsoring authorities concerned, or

(iii) by direct allotments to be made by the canalising agency concerned.

The manner of allotment has been indicated against each item in Section III. The detailed procedure for submission of applications for allotments of these items is given in Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970-

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC):

55. Apart from the items listed in Section III public sector agencies will be enabled to import in bulk certain other raw mate- rials, so that they may be able to make efficient arrangements

for procurement of imported materials and their distribution to actual users. For the purpose of organising the import of such items, the State Trading Corporation have set up an Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC). Actual users, both large scale and small scale units, will be able to receive assistance from the IRMAC in the matter of procurement of raw materials against licences issued to them under the import policy for Actual Users or under th.e import policy for Registered Exporters. Actual users desirous of availing themselves of this facility will approach the IRMAC to obtain imported raw materials off-the-shelf against their valid licences. To the extent the goods are supplied by the IRMAC, the licences, in question, will not be valid for direct imports by the licence holders. The detailed procedure in this regard will be an- nounced separately.

56. If an actual user desires to import goods against his Actual User licence or against a licence issued to him under the Import policy for Registered Exporters, through the State Trading Corpora- tion, or the Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation, or the IRMAC, it will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain a Letter of Authority for this purpose in favour of the importing agency. The importing agencies in such cases will act as indenting houses and Import the goods on behalf of the licence holders, subject to the same conditions as are applicable to the grant of Letters of Author- ity as given in Chapter XIII of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1970.

57. Public sector agencies can also organise bulk imports on - behalf of actual users by obtaining in their own name the licences for raw materials, components and spares due to actual users. De- tailed procedure for submission of import applications by public sector agencies in such cases is contained in Chapter IV of the Im- port Trade Control Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1970.

58. The IRMAC will also study the requirements of small scale industries and develop its capacity to meet them. A separate Public Notice will be issued in this regard.

59. Import licences will be Issued to the STC 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.

Pricing

60. Sale prices for distribution of goods to actual users will be determined by the public sector agency concerned subject to the general control of the Ministry of Foreign Trade.

Review of arrangements of Imports through public sector agencies

61. The working of public sector agencies In regard to procure- ment, pricing, distribution of imported materials and other proce- dures will be reviewed every quarter by a committee in the Minis- try of Foreign Trade presided over by Additional Secretary and

consisting of Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Industrial Deve- lopment, Internal Trade & Company Affairs, Development Com- missioner (Small Scale Industries), New Delhi, Director General, Technical Development, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and representatives of the Department of Economic Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Trade, as members. Representatives of the public sector agencies concerned and user authorities will be invited to participate in the discussions on items concerning them.

PART 'C

Imports through Established Importers

Policy for Established importers:

62. The detailed import policy for established importers is given-, in Section IV. The quota percentages as given pertain to the annual quota, and established importers should submit their application*. for import licences on an annual basis.

Last date jor submission of applications:

63. Established importers should submit their applications for import licences, complete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities concerned on or before the 30th June, 1970.

64. Applications for the establishment/re-fixation of quotas should also be made, complete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities concerned not later than the 30th June, 1970. In such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

Basic period:

65. The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1967-68 for all items, unless otherwise provided. However, quotas already fixed in accord- ance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quoty licences, if otherwise due.

66. No applications for re-fixation 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 thel.T.C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number of sub-serial number, under the concession of interchangeability or under other provisions applicable to established importers 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 licensing periods.

67. Except in cases covered by paragraph 66 above, importers can apply for the re-fixation or re-establishment of their existing quota certificates on the basis of past imports during any of the years from 1961-62 to 1967-68 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 the re-fixation of quota earlier on account of a change in the ownership or constitu- tion 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.

Minimvm value of licences:

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

69. In the event of the division of a quota >f an established im- porter, the succeeding parties will receive 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 succeeding parties, taken together will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm, had there been no division of quota.

Cadps in which licences will not be issued:

70. 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. Conditions regarding utilisation of licences:

71. Annual licences issued to established importers for the period April, 1970—March, 1971 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.

72. 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 permissible spare parts which need replacement due to normal wear and tear or breakages in the course of maintenance of machi- nery 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.

PART 'D'

Import of Capital Goods /Heavy Electrical Plants and Machine Tools

73. The procedure for submis'sion of applications for the Import of Capital Goods, Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and other machinery and equipments is given in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

74. Applications for the import of machinery required by export- oriented units will be given special consideration.

75. Actual users intending to import machinery of a value ex- ceeding Rupees seven lakhs and flfty thousand should advertise their requirements according to the prescribed procedure.

76. 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 onlv cno application in a half year, except that applications to meet emergent situations like breakdown, or in response to a specific foreign credit may be permitted at any time.

77. Applications from actual users for the import of Mining machinery, Printing Machinery, Garage and workshop machinery, Construction machinery and Studio equipments will also be con- sidered, subject to the availability of monetary ceilings for this purpose.

PART 'E'

Open General Licence

78. The following items have been placed under O.G.L. for import isipto 30th September, 1970: — (1) Cashewnuts.

(2) Wattle extracts.

(3) Wattle bark.

(4) Bark for tanning.

(5) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof. (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.

PABT 'F'

Miscellaneous Provisions (i) Actual users (Mining and Collieries)

79. Applications for the import of spare parts of mining and colli- ery machinery, not available indigenously, will be considered from. actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the year April, 1970—March, 1971. There will be no last date for submis- sion of applications during the licensing period. The detailed pro- cedure for the submission of such applications is given in the import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(11) Actual users {Institutions!

80. 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.

81. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the values for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the University Grants Commission or the administrative Ministry of the Central Government, as the case may be. Where no foreign, exchange is provided as above, but the requirements are considered essential and urgent, applications duly recommended by the sponsor- ing authority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign exchange at the disposal of the licensing authority.

82. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given.

in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(iii) Actual users (Services)

83. Applications for the import of spare parts for the mainten- ance of 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 categories. indicated below:—

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

(vii) Tyre Retreading units.

84. Applications should be made on an annual basis covering re- quirements for the year April, 1970—March, 1971. There will be nc last date for submission of applications during the licensing period. The detailed procedure for making such applications is given m the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(iv) Newspaper establishments

85 Applications from Newspaper establishments for their specia- lised 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 Registrar of Newspapers.

86. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(v) Spare parts of earthmovinj machinery

87. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered for import from U.S.A. under U.S. AID conditions, and from the Rupee Payment Area, from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery from the respective sources during any of the financial years 1967-68, 1968-69 and 1969-70.

88. 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. N. 65(5)- (il) (a)/V, imported by the applicant during the period from 1967-68 to 1969-70, from U.S.A. or Rupee Payment Area, as the case may be.

89. The la?t date for submission of such applications will be the 31st August, 1970.

90. The applicants should, before applying for licences, advertise their reauirements in the Indian Trade Journal issued by the Direc- torate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, 1, Council House Street, Calcutta-1, giving 45 days' time to indigenous manu- facturers to respond to the advertisement if they are in a position to meet the requirements. The applicant should ensure that the advertisement is published in the Indian Trade Journal well in time so that the indigenous manufacturers have a clear 45 days to respond to it before the applicant makes his import application within the last date prescribed for submission of applications.

91. The advertisement should indicate, inter alia, the full specifica- tions and particulars of the items sought to be imported. Indi- genous manufacturers who are in a position to meet the require- ments in response to the advertisement, should send their rrplv to the applicant within 45 days of the advertisement, with a copy thereof, under registered cover, to the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi (ML-II Section). In their reply, the indigenous manufacturers should mention the specifications and particulars of the goods which they are in a position to supply, the period of deli- very, prices and other relevant terms. The applicant should make his import application only for those items which he cannot pro- cure from indigenous sources.

(vi)' Import requirements of shipping¹ companies

92. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from applicants who have imported these goods during the year 1968-69 or 1969-70.

93. Applications for import licences should be made to the res"ion- al licensing authorities concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay, in the prescribed form 'A'. The applications should be accompanied bv a statement incjicating^ the Items sought

10 be imported, the number, date and value of import licences obtain- ed by the applicant for these items during 1968-69 and 1969-70 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible items.

94. Theie will be no last date for submission of such applications during the licensing period.

(vll) Import of Technical Samples/Prototypes

95. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charge, not ex- ceeding Rs. 800/- in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vege- tables seeds falling under Sl. 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.GL. IV.

96. In cases not covered by O.G.L. IV, applications for the import of chemicals and other materials, to be used as technical samples/ prototypes may be considered by the licensing authorities concern- ed, from manufacturing units, on the recommendations of sponsor- ing authorities, and imports may be allowed for a value not exceed- ing Rs. 2,000/- ci.f. against the import licence for raw materials, components and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific en- dorsement made thereon. Applications may also be considered for the import of such samples/prototypes from manufacturers whose development schemes have been approved by the sponsoring autho- rities.

97. Applicntions for the import of machinery /instruments as proto- types will be considered in terms of the provisions made In Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(viil) Import of electrical equipments/components of Industrial

machinery

98. The import of electrical equipments listed in Appendix 17 will not ordinarily be allowed, Applications for the import of such equipments will be considered only on special clearance given by the D.G.T.D.

99. The import of components of industrial machinery listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed unless specifically recommended by sponsoring authories according to approved manufacturing pro- grammes and cleared from the indigenous angle.

(lx) Imports from Rupee Payment Area

100. Applications from actual users for spare parts mentioned in Ap- pendix 32 will be considered by the licensing authorities concerned for import from the Rnipee 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 fur- nish 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 Im- port of all the spare parts covered by the description of goods given m the licence, except that items the import of which is banned/ restricted and those listed in Appendix 3, will not be allowed.

(x) Imports through Co-operatives

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

(xl) Government Contracts

102. The procedure for dealing with applications made by flrlnS 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 Rule* and Procedure, 1970.

PART 'G'

Procedural Matters

(1) Conditions of Import licences

103. 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, 1970.

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

105. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970, as amended from time to time, will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the Import policy for 1970-71.

106. The grant of an import licence does not confer any immunity, exemption or relaxation from any obligation or from compliance with any requirement, to which the licence holder may be subject under other laws or rules or regulations, such as, for instance, the Indus- tries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951, the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947.

(11) Clarification regarding scope and content of Import licences

107. Except where otherwise specifically provided In the relevant Import Trade Control Policy or in the import licence, it is clarified that: —

(a) Any item which is not Hcensable to a particular category of importers in terms of the relevant import policy in force, will be deemed to be non-permissible for Import by that category of importers, notwithstanding the fact that such item may have been shown as Hcensable in the import policy to other categories of importers.

(b) An item will be deemed to be restricted for import if it cannot be imported to the full extent of the value of the licence.

(c) Where in the import policy for Registered Exporters or in an import licence issued under the said policy, it has been provided that the licence shall not be valid for import of non-permissible or restricted items, or it has been indicated that the licence shall be valid only for the import of per- missible items, and there is no list of such non-permis- sible, restricted or permissible items in the import policy for Registered Exporters the policy applicable to actual users as contained in Volume I of the Red Book for the relevant period will apply in determining the scope and content of the REP licence.

(d) Where in the Import policy for Actual Users or in an im- port licence issued under the said policy, it has been pro- vided that the licence shall not be valid for non-permissi- ble or restricted items, or it has been indicated that the licence shall be valid for import of permissible items only, and there is no list of such non-permissible, restricted or permissible items in the import policy for Actual Users, the policy applicable to Established Importers as contained in Volume I of the Red Book for the relevant period will apply in determining the scope and content of the Actual User licence.

(e) The relevant Import Trade Control Policy would mean the policy for the licensing period shown on the top of the licence, unless otherwise provided.

(HI) Income-tax verification

108. Importers who have no IVC Registration /Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 1970 are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the required number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registeration/Exemption Numbers is given In the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1970.

(lv) Suggestions for changes in the Import policy

109. Suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolved for considering such suggestions to en- sure that the import policy is decided having regard to the legitimate Interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for changes in policy should be accompanied by the requi- site information In the proforma appearing in Appendix 27.

110. Cases of actual users in which it is established that the opera- tion of the existing policy creates undue hardship which is likely to affect industrial development, will be considered on merits bv a special committee under the Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports on the recommendations of the sponsoring authoritieo con- cerned.

SECTION II

Policy for indivisual items and the detailed policy for Actual Users

SECTION II

1. The tabular statement on the succeeding pages sets out the import policy for the year April 1970—Mnrch, 1971. This is to be read with the explanatory remarks given below.

2. Column 1 gives the Part and the Serial No. of tfic I.T.C. Schedule.

3. Column 2 gives description of the Item-

4. Column 3 gives the import policy for established importers. The entry ' E . I. denotes that the item, is licensable to established importers for which detailed policy Js indicated in Section IV.

5. Column 4 gives the import policy for Actual Users engaged in Industrial produc- tion unless otherwise provided again&t any particular item in this Section.

The abbreviations/entries shown below in this Section stand for:—

Abbreviation

Stands for

E.I.

. Established Importer.

A.U.

. Actual User-

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, Mew Delhi, J.C.C.I. &E. .

. Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D.C.C.I.&E. .

. Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and expons.

C.L.A. .

. Central Licensing Area, New Delhi.

SECTION n~contd.

Import Policy

Description

Part & S.No. of ITC Schedule

Established Actual Importers UBers

i

2

3

4

PART I

16-A

Nil

M. S. Bright Free Cutting qua- lity (high sulphur and/Or Led- loy) Bars, Rounds, Rods, Squares^ Hexagons, Octagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaftings (Reel- ed), Bright drawn, turned and polished bars.

A. U- for import of Black Free Cutting Bars (Leaded quality) which can be converted into Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars from, indigenous ma- nufacturers on a certificate from the sponsoring authority that no other type of Free Cutting Steel will serve the purpose- Licences issued may be validated fbr import of such Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars Of high sulphur variety (the mini- mum sulphur content should be O'O8 %) as well as leaded quality which are not manufactured in- digenously upto 5% of the face value of licences, on the recom- mendations of the sponsoring authorities.

A. U. on restricted basis for

Nil

import of:—

(i) Iron and eteel valves strainers and hydrants and parts thereof.

(t) Cast iron foot valves above

12" dia.

(it) Other types of valveB and

cocks.

(it) (a) Boilers tubes in full lengths Nil

or cut to shape and size,

A. U. for import of Boiler Tube and ERW_(Elcctric Resistance Welded) Tubes on restricted basis.

(e) Oil Une pipes and tubes

NH (l)A. U. fbr import of oil line Pipes and Tubes of AIP speci- fications on restricted basis.

(a) Import of following sizes of carbon steel oil line pipes and tubes will not be permitted for import.

Category Outside Thickness diameter

;•) E.R.W. 19-0 mm 5^6 mm ( tubes to 508 mm to 12 mm

SECTION H—ccwrtd.

I

2 3 4

PART I— contd.

S. No. 17 rttYrt—contd.

(n) Seamless

tubes

(a) Hot 1 9", 4.5" 0-144" to

finished to 8-5/8" 1"

(ft) Cold 2-25" to 0-144" to drawn 5-5" 0-375"

Nil

(d) Steel/Wrought Iron Pres- sure Pipes and tubes (cOat- ed Or uncoated) exclud- ing stainless steel tubes.

A. U. for B.S.S. 1387 Class A, B and C or equivalent specification pipes for sizes above 3" and below 1/2" norn. bore.

(1) A. U.

Nil

(") Mechanical tubing welded including mild steel tubes fOr cycle frames in lengths cut to sizes.

(2) Import of following sizes of mild steel tubes will not be permitted for import :

Category Outside Thickness

diameter

1. E.R.W. 1/2" to 2-1/2" i6Gto tubes 22 G

2. E.R.W. 219'o mm 5-6 rnm to tubes to 508 ram 12-7 mm

3. Butt welded 1* to 3" 5 G to 14G

tubes.

'./) Mechanical tubing (seam-

Nil

less).

A. U. for import of the following categories Of seamless tube's :—

(i) Alloy seamless tubes of all

sizes.

(") Hot finished seamless tubes of sizes other than 1 • 9" O.D and4-o"O.D. to 8-5/8" O.D.

(m) Cold drawn seamless tubes of sizes other than 2-25" O.D. to 5 5" O.D.

(g) Stainless steel pipes and Nil (1) A. U. for manufacture Of Sur- tubes.

gical hypodermic needles.

,--r - "' -

(2) A. U, on restricted basis for

manufacturers of:—

/ .: I- 0 ?) '^

(") Machinery required for Phar- maceutical/Chcmical/Dairy products;

(ii) Textile processing machin-

ery.

\ <-v,V7 - , , - '/

SECTION II—ccmtd.

2

I

3

4

PART I— contd.

S. No. 17 (ii)(g)—eontd.

(iii) Electro-medical, svjgical and medical instruments ; and

(tV) Blectrical circuit breakers

and switch gear.

Nil

(iv) (a) Wrought Iron steel pipe

(t) A. U. 011 resticted basis nttings n.o.s.

(i) Import Of the following items

will not be permittccd :

(a) Carbon Steel Flanges of all (6) Othtr steel pipe fittings

n.o.s.

sizes upto 10',

(6) Iron and Steel elbows, bends, sockets, reducers, checktiuts, plugs, hippies in sizes 1/2* to 3" in each case excluding tees.

(c) Cast fittings of all sizes.

(v)(a) Spun pipes. .

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for C.I. and Alloy Iron Pipes below 3" O.D. in consultation with the D.G.T.D,

(0) Bifurcated rivets.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

M

(<*) Others . . ..

Nil

25

A. U. for import of trunk nails and washers for export production only.

28

Nil

Malleable iron castings includ- ing malleable iron pipe fitt- ings, "tc.

A. U. on restricted basis for im- port of rear axle housing for automobile vehicles, tractors and earth-moving equipment in con- sultation with D.G.T.D.

Steel wire ropes or wire strand

29

Nil

(stranded wire).

(1) A. U. for Mines for import of wire ropes only on restricted basis.

(2) Import of steel wire ropes for use in mines upto depth 350 metres will not normally be permitted.

Nil A. U. for import of copper-coated 36

stapling wire only.

(6) Iron or Steel stapling wire, including copper-coated stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding machine staples).

N il

(c) Boot and shoe grindery.

(a) A. U. on restricted basis for im-

port of :— (1) Auto Solcr Wire.

SECTION U—contd.

1

3 4

PART I—cOntd.

S. No. 36 (c)—contd.

(2) Iron or steel stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding machine staples).

(4) Mild tacking wire.

(5)Riatid and tacking wire.

(6) Tacking wire.

(7) Screwing wire.

(8) Slugging wire.

(9) Wire reauired for lasting of

boots and shoes,

b) Import of the following items"

(

will not be permitted :—

(i)Blue Cut Tacks.

(2) Boot Protectors.

(3) Buckcls for shoes.

(4) Cultain nails, bills, hobs.,

studs and spikes for boots and shoes.

(5) Heel Pins.

(6) Heel tips.

(7) Iron & Steel Shoes eyelets (enamelled or celluloid dipped).

(8) Lightcut handtack for shoes,

(9) Nails for fixing heel-tips and

toe.

(10) Nails for fixing rubber.

(11) Plug tips.

(12) Rivets.

(13) Rivets for shoes.

(14) Steel eyelets and hooks for

boots and shoes.

(15) Steel shoe shanks.

SECTION n—c&ntd.

I ² 3 4

PART J~contd.

S. No. 36 (c)—contd.

(i6)T0e Plates. (i7)TackB anchor for shoes.

(rf)Wire Mesh.

Nil

(c) A. U. for import of machine tacks for export production only. A. U. for the undermentioned type

of wire mesh :—

(1) Steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire mesh for manufac- ture of standard testing ins- truments and those of finer than 100 mesh not otherwise specified.

(6) Alloy iron eastings.

Nil

38

(2) Wire doth/sieve doth square or circular in shape not ex- ceeding 12" in size for manu- facture of standard sieves. A. U. on restricted basis for intri- cate nickel alloy castings fbr machine tool manufacturers for piece-weight above five tonnet.

38-A Iron and steel chains, including ") roller chains and Other in- dustrial chains and parts there- of, all ec-rts :—

(a) Industrial steel roller chains all types including ransmission/driving/timing chains used in Automobi- les and Bicycles and parts thereof.

Nil

(&) Steel industrial chains all

A. U. applications for import of roller chains other than those mentioned below will be con- sidered in consultation with the D.G.T.D. :—

types other than those specified in (a) above in- cluding PIV-Gcar Chains conveyor chains etc., and PBrts thereof.

(i) At. S. Bicycle chains of sizes 1/2* x 1/8¹ and 1/2" x 3/16" with roller diameters 0-304", 0-306" and 0-307* whether in cut to length or in rolls and parts thereof.

(ii) M. S. Roller chains of the following descriptions to B.S.S. D IN Or any equivalent specifications and parts thereof;—

3/8* X 7/32* Simplex chain. 3/8* X 7/32* Duplex chain. 3/8' X 7/32' Triplex chain. 1/2'X 5/16" Simplex ch"in.

SECTION n—cantd.

I ² 3 4

PART I—contd.

S. No. 38-A—contd.

1/2" X 5 '2 mm. Duplex chain , 5/8" X 3/8^ Simplex chain. 1/2" x 5/16" Duplex chain. 3/8" X 5/16" Simplex chain. 3/8" X 3/8" Simplex chain, 5/8" X 7/16* Simplex chain. 12" x 1/8" Simplex Chain. 1/2" X 3/16* Simplex Chain. 3/4" Fitch 1

1 Pitch | Simplex, i i" Pitch f-Duplex and 1+Pitch Triplex. 2* Pitch J

(ni) Special Chains and Parts there

of viz.,

(d) Famatex Chains. (6) Tempo 3 wheeler Main Drive

Chains.

(c) Leaf Chain for Forklifts. (a) Timing Chain for Fiat.

A. U. on restricted basis.

N il

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

N il

Steel castings

39-A

(unrnachined).

A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 10 M.T. piece weight only in consultation with D.G.T.D. For require- ments in excess of Rs. 50,000, the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1970 will also apply.

Alloy Steel castings (unrnachin- Nil

39-B

ed).

A. U. On restricted basis for castings above 3 M.T. piece- weight only. For requirements of Rs. 1 lakh (one lakh) and above, the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manufac- turers as laid down in Chapter VI of I.T.C. Hand Book Of Rules and Procedure, 1970 will be followed.

SECTION II—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART I— contd.

Nil

Unmachiiied sLxlt'orgiagg

40

A. U. on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. po,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, I97owillalso apply.

Nil

41

(i) A. U. for import of highly po- lished copper sheets only for printing and block making in- dustry.

(0 Copper, wrought in the following forms, viz., tape, foil, highly polished sheet specially prepared for rnak- ing process blocks, litho- graphic sheet and copper perforated sheet.

(ii) A, U. for import of copper sheets for sugar screen manufac- turers.

N.B.—Industrial screens (perforat-

ed) will not, however, be allowed fot import.

Nil (i) A. U. applications from textile machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wide than 1200 mrn will be considered b y J . C C I. & E., Bombay.

(") Copper \vrought in the following forms, viz., rods, sections, pipes, tubes, plates, sheets circles and strips in coiled form or straight length cut to shape and size.

(ii) A. U. for import of copper pipes and tubes of sizes Other than 18 mm O.D. to 100 mm O.D. having wall thickness npto 22 SWG and thicker for end uses Other than the following;—

Bottle sprayers, hand pumps in- cluding bicycle pumps and other bi cycle components, door hand- les, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brakets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks tube light holders, metric weights presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass car- vings, and bracelets, curtain rodsf furniture fittings, sanitary fitt- ings, builders hardwar, um- brella ribs and handles, etc.

SECTION II—c&ntd.

2

I

3 4

I—contd.

PART

S.Nc >. 4i(7")—contd.

(iit) A.U. for import Of Copper strips of sizes 450 mm, 600 mm, 750 mm and 900 mm for the manufacture of Copper per- forated sheets required for the sugar industry.

(iv) A.U. for import of Beryllium

Copper Strips.

O) A.U. for import Of commutator copper section rods Of the speci- fications given below :—

S. No.

TotalI nominal

No. of sides along width.

width.

Approx. weight (lbs.) per foot.

No. of sides/ edges along thickness.

1

1-690" to 1-850"

6

0 35 to 0-56 7

O-i8 to 0-67 2

I '225*tO I-860"

5

4

0-36 to 0-37

0-870"

2

3

4

2

0-32 to 0 33

2

0-854"

4

42 Copper scrap whether ingOtted

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

or otherwise.

A.U. Please sec Section HI to this

Nil

43-A Lead ingot, pig and scrap

Red Book.

43-B| Antimonial lead in the ingot

Nil

and wrought from including the following viz., pipes, tubes and sheets.

Requirements of actual users for manufacture of storage batteries will be met from the stocks imported by MMTC.

(i)A.U. Please sec Section I II to 44 (a) Zinc or spelter un-wrought] Nil

this Red Book.

in the form of ingots, cake,

tiles and slabs.

(2) In respect of the following in- dustries, import of only nigh purity zinc will be allowed in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(>) Mazak/Zamak alloy manu-

facturers,

("'i) Dry battery manufacturers.

(c) Zinc granulations and

N il

dust.

A.U. for import of Zinc granula- tions/dust on restricted basis.

Nil A.U. for printing industry and GOOi'") Lithographic zinc

block making industry.

sheets/plates for offset printing.

SECTION II—cdntd.

1

2

4

3

I— contd.

PART

(a) Tin block and tin scrap .

A.U. please see Section III tc

Nil

45

this Red Book.

45-A

Nil A.U. for import of Tin Bronze wire for export production only.

Tin-wrought including the following viz., foil and wire.

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

export production only.

White metal, antifriction me- tal, solders (including cored) and printing metals.

46

Nil

(a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, unwrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingottcd or Other- wise and the following ma- nufactures, vie., perforated sheets.

A.U. applications from Sugar industry for import of Brass per- forated sheets beyond 1200 rnni width and required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths, will be con- sidered

(2) A.U. for import of brass per- forated sheets wider then 1200 mm for manufacture Of sugar machinery screens. (3) A.U. for import of brass scrap for export production only.

Nil

(6) Nickel base alloys and nickel chrome ulloys including ma- nufactures and scraps there- of.

A.U. on restricted basis. This provision will also include im- port of Moncl Metal rods/ wires/strips.

Nil (1) A.U, for import of brass pipes and tubes of sizes other than 18 mm O.D. to ro mm O.D. having wall thickness upto 22 SwG and thicker.

(c) Brass, bronze, and similar alloys, wrought including thefollowinginff.,wire rOd, section, sheet, pipe and tube aid the following ma- nufacture, viz., rod and tube cut to shape and size but excluding chemicals Or invitation gold.

(2) A.U. for import of Brass flattened wire for manufacture of zip fasteners and switch conductors of flash lights.

(3) A.U. for import of brass leaded round wire for manufacture ci ball point refills.

(4) A.U. for import Of brass sec- tion (Profile) of less than 3 mm thickness for the manu- facture of spectacle hinges.

(5) A.U. for import of Phosphor Bronze sheets/strips for the manufacture of :—

(a) Contacts for tumbler switches and metal clad switches.

(6) Transistor band switches.

SECTION tl—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART I— contd.

S. No. 46(1;)—contd.

(6) A.U. for import of Phosphor Bronze wire and tombac wires for manufacture of Fourdrinier wire cloth.

(7) A.U. for import of "Gold rolled phosphor bronze rods for automobile industry.

(8) A.U. for import of all sizes of cupro nickel tubes and alu- minium brass tubes.

(9) A.U. for import of Phosphor Bronze wire thinner than 16 SWG for manufacture Of wire netting.

Copper, unwrought in the form

A.U. Please sec Section HI to this

Nil

47

Red Book.

ofingota, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars.

Antimony ingot rcgulns and

Nil

47-A

star metal.

Requirements of Antimony for actual users for manufacture 0 storage batteries will be met* from the stocks imported by M.M.T.C.

48

Nil (0 A.U. forimport Of Nickel Virgins Please sec Section III to this Red Book.

Nickel including nickel scrap in all forms excluding manu- factures thereof but including nickel pellets and nickel ano . des.

(ii) A.U. for imP°rt of nickel

scrap.

(m) A.U. for Nickel Anodes for export production only.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Monel metal unwrought

Nil

50

Nil

51

A.U. Import of tungsten car- bide powder and ammonium paratungsten will not be permitted.

Tungsten m,ctal in all forms including alloys, all manu- factures, semis and products thereof.

A.U.

Nil

52 Molybdenum metal in all forms including alloys, all manufactures, semis and pro- ducts thereof.

(a) Calcium—Manganese Silicon Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

53

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART /—condd.

A.U.

N il

(6) Calcium Solicide. .

53

Nil A.U.

\ Rolling Mill rolls (whether of

cast iron, cast steel Or forged).

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

57 (e) Industrial coil springs, flat a id other formed springs includ- ing precision springs exclud- ing hair springs for watches/ clocks, etc.

PART II

1

A.U. for export production only.

N il

(6) Dry battery Wax red, black,

etc.

Nil

3 1 Raw Manilla hemp (Fibre) 1

; Raw sisal fibre. >•

A.U. applications will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I.& E.3 Cal- cutta on the recommendation of the Jute Commissioner Calcutta.

(&) Compressed Asbestos Fibre Nil

7-A

jointing sheets, mill board, Ferro-asbestos.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of asbestos based wire woven jointings, beater addition jointings, jointings required to withstand the actio* of strong acids/alkalies and jointings required to withstand refrigeration temperature. Im- port of other grades of jointings will not be allowed.

(z) Applications for imports of as- bestos mill board with thickness below 1/16" will also be con- sidered.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis

(c) Asbestos based products for electricalinsulation and pro- ducts not otherwise specified.

(j) Import of asbestos gas mantle yarn and asbestos magnesia lag- ging will not be allowed.

0) Import of calcium silicate based asbestos powder and moulded insulated product will not be allowed.

SECTION II—conid.

I 2

3 4

PART II— contd.

Non-Asbestos Packing and boil- "

7-B

ers all sorts, not otherwise speciflcu.

7-C Steam,, pneumatic and hydraulic

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Non-Asbestos packin gs for all • machinery.

8 Readym.adc boiler Non-Asbestos

packing.

A-U. on restricted basis.

(a) Machined Steel balls above

9

Nil

9/16" dia.

(fc) Machined steel balls 9/16"

Nil

dia and below,

A.U. on restricted basis for import of high precision steel balls conforming to AFBMA Grade 5, 10 and 15.

(c) Unmachincd steel balb..

A.U. for manufacture of ball (") Forged steel balls .

Nil

bearings above 9/16" dia.

Nil A

(g) Rollers/needle rollers both machined and unmachincd.

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

Diameter Length

1-48 m,m,to i-6 8-8 mm to 12 mm (-0582'to mm O346" to •0629") 472")

1 • 90mm,to2• 54 8>8 mm to 20-oS mm, (• 0748" to mm C346" to •O - 7 8O

2-90 mm to 3'22 9'o mm to 32-So

mm (-1141" to mm (• 354" to •1267") 1-279')

4-60 mm to 4'90 24 mm to 35-5 m m ( - i 8n to mmC-944" to •1929") 1-397")

5'4omrntO5-6o 18 mm to % mm mm (-2I26" to (-708" to 209") •2204")

\ j) O t h e rs . . ..

N il A.U, for import of :—

(*) Pure iron.

("i) Iron powder (for manufacture

of sintered parts) .

SECTION II— contd.

I

3 4

PART II— contd.

10 Manufactures of copper, exclud- ing scrap and those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule :

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strips Nil A.U. for import of adhesive coated/

plain copper foil.

made of copper for gas welding a"d brazing.

A.U. for export production only.

(i) Copper wire (other than

Nil

bare hard drawn electro- lytic copper wire).

Nil

(c) Others including copper

A.U. for sintered part manufac- powder.

turers for copper powder.

II

Nil

German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi-manu- factures and scraps thereof.

(") A.U. tor impori of German silver/nickel silver scrap on restricted basis.

(ft) A.U. for import of the following items for manufacture of spectacle frames /spectacle hinges ;— (a) 18% Nickel silver section. (b) Nickel silver wire rods,

(iit) A.U. for import of German Silver/Nickel Silver strips on restricted basis.

12

(i) A.U. on restricted basis for im-

Nil

port Of :—

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

(a) aluminium wire rods having a purity of 99-5% or more for the manufacture of A.C. S.R. all alum,iniuin conduc- tors and covered alumWium conductors, and

(b) aluminium electrodes.

(2) A.U. for drugs and pharma- ceuticals industry for import of 34 gauge and thinner gauge aluminium strips in coils re quired for making antibiotic vital caps on restricted basis.

(3) A.U. on restricted bais for import Of aluminium strips Of less, than 12*5 mm width for manufacture Of zip fasteners.

(4) A.U. for import Of AnOdiued coloured aluminium strips (cut to shape and size) containing more than 97% aluminium.

Aluminium in any crude form, Nil

13

A.U. on restricted basis for import of E.C. grade aluminium, Please see Section III to this Red Book,

including ingots, bars, blocks, slabs, billetS) shots and pel- lets.

SECTION II—coitfd.

I 3 3 4

PART II—CDW&.

NU (1) A,U. on restricted bi"i" fai sintered parts other than Ofliw bushes.

ifi (6) Sintered Bronzy "elf-lubrl- cating Bushes and Bearings (popularly known as Oilitc bushes).

(2) Import of the following typ"

Of lamps cape for electric lamp* will not be allowed:—

( OB 22d/25X26.

B 22d-3/i5X2".

("0 E27/27

("0 E37/30

(to) Bi-pln cape .for uorwceni

tubes,

(i>) B 22d/22 for pigmy lamp*. (ui) P 22d/2i for autolamp*,

(vu) E40/4S (Mil) E4O/4I.

(e) Other sintered metal parts/ Nil A.U. or special sintered port*/

components.

components.

Nil

(d) Others . . ..

(1) A.U. for import of Ferrous and non-ferrous wire mesh flnei than ioo;m"h.

(a) A.U. for import of Hasp and staples, clips and brass round bars (extruded quality) for n- port production only.

Nil (0 A.U.

(J'I) Import of the under-mentioned items will be allowed only fbr the end-products indicated agaiutt each:—

(1) Zircon (on Ceremk industry,

restricted basis).

(2) Rutile (on Ceram¹ c and restricted electric Weldicj basis). industries.

Impoit of 'Zirccn' and 'RutiU' will be alloved only with the prior approval of the Depart- ment of Atomic Energy, Bom-

bay.

(a) (i) Cadmium, cobalt, manga- nese, magnesium, bismuth, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metah not otherwise spe- cified and manufacture!) thereof including Nickel manufactures and also in- cluding monel metal ma- nufactures, Dental silver alloy in 1 and 5 oz. pack- ing, aluminium leadwing- cd, glazing bars and mag- nesium powder, but ex- cluding non-ferrous semi- manufactures and alloyi and ako excluding Elec- trodes, rod, foil, wire and strips for gas welding and brazing made of allove not otherwise specified.

(3) Magnesium Aluminium ana Alloy casting industries.

(4) Virgin metals For research tnd of high purity analytical lafco- covered under ratoriea. this Sub-S. No.

SECTION n—contd.

r ² 3 4

PART 11—oontd.

S. No. n (a) (fi—coMd.

(5) Bismuth me- For Industrie* ttl. other than dru- gs find phtrnw- ceuticalt.

(6) Chromium For manufacture metal. of alloy steel. (at) A.U. for import of cadmium

on restricted basis.

(w) R jquirmenta of actual users for the following: items will be met by imports t firough public sector agency:—

(t"l Palladium. (") Platinum (for manufacture of instruments, platinum labo- ratory wart, thermocouples, catalyst gau7es resistance material and heating elements only).

Pk-ase sec section III to this Red

Book.

(y) Import of lead winged alu- minium glazing bars, and pl"ti- num wire will not be allowed.

(M) All non-ferrous welding

(1) A.U. for import of:—

Nil

(i) Nickel and Nickel bHse alloy

clectrode*/wires.

electrodes/rods/wires/strips/ foil/special shape3 made of pure metah or alloys there- of, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

(it) Stcllitc rods.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for

import of non-ferrous electrodes wires etc. other than stellite rods.

Nil

(&") Non-forrous electroplat- ing Anodes of all non- ferrous metals like Nickel, Cadmium, Chromium, Bis- muth, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Tin, Antimony, etc.

("') A.U. fbr Import of anodes, other than those of nickel and cad- mium for essential electroplating units possessing adequate electro- plating equipment and who aie engaged in actual manufacture of finished products.

(M) A.U, for import of cadmium ' anodes for export production

only.

A.U. for import of the following

Nil

items:—

(A) Non-ferrous resistance alloyi •nd bi-metal/seml-manufactu- tea like rods, strips, wltet, foils etc.

(a) Other nickel base alloy*, (*) Pen points made of alloy. (") Iron base "1

alloys.

(d) Other spe- Import of these cial alloys in- Vitems will be eluding alumj- allowed on re"- nium resis- tricted basit. tancc alloys.

SECTION H—COntd.

t 2 3 4

.PART //—contd.

-S. No. 17—contd.

(") Other* . . ..

(1) Ball Bearings—

an

(i) Ball bearinga of 1" bore (internal) diameter and be- low as specified in Appen- dix 14(1) (a) and 14(1X6).

(Vi) Ball bearings of 1* bore (internal) diameter and be- low Other than those spe- cified in Appendix 14(1) (a) and H ( I ) ( 6)

* (tii) Ballbearings above x' bore (*) Bi-metal stripi of all mtettet including ferrou* and non.fttrOiu combinations for electrical "•""? automobile induitrief.

A.U. fcr import of:—

Nil

(") Aluminium and alumiaiua alloy pipe* of sizM abort 6* O.D.

(it) Aluminium crimped fl"t wir" required for metallic cOttiftf to all types of articles. (iit) Aluminium section for th" manufacture of ipecHbk hinges.

(to) Aluminium Tubing of thtf following siies for the ra*- nufacture of type-write) parts:—

(a) 7/16* 0 . D . X 0 3 0 5' I.D (t) 1-i/8'O.D. X 0-938* I.D

(v) A.U. on restricted baita fth Import of aluminium alto* strips of maximum 97-*8^ aluminium.

Nil A.U. for import of Gun M"t") for export production only.

- Nil

(internal) diameter and up- to and including 2" in bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix i4(2)(a) and 14(2X6)1.

(to) Ball bearings above 1' bore (internal) diameter and up- to and including 2* bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Ap- pendix 14(2)0) and 14(2) (0 A.U.

(#) Import of ball bearingi of iliet mentioned in Appendix I4(i)(&)r 14(2X6), 14(3X6), "nd I4(4XM will be allowed to actual nsen on restricted basis.

(iii) Import of ball bearings of "iie> mentioned in Appendix 14(1X0), 14(2)0), I4(3X")a nd *4(.4m "HI not be permitted.

SECTION II—contd.

t s 3 4

PART Il—comd.

S. No. ioCil—coiui.

(?) Ball bearing! above %' '

bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 3' bore (internal) dia. as specified in Appen- dix 14(3X1) and I4(3X&)-

(j>l) Ball bearings above 2*

bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 3* bore (internal) dia. other than those specified in Appendix 14(3X0) and I40X*)'

(trfty BaU bearings above 3* bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix 14(4X0) and I4(4)(i). (w"Q Ball bearings above 3' bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 14(4X1) and r4(4X*).

(ix) Component parts of ball Nil (1) A.U. in consultation with*

DGTD.

bearings not otherwise specified.

(a) Import of component ports of bearings spec fled in Appendix (i4)(lXa) and ( ", 14(2X0) and ( ". I4(3)(") ard (fr) and 14(4X0)- "nd (b) willnot be allowed exceTT for ball bfir'ng manufacturei* ip consultiiuon with DGTD.

A.U.

Nil

(l) A.U. in consultation with

Nil

DGTD.

(2X0(*) Cylindrical roller bear- ings other than those spe- cified in Appendix 14(5). (J'O Component parts of Cy- lindrical Roller bearings including accessories, such as sleeves, nuts and wash- ers n.o.s.

(2) Import cfcrmprrentpErts ard accessories of cylindrical rcJltr befrings specified in Appendix I4(j) will not be alleged ocept for cylindrical ro ler besrine manufacturers in consultation, with D.G.T.D.

Nil A.U.

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

Nil (1) A.U. in consultation with

DGTD.

(J'O Component parts of Ta- pered roller bearings in- cluding accessories such as tapered roller's sleeves, nuts and washer*.

(2) Import of component pirts and accessories of taptred roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(6) will not be allowed except" for tapered roller bearing manu- facturers in consultation withi DGTD.

SECTION U-^contd.

I a 3 4

PART //—contd.

S-No. 19—contd.

Nil Nil

A.U. A.U.

(4XO Spherical roller bearings , (if) Components parts of sphe- rical roller bearings includ- ing accessories such a* spherical rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers.

A.U. oi rescr oc; 1 bn s in consult!-

Nil

e,on wth D.G.T.D. ,<5Xti) Needle Bushes/Shell type Needle Bcarings/Th n Shell Needle Bearings/Drawn cup Needle Bearings including Needle Roller Bearings com- plete specified in Appendix I4C7W).

Nil.

A.U.

5(H") Needle bushes/Shell type Necdlt bearings/Thin Shell Needlt Bearings/Drawn Cup Needle bearings including Needle Roller bearings com- pU te other than those spjei- fifd in Appendix I417X

^iSX*v) Component parts of Needle

Roller Bearirig/Ncedk Roller Bushes indudinj accessories such BS cages, sleeves etc. not otherwise specified.

Import of component parts "f Needle Roller Bear ngs/Nec die Bushes spec Bed n Appendi* 14(7) ('') ar,d 14(7) "•) will not be allowed except for bearing manufacturers hav ng approved manufactur ng programme ID consultation with D.G.TJX

[1) Metfll-wOrking tools:—-

(a) Tools aad cutters tip- *

ped with either Tungsten Carbide or Stellite Or Ce- ramic or otheroxide tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof excluding tools, tips and bits made out of steel which fall under S. No. 2o(iX6)/II or S. No. 2O(lX<0/H.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of slitting and slotting saws of thickness below 1/8".

(b) Milling Cutters, Gear Cm- terSj End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools.

(it) A.U. for Import of chasers and tungsten carbide pellets for o"- port production only.

(tit) Import of Items mentioned in

Appendix 15 will not be allowed.

(") Metal working saws includ- ing power Operated hack- saw¹ blades, wire, tube and bar drawing dies and nibs or pellets and ether metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

SECTION D—contd

I 2 3 4

PART //—contd.

20(2)(a)(i) Circular saws, inclusive Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

of inserted blade types. (4)(M Twist drills and reamers "1 less than i • 190 mm dia. |

A.U.

Nil

(c) Carbide tipped drills and f reamers less than 1,190 mm 1 dia. J

The following precision and

• I

Nil (0 A.U. applications from Textile Mills/Textile machinery manu- facturing industry for permis- sible tj pes of gauges will be considered by JCC] & E., Bom- bay. Requests for import of card gauge against A.U. licence will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non- nvailabliity leiters fn m indigen- ous manuiaerurers,

(it) A.U. for Engineering and Tex- tile Industries. Applications from tesxrile industry will he consid- ered by JCC1 & £., Bombay.

(Hi) A. U. on restricted basis for import of outside Micrometers of sizes Over too mm and spares thereof.

(u^ Import of (a) Thread Plug: Gauges and Ring gauges and (ft) Gauge mocks (Slip Gauges) will be allowed on restricted basis.

(TJ) NO A. U. licences will be granted for the following items : — 1. Tool makers' surface plate squares, steel squares (Other than adjustable) and die mak- ers steel squares.

2. Surface Gauges including uni- measuring tools:— (i) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gauges, Microme- icr Depth Gauges, Rule Depth Gauges, Planner Shapcr Gauges, Taper Pa- rallel Gauges, Screw Pilch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler , Gauges Thickness Gauge Stocks, Twist Drill and Machine Screws Tap Gauges, Cal- liper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, Eng- lish Standard Wire Gau- ges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indicators, Lathe Test Indicators, Straight Edges, Indicator Attach- ments, Vernier, Callipers, Universal Revel Protrac- tors, Protractors, Combi- nation Set;., Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear Tooth Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hard- ened Ground Steel Paral- lels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Bevels, Combi- nation Squares, Automatic Centre Punches Combina- tion Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, and also such other measuring tools and instru- ments used in the engi- neering workshop and in- dustry for measuring or gauging Or checking or comparing physical dimen- njoru.

versal surface gauges, 3. Steel plain plug gauges. 4. Gap Gauges. 5. Straight Edges. 6. Sine Bars. 7. Parallel Blocks indudng har- dened and ground parallels. I. Surface platei including gra- nite surface plates 1000 x 1000- mmj or smallers.

9. AAgl"Pl*tM.

SECTION n—contd.

I

2 3 4

PART II—contd.

S. No. 21(1)—contd.

10 CBSt iron cubes. 11. Measuring tapes in all size*— metallic, non-metallic and steel.

12. Draftsman's Protractor* 13. Magnetic bases complet*

without Dial Indicator. 14. Outside Micrometers of

sizes" 0—100mm (including intermediate ranges in these metric sizes) and spare* thereof.

15. Dial indicators with dial gra- duation O-IO0J Division o-oi mm nnd travel 10 ram excluding automatic zero setting type suitable for Rock- well tvpc Hardness testing machines.

r6. Hand TacnomeieiG, 01 speed indicators, measuring range 30 to 50,000 R.P.M.

17. Sted Measuring Fooi Rulei upto and including 1 ft (30 cms).

(vi) The Controller of Weigher, and Measures of the State concerned or the Directorate of Weights anc. Measures, New Delhi should be consulted regarding conformity to speciiications of the weighing and measuring instruments in- tended to be imported.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

24 {b) Grinding wheels and segments

Nil

(c) Others . . ..

A. U. for nib slitting wheels foi manufacture of fountain pens on restricted basis.

Nil (i) A. U . for import of carborundum (silicon carbide) coarser than 300 mesh size.

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

(it) Import of Optical abrasivcSj emery corundum garnete, abrasive grains and powder Of any arado or mesh size will not be permitted.

(ut) A. U. for import of brown synthetic aluminium Oxide (brown ci"ctrocorundum) abrasive grant! will be considered on restricted basis In consultotJon with of D.G.T.D.

SECTION II—contd.

t

1

3

4

JM"r W—contd.

(1) Graphito crucibles ft* pit- '

furnace*.

(a) Graphite Crucible including covers, muffleringa and sunds ft>r tilting furnaces.

(1) A. U. for silicon carbide crucible*

or carbon bonded graphite cruci-

bles of sizes over No. 100 (100 Kg.

m citing ca pacity in term* of brass)

without cover*, muffle rings and

stands.

(3) Silicon Carbide crucible*

for pit fired furnaces.

(4) Silicon Carbide Canicibles

ft* lilting furnaces.

(2) A. U. for graphite crucibles Or

clay bonded graphite crucibles of

sizes Over No. 300 (300 Kg.

melting capacity in terms of brass)

without covers, mufflerings and

stands.

28

Nn

(4) V-Bcto, V-Belts endless— made of leather Or rubber.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for import Of V. Belts, B.C.D. Sec- tions over 100" in circumference of sizes other than those detailed in Appendix 23.

(2) Import of V. Link BeltiUn will

not be allowed.

Nil

(8) (6) Steel conveyor belts

A- U. on restricted basis tor manu- facturers of safety razor blade*.

Power driver road rollers and

39

A. U. applications will be considered e* in consultation with the D.G.T.D. component parts thereof, (f

E.I. 3r spai only)

Nil

30

A. U. for Import of Marine Diesel Engines above ^io H.P.in con- sultation with D.G.T.D.

(d) Marine type dies el engines ("."., an engine usually sup- plied with Bell housing, car- rying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is pro- tected with zinc coating or is made of bronze and start- Ing contrivance is at high level to facilitate hand start- ing)-

{/) Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for road vehicular type diesel engines:—

Transferred to Appendix 26.

(0 Fuel injection equlp- mettt and co/nponent parts thereof.

{<") Air cleaners . . •

Transferred to Appendix 26.

E.I.

(i&) Other* . . ..

A.U. for Tea and Sugar Industrie!, Jute M 11s and Colleges in consultation with D.G.T.D.

E.I.

(ft) Parts of potiol, gas and kerO-

Nil

31

w3ie engine*.

SECTION II—contd.

I a 3 4

PART //—comcL

S. No. 31—contd.

(c) (%) Out board motor* above 5 A. U. On restricted basis for :—

Nil

H.P.

32 (0) Fractional horse power motors (including rrotors upto one H.P.), suitable for D.C. supply Or single phase.

(1) Docki, Marine Departments and Port Trusts.

(a) Fishermen's Co-operative Socie- ties.

(3) State Director* of Fisheries.

Applications by Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusu should b made direct to the li- censing authorities.

(1) A.U. for import of the following

Nil

(6) A.C, 3 phase, squirrel cage and slipring motorn upto 200 H. P. conforming to details of construction and design as given be- low :—

(t) Type-Standard High Torque (including loom n.otors) smooth acceleration.

(it) Voltage—upto 550.

(iv) Enclosure—Screen pro- tractcd/dip-proof totally enclosed (including fan cooled).,

(c) Motors of the types mentioned in (b) above but above 200 H.P.

Of) Other types of Motors.

types of motors :—

(a) Flame-proof (1) Applications motor, conform- from collieries ingtoB.S.S. 741 will be considcr- Of 1937 or its ed by JCCI & equivalent if sup- E., Calcutta on lies are not ava- the recOmmen- lable with the dation of Ccal S.T.C. Controller. Cal-

cutta.

(2) Application!

from actual ua- ers other than collieries will be considered by the Regional liccn&ing autho- rities.

(6) Vertical spi- Applications will ndlc hollow be considered by shaft motors CCI & E., New falling under Delhi on rest- S. No. }2{h)l ricted basis. II of ratings not produced in the country, (for pump ma- nufacturers onlv).

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

FART II—-contd.

S. No. 32—conld.

(c) Variable speed Applications will motors and Olher be considered by non-flame-proof the TCCI & E., motors falling Bombay on the under S. No. recommendations 32(rf)/II3 which of the Textile are required in Commissioner, the specialised Bombay on reit- types of textile rlcted basis, machines i.for textile mills/ textile machinery manufactuirng in- dustry only).

(d) Varidrive Applications will motors. be considered from the actual users innnufac- turins plastic mono filaments.

(2) Prohibited types of moiors

specified in sub-iiems (.a), (h) and (e) of this S. No. will bo allowed clearance with machinery and equipmcni provided the "motor shalt i", Uirtvtlv coupled to tlu* driving mi-oiianisni and these cjti be regarded a¹! iuteKMUar. hitherto or have b-.-^n built in built on, flanged or Reared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant nn-1 --njchiricry.

B.I.

(<0 Parts of Motors

A. U. for manufacfur-crs 01" frac- tional horse power motors for im- port of centrifugal switches and electrolytic starting capacitors.

Nil.

if) Electric Generators *)

(g) Generating Sets J

/V. U. Application! for 'mport r'f .Electric equipments required for gereratu'n, transmission and distribution of electric power sptcified in Appendix 17 will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi in consultation with DGTD.

(h) Parts of Generators .

E.I. (1) A. U. 0) A. U. On restricted basis for import of the following itcma :— (a) Commutators f&r D.C. rrotor*

upto 20 H.P.

(*) Carbon Brushes. The import of

speddl types of carbon brushes- of odd sizes required as spares will be allowed witteut "ny free vshi" resiricfwn.

SECTION n—contd.

I ¹ 3 4

PART II—contd.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for

Nil

33-B

import of :—

(J) GM compressors and spare part* thereof for Vanaspati and Sugar Industry.

Compressors air Ox gas portable or stationery but not beingimpOri- ed as an integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning equipment or as component parts of any engine.

(ii) Spare parts of air-cOmpresEOrs for Vanasptti, Sugar and Tea Industries and for Textile Mill;, .

(2) Import of Air Compressors will

not be allowed.

A. U. on restricted basis.

(a) It) Special pimips iti lused Nil

34

caui.tic GOiiw Or acids.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis foj- power driven pumps and pumping sets. The miuiremcms will be met from the Mock* inipottcd by the S.T.C. (b) Power driven pumps und pumping sals driven either by Internal Combustion En- gines or Viv I LI eel 11 c Motor: Or by a<<-.' other .source "f powtr.

U*) Sparc parts of power driven > A. U.

il

pun ps ext_!iu.l-;ivr Trailer pumps.

(1) Prime movers, boilers, loco- 1 motive engines and tenders 1 for rhc same, portable en- | gincs (including fiie en- 1 pines) uu.1 other machines, ] in which the prime mover is not scpnruUitilt-' From the operative purls.

(2) Machines and act 01" ma- chines to be worked by elec- tric, steam, water, fire or other power not being nian- ual oranin-.al labour or which bejore being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

> 1

(i) A. U. applications will be con- sidered by ] .C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(ii) Applies tions for import of safety equipment* required by Collieries will be considered on restricted basis.

(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated bv 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 share 01 quality -which would not tie esuential for their use for "ay atfaer purpose.

(Hi) Licences will not be valid for

Machines and spare parts of

machincH mentioned in Appendix

35-

SECTION H—contfi

I ² 3 4

PART II—contd. S. N o: 36 (i—4)—.contd.

(4) Control gear (other than elec- tric self acting Or otherwise) and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery •bove specified exclud- ing driving rapes not made ofcotton and belting.

E.I.

, (5) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clauses (I), (2), (3) and (4) above excluding those covet- ed by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) (/) Other Jute Mill Stores co- CO A. U. applications will be consi- dered by J.C.CI. & E., Calcutta.

(jk) Import ofspare parts of machine* mentioned in Appendix 35 will n~>t be permitted.

(Hi) Import of Tungsten Carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery will not be permitted.

(it>) Import Of oil seals, cap screws, bolts and nuts specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can be permitted.

(w) 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 vidt Appendix 35J

Nil

vered by this Serial No. (0 A. U. applications will be con- sidered by J.C.CI. & E., Calcutta. Licences will rot be valid for Planetree rollers.

(2) Licences issued w{ll not bi valid for .nachines and spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35-

Nil

•37 (i) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in S. No. 37 (1) excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part of thto Schedule.

(1) A. U. applications will be considered by the JCCI & E, Calcutta.

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of :—

(a) Spare parts of machines men- tioned in Appendix 35.

(A) Perforated stod sheets for we on machine* mentioned in Appendix 35.1

SECTION n—eontd.

I

3

3 4

PART II—contd.

S.NO.

(c) Spare parts Of Jute Bobbins,

(d) Loom swords.

(") Box Fronts.

(g) Beam Flanges.

(A) Accessories and aperea, the

fallowing :—

(0 /lcc"iwrto :

I. Cop Loaders.

(it) Sports:

i. Wire Healds.

a. Comb net.

3. Reeds.

4. Card/gill pins.

5. Calendar Bowls.

6. Fabricated Steel Bt"ro

Flanges.

7. Silver Con Accessories.

8. Broad Loom Accestorit*

and parts.

9, Silver cans.

10. Shuttle cOvers-

11. Swell spring.

12. Felt Bobs.

(3"i Import of steel perforated sheet which have been given a special shape or quality required for • particular machine will not bt allowed against licences for this S. No. as component part of the machinery unless the licence i* suitably Midorsed by the licenc- ing autLJrity to permit the import of such pcrfomodt sheets.

SECTION IL-contd.

I

2 3 4

PART II—comd.

37-A

* -

Component parts Of machinery when required for Railways.

Licences will be granted only under the special procedure for iiorci ordered by Government Railways.

Nil

38 Electric insulation including Presspahn (electrical grade) but excluding ebonite rods, tubes and sheets.

A. U. for import of Class E and other high temperature resisting materials and electrical grade Kraft paper.

E.I.

(c) Studio electric and projec-

38-A

tor bulbs.

A. U. for studio bulba conforming to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 Or its equivalent Includ- ing bulbs which do not con- form to the above B.S.S. pro- Tided they are not of G.L.S. types and Otherwise banned categories and they cannot be used other than as Studi° and Projector bulbs, to Studio or the representative films Associations on the recom- mendations Of Regional Ad- TisOry Committee for Raw films at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

(/) Other lampi ,

Nil A. U. for import of—

(0 Sodium rapour lampi for

coal industry.

(it) Mercury n p o ur lamp* Of 1000 watt and above in con- sultation with D.G.TJ3.

(#) Telephone switch board lamps in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(fc) A.U. for Ismp industry for import of raw materials and components specified in Appendix 42.

39 The following electrical Instru- ments and accessories :—

Nil A. U. applications from Collieries (c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, elec- trical wiring accessories, con- duit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

tor import Of " flame proof fittings" will be considered on restricted' basis by the ]. C. C. I. & E., Calcutta on the recommenda- tion of the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

SECTION U—contd.

I

3 4

PART //—contd.

41-A

(1) A. U. for import of :—

Nil

(") Cathode blod;" i.t., carbon

furnace (liner) blocks for use

in electric furnaces.

(fr) Graphite anodes required for

electrolytic prOcessw (om ra"-

trictcd basis).

Synthetic graphite and amOr-

phouj carbon electrode* a"

used in electric furnaces for

production of Iron, Steel

Ferro alloy and non-fenous

metals, Synthetic grtphate

and amorphous carbon elec-

trodes for uie in electrolytic

processes electrodes paste and

cirbon furnace (Liner) Blocks

for use in electric furnacos.

(c) Graphite electrodes and carbon

paste for electric funuow (on

restricted basis).

(b) ("') Lightning Arrestors Of

Nil

210 KV and below.

A. U. on restricted basis for

iniport of lightning arreston

of 220 K.V. only.

00 High Voltage Fuses ( I -I

Nil A. U.

and above).

(Hi) Protective Relays .

A, U. on rcslicted basis.

Nil

) (Hi)— Othen

Nil

c*:

(1) A. U. on restricted basis if

supplies are not available

from the stocks Imported by

S.T.C.

(3) Import of conductor accessor-

ies, ground wire accessories,

line hardware, and insulator

hardware materials uaed with

transmission lines nod insu-

lators upto 220 KV and

40,000 lbs. strength will not

be allowed.

Nil

43 (d) Injulated (plastic, paper or other material) power cables.

(i) A. U. applications for import of

power cables above 33 KV

will be considered on restricted

basis. Applications fcom col-

lieries under this provision

will be considered by the

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

(it) Import of cables and wire* of

the types specified in Appendix

37 will not be allowed agmlnsr

licences issued under thai or

any other S. No. Of the LT.C.

Schedule.

(") High tension insulators.

A. U. for irnport of :—

Nil

(") Transformer

Bushing & Appa- ratus Insulators above 66 KV.

SECTION U—contd,

I

3 4

Pilfer //_<*>ntd.

S. No. 4X*)—c

(#) Diac. Insulators *

of above 25000 lbs. EMS. •

(itf) Transformer Import wflT

Bushings and be allowed Apparatus In- on restricr- sulators (of ed basis. Special types Or design) of below * K V.

(fo) Import of the following types of insulators will not be permit- ted :—

(a) Pin-Insulators (all types).

(6) Post-Insulators (all type*

including stocking units).

(e) (0 Enamelled copper wind- *

45

Nil

ing wires.

A. U. on restricted basie for import of Enamelled Copper wire finer than 44 Gauges.

(if) Enalmelled or insulated V

•trips.

A. U.

Nil

(d) Resistance wires .

E.I. (1) A. U. for import of—

(i) Carbons

46

(a) Electrographite and Hard graphite carbon blocks :

(b) Electrodes for dry Cells and

batteries ; and

(e) Other special carbon pro- ducts like graphite tubes graphite rings, spectrogra- phic carbons, etc- not other- wise specified.

(2) Import of metal graphite grades Of carbon blocks inciuc'- ing carbon blocks equivalent to Morgan's C M. 2 grade and metal impregnated grade, photo process carbons and gongjng electrodes will not be allowed.

(3) A. U. on restricted besi"Trbr import of graphite stopper head and colloidal graphite.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2 8 4 / 3*

SECTION U—contd.

I

2 3 4

PART //—contd.

S. No. 46—contd.

(e) Condensers

Nil A. U. for export production

only.

Nil

(i) Others

A. U. on restricted basil for flame proof mining bells and flame proof mining telephones by the J.C.C.I. and E., Cal- cutta.

(c) Hearing aid batteries

Nil

E.I.

46-B

Nil Licences will be granted under the procedure for stores Ordered by Government Railways.

Telegtaphic instruments and apparatus and parts thereof imported by Or under Orders Of Railway Administration.

Nil

48-A Electric Exploders

A. U. on restricted basis. Licences wil be granted by C.C.I. & E. New Delhi on the recommenda- tions of the Chief Inspector of Mines, Dhanbad.

5° Raiway material for permanent way and rolling stOckj namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof, bear- ing plates, chairs, intcr-lOck- ing apparatus, brakegear, shunting skids, couplings and springs signals, turn tablesj weigh bridges, carrS- ages, wagons, traversers, rail removers, scooters, trollies, trucks, also order cranes, water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the Orders of a railwsy ad- ministration. Provided that for the purpose of this entry ¹ Railways ' means a line of Railwsy subject to the pro- visions of the Indian Rail- ways Act, 1890, and includes a railway constructed in a State, in India and also such tramways as the Central Go- vernment may, by Notifica- tion in Official Gazepe, spe- cially include therein. Pro- vided also that articles of machinery as defined in item No. 72 Or 72 (3) Of the first schedule to the Indian Tiriff

5—28 C.CJ.

SECTION U—contd.

2 3 4

PART //—concld.

S- No. ?T—Coned.

Act, 1934, shall not be deem- " ed to be included hereundcr.

Rubber fittings being compo- nent parts of railway carri- ages.

Licence* will be granted under the procedure- for stores order- ed by Govt. Railways.

Component parts other than rubber fittings being compo- nent parts of railway carriages and articles specified in Part I of this Schedule of Railway Materials, as defined in item No. 74(2) of the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, namely, such parts only as are essential for the working >• of the Railways and have been | given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. Pro- vided that articles which do not satisfy this condition shall also be deemed to be compo- nent parts of the railway mate- rials to whi^h they be long ii thc^ are essential to Its opera- tion and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear 10 the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.

Safety lamps and spare parts. Nil. A.U. applications for import Krypton Gasfllled Cap Lnm Bulbs will be considered by th TL CCI&E Calcutta, on restricte d basis on the recommendation of the Directorate General of Mines Safety, Dhanbad.

PA IT in

I (a) HydrOSulpNte of Soda, Ran- golite C (Sodium Sulphoxy- late Formaldehyde) or For- mosul L, Brotasul and So- dium Nitrite

c) (if) Optical whitening Agents (

Ml (i ) requirements of sodium nitrite of actual users will be met by im- ports through public sector ageccy. Please see Section I II to this Red Book.

A.U.for Import of Hydrosulpnite of Soda for export production only

Nil A.U. applications for import of this item for processing synthetic fibres like polyester and acrylic fibres will be considsred by the TCCI & E., Bomtay on restricted basis on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay

SECTION n—contd.

I

2 3 6

1 (c)—contd.

iPART ///—contd. S. No.

Nil

(111) Textile preservative (ex- cluding phenol cresot but including their substituted products).

A.U. for import of preventrol liquid I, paranitro phenol, so- dium pcnta-chloro-phenate, pen. la-chloro-phenol for export pro- auction only.

(/:(/) V;triij oat, I'cactrating, Nil.

Dispersing, Scouring and Emulsifying agents.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special products covered under this °ub-serial No. foj manufacture of drugs, Pharma- ceuticals, inwticides and pesticides and rayon and synthetic fibres ra consultation with DGTD.

Nil CO A.U. on restricted basis.

(w) Synth:t:c Bleaching ' ag- ents (other than bleaching powder or hypochlorites. Hydrogen pcroxidee etc.).

[ii) A. U. for import of Sodium ( chlorite for export production only.

\vi) Sodium Aliginate

Nil A. U. for manufacture of den

materials.

(/) Carboxy methyl cellulose and Nil A. U. on restricted basis for Im- its salts.

port of:—

(0 Ethyl cellulose. (H) Methyl cellulose.

n-I

Nil A.U. Detailed policy is given in

Appendix 24.

J Dyes derived from coal-tar and coal-tar derivatives used in any dyeing process.

1 C o t t on r aw . . ..

a

Nil

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to be notified later.

(1) Prime movers, boilers, loco- Nil

4

A.U. applications will bo con- sidered by TCCI & E., Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

motive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (including fire engines) and other machines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts.

Nil

(a) (a) Wet processing and fini- shing machinery.

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

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34

;3) Apparatus and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour, which are designed for use in an in- industrial system as parts, in- dispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not bo essential for their use for •ny other purpose.

SECTION n—contd.

I

PART / / / - c o n t d.

S. No. 4 —contd.

3 4

Nil

(4) Control gear otheT than elec- trie, self-acting, or Otherwise and transmission ge"r (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified, excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and bolting.

(5) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as defined in item No. 73(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery speci- fied in clauses (1), (a), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) The following textile machi- nery and apparatus by what- ever power operated when re- quired for textile industries 'Jtber than (ute and hemp, namely:—

Blow-room machinery, Card- ing Engines, Comber* (in- chiding Silver L"p Machi- nes, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former) Speed Fra- mes, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft Preparatory machinery A.U. applications will be considered! by JCCI & E., Bombay, subjecu to Appendix 34.

E.I. (1) A. U. applications will be con- sidered by JCCI & E., Bombay.

(a) The licences granted to actua} users will be valid for import Of spare parts of foreign made tex- tile machinery as appearing in tho- manufacturers catalogues. How- ever such spare parts which are- banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in thV ITC policy will' be allowed im- port on specific recommendation by the sponsoring authority andi after the same are cleared from indigenous angle.

(3) The import licences granted to- Actual Users- will be valid for the import of such Spare parts- of textile machinery which are imported' by the indigenous manufacturers for building up< machinery as per list attested' by the Textile Commissioner.

(4) Upto 1% of the face value of licences granted can be utilised! for import of ginning bolts andi nuts.

Nil A.U, subject to Appendix 34.,

SECTION n—oontd.

I ² 3 4

PART Ill—conxn.

&. No.(5)(i)—contd,

(Winding machine, Warp-

ing machine,Sizing ma-

chine, Plm Winding ma-

chine); Drawing-in and

Twisting-in~machines (Warp

tying macoines, Reaching-

in-machines, etc.), Doubl-

ing machines, looms (all

types) Wool Carding, Spin-

ning, and Weaving machi-

nery. Silk Throwing,

Reeling, Twisting and

Weaving machinery. Waste

Spinning machinery (all

types).

E.I.

(r) A. U. applications will be con-

sidered by JCCI & B, Bombay

subject to Appendix 34.

Component parts as defined

in Imports Tariff Itom No.

72(3) °f machinery specified

under S. No. 5(i)/III, ex-

cluding those coveted by Se-

rial No. 68 of Part V of this

Schedule.

(2) The licences granted to actual

users will be valid for import of

spare parts of fore[gn made tex-

tile machinery as appearing In the

manufacturers catalogues. How-

ever, such spare parts which are

banned Or restricted for import

by general nomenclature in the

ITC policy will be allowed im-

port on specific recommenda-

tion by the sponsoring authority

and after the same are cleared

from indigenous angle.

(3) The impon licence granted to

actual usen Will also be valid

for the import Of such span

parts of textile machinery which

are imported by the indigenoiu

manufacturers for building up

machinery.

iKhlne cloth

Mil

5 -A P>

A. U. applications from textile

mills will be considered by the

J.C.CI. & E., Bombay, on res-

tricted basis on the recommenda-

tions of the Textile Commis-

sioner, Bombay.

SECTION H—cotitd.

I ² 3 4

PART Ul-concld.

6 (a) Warp/Raschel/Lace and weft '

(1) A. U. applicctons will be con-

sidered by JCCI &E.. Bwntay

subject to Appendix 34.

knitting machines (including

Hosiery machines) and em-

brodiery macnines to be WOrk-

ed by manual labour and

which require less than one

quarter of brake horse power.

Nil

(2) Licences granted to Actual*

Users for Spare parts will also be-

valid for import of such spare

parts of machinery which are

imported by indigenous manu-

facturers for buildii g up ma-

chinery.

(i) Warp/Raschel/Lace and weft 1

knitting machines (including I

hosiery machines) and em-

broidery machines which re- •

quire for their operation one

quarter of brake horse power

or more.

(c) Component parts for machi-

nery falling under (a) and (fc)

above excluding Hosiery nee-

dles.

(3) Licence* granted to actual

users will be valid for import of

spare parts of foreign made tex-

tile machinery as appearing in the

manufacturers catalogues. How-

ever, such spare parts which art'

banned or restricted for import

by general nomenclature in the"

ITC policy will be allowed'

import on specific recommenda-

tion by the sponsoring authority

and after the same ate cleared*

from indigenous angle.

PART IT

¹

Nil

Animals, living, all sorts .

(i) Applications for import of zoo'

animals by Zoological garden*-

on barter basis will be consi-

diercd. The animals from India-

should move first.

11

15

SECTION H—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PART IV—coatd.

00 Cashew cuta . . .

On O.G.L. upto 30-9-1970.

..

at (a) (0 Fruits fresh, ill sorts, "| n.o.8. excluding coconuts. |

Import will be permitted according

to the procedure to be notified

later.

("•) Fruits, dried, salted or \

preserved nil sorts, n.0.1. |

excluding dates. j

(t) Datci

Import will be permitted according

to the procedure to be notified

*ater.

Nil

37 Seeds, all sora, not other wine specified, excluding vegetable table seeds.J

(i)A. U. applications fcr irrpcn oj

the following items will be

considered on the recommenda-

tion of the State Directors of

Agriculture and in consulta-

tion with the Seeds Division,

Ministry of Food, Agriculture,

Community Development and

Cooperation, New Delhi/Indian

Council of Agricultural Re-

soarch, New Delhi by the

licensing authorities indicated

against them :—

(0 Cocoa beans 1

(seed) 1 JCCI & E.

)• Calcutta

(tf) Seeds for 1

growing fibre I

flax and ramie J

("0 Ornamental C C I & E.

flower seeds New Delhi,

and plant ma-

terials, (for ac-

credited nurseries

only).

(z) A. U. applications for Import of

Chicory seeds from planters and

others will be considered by tha

regional licensing authorities on

the recommendations of State

Directors of Agriculture.

SUCTION U-cotitd.

I 1

4

3

PART /F—contd.

(4) A. U. for import of Cocoabeant

on restricted basis.

S. No. n—c4>ntd.

(5) A.U. applications for import

of lucerene and toyabean seeds

for multiplication purposes

only will be considered by the

regional licensing authorities on

the recommendations of State

Direotorators of Agriculture.

Copra or coconut kernel

Nil

3"

Requirements of actual were will

be met by lnrport through public

sector agency. Please see

Section III of this Red Book.

Nil

Rubber ieedi

40

A. U. applications from Rubber

Estates will be considered by

DCCI&E. Ernakulam on the

recommendation of the Rubber

Board.

Hops

NiJ

41

Pequiiemems of actual users will

be met on restricted basil by

imports through Public sector

agency . Please see Section III

of this Red Book.

Wattle extract

43

J.L. upto 30-9-1970

OnO.C

Wattle ba^k

44

Bade for tanning excluding

43

wattle bait

Nil

Gum, Arabic

48

A. U. Import will be allowed by

the regional licensing authori-

ties from sources to be specified

by the Q C. I. & E., New

Delhi.

Nil

(a) (t) Gum and Benzoin (ras and

49

y) A. U. for import of Gum Ben-

zoin for export production

OAly.

kauri) but axctuding Dam-

mot and rotln.

(if) A. U. for kauri gum for manu-

facture of dental material.

[t)Roiin

Nil A. U. for synthetic rosin for manufacture of dental material.

SECTION H—conW.

I ² 3 4

PART /K-comd.

Nil A. U. 'for the undermentioned varieties of waxes for specific

end products :—

Wax, all sorts, not otherwise

specified excluding parafln

wax, miciOcrystallino]wax and

dry battery wax, red and

black.

VarUtUs of max End-producti.

(a) Camuba wax. 1 Polishei,

Varnishes,

(b) Vegetable and Carbon

sparmaceti wax. paper and

other wax

GO Yellow ozokerite paper and

wax. lead slips

for pencil*,

(i) White ozokerite

wax.

(") Montan wax

(j) Mutton tallow

Nil

60

Requirements of actuals user*

will be met by Import

through Public sector agency.

Please see Section HI of thii

Red Book.

Nil

61 (a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise spedfled ex- cluding Palm oil, Tung o'l and China wood oil.

Requirements ot Soyabean Oil

of ectual user* will be met

by imports through Public

sector agency. Please see Sec-

tion III of this Red Book.

(b) Palm oil

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency. Please tee Section III of this Red Book.

(c) Tungoil and China wood

Nil A. U. for manufacture of printing Oii.

ink and paints.

(a) Neat* foot oil and its eul-

N"' A. U. for leather and Picker indu- 64

phonated product!

stries.

(vtf) Others . . ,

NU

79

A. U. for import Of pharmaceutical

grade gelatine powder for manu-

facture of capsules, absOrbable

gelatine sponge and plasma

volume expander.

80 (a) Powdered milk and milkl Nil

food imported in bulk packing.

Requirements of powdered milk

Of Public sector milk supply

schemes and of actual users for

manufacture of baby food and

tnah"d milk food will be met by

Import* through public sector

agency. Please <"" Section HI

of this Red Book.

SECTION U—contd.

I

3 4

PAKT IV—contd.

8a

Nil

E.I.

Ale., beer, poner, cidei and

Other ferinented liquors.

Nil Nil

E.I-

E.T.

83 84 83

Wines

Brandy, Gin and Whisky

Spirits excluding essences co-

talning spirit used for the ma-

nufacture of beverages, not

otherwise specified in this

Schedule.

Nil

Drugs and medicines containing

A. U- Detailed policy is givenr

E.I.

E.I.

87

ipirits.

in Appendix 19.

Tobacco manufactured, not

Nil

03

otherwise specified.

A. U. for Import Of filter to-

bacco for export production,

only.

China Clay

Nil

97

A. U. on restricted basis fop-

special quality and grades

only.

The following building and en-

W

gineering material, namely :—

Chalk, lime and clay .

A. U. for import of ball clay-

Nil

only.

Marble and stone, not otherwise

Nil

103

specified.

A. U, for import of Pumicer

ttone for manufacture 0

all metal reeds and steel ree

on restricted basis on the r

commendation of the Twtti •

Commissioner, Bombay.

Coal, coke and patent fuel

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for impOiti 104

of calcined petroleum coke.

103 Mineral Oils, n~ ri^'uoed " Item No. 27 (4) Or IteW No. 27 (6) of the First Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which Is suitable for use as an llluminant in wick lamps.

106 Mineral Oil* t—

Detailed policy

I* given in

Appendix 18.

(a) Which has its flashing point

at or above two hundred

degree* of Fahrenheit's ther-

mometer, and Is Ordinarily

used for the batching of jute

or other fibres.

(ft) Which has its flashing point

at Or above one hundred and

fifty degrees of Fahrenheit'*

thermometer, is not suitable

for use as an llluminant In

wick lamps and is auch at is

not ordinarily used except

as fuel or for lOme sanitary

Or hygenic purposes.

SECTION II—contd.

I a 3 4

PART /K—contd.

E.I.

Drugs, Medicines, allsOit*, not

A.U. Detailed policy 1B given'

109

in Appendix 19.

otherwise specified in tbi* sche-

dule.

Nil Applications from Film Associations (c) Other toilet requisite!,

US

n.0.1.

for import of studio make-up*

materials not available indi-

geniously will be considered by

the JCCI & E., Bombay.

Cinematograph films, not exposed

E.I.

116

(0 A. U. for black and white as-

well as ORWO colours raw film,

required by the producers of

feature films, documentaries and

advertising shorts. Releases will'

be made by the JCCI&E., Bom-

bay, Calcutta and Madras,

out Of the imports canalised

through the STC from Rupee-

area and out of the stocks

available from Indigenous

sources.

(ti) A. U. for export production-

also.

(i)E.I.ft>r

Cinematograph films, exposed

117

Educational

films. Nil

" S . T . C. Nil <

(Or Fea-

ture films.

Plu Bbftflj and graphite

Nil (1) Requirements of actual users of

high purity graphite containing:

graphite carbon content more

than 90% will be met by imports-

through public sector agency

Please see Section III of this-

Red Book.

(2) Import of other grades of

graphite containing graphite car-

bone content upto 90% will not

be allowed.

(3) Actual users should submit

applications for issue of release-

Order duly accompanied by a"

licence Issued by the Department

of Atomic Energy, Bombay

under the Atomic Energy,

(Control of Production and Use)1

Order, 1953 indicating the quan-

tity and the type of graphite

which the unit can possess, treab

and use.

SECTION U—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART IV—oomd.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

Printer'! ink . ..

123

"7

Natural Essential oils, all Sons, '

not otherwise spocifled esclud-

cluding pine OIL

The following Natural Essential

138

oils, namely:—

NU

CitrOttella, Cinnamon and

Cinamon leaf.

1129

The following Natural Essential

oils, namely:—

( i ) A . U, for manufacturers of Aro-

matic Chemicals, Flavouring

essences, Perfumery com-

pounds, Synthetic essential oils,

Pharmaccuticl products.

Scents, Fruits canning indus-

tries, Confectionery and Bis-

cuits, Agorbattis, Scented and

Chewing toabacco, cosmetics

hair oils and Toilet soap. Im-

port of dtronella oil and Orange

oil will be allowed to actual

users on restricted basis only

for the end-uses indicated

below :—

AlmoUd, bergamot, gajupatti,

camphor, dove, eucalyptus,

lavender, lemon, otto-rose

peppermint, nutmeg. Lime,

Neroli, cananga ana Demeru

tholished peppermint ( "-

mentha arverujs). ,

Citronella oil Aromatic chemi-

cals namely,

Geraniol, Cit-

ronellol and

Hydroxy dtro-

nellaL

Orange oil Flavouring es-

sences.

(") Import of the following oils will

not be permitted :—

(a) Lemon grass oil.

(6) Palmaiosa oil.

(c) Sandal wood oil,

(4) Eucalyptus oil.

("1 Turpentine oil.

(/) Volatile oil of mustard,

(ff) Cedar wood oil.

(A) Vetiver oil.

(0 Pepper oil.

(J) Cumin oil.

(I) Celery seed Oil.

(m) Cardamom oil.

(3) Import of spearmint oil will also

be allowed to actual users for

manufacture of dental materia

SECTION D—eontd.

I ³ 3 4

PART IV—contd.

130

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

Essential oils synthetic

133

Nil (0 A. U. for Agarbatti manufac- turer and blenders of perfumery compounds.

(a) Resinojds, namely, Benzion,

olibanam, Galvanam, Labdu-

nam, OakmOsa, opoponax,

Balsum Peru, Balsum Tolu,

styiax, and Orris.

(") Import of this item will not be

allowed for the manufacture of

cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing

tobaccos, pan massala, betel

spices and hooka tobacco.

("i) Import of oleo-realn pepperr

oleoresin capsium and oloe-

resin ginger will not be per-

mitted.

(e) Patchouli leaves

Nil A. U. for export production

only.

(") Other polishes and compo-

Nil

136

sitions.

A. U. for import of pumie*

polishing powder and com-

pound, bating materials and

bone ash for export production

only.

Glue not otherwise specified ex-

138

NU A. U. on restricted basic.

cluding belt dressing.

(a) Chrome splits

Nil

A. U.

143

(t) Leather splits

Nil

A. U.

On O.G.L

upto

(e) Pickled hides, skins, pelts,

splits and parts thereof.

30-9-1970

144

On O.GX

upto

30-9-1970.

(a) Midea and skins raw Or salt-

ed, where value of hides

and skins is more than that

of wool/hair thereon.

E.I.

Nil

(ft) Fur skins of leopard, tiger,

deer, rabbit, fox, cat and

other wild animals and repti-

les skins.

> [ Rubber, raw

Nil

15c

(rf) Import of natural rubber wiJ

normally b" arranged through1

STC for meeting the require-

ments of actual users.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2 3 4

I>ART IV—contd.

IJO—contd.

S. No.

(i") A. U. for 1 Synthetic Rubbei namely. Butyl rubber, Acrylon, trile Butadiene Copolymerr Poly chloroprene, Thikol.Poly- isoprene and Polybutadiene, Hypalon, silicone rubber and Synthetic latex including Vinyl pyridine latex and copolymer of styrcno butadiene latex

(M'O A. U. for import of hot type special grades of SBR for manu- facture of high impac polysty- rene.

(i") Import of SBR and/or Alkjl substituted Styrene Butadiene ElastPmeric COpolymera will not be allowed.

(0) Import of Reclaim rubber will

not be allowed.

Nil

Cork manufactures, not otherwise

specified.

A. U. applications from the sports goods industry for shuttle cock cork bottoms will be considered.

Printing paper excluding poster *\ and stereo and all coated paper | but including art paper, all 1 sorts, which contain no me- 1 chanlcal wood pulp Or in | which the mechanical wood pulp amounts to less than 70% of the fibre content.

Nil

(0 A. U. applications will be consi- dered for import of paper item* for the specific end-use as given in Appendix-16. Application* from Tea and Coffee jndustriei wil be considered by the Licens- ing Authorities as indicated¹ below :—

Printing paper, all sorts, not

Tea Industry JCCI&E., L-jicuHi on the recommen- dations of the Chairman, Tea Board.

otherwise specified which con- tain mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70 per cent, of the fibre content, • excluding white printing paper mentioned in S. No. 44 of Part V of this Schedule.

(jqjet industry JCCI&E. Madrai . on the reconmen- datlons of the Coffee Board.

(MJ Licences will not be valid for Newsprint classified under S. No. 44/V.

(a) Paper, Including poster and 1 stereo and all coated paper | except art paper, all sorts not | otherwise specified excluding | cigarette paper and packing 1 and wrapping paper. 1

160 (fr) Filter paper

. \

162 Packing and Wrapping paper J

Trade catalogues and advertis- ing circulars imported by pac- ket, book Or parcel post.

Bonaflde imports will be allowed clearance by customs without the formality of import licen- ces.

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3 4

*PART IV— contd.

(0) Printed advertising material

168

supplied free of charge.

Import Of advertising material sup- plied free of charge is permitted under OGL IV upto R". 400/-.

(c) Others . . ..

Nil (0 Applications for import Of security paper for printing of cheque books, draft forms and traveller cheque forms, from foreign banks and Insurance companies will be considered upto 75% of the value in re- lation to their best years' im- ports.

(ii) Applications for CCPs for Im- port of cheque books, draft forms and travellers cheque form* will also bo considered from foreign banks, Indian banks. Insurance companies and tra- velling agencies who have Or- ganisation in foreign countries and have printed forms for inter- national use.

1169

Standard technical books or ' books of reference J concerning law and legal practice, or for use in connection with medi- cal practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

•170

E.I.

(0 A. U. for libraries, technical and educational institutions, etc. for import of books as per List II of Appendix 21 to this Red Book. Orders against such li- cences should ordinarily be pla- ced through established import- ers unless the actual users can provo that they will be in a position to effect imports on a competitive basis.

Books, printed including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, mu- sic manuscripts, and illustra- tions specially made for bind- ing in books but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169 of this Part of this Sche- dule,

j

(M) Licences to individuals may be issued upto a maximum of Rs. 400 in each case without in- sisting on a formal application in prescribed form.

T172

Nil

Silk, raw (excluding silkwaste and noils) and silk cocoons.

Requirements of raw silk of actual users under the policy for regis- tered exporters will be met by imports through Public Bector agency. Please sea Section III of this Red Book.

Nil

t!74 (a) Raw flax, and all other un- manufactured textile materials, not otherwise specified, ex- cluding raw jute.

A. U. applications will be con- sidered by JCCI., Calcutta in consultation iwith the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(b^ Raw jute.

Nil Import will be arranged for actual users through an agency app- roved by Government in con- sultation with the Jute Commis- sioner, Calcutta.

SECTION II—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PART IV—contd.

Silk sewing thread .

176

Nil A. U. ft* import of "ewin y thread for eipoit productlo 1 only.

Nylon yarn and thread

Nil (0 Requirement* of nylon yar J 177

and thread (except industria V

nylon yarn) of actual users wil

be met on restricted basis b>

imports through Public Secto*

agency. Please nee Section III

0? thw Red Book.

(it) A. U. for Import of Industrial

nylon yarn only.

(a) Cotton yarn of 80 counts

180

Nil

and above.

A. U. applications for import of

cotton yarn of IOOB and above

will be considered by the JCCI.,

Bombay on the recommenda-

tion of the Textile Commissioner,

Bombay.

181 Cotton sewing thread

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

188 (a) Grey, piecegoods (excluding * bordered grey chaddars, dhoties, Danes and scar- ves).

(6) Printed piecegoods and -

Nil

printed fabrics.

A. U. for import of lining and

interlining material made of

cotton fabrics for export pro-

duction only,

(c) Cotton piecegoods and fab-

rics not otherwise speci-

fied.

(b) Velvets and velveteens

A. U. for import of Velveteens

Nil

*93

for export production only.

3 06

Nil

Manufactures of wool, not

otherwise specified including

felt but excluding those spe-

cified in Serial No. 305 Of this

Part of the Schedule.

(0 A. U. on restricted basis for

import Of felts only. The appli-

cations will be considered by

the JCCI & E,, Bombay in con-

sultation with Textile Commis-

sioner, Bombay.

(•") A. U. for Import of melton cloth

for manufacture of tennis

balls.

3 33 Haberdashery, millinery and Nil

drapery.

A. U. for Import of Shoulder

Pads, Elastic tape and Elastic

Webbing for export production

only.

(ft) Linen thread .

336

Nil A. U. for machine cloth manufac- turers for import of special quality linen thread.

Fire bricks . . ..

Nil

337

A. U. applications for import of

refractories will be considered in

consultation with the DGTD on

restricted basis.

SECTION n—contd.

I

2 3 4

&ART IV—contd.

Nil (1) A. U. for import of refractory material for export production only.

(2) A1 U. fori mport of D.B. M i g-

neslce (Peas and Powder) foi

Integrated steel plants.

Building and engineering mata-

rials, all sorts not of iron,

steel or wood, not otherwiaa

specified, excluding tiles oth*r

than glass, earthenware or

porcelain tiles and flrebricki

not being component parts of

any article included In Item

No. 72 or No. 74(2) of tha

first Schedule to the Indian

Tariff Act, 1934.

China and procelaln, all iorti,

140

Nil

not otherwise specified.

A. U. applications from Research

Testing laboratories for chemical

porcelainware and high tempe-

rature ceramics will be tonsl-

d"rcd.

.244

Nil A.U. for import of:—

Sheet and p'ate glass

(0 Plate/float glass for manu-

facture of wind shield

glasses.

(u) Plate/float glass of various

qualities of sizes above 3

sq. ft. for manufacture of

mirrors. Import of silvered

glass will not be allowel.

(Hi) Sheet glass of 0-5 mm thick-

ness a ai bolovr for manu-

facture of cover slips.

(it>) Sheet glass above 6-5 mm

and below o-8 mm thick-

ness on restricted basis fo"

end uses other than cover

slips.

A. U. for t-np^rt of toujhaaaJ

(6) Haat re5inlng glauware

Nil

armour well glasses for manu-

facture of aame-proof light fit-

tings only.

(c) Others . . ..

Nil (1) A. U. for import of soft capU* lary tubing for manufacture of industrial, mdical and general purpose thermometers.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis foi

import of:—

(0 Lead glass tubing.

(it) Hard glass shells.

rS/9 G of I Ext.

SECTION D—contd.

I ³ 3 4

PART IV—comd.

(3) Import of the following item*- S. No. 248 (c)—Gontd.

will not be allowed:— (*) Sods lime glass tubes far*

Fluoresent lamps.

("0 Glass shells for GLS mi-

niature and other types ofi- lamps except hard gl"s"- shells.

(4) A. U. for import of glass chat- ton* for export production only .

212 Glass bangles, glass beeds false Nil

pearls.

A. U. for import of glace beadt and false pearls for export p r o- duction only.

Nil

253

A- U. for import Of preciout fird' semi-precious moneR unset' and uncut for export poductjoni Precious stones, unset end im- ported uncut, deluding dia- monds in all forms.

only.

Pearls unset . . ..

Nil

354

A. U. for import of cultured- pearls unset for export produc- tion only.

366

Nil

Mercury . . ..

Requirements of actual users willv be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Sec- tion III of this Red Book.

Zip faBteneis with metallic teeth

274

Nil A, U. for Zip fasteners and tip- type belt extenders for eipopi production only.

A.U. for export production only..

Nil

a 73 (0) Hardware, iron mongeiy and tools, all sorts, not otherwise specified in this Schedule, and parts thereof, excluding ma- chine tools, agricultural im- plements and chains.

NU.

(b) Garage Tools .

B.I.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

Printing type

280

(0 A. U. for import of compo-

Nil

(6) Parts of domestic refrigera-

a84

nents.

tors and room air-conditioners.

(ii) Import of the undermentioned" components wil] not be per- mitted:—

(a) Components for domestic r*~ frigerators and room air- conditioners the following!—--

(1) Compressors.

(2) Evaporators,

SECTION n—con'd.

2 3 4

I

PART IV—comd.

(3) Condensers.

S. No. 384 (b)—Contd.

(4) Accumulators.

(5) Insulating material for re-

frigeiator body.

(6) High Impact Polytterence

SheetB.

(7) Thermostats.

(8) Cut-outs.

(9) Relays.

(10) Flter.

(11) Dryers and dehydratore.

(12) Hot Stamped Fittings.

(b) Components for compres-

sors for domestic refrigera-

tors (1/12 to 1/3 HP), and

room aii-condltloner" the

following:—

(1) Pistons.

(2) Connecting rods.

(3) Crankshaft.

(4) Cylinder Heads.

(5) Dome.

(6) Straitor and Rotor.

(7) Cut-outs.

(8) Gaskets.

(9) Compressor block.

(10) Discharge valve,

( n) Suction valve.

(12) Relays.

(c) Components for compressor 1

(1 HP to ij HP):—

(1) Pistons.

(2) Connecting rods.

(3) Crankshaft.

(4) Relays.

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART IV—contd.

(5) Cut-outs.

284 Cby-Conid.

8. No.

(6) Dome.

(7) Cylinder heads.

(8) Compressor block.

(9) Discharge valve.

(10) Suction valve,

(11) Straitor and RotOf.

(12) Gasket.

E.I.

(b) Parts of typewriters exclud-

386

ing typewriter ribbons.

A. U. for import of components by manufacturers of typewriters having approved programme In consultation with D.O.T.D, Import of letter types for type- writers will be allowed on res- tricted basis.

(a) Electronic valves . . *

290

(6) Condensers

(<:) Resistances

I) Detailed nolicy is given In A "-

Nil (

pendix 3b.

(i) Potentiometers, Volume

control, tone control

(2) A.U. for manufacturer! of

(")Loud Speaker! .

electronic components for Import of raw materials subject to Appendix 43,

(/) Other* . . . . J

293 Articles (other than rubber tyres ' and tubes, iron steel bolt* and nuts and chains for motor cars) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor curs, including taxi cabsj but excluding those mentioned in Part II of the Schedule.

E.I. Detailed policy for these Itttni

Is given in Appendix as.

295 Articles (Other than rubber tyrei and tubes and chains) adap- ted for use as parts and accessories of motor cycle* and motor scooters, except such articles as are alto adapted for use as parti and accessories of motor cars.

SECTION n—contd.

X 2 3 4

PART IV—contd.

0. 293, 293 & 2.97—cmtd.

S. N

Parts of mechanically propelled vehicles and accessories, not otherwise specified, excluding rubber tyres and tubes ana chains and such parts and accessories Of motor vehicles included In Item No. 75(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, as are also adapted for use as parts and accessories of mo- tor cars.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

301 Parts and accessories of cycle* (other than motor cycles) excluding rubber tyres and tubes and chains but Includ- ing iron and steel bolts and nuta adapted for use on cy- cles and also steering tubes screws.

X-Ray films . . ..

30a

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Publio sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

E.I.

303 Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding X-Ray films.

(0 A. U. for manufacture of calen- dars, printing of posters, pam- phlets, screen printing and la- bels, process blocks, dye tonned publicity slides and translitea for advertising purposes.

(") Applications for import of (0) colour papers and (J) colouu chemicals for processing of of colour films and colour papers will be considered by the re- gional licensing authorities.

Film strips, slides and micro

304

films.

Applications from educational In- stitutions for Import of Film Strips of scientific and educa- tional character, will be con- sidered by CC.L, & E., New Delhi, in consultation with the Ministry of Education and Youth Services.

A. U. on restricted basis in COL-

B.I.

303

sultatlon with D.G.T.D. Photographic Instruments, appa- ratus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix

Nil

308 (*) Parts of clocks .

—45.

Detailed policy Is given in Appendix

Nil

—45-

(e) Time pieces, U., one day alarm dock and parts there- of.

SECTION U—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART IV~ooncltL

, 308—contd.

S. No.

W) Watches and parts thereof .

Nil.

E.I.

Aims and ammunitions .

NIL

316J

317

E.I. (for cartrid- ges). E.I.

Nil.

Cartridge cases, filled and em-

pty.

(a) Artists' brushes Including

E.I.

Nil.

3M

Hog's hair biushe*.

32* (a) Fishing hooks . 70 Golf balli. „ .

Nil Nil

A.U. for export production only

A.U. applications from recognised

dubs will be considered by

C.C.I. & E, New Delhi.

j?) Others . . ..

Nil A. U. for Co-operative Societies for Import of fishing lines made of plastics.

Nil

Postage (tamps, whether used

334

or unused.

(£0 A. U. applications from spOrt

goods industry for import of

nylon guts will be considered.

(1) Applications from individual

collectors of stamps (as dis-

tinct from dealers) who pursue

this hobby on an exchange

basis, will be considered by

C.C.I. & E. New Delhi Licen-

ces, where issued, will be

without exchange control copy

Empty gelatine captuleB

Nil

"37

(2) Please also see Appendix 22.

(0 A. U. for import of empty

hard gelatine capsules of sizes

3, 4 and 5.

(it) A. U. on restricted basis for

import of empty hard gelatine

capsules of sices other than

those covered by remark (0

above1

Nil

Synthetic (tones . .

339

A. U. tor import of rough syn-

thetic stones other than white

and red for export production

only.

PARTV

A. U. for export production

Starch and farina .

Nil

4

only.

Nil

6

(i)A. U. for (terns other than

Quebracho extract and chest-

nut extract.

Dyeing and tanning (ubstoncos,

all sorts, not otherwise speci-

fied, excluding wattle ex-

tracts and the articles specified

In S. N o. 5 of this Part of this

*-1nd"le.

SECTION D—contd.

I ² 3 4

fPART V—^oatd.

8

Detailed policy is gived in Appendix

18.

Greases all sorts, not otherwise

specified, including petroleum

Jellies, paraffin wax and mic-

rocrysttlline wax.

Cod liver Oil . ..

Nil A. U. for import of cod oil for 9

export production only.

10 Fish oil including whale oil not otherwise specified, exclud- ing cod liver oil :-

(0) Sperm oil , , ,

Nil A. U. for madufacture of

Pickers.

(*>) Others

Nil A. U. for export production

only.

N il

Fish oil and whale oil hardened

A. U. for export production OLIJ .

•11

and hydrogenated.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

<*3

Essences containing spirit used

for the manufacture of beve-

rages.

.14

Nil (X) A. U. for import of Antimo ore. Zinc Ore/Concentrate • Lead Ore/Concentrate.

(a) A. U. for import of jpathic iron

MetalLc Ores, all sorts, except

Ochres and oihcr pigruent ores

but including antimony ons

In lump, powder, or concen-

trated form.

ore for Vanaspati industry.

(3) A, U. for import of Manganese

ore for manufacture of dxy

batteries,,

Nil

I(") Gilsonlte

-"5.

A. V. for the manuracture of

paints, vamlshtt and printing

Inks*

Detailed policy is given In Appen-

•17

dix 18.

(a) Transformer Oil, Insulating

Oil, Switch Oil and all torn

of Mineral Oili, >not Otherwise

specified, other than Liquid

Paraffin, White Oil, Textile

Finishing OU, Textile Fibre

Oil and Batching Oil for

Fibres.

Detailed policy is given In Appen-

(6) White oil

dix 181

N Please see para. 3 (6) Of Appendix (0 Liquid paraffin

SECTION n—contd.

I

3 4

ART P—contd.

Detailed policy is given in Appen- 18

dix 18.

Kerosene ; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motor spirit which has its clashing point below one hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer.

Detailed policy Is given in Appen- 20

dix 18.

Lubricating oil, that la, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lub- ricating excluding any mineral oil which haa its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer.

Detailed policy is given In Ap- 22 (b) Other Chemicals

••

pendix 28.

Nil Policy is given in Appendix 28.

Gas cylinders when imported

22-A

filled with gas.

Detailed policy Is given in Appen- Copper, green (ferrous sul-

24

••

dix 28,

phate).

Sulphur:—

25

(a) Non-processed elemental/ ••

non-reflned recovered sulphur.

Requirements of actual uMrs wilt be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Nil

(6) Processed sulphur (all grades)

A. U. for import of imoluble 20% oil treated sulphur for Rubbed Coir Industries.

Nil *

36

A. U. for import of natural dense soda ash for export production,

only.

Soda ash, including calcined na- tural soda and manufactured sesquicarbonates.

Detailed policy is given in Ap- 27

••

pendix 28.

Hea\y chemicals, the following, namely, Magnesium chloride.

The following chemicals, name-

38

l y-

(a) Alum (ammonia alum, po- '

tash alum and soda alum.)

Detailed policy is given' In A p-

• *

pendix 28.

(b) Magnesium sulphate or ' hydrated magnesium sul- phate.

SECTION U—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART K—contd.

The following chemicals, name- ly, cadmium sulphate, cobalt oxide, liquid gold for glass making, selenium and ura- nium oxide:

(a) Selenium and Selenium

A. U. Import of Selenium will

NU

be allowed In all forms. dioxide.

(fc) Others

Detailed policy Is given In

Appendix 28.

30

Detailed policy is given in Appen-

••

dix 28.

Potassium bichromate, sodium bichromate and chromic add.

31 The following chemicals, drugs and medicines, namely :—

Detailed policy is given in Appen-

dix 28.

(a) Acetic, Carbolic, Citric, Hy- drochloric, Nitric, Oxalic Sulphuric, Tartaric and any other acids excluding chromic acids, anhydrOui amonia, naphthalene, Po-J tassium chlorate. Potassium cyanide and other Potas- sium compounds bicarbo- nates of soda, bOiax, so- dium cyanide, eodiumai- Hcate, arsenic, calcium carbide, glycerine, lead, magnesium and zinc compounds, not Other- wise specified.

A.U. for export production onjy.

. Nil

¹ (a) Harmless food Colours.

34-37

Nil

(J) Water and oil colours . E.1,

(e) Pigment water finishes and] Nil A. U.I for import of pigments fbj

export production only.

Mains for leather and shoes,

!d) Raw materials for paints NU

specified elsewhere.

(0 A. U. for import of raw materials mentioned in Ap- pendix 29.

(it) A. U. for imprt of r—

(a)Pearls for manufacture of

simulated pearlB.

(t) Pearl essence for manu- facture of simulated pearlt and acrylic plastic sheets,

("tf) A. U. for import of P, G- Red Oxide for manufacturer of paints.

SECTION H-contd.

I ² 3

4

fART V—contd.

S. No. 34.37 (

(to) Import of the following Itemi

will not be permitted :—

(i) Phthaloeyanlne Blue,

(2) Ultramarine Blue.

(3) Prussian Blue

(4) Cement Colour*.

(5) Cuprous Oxide.

(6) Chrome colour and Burnt

wick Green.

(7) Aluminium Paste, Powder.

(8) Zinc Oxide.

(9) Litharage with lead.

(10) Oil/Spirit Soluble colout

Dyes tuffs other than thoie

allowed for Import ai per

Appendix 29.

(11) Mica Powder.

(12) China Clay.

(13) Napthenate Drier*.

(14) Phenolic, Urea, Melamlne

Alkyd and MaleiC Retini

(15) Coal Tar Naptha.

(16) Toluidine Red.

(17) Dipendne.

(18) Pine OH

(19) Ethyl Acetate.

(ao) Hydrate of Aluminia and

Glass White.

(21) Lithopone.

(2a) Cadmium Red.

(23) Cobalt acetate.

(24) Mercury Oxide.

(23) Toluol/Toluene

(26) Octoate drier*.

SECTION II—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 34—37 Cd">—contd,

(iO A. U. for import of Red lead

for manufacture of Air-craft

batteries.

(") Titanium Dioxide

Nil Requirements of actual men will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Red Book.

(J) Llthopone

Nil Requirements of actual ujers for manufacture Of rubber rollers and other rubber goods, will be met by imports through Public Bector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Nil

<(h) Blanc ftte . . ,

A. U. on restricted basis for manu-

facture of acid resisting cement.

0)  Ceramic  Colour*                  Nil     A.  U.
(fc)  Bronze  powder            .     Nil     A.  U.

Nil A. U. for import of the following items for export production only 1—

(0 Other manufactured paints,

distempers, varnishes and

lacquers.

(i) Colours, (2) Tap lacquers,

Base lacquers and Thinners

suitable for plastic metaliz-

in"j (3) Paints and Var-

nishes, (4) Soap colours (per-

missible categories).

Nil Import will normally be arranged through the S.T.C¹ for meeting the requirements of actual users.

Explosives, namely : blasting

gunpowder, blasting gelatine,

blasting dynamite, blasting 10-

burite, blasting tonite and

all other tortt including deto-

naton and blasting fuse.

(a) Rock phosphate, Mineral

Nil

.40

phOfpharv.

The import of this Hem is canalised

through public sector agency.

Please see Section III of this

Red Book.

(ft) Sodium Nitrate (Chilean

Nil

nitrite).

Requirements of acual users will

be met by imports through Public

lector agency. Please see Section

III of this Red Book.

CO CO Muriate of potash . "

(ff) Sulphate of potash,

• Nil

The import of these items is

canolised through public sector

agency. Please see Section III

of thin Red Book.

(d) Sulphate of Ammonia

(") Urea (fertilizer grade).

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART V-contd.

E.I.

(1) (6) Rubber Contraceptives

Nil

4i

Nil A. U. on restricted basis subject

to Appendix 30.

(I'O Giant motor, motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bi- cycle tyreB and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes tnd flaps including solid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-tho road tyres and tubes.

A. tr. on restricted basis subject¹

Nil

to Appendix 30.

(fit) Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes, and fleps ex- cluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere.

Nil A. U. for battery manufacturer* ("c) Rubber battery containers.

on restricted basis.

Nit

(0) Rubber thread . ',

(1) A. U. for import of bare rubber thread of over 60 gauges.

(a) A. U. on restricted basis for import of rubber thread upto. 60 gauge of heat resisting quality.

A. U. on restricted basis for

NU

(iv) Others

Import of Rubber battery' separators.

Nil (1;

4

) A. U. on restricted basis for import of the following types of wood for specified end-uses shown against them :—

Types of wood End-Use 2(a)(i) Wood erd timber all sorts, not otherwise specified, including all sorts of orna- mental wood but exclud- ing agarwood, plywood, sandal wood, tagarwood, laminated wood and veneer.

(0 Persimmon Shuttles for Juta

wood, (in- industry- consultation with Jute Com- missioner, Calcutta).

(K) Beach wood, Jute mill woodea Douglas Fir accessories other (In consulta- than Jute mill tion with picking sticks, Jute Com- bobbins, box missioner, backs, lay Calcutta). race*, loom lay blocks, and shuttles.

SECTION U—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART V—contd. -S. No."43 (a) (0 -contd.

(MI) Birch, Beach, Bobbin* for tex- Maple and tile industry. Douglas Fir. (in consul- tation with Textile Com- missioner, Bombay).

(ID) Ash, Mulbery Sports good*,

and beach wood, (in consultation with DGTD)

NOTE :—Applicants must speci- fy clearly the type of wood desired to be Imported.

(2)A.U. for import of timber* for manufacture of textile shuttles in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(3) A. U. for import of willow clefts for eporti goodi ln- dustiy.

(4) A. U. for import of pencil slats. Import requirements of actual users will be determined in relation to actual production of pencils by the applicant unit during the calendar year 1969. The valuo of licence* will be calculated at 60 paist per grosB of pencils actually produced by the applicant unit during twelve months from I-1-1969 to 31-12-1969.

(5) Requirements of corkwood of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Wood pulp

A. U.

Nil

43

Nil (1) Import policy for Newsprint will 44

be announced later.

White printing paper (excluding kid marked paper which con- tains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre content*).

(2) The import policy for licea*- Ing of specialised requirement* of newpapers is given In Appendix 8.

(3) Please also see Appendix 16.

SECTION H—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART V—contd.

Nil

Paste board, mill board, card

45-A

board and straw board, all sorts.

(i) A. U. applications will!" be- considered for specific, end uses as mentioned ia- Appendix 16.

/" Import of the following types of' boards will not be permitted 1—

(0 Straw board,

(u) Mill board.

(*S) Card boaid (other thatt-

black centred).

(iv) Grey board.

(tO Corrugated board,

(w) Ivory and fine boards.

Nil

47 Wool raw and wool tops Includ- ing wool waste shoddy wool and woollen rags.

Requiroments 01 actual users will* be met on restricted basis by imports through Public sector agency. Please see Section I II of this Red Book.

(2) A. U. applications from manu- facturers of wool tops for imports of topsol combing oil- will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay in consultation with Textile Commissioner!, Bombay.

61

Nil A. U. for export production only.- Diamonds unset and imported uncut excluding bort and in- dustrial diamonds.

(6) Suit-case locks , 1

63

- Nil A. U. for export production only.

(c) Hingea . . . J

65

(1) Licences will not be valid for machines and spare parts for machinery mentioned in Appen-

dix 35.

(1—4) Articles of machinery not otherwise specified, in thli schedule except when required for the textile industries, tea industry, iron and steel pro- duction works, electric supply undertakings, mines and quarries :—

'2) Licences issued under thh S. No. will not be valid for Import of electric hoist blocks upto 10 tons capacity and cooling towers.

Detailed licensing policy Is given ir>

Appendix 31.

tfO Ciuema machinery (includ- ing studio equipment and projectioD and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cinema films).

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART F-contd.

S. No. 65(1—4)—cmtd.

(iv) Petroleum and gaawell drill- Nil A. U. applications will be considered < ing equipment.

by C.C.I., New Delhi in con- sultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, and Mines and Metals, New Delhi,

Nil (1) A. U. for import of cotnponenti.

(0) (") Ak conditioners, package 1 type other than room air- 1 conditioners. Y

(W) Import of the under mentioned) components will not, however,. be permitted :

(f>) Other types. j

I. Components for Air-eonditiontrt

(Packag* Type) 1

1. Compressor*. 2. Evaporators. 3. Condensers. 4. Chillers. 5. Receivers. 6. Thormostnts. 7. Expansion valve. 8. Dryers and Dehydraton. 9. Filters. 10. Switches. 11. Grilles and ducklings. 12. Hot stamped fittings. 13. Fans and Blowers.

I], Componmti for nattr eooltri %

1. Compressor. 2. Thermostat. 3. Cut-outs. 4. Expansion valve. 5. Filters and dryers. 6. Switches. 7. Hot stamped fitting*. 8. Stainless "reel tanks and'

basins^

9. Relays,

[II. Component* far Compressor ]

(1 H.P. to ij H.P.) t—

1. Pistons. 2. Connecting rods. 3. Crankshaft, 4. Relays.

SECTION II—contd.

^{1 2} 3 4

.PART V~contd.

S No. 65(1—4)(V) (a)&(b)~contd.

5. Cut-cuts. 6. Dome. 7. Cylinder heads. 8. Compressor block. 9. Discharge valve.

10. Suction valve. 11. Straltor and Rotor. 12. Oaiket.

(vif) The following road making, haulage earth moving equip* ments : —

(a) Wheeled and Crawler ' Nil

tractors above 50 D.B.H.P.

A. U. applications will be considef- ed by C.C.I., New Delhi for imports from available source* on the recommendations of the sponsoring authorities concerned.

(6) Shovels, excavators,

motorised graders, vi- brating soil compactors, vibrators, stone crush- ers, Stone granula- tors, Tar and Bitumen boilers/sprayers, core drilling machine, con- crete mixers, asphglt , mixers, mortar mills, motorised scrapers and towed scrapers, doz- zers (all types), loaders, concrete screens, road forms, road tampers. Spreaders and finishers, dragline and winches, ofl-the-Highway dum- pers and dumper wa- gons not built on con- ventional chassis.

Nil

(%) Machinery required for other Industries and Undertakings.

(I) A. U. subject to Appendix 33. Applications for import 0) machinery and equipment will be considered in terms of the provisions contained In Chap- ter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1970.

SECTION II—contd.

1 a 3 4

PART K—contd.

S- No. 65 (1—4)(x)—contd.

(3) A. U. applications from Oil Companies will be considered bv CCI&E..New Delhi, i j,

(4) A. U. for import*of single purpose or double purpose machines costing Rs. 12,600 to Rs. IJ,7JO each for manu- facture of watch parts.

(5) Import of (0 ri arming \ Mac- hinery and (it) Machinery or parts required for Betting up new factories to cruan bones will not be allowed.

Detailed licensing policy la given in Appendix 31.

(5) (1) Pans of cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also in- cluding sound recording ap- paratus for production of cinema filmsj.

E.T.

Nil

(it) Parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning machinery other than domestic refri- gerators.

Nil

B.I.

(ft) (a) Spare parts of Machinery falling under S. No. 63 (.1—4) O0(/>)/v.

E.T.

(1) A.U.

(2) A. U. licences will niv be

valid for imporort of spare Parts of machinery mentioned in Appendix 35.

(Hi) Parts of machinery when re- quired for Industries and un- dertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S, No. 65 (i— 4)0") (1) "nd (ft)/V.

(3) A. U. licences will not bo valid for import of items men- tioned in Apperdii *

(ID) Industrial Knives . Nil A. U. for import of policy knives, sheer knives, clipper knives and chipper knives for export production only.

65 (1

S) (a) Office machines and pira thereof which arc manaually operated or worked by power

(W) Duplicators, Power driven NU A. U. for import of spare pirti of Power driven duplicator* of imported makes.

7—28 C.C.I.

SECTION n—contd.

I

² 3 4

PART V—corud.

S.

Nil

No: 65 (6)—contd. (11Y) Other office machines

(I) A. U. for components for the manufacture of office machines.

(a) A. U. on restricted bui" for spare parts for maintenance o( imported machines.

A. U. for export production 66 Automatic Electrical control NU

only.

switches.

Nil

67(0

(1) A. U. applications from newB- paper cstabllshmet and qua- lity printrrs as denned In Appendix 9 for Import of printing machinery required for replacement or develop- ment purposes will be consider- ed by the CCI, New Delhi sub)ect to Appendix 35. The applicants are required to furnish the additional inform- ation along wich their appli- cations In the proforma apre"- cribed in Appendix 9.

(2) A.U. for import of photogra- phic plates and films foj quality printers.

(3) A. U. for import Of type casting machines for type foundries.

(i) Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses, composing sticks, chases, Imposing tables, litho- graphic stones, stereo blocks, wood blocks, half-tone blocks, electro- typo blocks, process blocks, toller moulds, roller frames and stocks, lithographic map tollers, standing screw and hot presses, perforating machines, gold blocking presses, galley presses, proof presses, arming pressses co- pperplate priitiig presses, rctl- inc presses, ruling machine, ruling pen making machines, lead cutters, rule cutters, slug cutters, type casting machines, type setting and casting ma- chines paper In rOlb with side perforations to be used after further perforation for type casting, rule bending machines, rule mtosing ma- chines, bronzing machines, stereotyping apparatus, pa- per folding machines pag- ing machines, but excluding ink and paper and sets of mats when imported as ad- vertising material in con- nection with exposed film, Treadle Printing Presses or presses Of predominantly tradlc type and Roller composition.

(MI; k.'llci Composition .

A, U. for export production

NU

only.

(I) A. U.

E.I.

67 (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause (t) above, excluding those covered by Serial N0.68 of Part V of this Schedule.

SECTION n—contd.

I ² 3 4

*PART V—contd.

S. No. 67(2)—contd.

specifically adopted for use on monotype supercaaUng ma- chines, and bearing specifl makers' catalogue number*.

8.1. (1) A. U. applications from textile mills will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E, Bombay^subject^to Appendix 34.

(a) Rubber Blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses including require- ments of cloth processing machines, viz., printing sanforizing, etc.

(2) A. U. for Master Printers.

Nil

(b) Rubber hoses required for

the Oil Injustry.

A. U. for oil companies on res- tricted basis in consultation

with the DGTD

Nil

• Jt-A

(i)A. U. applications will be considered by Jt. CCI & E., Bombay, subject to Append!?. 34.

Hosiery needles for hosiery ma- chinery find kniting ma- chines whether Operated by manual labour Or mechanical power.

(a) Applications from the Hosiery manufacturers registcred/li- cenicd under Industries (Devc- bpmtnt and Reputation) Act will be considered by ft. C.C'I. & E., Bombay, on the recommendration of the Tex- tile Commissioner, Bom- bay,

(3) Applications from the Hosiery manufacturers' Associations on behBlf of their members who are not registered/licensed under the Industries (Develop- ment and Regulation) Act will be considered by Jt. C.C.I. & E., Bombay on the recommenration of the Director of Industries Of the State concerned.

(11) Parti of lifts ,

•70

E.I. A. U. for import of component parts for manufacture Of lifts

S.T.C.

E.I.

.74 (0 Wheeled and Crawler Trac- tors upto and including jo Draw Bar Hone Power

E.I.

(Hi) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural Implements.

(1) Requests from individual tractor owners for special requirements of tractor parts will be consider- ed for small values if they are nor In a position to procure their requirement* from entablithed

SECTION n—contd.

4

I 2 3

PART V— contd.

S. No. 74 ("Yi)—contd.

importers. The applications- should be made direct to tho- regional licensing authorities concerned duly recommended' by the Tehsildar/State Director

of Agriculture concerned.

(a) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricul- tural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D/> Part II.

(3) Import of ball and roller bear- ings mentioned in Appendix 14 and roilerss/needle rollers men- tioned in remarks column against S. No. g(g)IJl will not be allow- ed as spares or as CKD part*.

(4) The requirements of high car- bon steel plain discs other than those mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Port II and coulter, scallop- ed cutaway discs will be met' from the stock Imported by. S.T.C.

(5) This S. No. also covers spare* for tractors falling under S. No. 65(1—4)(cH)(a)/V.

Nil

(v) Power driven agricultural machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Ro- tary Hoes and Rotary Tiller*.

A. U. applications for import of coffee pulping and curing ma- chinery from Coffee industry will be considered by the JCCI & E., Madras.

B.I.

(c") Parts of power driven agri-

cultural machinery.

A. U. applications for import of spare parts of pewer driven sprayers from Coffee and Tea industries will be considered by the liecnslng authorities "• indicated below in consultation* with the DG.T.D. 1—

Coffee industry J.C.C.I. & E.,

Madras.

Tea industry . JCCI & E., Cal-

cutta.

Nil

75

Dairy and Poultrx Farm equip- ment, not otherwise specified and component part* thereof.

(i)A. U. for approved dairy and poultry farms for import Of equjprrent for replacement! purpose* only.

SECTION II—could.

I ³ 3 4

tPART V— contd.

S. No, 7S—eontd.

(2) A. U. for approved manufactur-

ers of dairy and poultry equip-

ment for import of components

for the manufacture Of complete

equipments.

13) A. U. for import of iipare parti

for maintenance purposes.

(4) Licences will not be valid for

import of the items mentioned

in Appendix 3J.

Nil (1) A. U. The import will be allowed in the manner indicated below:—

76 (a) Industrial Sewing Machine*

and parts thereof which

are manually operated 01

wcrksd by power and re-

quired for their Operation

less than one quarter bom*

power.

{a) Industrial sew- Applications

ing machines will be con-

and components/ sidercd by the

ipare pan* the- regional licens-

reOf other than ing authoHtJea

over lock, flai in consultation

lock and chain with D.G.T.D.

Jock machines.

(t) Flat lock and ") (t) Applications

chain lock from textile

machines. mills will be

considered by

fW" JCCI & E.,

(

chinei (on the consultation

basis of 50% with Textile

indigenous Commission-

•nd 50% im- \ er.

ported.) J

(.<>) Application!

from the

Hosiery good*

manufacturer*

registered un-

der Industr-

lei (Develop-

ment and

Regulation)

Act will be

considered by

JCCI & E.t

Bombay, on

the recom-

mendation of

Toxtlle Com-

missioner.

SECTION n—contd.

I

² I 4

PART F-LCDid.

S. Nc. ntiaZ—ctmtd.

(iii) Applications

from the - Hosiery gooda manufacturer • not register- ed under In- dustries (De- velopment and Regula- tion) Act will be con- dered by JCCI & E., Bombay, o n ', the recom- mendation of the Director of Industrie* of the State • - conceiiied.

A. U. The Import will be allcwed ir>-

Nil

the manner indicated belcw i—

76 (i) Industrial Sewing Machine! and parts thereof which are worked by power and require for their operation one quar- ter horse power and above.

(t) Induntrial sew- Applisaticnt will ing machine* be considered by and spare pan* the JCCI & E., exclusively used Bombay in con- in the textile suits tic n with industry and Textile Corn- required for re- missioner. Bom- placement pur- bay. posee.

(2) Industrll sew- Applications from )ng machines ucits other than and compo- textile mills will ments/spflre be considered by parts thereof the regional 11- othcr than over- censing au- lock flat lock thorities in con- and chain lock sultation with machines. D.G.T.D.

(3) Overlock sew- ") (0 AppHcatJon* .

Ing machines from textile (on the basis milli will be Of 50% indi- coasidered by genous and JCCI & E JO% import- . Bombay, In cd). r consultation

with Textile (4) Flat lock and Commission-

Chain lock ". industrial icwinjj ma-

chines.

SECTION U—Contd.

I ³ 3 A

PART V—comd.

S. No. 76 (D)—contd.

(11") Application!

iiQTn th" Hosiery good* manufacturer* registered un- der Industr- ies (Develop- ment and Regulation) Act will be considered by JCCI & B., Bombay, on the recom- mendation of Textile CommisBioner.

(111) Application!

from the Hosiery goodi manufacturer! not registered under Indus- tries (Deve- lopment and Regulation) Act will b" considered by 1CCI & £ Bombay, on the recom- mendation of the Director of Industrie! Of the State concerned.

Notti 1

(l) Permissible spare parts of indus- trial sewing machines will be allowed clearance upto 5% of th" face value of licences only when imported along with the consignments of Industrial sewing machines falling under serial number 76/V, even though such spare parts may be differently classfiable. Imports of such spare parti from a country other thin the country from which the in- dustrial sewing machines are imported will not be permitt- ed.

SECTION U—cu"nl.

2 3

4

PART V— contd.

S. No.75(6)—"W<*.

(2) Industrial sewing machines fall-

ing under S. No. 76/V, are those

machines (either complete Or

head,with or without other parts)

whose landed cost with duty ex-

ceeds the amounts shown below

and which are generally used Ibi

Industrial Or commercial pur-

poses by tailors, hosiery Ox

leather worki for stitching

heavy clothing, hosiery or

leather, etc.:

Rs.

Complete machines

whether hand oj

foot . .. 590

Machine in parts :—

Head . .. 393

Cover . .. 40

Stand (treadle and

table) . .. 160

Base . .. 30

Hand attachment . 15

N. B.~The value In respect of Head,

Cover, Stand (treadle and

table) Base and Hand at-

tachment ai Indicated above

will be applicable only when

these Itemi aro Imponod

*ith the machines.

Nil [(f) A.U. on restricted basis.

U1 Needle* for "11 industrial

sewing machinei'

(if) Import of needles for Industrial

Sewing Machine of ijzes spe-

cified below will not be pm-

mitted —

Equivalent

SingeT

Size

system Size Needles

Class & Cant- variety, logue

No.

2

1

3

4 3

16x87 (2055) 14 16 34 90 34 R 0 50

16 70 187 100 216 287

SECTION U—contd.

I

•

3

4

FART K-contd.

S. No. 76(c)—(Wirrf.

2

1

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SECTION U—contd.

I 3

4

3

PART T^-contd.

S. No. 76(c)-co"rd.

Six 1 iaa5) TT _ 71

p*

" 14 foi My po

1033 A

pp

16 .. TOO

i6xa

(ao8a)    14        ..        9^
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(3770) 14 .. 9o

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431 B 43S S

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18 .. 110

Detailed policy f" B'^en In Appen-

B.I.

78 (0 Hearing-aids "nd P"T'"

dii 38.

thereof.

Nil

(iii) Tape and wire recorders, all soi" and parts thereof.

(0 A. U. applications from fljm-

Studios for import of magnetic

perforated films will he con-

sidered by the J.C.C-I. & E.

Bombay, Madrai and Calcutta

on the recommendation of the

Regional Advisory Committee*

on Raw FUmi.

(tf) Detailed policy is given in

Appendix 38.

(fo) Public address equipments

and parts thereof: —

Detailed policy is given In Appen-

Nil

(1) Amplifiers

dix 38.

Nil

(a'j Loudspeaker*

A. U. for manufacturers of loud^

speakers (Paper cone type/PreS-

sur" unit type) in the small *c*lo

sector for import of the following

components: —

Loudtptahtn (Paptr ami typt)

Detailed policy fi given In Ap-

pendix 38.

SECTION II—contd.

I

1

3

4

PART V -contd.

S. No. 78 (\v}—*omd.

Loxdsytaktrs (Priisurtunu typt)

t. Special adhesive. '

2. Enamelled copper wire thinner than 44 SWG. 63 paise

)• per loud-

3- Al'i ninium wind- [ speaker.

irig wire. 1

4. Voice coil lead 1 wire, J

Nil

(5) Microphones .

Detailed policy is given (n Ap-

pendix 38.

(p) Heating elements

Mil

A. U. for import of specialised requirements of heating ricmems omer than Nichrome Heating (Tubular type) upto 7<0°C in ChK>me-nickel steel and copper tubing.

NJ1

(w'tY) Yirn and cloth toning rn"- chines including other typci of textile testing machine*

A. U. application* from textile industry will be considered by- JCCI & E., Bombay subiect to Appendit 34.

(

Nil

(t) A.U. for import of the follow-

ing items: —

(a) Therraostatic electric controls- fot the regulation of tempera- ture of energy in-put in elec- trically heated system.

(6) Specialised electrical ins^u- ments and apparatus, other than those under S. No. 39/11 and other S. Nos. in the I.T.C. Schedule. Import of PH me- ter electrodes, PH meters, and Pish Finders will be allowed on restricted basis. Import of PH meters accuracy PIj o- 075 PH will not be ullowed. (a) Licences will not be valid for

import of flourescent lamps starters, glow switches, electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sons, electric coin-opcraied ticket i"-' suing and personal platform wci ghing machines, crystal blanks, timken illuminated Outdoor sign flashes and time-switches Coffee Roasters, Cooking Ranges, Fur- naces and Ovena, Oysers, Grin- ders, Heaters tnd Stores, Irons-.

SECTION II—contd.

1 3

4

3

•PART V- contd.

S. No. 78 (11) —•contd.

Kettles, Toasters, Water Hcatert 81 Boilers, Electrical Appliance! and, electric bulbs falling under Sl. No. 38-A/IL

E.I.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) "nd

Elcctro-medica! apparttui aad

parts thereof n.o.s. including

ultra violet and infra red lampi

for medical treatment.

A. U .on restricted basU for impon

of (/) diagnostic equipment over

and above 500 MA capacity "nd

(it) X-Ray, therapy, gamma raj

therapy equipment.

(2) A.U. for import of ultra-violet

lamps (Germcidial lamp") re-

quired for use In the pharma-

ceutical industry.

(3) Import of the following item)

will not be allowed:—

1. Round Winding Wires, "uper

enamelled- all gauges upto

45 gauge including double

cotton insulated or cottOD

paper insulated.

2. Bakelite tubes, insulation ta-

pes, triacetate foil.

3. Siawr Cables.

4. Protection plates uwd In

conjunction wiih screen &•-

mes and Spot film devoea.

3. Selenium plate* and Silicon

Rectified plates.

6. P.V.C. Sleevings.

7. Assorted kerns like Pin"

JCrews, nuts, waahcrS, lock

rings, worm screws etc.

8. Aluminium filters.

9. Mechanical Hand timer*.

10. Anode Control Devices.

11. Wire Rope Assemblies.

12. All kinds of rubber parts.

13. Electrode arms with extension

pieces.

14. Rotary switches upto 8 posi-

tions and Toggle Switche* of all types.

SECTION n—contd.

I 3

PART V—crmtti.

S N o. 79—contd.

Nil 87 Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, ^ aeroplane engines, aeroplane engine parts ami rubber tyres and tubes used exclusively for aeroplanes.

88 AJ1 manufactured articles ai.r) materials used in aircraft con- struction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrationsandany othir technical publications imported for the purpose of maintenance, repair and over- haul of aircraft, aeroengines and tht-ir instruments and equipments; provided that nothiiiglall-.tiBundei thisdes- 1 cription shall be deemed to 1 full under other Serial N o. of 1 this Schedule. J 3

4

15. High frequency fuses "nd

Special miniature fuses.

16. Focussed lamps.

17. RectlafierS used In diatherrxy circuits.

IS. Protective Aprons.

19. Fluorescent Screens.

20. Intensifying Screens.

21. Cassets.

(1) Licences will be granted tc actual users, approved stockists and distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Li- cences will not 1 t valid for import of the sizes of aero tyres / covers and tubes mentioned In Appendix 30. Application should be made to C.C.I. & E.. N tw Delhi by 30-9-1970.

(2) Import of the following item!

will not be allowed:—

(i) Varn'sh shellac to approved spccificsiicn N o. BSSX 18.

(it) High flying Oxygen to ap- proved aircraft specification.

(11O Thinner to approved aiicraft Specification and Cellulose Nitrate Dope to specification A.N.T.T.D. 514-3 and clear dope to specification N o. D T D, 751-3.

(.to) Aircraft solders grades A&B' to B.S. Specification N o. 219/49-

(c) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 85- amphour battery type No . 6A 13 R T.

(oO HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20 AH Batteries Pt. N o. 12 T A - 9 B.

Vii) Aviation Mcthanol.

SECTION H—contd.

I

2 3 4

PART V— contd.

S. N o. 87-S8—contd.

(viii^ Rust and Grease Romorer, conforming to specification

MIL-M-10578 B.

(ix) Transparent Cellulose self adhesive tape conforming to specification CS-2500C.

(x) Transparent P.V.C. Self Ad- hesive Tape Water-proof con- forming to specification DBF- 1313.

(xi) Industrial Cloth Tape Witer- proof (ivhite) jonfornvng to Specification DEF-1^14.

C*tV) Tape ini^ritlfying coafortn- ing to specification DTJF- 1314.

(*u") Isopropyi Alcohol to speci-

fication BS-1595.

(tif) Aerolite 306 Glue aad H*r-

dener,

(xv) Water rinsible Puliii Re- mover Conforming to Speci- fication No. 756 B.

(xvi) AlkalincRust-Recnovin com- pound conforming to Speci- fica'non No. 903.

(xw'i) Emulslflcr and Detergent conforming to Specification No. 44 5A.

(xviii) Heavy Daty Cirbon & P"int Remover conforming to Specification No. 5541.

(xix) Red Dye Penetrant, Pene- trant Remover and Deve- loper conforming to Speci- fication No, 929.

(jai) Cleaning compound for Mr- craft exterior surfaces con- form;ng to Specification No. 5507.

(in') Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint remover conforming to speci- fication No. 5538.

SECTION H—contd.

t 2

3 4

-PART V—contd.

S- No. 87-88—contd.

(xxil) Aluminium Alloy Sheets to approved aircraft Spociflcm- tiotis 2L4, 2Li6, 2L17. LJ9, L60 and L6r.

Gcxiti) Aircraft Plywood to BS "nd

1ST Specifications.

(xxiv) Brass Rods to specification

DTD 627.

(.ixti) Glider Launching cables.

89 Ships and other vessles for In- * Nil (1) Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up pur- poses will be considered by C.C.I, in consultation with the Directoi General of Shipping. Bombay.

land and harbour navigation including steamers, launches, boacs and frigates imported entire 01 In section, provided that articles of machinery as defined in Item No, 72 or No, 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, X934. shall, when separately imported not be deemed to be included hereunder.

90 Light ships

(2) A. U. applications for import of cargo vessels, fishing vessels, ship equipment which cross Indian Customs Border will b" considered by C.C.I., New Delhi for import from available sources on the recornmcndacion of Ml- nistry of Shipping & Transport in consultation with the Depart- ment uf Defence Production and D.G.T.D

91 Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for steam sailing rowing and other vessels.

B.I. Nil

•92 (c) Weighing machines and parts

thereof.

Nil A. U. for import of che followinf O) CO Others

items: -

(1) Beam Compasses.

(2) Black Board Compasses.

(3) Bow Compasses,

(4) Dividers.

(5) Drawing Boards.

(6) Drawing Board Trestlos.

(7) Drawing instrument bo"oi

and Sets,

(8) Drawing pens.

(9) Hilf Sets and Loose Draw-

ing Instruments,

SECTION n—contd.

I 3

3

4

PART K~<"ntd.

S. N o. 92(#)(3)—oontd.

(10) Printing Frames.

( n) Proportional Compasses..

(12) Spring Bows.

(13) " T" Squares.

92 {tri) Micro Eardrum hearing E.I.

Nil

aids.

(1) A. U. for Import of the fol- (n) Others . . ..

E.I.

lowing items: —

(0) CuromcterS for tob"cc0

industry.

(b) Tyre retreading equip-

ment.

(c) Pressure regulators with Or

without gauges.

(2) A. U. applicat'oi,s from sugsr industry for import of contrfl and measuring instruments will be considered.

(3) A. U. applications from textile and textile accessories industries wl] be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay in consultation with Tactile Commissioner, Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

(4) A. U. for import of Oil me-

terS for Tea industry.

(5) A. U. licences will not b" valid for import of items men- tioned in Appendix 5.

Nil

93-94 (o)(0 Goggles, sun-glasses, glare

glasses.

A.U. for import of glare glasses foT- export production only.

(ID) Rough blanks other tkin Nil

A. U. on restricted basis.

bifocal blanks.

Nil

E.I.

(d) Scientific and medical In- cluding surgical Instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof, made wholly/ mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/mainly of glax¹; includ- ing laboratory glassware.

SECTION n—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART V—comd. .S. No. 93-94—contd.

H.I.

(e) Medical including Surgical instruments, equipment and appliances and parts tliereof not made mamfy of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

A. U. applications from hospitals educational and technical institu- tions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E., New Delhi on restricted basis. Ap- plications should be submitted by 30-9-IQ70. L'cences issued for th.s sub-item will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

Nil

E.I.

(/) Sc cntific insrrumrms, equi- pment and appliances and parts thcicof not made mainly of rubtier nnd also not made mainly ol glass.

Nil

(1) A. U. for imnort of Metallur-

gical microscopes.

(g) Microscopes and acces- sories and parts thereof. Microscope slides and cover glasses, Brlncll's microscopes and parts thereof.

(2) A. U. for Import of raw ma- terials and components speci- fied in Appendix 44 for manu- facture °f microscopes,

(3) Import of micrascopc slidei and csver glasses will not bo allowed.

E.I.

;j) Dental instruments, equip- ment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

A. U. applications from hospitals for import of these goods will be considered by CCI&E., New Delhi, on restricted basis. Ap- plications should be submitted by 30-9-1970.

'JS (a) Tennis balls , . "

A. U, for import of valve bladders

for export production only.

L Nil

(6) Squash balls .

(c) Others

£>8 Asbestos raw . . ..

A.U.

Nil

ICII Cellulose acetate dikes, mould- Nil

ing powder and sheets.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for import of cellulose acetate flakes

and sheets.

(2) Import of cellulose acetate moulding powder will not b" allowed.

Nil

loi-A Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose acetate propionate.

A. U. for manufacturers of foun- tain pins a il bill point p en

o.ily.

soi-G Cellulose ac:tate film scrap . Nil A. U. Dr manufacture of lacquers

and bangles.

5-28 C.C.I.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V— contd.

101-D Cellulose nitrate sheets, rods Nil

and tubes.

(1) Requirements of cellulose nitrate sheets find flakes of actual users will be met by imports, through public sector agency Please see Section III of this Red Bock.

(2) A.U. for import of cellulose

nitrate rods and tubes.

(3) Import of cellulose nitrate tubes Of external diameter 3/4* and above will not be permitted.

Pclicv is given against S. No. 113-

Nil

101-E Chloride moulding powder.

I/V.

A. U. Import of Diamond Powacr

Nil

will not be allowed.

104 Diamonds, Industrial, natural and synthetic, in all forms in- cluding diamond grit and powder.

A. U. for expert production on)).

Nil

105 Fibreboards (e.g., hardhoards and insulating boards) ex- cluding plywood and vulca- nised fibre sheets.

Nil (1) A. U. for import of Carbon, bluck for manufacturer of rub- ber goods, paint", inks, caibcn papers and lead blips.

106 Gas b)ack, tbermatomic black, acetylene black and carbon black also including lamp black.

(2) A. U. f^r i'tiport of Acetylene black (Soot) for manufacture of Dry battery calls.

Nil

no Nickel Cntplyst

A. U. on restricted basis for Va- naipati Industry. Applications will be considered by Jt. C.C.I. & E. (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendation of the Directorate of Sugar and Vanas- pati.

Nil (1) A. U. on restricted besis.

HI Phenol formaldehyde moulding

powder.

(2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of general pur- pose or electrical grade mould- ing powders.

"| A. U. for import of:—

Nil

II2(fl) Phenol formaldehyde resinous

| (a) Tubes whe- Electrical Indus- sheetSj tubes, rods and other materials.

ther paper try.

SECTION II—contd.

i 1

4

3

PART V— contd. S. No, 112—contd.

tascd or fabric bai ed and/or paper based rods.

(6) Thermosetting synthetic resin bonded laminated sheets, tubes, rods and other materials with paper Or fabric base.

}1

(c) Copper clad laminates with

paper phenolic base.

1

(b) Cast Pheno- Bangle Industry, lie resinous tubes.

(c) Cast Pheno- Button Indubiry.

lie resinous sheets and rods.

Nil

113 Acrylic plastic moulding pow-

der, sheets, rods and tubes.

(1) A. U. for import Of moulding powder and Methyl Methacrylate monomer.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for button manufacturers for import of Pcarlascent variety of sheet* only.

(3) A. U. for import of acrylic sheets scrap for the manufacture of Acrylic sheets.

(4) A. U. for import of transparent

acrylic sheets thinner than I -I mm for manufacture of watch protectors. Import of other non- pearlascent variety sheets will not be allowed.

(5) Import of reds and tubes will

not be permitted.

Ni)

nq-A To'.y vinyl cblondc plastic

sheets (Unsupported),

A. U. for import of rigid unplastl- ci7ed sheets with vicat sf'iiening point above 70⁰ C only for the manufacture of industrial items. At the timo of clearance of goods, the licensee will be re- quired to produce a certificate irom foreign supplier/manufac- turer to the effect that the material imported conforms to the required specifications.

Nil

113-C Polystyrene . . ..

A. U. for import of both general purpose and hjgh impact grades of Polystyrene for export pro- duoin only. Import of ex- pandable Polystyrene will not be permitted.

Nil A. U. for manufacture of Adhesives 113 D Polyvinyl acetete resin p.cwder .

only.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART V— contd.

Nil

Poly vinyl butyral resin ,

(i) A. U. for manufacture of Po- 113-E

lyvinyl Butyral foils.

(2) Polyvinyl Butyral foils in any form will not be covered under this Serial No.

Nii

113-F

A. U. on restricted basis.

Polyvinylidcne chloride .

Polyvinyl formal and Polyvinyl Nil A. U. on restricted basis. 113-G

Acctol.

Polyvinyl chloride resin powders

U3-H

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for im- port of PVC resins for manu- facture of storage batteries.

P.V.C. composition including

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

U3-I

moulding powder.

Nil

113-K Polytetra FluorOcthylenc Resins (filled, unfilled or pigmented) and products thereof.

(i)A. U. for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pig- mented) for manufacture of PTFE products.

(2) Imports of PTFE sheets, rods, tubes, ropes and tapes will not be permitted. However, appli- cations from actual users of these products will be consi- dered for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pig- mented) for getting the same processed by manufacturers of the PTFE products.

(3) Imports of spi jial induitrial components will be allowed on restricted basis.

Stereo flojigs . . ..

A. U. for:—

E.I.

(a) Newspaper Applications will Industry. be considered by the CCI, New Delhi a" per Appendix 8.

(£) Block mak- ing and engra- ving indus- tries.

Synthetic resins, all sorts, not

116

otherwise specified—

(1) Requirements Of melacmine pure

Nil

("') Phenolic Urea, Melamlne, Alkyds and Maleic resins.

of actual users under the policy for registered exporters will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please See Section III of this Red Book.

SECTION U—contd.

2

4

I

3

V —contd.

PART

S. No.

116—contd.

(2) A.U. for import of other items for export production only.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(it) Synthetic Ion Exchange

Rosins.

(1) A.U.

Nil

(2) A,U, on restricted basisiior

import of EpOxy resins.

(fo) Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o,s., other than those covered by S.No. n 6(0/ V, S. No. ii6("")/Vand

IIO(MO/V.

(3) Requirements of acrylic resin of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

(4) Licences will not be valid for the import of High Styreno resins and synthetic resins in semi-liquid form containing volatile solvents which can be easily separated from resins and also dispersions and emulsion of synthetic resins which are classifiable under S. Nos. 34— 37/V.

(5) Licences will not be valid for the import of Copolymer bead* of Divinyl Benzene Styrene.

Policy is indicated against S. No. Textile Printing Dyes

•

117

I-B of Part III.

A. U. for expert production only.

Nil

Urea-formaldehyde moulding

118

powder.

Nil

Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods

H9

and tubes.

A. U. for import of vulcanised fibre sheets for insulation pur- poses in the manufacture of electrical goods and for manu- facture of rail jointings an^ abrasives.

AH articles not ouierwise speci-

132

fied in the Schedule: -

Nil

[(0 Plastic materials, not other-

wise specified.

(1) A. U. for import of polyestei film for the manufacture of metallic yarn.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of polyester film for industries other than me*allic yarn.

SECTION n--contd.

I 2

4

3

FART V— contd.

SrNo. \2i—contd.

(3) A. U. on rcsrricted rn'is for i m p o rt (if Polyester L i 'i u i Kd films.

(4¹) A. U. en ri'si-icicd bays for niH>i)i L of P u n s t er metiHised film.

(5) A. U. "ti restricted ! ^r, s for import of Polyvinyl lSuti;al resin sheets only for manufacture of safely glass.

(6) A. U. for import of Nylon strip extruded (Pnlyamjd strips oriented TI.H.) Tensile strength 57,000 lbs per sq. inch.

(7) A. U. on restricted basis for import of other items falling under this sub-serial number.

(8) Please see remark against S.

No. I22(xlbc)/V.

Nil

(if) Fluorspar

(1) A. U. for import of Acid giade fluorspar for manufacture of Hydrofluoric acid.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis: —

(i) for import of Acid grade fluorspar for the manufacture

of Vitreous Enamel Frit.

(if) for import of Acid grade fluorspar for Steel casting foundries in consultation with the DGTD.

Nil

(tit) Bkach'ng earth~(such as Fuller's Earth Fulment, Tonsil, etc.).

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for import of activated bleaching earth for cotton s?cd oil required by Vanaspati industry.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of activated bleaching earth for bleaching deep co- loured oils such as refined cotton seed oil, refined castor oil, palm oil and refined linseed oil,

{viii) Snap fosterers

Nil Nil

(ix) Cryolite

A. U. for export product OJ Only. Requirements Of actual users wilj be met on rettricted basis by imports through public Sector agency. Please sec Section I II of this Red Book.

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART V - c o n t d.

S. N o. i zz —;ontd.

A.U. for export production only.

(*) C a s un . . ..

Nil.

Nil

(jri) Flint sLOnesJ .

A. U. on rcstr'ctcd basis for lighter industry and for manu- facture of riiixhiuiical toys.

Nil

(via) Staple fibre tops and other synthetic and iHoteinous fibre tops.

Import of synthetic fibre/tow will be allowed through die S.T.C. to iht; extent recommended by the Textile Comm ssiorK-r, Bom- bay.

Nil

(xv) Staple fibre including syn- thetic protdnous cut

fibres.

(1) Requirements of all synthetic non cellulose fibres including Polyester fibre of actual users will be met in restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section I II of this Red Book.

(2) A. U. for import of synthetic fibre filter cloth (orher than that for textile purposes).

Nil

(jcxt'O Feathers

A.U.

Nil

(icjctv) Filter candles

A. U. for the manufacturers of

water filters.

(x\v) riastic moulding "powder, Nil

not oiheiwise specified.

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will bo met by imports through public sector agency:—

(t) Nylon moulding powder

(Polyamide).

(2) Polypropylene (on restricted

basis).

Please see Section III of this Red

Book.

(ii) A. U. on restricted basis for import of other items falling under this S. No.

(xxvi) Vanadium pentoxide ca- Nil A. U. for export production only. talyst.

Nil (I) A. U. for import of Res'n/Flux and Fluxes dntioxidants for ex- port production only.

(wcw'O Fluxitf soldcri ng paste and fluxes for gas or arc weld- ing, melting and refining metals.

SECTION U—contd.

1 a

3

4

PART V— contd.

J22 (xrvuV-contd.

(2) A. U. for import of special flux (Linde submerged flux 50 X 8 X 48").

Nil

(xxix) Filter aids

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(xxxti) Glass mineral, slag vrtso], fibre glass and products thereof.

A. U. for import of electrical varnished glass cloth and tape, varnished fibre glass sleeving, fibre glass insulated flexible wires, and laminated fibre glass sheets for export production only.

Nil A. U. for import of alabaster oni C**) Gypsum

restricted basis.

Nil

Oilii) LaborBtoryware made of

A.U.

Silica.

Nil A.U.

(xKii) Silicaware equipment! for sulphuric, hydiochlorjc and nitric acid plants and Ceramic equipments for chlorine plants.

Nil A. U. Licences will not be valid (xlw) Silicon . . ..

for import of silica gel.

(xlv) Petroleum coke , . Nil A. U. on restricted basis for import

of calcined petroleum coke.

(*Zix) Stamping foils (film-base) Nil A. U. applicatiors from actual users engaged in the under- mentioned uses will be considered on restricted basis for import of Polyster films (S. No. 122 (t)/V) which can be converted into Btamping foils from the indige- nous manufacturers :—

(t) Fountain pens.

(i"0 Bangles.

(lti) Plastic and Fancy leather

goods.

(ru) Pencils.

(v) Shoes.

(w) Sports goods.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

(0 Yeast food and yeast

Culture.

SECTION U—ctmu.

I 2

3

f

PART V—caneld. S- No. 122—contd.

Nil (1) A- U. on restricted basis.

CO Others .

(2) Import of the following items

will be allowed without any

face value restriction.

(0 Mexican fibre for manufac-

ture of fibre polishing wheels

for polishing purposes.

(11) Sable hair for manufacture

of Sable hair artist brushes.

(m) Epg Albumen for manufac-

ture of Crown Corks.

(ID) Nakhla (cattle Huh wing) for

facture of Agarbatties.

(3) Import of Polyurcthene foam and Cerium Oxide will not be allowed.

PART VI

Detailed licensing policy Is given Machine Tools

in Appendix II.

si:cTION in

Lis?t of items the import of which is canalised through Public Sector agencies.

a?

SECTION ni

PART—A

List of Items, th" Import of which Is caaaliiod through tho State

Trading Agencies

Description

System of licensing.

Canalising agency

S. No. and Pan of the ITC Schedule

X

3

3

4

PART II

I7WC0 • • (1) Platinum (2) Palladium

MMTC MMTC

PART III

Sojium nitrile .

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities 1 (a) .

STC

I-B

Aniline oil.

STC

PART IV

Copra . . .. STC

38.

To be released to actual users on the recommendation of the sponsoring authorities.

Hops

STC

41.

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

STC "1

60(0) .

Mutton tallow

Soyabean oil . .. STC }•

6i(")

Palm oil .

STC J

To be released to actual users on the recorrtmendatkon of the sponsoring authorities.

"l(6) .

Powdered milk .

Indian Dairy Corporation.

Release orders to be (issued by licensing

authorities.

(1) Sulphadlmidine. ,

\ I ° 9 .1

(2) Amldo pyrine

(3) Analgin

(4) Phenabarbitone .

sre

(5) Piperazine and Its salts .

Reli^se orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

(6) Vitamin Bi .

(7) Vitamin B2

SECTION III—contd.

1 23

4

TV—centd. 87, 109 contd.

PART S. No.

1

(8) Folic a d dj

(9) ChloramphcnicOl .

(10) Streptomycin sulphate

(11) Sulphathiozolc

(12) Sulphadilazine . , I

(13) Sulphamethazlne .

(14) Tetracycline

nfi.

. 35 mm raw stock (whether black or white or colour) excluding sound negative.

. Graphite . . . ..

122.

172.

. Raw silk . . .. Central Silk Board.

j ReicEfr bt&tn -i ' c issued by hcensing authorities.

. Nylon yfljn ar.d thrcori c t h ti S IC

177.

than industrial nylon yarn.

To br rtftBtrr¹ -< actual users on the recommendation Of sponsoring [ autho- rities.

266.

. M e r c u ry . . .. M M TC

Release orders to ti iotu^d by licencing authorities.

3O2.

X-Rty films. . . . STC

To "b? reltaatd tu actual uisrs on the re;am neudatlon of spons^n ng autho-

rides.

PART

v

12,31.

. (1) Ammonium nitrate—, technical grade

(2) Cresyllc add

(3) Formic acid.

(]) Dodecyl benzene .

STC

(5) Pentaerythritol

Release Orders to be issued by licensiup; authoritiia.

(6J Tartaric acid .

(7) Meta amiaophenol

(8 ) Urea (chemical grodc)

(9) Cyno^pyridine . . ,

SECTION HI—con f.!.

a

3

K—contd.

PART

. Non-processed elemental/ WMTC

25(<0 •

non-refined recovered sul- phur.

To |be rcaleased to- actual users bu [ canalising agency.

. Titanium dioxide

STC1 |

34-37(8) .

. Lithopone . . .. STC J

Release Orders to be ] issued by licensing authorities. 3,-37(/) .

MMTC

. Rock phosphate. Mineral

4°(a) .

phosphate.

To be released to actual user3 by canalising agency.

. Sodium Nitrate (Chi) can STC

40(6)

Nitrate)

Release r Orders to be- issued by licensing authorities.

. Muriate of Potash (Potassium MMTC

40("X"1 •

¹

chloride other than Indus- trial grade).

+o(c)(iO

. Sulphate of Potash

MMTC

, Sulphate Of Amrr.onia .

To be "released to actual users by canaliiing agency.

tofrf)

MMTC

MMTC

. Urea (fertilizer jrftdft)

4X0 •

C o r k w o od . . ..

STC

42(a) fi)

Release Orders to be issued bv ]]- censing auclior'- ue".

STC

47

cludjnj, wvOl '.visti;, ^Vi_iri-*7 w:>ol aai w o j i i in u^,-,.

To be releauvl 10 actual users on ihe recommendiiron Of sponsoring autho- rities.

Cellulose nitrate sheet* and i'TC

101-D

flak:

¹

Melamlae pure .

STC

Ii6(0

Acrylic resla^

II6(JC)

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

sre

Cryolite . . ..

STCi

I22(&)

J

STC

I22(*U)

All9ftiiht:ii:¹ non-csii. '03-fib- res iicl"dl^2 pcMu-r fibr=.

To be released to pctuol users on tbc r-vcomnieruittdon of sponsoring authori- ties.

STC

(1) Polypropylf >>

I22(X%")

ReUrwc orders to be

C2)Nj'lonmould:'i" •••-•vJsr . STC

lHHi'tci ny licensing authorities.

}

SECTION HI—concld.

PART B

List of items, the Import of which is canalised through the State Trad- ing Agencies for specified end products or categories of Importers.

Description

Canalising

agency

System of licensing S. No. and Part of the ITC Schedule

1

a

3

4

Iteni No. 12 in

MMTC

Schedule'C In Appendix 41.

Release orders to be Issued by licensing authorities.

Stainless steel (for non- priority industries other than those for whom there is a ban on Import of this item, under the A.U. policy).

Do.

Hinduttan Steel Limited.

Item No. 12 in Schedule 'D' in Appendix 41.

BP sheets either in coils or in cut lengths (Hot Rolled and Cold Rolled) for manufacture of drums, barrels and steel furni- ture.

Do.

Tiaplatc tor manufacture of Open top sanitary cans.)

Hlnduttan Steel Limited.

Iteti Na. 19 iri Sch=lule'D' in Appendix 41.

MMTC

Non-ferrOU3 metals, namely Lead, Zinc, Tin, Copper, Nickel and Aluminium.

43-A'I, '4+W/I. 45(a)/I,47/I,4S/I anl 13'n.

Release orders to be issued by the li- censing authorities for meeting the re- quirements of in- custries Other than priony industries and for all imports from Rupee Area. Release orJcn will also be issued for Tin in the case of a priority Unit, ihe requirements of which are not more than 16 tonnej.

JNoiE :—L'etaiied pi'"cet)mt loj uulu usiCB of applications by actual

useit IE m r "t of hems included in tnis Section is %iv en in Chspn-r IV OJ Jir.pcr* Trade Control Hand Book of Kulet &rd Ptcceauifj 197c.

SECTION IV

Policy for items licensable to Established Importers 9—G. of I.

SECTION IV

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED

IMPORTERS

NOTES 1—

(0 The licensing authority will be the regional licensing authority concerned un- less otherwise specified.

(3) The ettablished importers will have imerchangeability in tl.e utilisation of their quota licences as indicated in the Annexure to this section- The condi- tions and restrictions applicable to the import of any good" againBt 1 icences issued for Rpecific items will spply to such goods even if Imported against licence(s) for other item(s) under the concession of interchangeabiliiy provided in thJi policy.

(3) Quoti licences for import of goods from U.S.A. under U. S. AID will not be granted if the entitlement works out to less than Rs. 82,500/-. The established importers whose entitlements come to less thanRs. 82,500/- can, however, nomi- nate an agent or an indenting house to import on their behalf.

Part & Description Import

Remarks

S.No. of Policy

thel.T.C, Schedule

1 2 3

4

FART IT

29 Power driven road rollers 10% on (1) Quota licences will bo valid for import of spare parts of road rollers subject to the follow- ing conditions :—

and component parts imports thereof. of spate parts Or il % on imports of complete road rol- lers.

(f) tho import of items men- tioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be permitted only within the face value res- triction prescribed therein.

00 the Import of items men- tioned in List I of Appendix 26 will not be allowed.

(a) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences. 1

(1) Not more than 10% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of the under- 3o (f)(M) Spare parts of diesel en- 20% or 4% qines other than spares for on import! roaJ vehicular type diesel of complete engines—Others engines.

mentioned Items:—• (0 Cylinder blocks. (rY) Base plates. (Hi) Flywheels. (iv) Flywheel keys

121

SECTION TV—contd.

I 3

3 4

PART //—contd.

S. No. 3o(/) (""0— contd.

(2) Import of spare parts specified in Appendix 4-A will be allowed upto the extent indicated against them.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(4) Additional licences will be issued to established importers on a quota of 10% on the basis of imports of spare parts or 2% on imports of complete engines for import from U.S.A. under U.S. AID. The concession of interchangcability allowed under remark (3) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

31 (6) Parts of Petrol, Gas and Kerosene Engines.

20% (1) Quota licences will be granted to established importers for im- ports from U. S. A, under U. S. AID only.

(2) Import of spare parts specified in Appendix 4-B will be allowed upto the extent indicated ageing r them.

32 (") Pins of Motoio

7j% °r (1) Please see Annexure to this i j% on Section regarding intercbange- lrnporta of ability of qutoa licences, complete motor*, (a) Additional licences will be granted to established importers on a quota of 20% from U.S.A. under U. S. AID. The concession of interchangeability allowed under remark (1) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

(3) Import of the following itcmi

wfll not be permitted:—

(a) Commutators for D.C. motors

upto 20 H.P.

(jb) Segments of commutators for

motors of all sizes .

(e) Carbon Brushes except special types (Electrographitlc gradrc- and brushes of odd dies) quired as spares.

SECTION IV—contd.

1 a

3 4

PART 11—contd.

S-No. 32—contd.

(7i) Parts of Generator*

5 % or (1) PleMe see Annexure to ihis i l% on Section regarding interchange- imports of ability of quota licences. complete generator*, (a) Import of the following items will

not bo permitted !—

(") Commutators for D.C. motors

upto 10 H.P.

(*) Carbon Brushes except of special type* of odd (lies required as spares.

36 (5) Component parts as de- 33i% (0 Quota licences will be valid only for import of spare parts of machinery other than those men- tioned in Appendix 35.

(it) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject to the following conditions :—

fined in Import Tariff item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) of S. No. 36 of Part II, excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(a) the import of items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be permitted only within the face value restriction pres- cribed therein.

(b) the import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26 will not be allowed.

(jit) Import of the following items will be allowed in the manner indicated below : —

(a) Oil Seals, cap screws, bolts and nuts specialty adapted for me In this type of machi- nery (upto 2\% of the face value of quota licences).

(b) Safety hooks, cage chain, sus- pension gear and wire rope capplea (upto j% of ihe face value of quota licences).

(") Electric control gear which are specially designed for machlnei like coal cutter (upto 3% of the face value of quota licences).

(iv) Please see Annexure to this Sec- tion regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

I 2

3

4

PART //—contd. S. No. 36 (5)_contd.

(0) Import of boiler fittings will be allowed on production of a certificate as prescribed in Appendix 35.

(vt) Quota licences will not be valid for import of Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery.

(tn'O The licensing authority for this

item will be JCCI&E., Calcutta.

•A (c) Studio electric "nd projector

38-

" i%

bulbs.

(<) Quota licence* will t~c valid for studio bulbs conforming to T. S.S. 1075 of 1961 or Ttt equi- valent and protector bulbi con- forming to B. S. S. 13M of IQ60 or Its equivalent. Onl) upto 50% of the face vtlue of (be licence issued can be uti- lised for import of proftctoi bulb*.

(it) Please aee Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

b) Carbons . . ..

(1) Quota Hctncei will be valid fcr 4<5<

24%

the Import of t—

Cinema arc carbons whether finished or semi-finished, other than those mentioned below :— High Intensity Carbont. With the following diameters and in all

lengths:

Negative] PoHttve 5 mm 6 mo? 6 mm 7 mm 7 mm 8 mm 8 mm 9 mm

Low Intensity Carbons.

With the following diameters and in

all lengths:

Negative Positive 7 mm 10 mm mm 12 m "

(if) Plea#e aee Annexure to this section regarding Interchange- ability of quota licences.

(Hi) Additional licences will be Issued to cstabliihed importers on a quota of 20% trorn U.S.A

under U.S. AID. The con- cession of interchangeablli ty allowed under remark (it) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

(iv) The licensing authority for this hem will t* Jt, C.C I. & E. Bombay.

SECTION lV—contd.

• ^{2 3} 4

PART /J—concld.

5 (6)—confrf.

S. No. 41

0 0) The sale, transfer or disposal In whtttTer manner of tt" Imported Cintmt Carbons tboold be made only IU accordance with the direction! of the J.C.CI. & E., Bombay.

( vi) Csrboru Imponed against quota licence* will be sold at prices fixed by the J.C.CI. & E., Bombay.

(0 Henrlr.K aid batteriei

30%

46-A

(0 Please iee Annciure to thli

Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota

licences.

i*0 Upto 30% of the face value

of qneta licences can be uti-

lised for import of Batten

Rechargers exclusively meant

for charting hearing aid bat-

teries.

(""") Quota licences will not be valid

for import of I.R. 1 a nd I.R.

6 types of batteries.

PART 111

7i% o'

il% on Import ot com- plete machine

4(5) Ci In ft tt Ii ol cl Hi

a

proponent parti, exciud-

ig hosiery needle* as di-

ned In item No. 71(3) of

le Fir"t Schedule to the

ldlan Tariff Act, IQ34J

f machinery specified In

l u io (1), (a), (3) "nd (4)

1 S. No. 4 of Part III, but

[eluding those covered by

erlal No. 68 of Part V of

ill Schedule.

(1) Quota licences will be valid

only for spare parts of ma.

chines permissible in terms of

Appendix 34. Import of spare

parts specifically banned in the

:s said Appendix will not be

allowed This restriction will

not, howeverj apply to spare

parts of foreign made machines

provided the particular make

and/Or model is having no

indigenous angle.

(a) Licences to sole telling agents

and indenting houses for import

of spare parts of textile ma-

chinery will be granted upto

5% of the Import of complete

cotton textile machine* fallinc-

under S. N01, 4 (j) (3) „£

(4) of Part Til made against

their own licences under the

Capital Goods Scheme or li-

cences issued in favouv of

Actual users.

13) The licensing authority tor this

item will be J.C.CI & E

Bombay

(4) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

I a 3 4

PART III—concld.

7i% 01 (1) Licences will be valid for import of only spare parts specified in Appendix 13.

n%

5(3;) Componentparti as defined

in Import Tariff Item No.

72(3) of machinery ipecl-

hcd under S. No. J ( I ) / I II

eicludng thoie coveted by

Serial No. 68 of Part V

of this Schedule.

OD inn-

ports of

complete

machine*.

(a) Applications from sole telling

agents and indenting home* for

the Import of spare parti of

textile machinery will be con-

sidered and licence* will be

granted upto 5% of the Importa

of complete cotton textile ma-

chines falling under S. No,

5(1), III made by them against

their own licences under the

C. O. Scheme or licences issued

In favour of actual users. Li-

cences issued under this pro-

vision can be utilised for Impoit

of such spare pans (mechanical

and electrical) of those foreign

made machlnea of imported

origin and/or model(s) and

m"ke((i) of which the licensees

are the sole selling agents pro-

vided such parts are not speci-

fically banned elsewnere in the

I.T.C. Policy.

(3) The licensing authority for this

Item will be JCCI&B, Bombay.

(4) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota Gcencdes,

PART IV

21

rn.o.f.1] N i l'

(*) (1) Fruits, fresh, all aorta

excluding coconuts,

:d 01 Mil

(ft) Bruits, dried, taltt

1 Import will be permitted accord

| ing to the procedure to be noti-

y fled later.

1

Q.O.I.

preserved all torts,

excluding date*.

f" Oatei .

Nil Import will be permitted accord- ing to the procedure to^be noti- fied later.

83 , Ale, Beei, portcfj dder and c

ither 4%

ferontnted liquors.

(0 Quota licences Issued for thin S.

No. will be valid for Import of

only Wines, Brandy and whisky

and Bitters falling under 3. Nos.

83/IV. 84/IV and 89 (

respectively,

SECTION IV—contd.

3 4

i

*

:

PART 77—contd.

S, No. 82—contd.

(M) Quota licences will be granted only to those established im- porters who are in possession of valid Excise licences.

(///) Quota licences may also be granted to established importers who are not in possession of valid Exciso licences, subject to following conditions :—

(a) The goods on arrival will be bonded into Customs Warehouse; and

(W The bonded goods will be allowed clearance from the Customs Warehouse by a person/persons who is/are in possession of a valid Excise licence.

83;, i Wines . .

84 Brandy, gin and whisky

4%T (') Quota licences issued for these Y S. Nos. will also be valid for 4%J import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (")/IV. Quota licences issued for S. No. 84/IV will not, however, be valid for import of Gin.

C*0 Please see Annexure to this Sec- tion forinterchangcability of quota licences.

(iff) Same as remarks (it) and (wQ

against S, No. 82/IV.

(iv) Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 83/IV and 84/IV will be subject to condition specified in remark (w) against S. No. 82/IV.

4% (0 Quota licences will be valid

for imports of liqueurs only.

85 Spirits excluding essences con- taining spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule^ > • • •

SECTION IV—contd.

I 2 3

4

PART IV— contd.

S. No. 85—contd.

(fl) Same remarks "u at (fl) (#0

and (fo) against S. No. 82/IV.

(til) Quota licences will not be valid for import of toilet requisites containing spirit.

7,109I Drugs and medicines

Detailed licensing policy given in Appendix 19.

105 Mineral oils, not included in Item No. 27 (4) or Item No. 27 (6) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps.

106 Mineral Oil:—

(fi Detailed policy is given in

Appendix 18.

C"V) The licensing authority for these items will be CC.I. & E.. New Delhi.

(a) Which has its flashing point at or above two hundred degree of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and is ordi- narily used for the batch- ing of jute or other fibres.

(ft) Which has its flashing point at or above one hundred and fifty degree of Fah- renheit's thermometer, is not suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordi- narily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenlc purposes.

116 Cinematograph films, not ex- 74% (1) Quota licences will be valid only posed.

for import of :— (a) 35 mm sound film. (ft)ri6 mm colour negative and

' positive.

(3) Quota licences will be granted subject to the following condi- tions :— (a) that the sale, transfer, or disposal in whatsoever man- ner of these imported goods shall be made only in accord- ance with the directions of the regional licensing authorities at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras;

SECTION TV—contd.

I Z

3 4

PART /r—contd.

S. No. 116— contd.

(ft) the quantity and value of

films to be imported shall be

determined only with the

prior approval of the licensing

authority;

(<;) that the raw film imported

will be sold_by the established

importer* and/or their agent*/

retailers at a price to be fixed

by the licensing authority.

(3) Applications from established lv-

poiters for import of perforated

magnetic films against their aunt*

licences for this item will bi

considered by the JCCI & B.,

Bombay/Calcutta/Madras.

Ul Please tee Section III of This Red-Book

117 Cinematograph films, exposed

(0 Import of clnematc graph

films, exposed (feature filrni)

will be allowed through tbe

S.T.D, New Delhi.

educational films will be

considered from established

importers on the basis of their

past imports of educational

films and licence* granted

on a quota of 160%.

The applicants are re-

quired to produce sarii~

factory evidence to show

that the films are educational

in nature and tire required

for exhibition in schools and

colleges and other educa-

tional institutions. For this

purpose, rhe intending im-

porters should furnish full

particulars about the films as

follows :

(u) Whether the film desired

to be Imported has been

produced by a non-com-

niercial Organisation such

as the various bodies of

the United Nations, the

Red Cross and so on.

Picofs in this respect may

be furnished.

SECTION IV—contd.

I ² 3 4

PART tr—coaxA.

S. No. wj~contd,

(6) Whether the film is being

imported by a firm which

is not Otherwise engaged

normally in the exhibition

of cinema films.

(e) Literature relating to the

films sought to be imported

should be furnished to the

Licensing Authority.

(d) Whether the film is

being imported against any

specific Orders from an

educational institution Or

any other similar body.

(ftt) Applications for Import of

educational films from tolt

distributor* of well known

foreign producer*, who

are not eligible to

obtain licences as established

importers in terms ol

remark (if) above will also

be considered by C.C.I. & B.

New Delhi, in consulta-

tion with the Ministry of Edu-

cation and Youth Services.

Applications should be sub-

mitted by 30-9-1970 along

with particulars about the films

as Indicated in remark (>>')

above.

(in) Licences against S. No. H7/1V

will bo Tuned subject to the

following conditions 1—

,'a) chat cinematograph films

exposed owned wholly 01 In

pan, by nationals of Union

of South Africa, South

West Africa, Rhodesia and

Portugal or produced Ic

these countries by o" Ir

collaboration with national!)

of these or other countries,

wholly or In part with locales

in the Union of South

Africa, Sooth Wen Africa,

Rhodesia, and Portugal, will

not be permitted}

njthat on arrival of the

Imported films at the air-

port or sea-port, the Im-

porter shall furnish a dec-

laration to the customs

authorities that the fllns

does not contravene the

condition mention**! at

(a) aborc.

SECTION IV—contd.

I 2 3 4

PART IV—contd.

144

100%

(/') PUT skins of leopard, tiger, deer, rabbit, fox, cat "nd other wild animals and reptiles skint

;i) Detailed policy ij given in 169

Appendix 21.

1.10% + Supple- mentary licences.

Standard technical books or' books of reference concerning law and legal practice, 01 for use In connection with medi- cal practice, scientific re- neaich or industrial processes

170

(2) Navigational charts of Indian Coast including the Chart Nos. which are produced in the country have been indicated in List III ef Appendix21. Foreign equivalcrte of such navigational charts will not be allowed to be imported.

B >oks, printed including covers for printed books, mapi, charts and plans, proof*, mu- sic manuscripts and illustra- tions specially made for bind- ing in books but excluding books falling under Serial No, 169 of this part of this Sche- dule.

(b) Garage Tools

27?

;4% (0 Licences granted will be valid only for the Items detailed to Appendix 25.

(tf) Up to 10% of the face Tthie of Ucencet for garage tools may be utilised for import of spare parts of permissible types of garage tools which •re not classified elsewhere against any other S. No. eni Port of the I.T.C. Sche- dule.

("") Please sec Annexuoe to this Section regard ing inteichnnge ability of quota licences.

(w) Additional licences will be issued to established importers on a quota of 50% fot import from USA under U.S. AID. The concession of interchange- ability allowed under remark ("Vi) above will not be appli cable to the additional li- cences.

2S6 (6) Parts ot typewrite™ excluding

typewriter ribbons.

(ii Import of the following items will be allowed within the face value limits indicated against each 1—

(a) Servicing tools except the following types of tools, namely— . 1%

(1) Twist drills. Centre drllli.

Counter sunk drills.

•% on toe basii of imports of con* plett typ* writers.

(2) Reamers*' (3) Milling cutterB.

(4) Threading taps and dies. (5) Files (6) Fret Saws, piercing sawi.

SECTION IV—contd.

I

3 4

rART IV—contd.

S. N o. J86 (b) contd.

(7) St-40006 Knife stone.

(8) St-4°O98-Fl"tflle.

(9) St-40125-RlmttcFleistone

(10) St-40128-Cone stone.

(11) St-40129-Flat stone.

(ia) St-4or3O triangle store.

(13) St-4&I74-Square atont.

(14) St-40175 Round stont.

(15) St-40176 Trlan"le stonf.

(r6) St-4Or77 Square stone.

(17) St-40180 Warding file.

(*) Typewriter 8crcw".

(c) Key cups. Key rings, printed Key card or Key tops in single pieces or In the form of Key board and rub- ber shells for typewriter rollers.

(d) Ballbearings not gpc- 3%

dried in Appendix 14 tnd steel balls for use as spare parts of type- writers.

(t) Tools (permissible j

types) for servicing of office machines. j

(*)

Quora licences issued for this Sub-

S. N o. will be valid for import of

ipare parts of other office machine*

falling under S. No. 65(6)("XffO/V,

( 3) Import of main body framed wi'l not be permitted.

5 Motor Vehicle Parts

Detailed policy for these items,

-

It given In Appendix 26.

297

hotographic negative* arx

CO Quota licences will be Issued

i pilnt- 4%

303 P

subject to the conditions t h a i-

X-Ray

ing pnper, excluding n im&.

fa) At least i o% of their face

value must be utilised for

import of the following

Items 1—

fO Procesa plates (other

than ordinary dry

pl"te").

SECTION IV—contd.

1

3

4

3

PART IV -contd,

S. No. 303—contd.

(W) Films required by

printing Industry.

(*) The established importeii will

ensure that goods imported

against these licences are told

by them and/or their agents/

retailers at price! not ex-

ceeding 45% over the prices

prevailinR prior to 6tb June

1966.

CO Quota licences may be utlliitd

for import of the following

items to the extent lndicateu

against each regardless of their

classification 1—

(a) Photographic flash bulbs apto

40%

(b) Accessories, the follow-

ing upto 2\% 1—

(1) Dark Room Safe Light

filter.

(a) Dry mount*.

(3) Dry mounting tissues

(4) Tank Developing (eithoi

rubber, porcelain, earth-

enware, plastics or itaio-

leas Bteel).

("0 Quota licences will not b"

ralid for import of photographic

printing paper (black ana white

•nd sensitized papers based

on ferro-prusslate diazeammonis

tnd ammonia bromide paper

used for taking blue prinU foi

- tracing engineering drawings.

{in) Please see Annexure to this

Section for Interchangeability ot

quot* licences.

2%

305 Photographic Inatrumenn eppa--

ratun and appliance* other

than cinema, all sorts not

otherwise specified, "ad pans

'.hereof.

(0 Quota licences will be valid

for import of Blectro-Cii-

dlographs and ipare parts of

photographic instruments, ap-

paratus other than cinema, alt

sorts n.o.".

[if) Upto 40% of the face value 0'

quota licences issued for thl"

item can be utilised for Import

of 1—

(a) Exposure meter* ;

(ft) Range finders j

SECTION IV—contd.

1 4

PART IV—contd.

S. No, ^05—contd.

(c) Comer* filters 1

(

(") Accessories and attachments

•ud tpue parts thereof j

(/) Accumulator* (dry and wet

batteries for photographic

•lectronic flash units).

(WO Not more than 30% of tb"

face value of quota llcencei can

be utilised for the import ol

cameras other thin boi ctmerai,

costing Rs. 400 or above.

(fc) Please see Annexure to this

Section for Interchangeablllty of

quota licences.

30 S (d) \T8tcK-s and ro"" thereof

— (0 Applications from establsbcd

importers for Import of partn

of watchn can be licensed

on th" basis of quota of 5%.

UO Not more than 80% of th" face

value of quota Ucancat can

be atiliiod for Import of watch

movement!.

NOFB.—Watch movements for

Import Trade Control pur-

poses will constitute a me-

chansim of watch not In-

cluding case, die] and

hands.

('(/) Licences will not be valid

for import of gold watch

cases. Licences will not also

be valid for import of other

watch cases whose ci.f. price

is less than Rs. 50 per dozen,

The import of parts of such

watch cases except glass will

not be permitted.

(

licence or R*. 500 whichever is

higher can be utilised for

Import of natural oil stones,

watch maker's tools and eye

glasMi.

SECTION YV—contd.

- 3 4

PART IV— cortd.

3 I ; - T I6 Aims Bud ammunition

4% (0 Quota licences will be valid onl t'T import of cartridge c"ie QUed or empty lallingander S

No. 317 of Part IV.

S.No. 317/IV.

4*/.

Cartridge cases filled and err piy,

(0 Licences will be granted only tc holders of licences (inchidinf Impon licences) under the Indian Arms Act and Rules. Th( applicants thould, however, pro- duce along with their application! " certificate in original from the District Magistrate, Superin- tendent of Police or Commistionet of Police of the district to show that the firm is authorised to Import and deal in Anns under the Indian Arms Act and Rules.

[it) Quota licences will not be valid 1 for import of the following or equivalent size of any make or origin :—

(a) -315 Sporting Rifles.

) -22 Rifles.

(c) 12 Bore DBBL Shotguns 2f" (ejector and non-ejector types).

(d) 8 mm/-315 Sporting Cartridges

(") -22 Bore long Rifle cart-

ridges.

(if) 8mm/'3i5" Sporting Cart- ridges 244 grs. soft-nosed bullet.

(f) Cartridges 8 mm/ '315* with 244 grs. split soft nosed bullet.

(A) Cartridges 8 mm/"315 with

200 era. solid bullet.

(t) Cartridges -22" RF short.

(j) Cartridges '22* RF long.

(k) Cartridges -22* high velocity.

(0 Cartridges SA Ball Revclvc

•380.

10—9 G. of I.

SECTION IV—contd.

I 2

3

PART IV—contd.

(w) Cartridges -380 blank.

S. N0.317 —contd.

(ft) Cartridges -32' Revolver Long.

(0) Cartridges -32* Revolver short.

(j>) Cartridges 32* Revoler Starter.

{g) Cartridges '32* (7^65 mm)

Pistol.

(r) Cartridges 12 bore 2-1/2' Of all shot sizes, BB, AAA, e t c, LG/SG and spherical Ball.

(j) Cartridges 12 bore 2-3/4* '°f "U

shot sizes.

(t) Cartridges 12 bore 2* of all

shot sizes.

(u) Cartridges 16 bore.

(") Cartridges 20 bore.

(w) Components such as Cartridge 1 cases etc. in respect of ammuni- tion items the import of which is not allowed.

OTB.—American 12 G.A. No. OO Buck Cartridges are equiva- lent in size to S. G. Cartrid- ges

324 Co) Artists' brushes including

(0 Quote licence! can be utilised for import of "Artijtt mtterials" Hog's htvr bnnhet.

specified in Appendix 20.

(") Not more than 25% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of sable hair brushes.

(i'O Please "ee Anneznre to this Section regarding tnterchangc- •billty of quota licence!.

SECTION TV—contd.

3

4

PA IT V

8

1 ™

ijrcses all sor", not otherwlita

specified, including petroleum

jellies, paraffin wax and micro-

crystalline wai.

f7

] !

j

i

(a) Transformer Oil, Intulating

OH, Switch Oil and all sortt

of Mineral Oils, not otherwise

spedfled, other than Liquid

Paraffin, White OH, Textile

Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre

Oil and Batching Oil for

Fibres.

(b) White Oil

(0 OeulhJ polley is given in

Aypentlix 18.

JO The Uc"n"la| authority foi these Items will be C.CI. I & B., New Delhl.3 Kerosene; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motoi spirit which has its flashing point below one hundred deg- rees of Fahrenheit*! thermo- meter.

I

.3 Lubricating oil that is, oil such m Is not ordinarily used fot any purpose other than lubri- cating, excluding any mineral oil which has Its flashing point below two hundred degrees cf Fahrenheit's thermometer

I"i1

Labjratory and reagent cheml- '

cols except those specified In

U st V.

132. 31 AP- 13eadiX-28 Llst-I

Nickel Formate

(tl Detailed polley Is (rtveo

In Apptndlx tt.

- (3) Pleaie see Anaetur* lo this Section reg"rdla" inter- ch"tlie"bll)tT nf quate- tlcffnres.

Sodium cyanide, Potassium cy-

anide and double cyanide of

Sodium and Potassium other

than free mixtures of Sodium

cyanide, Potassium cyanide,

Potassium chloride, Potatslatn j

|

carbonate etc.

Refills for Ire eictlngulstien I

SECTION lY—contd.

I

a 3

4

P/1K7 I'—contd.

(b) W"ter ind oil colourt . 5%

34—37

(1) Quota licences can be utilised

for import of Artists' materials

specified in Appendix 20.

(2) Please see Annexure t0 this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota HcenceB.

(3) Preparations of dry colourt

used by Artiste will only be

allowed to be imported againit

the licence*. Import of ground

pigments in oil which can be

used as paints on thinning will

not be permitted.

(4) Import of water colour boxes

consisting of water colours In

the form of cakes will be per-

mitted upto 25% of the race

vilue of the licence.

(5) Licences will not be valid for

import of oil colours.

Rubber coruracepuve*[" . . 100%

(i)Quoia licences will be valid for

import of diaphragms only.

(2) Please sec Annexure to this.

Section regarding interchungc--

ability of quota liences.

(3) The goods covered by the licence

will, on import, be subject to quality

test by the Government of Ind ia.

65(1—4)

("X0

Sound and Projection Repro-

duction Equipment 1/4 H.P.

and above.

(0 Detailed policy of these items,

ia given in Appendix 31.

"3 (J—4) Sound and Projection Repro- 1 ductton Equipment under 1/4

H.P.

Fflm Sutdio equipment* .

65 fi—4)

("X*0

Spare pans of Sound and Pro-

jection Reproduction Equip-

ment 1/4 H.P. and above.

(ti)r Although quota certificate*

will be issued separately for

each sub-item, quota licences-

will be granted on the com-

. bined values of the quota-

certificates Issued for each

item. Quota certificate! al-

ready held by the partie*

will not be disturbed.

Spare parts of Sound and Pro-

jection Reproduction Equip-

ment under 1/4 H.P.

(lii) Please see Annexure to this.

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

Spares of Film Studio Equip- J

ment.

%gxo

SECTION IV—contd.

7

I

2

4

PART [/-contd.

65(5) ("i) Parts of Refrigeration and

Air-conditioning macliinery

other than domestic refri-J

gcrators.

Licences will not be valid for import

of spare parts of refrigeration and

air-conditioning machinery men-

tioned in Appendix 35. However,

quota licences can be utilised for

import of spare parts of imported

compressors Other than crank

case, casting, air conditioning and

refrigeration controls vis.. Ther-

mostats, Filters, driers, LP and

HP cutout, and expansion valve

upto 24% of the face value of

the licence.

165(5) U'\3) Spare parts of machinery 15%

tailing under S. No. 65 (1—4)

(vll){b)lV.

(1) Import of Items mentioned in

Appendix 4-C, Part I will be allowed

within face value hmits indicated

against them.

(2) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

•bilityjof quota licences.

(3) Additional licence* will bo granted

to established importer* on a quota

of 20% from U.S.A. under U.S.

AID. The concession of inter-

changeability allowed under remark

(2^ above will not be applicable to

the additional licences.

(4) Liconces will not be valid

for import of spare parts of earth-

moving machinery mentioned in

Appendix 4-C, Part II.

> 2 0% (1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of itemi mentioned in Appendix 5 and spare pan* of machinery mentioned in Apendix 35.

V,r.r) (in) Parts of machinery wher

required for industries and

undertakings other thar

1

cinema and refrigeration

and also other than spare

parts of machinery railing

under S. No, 65 (1—4)

(im'Xa) and (6VV.

(2) Quota licences will not also be

valid for import of items men-

tioned in List I of Appendix 26.

Howevcrj items mentioned in

List II of Appendix 26 will be

allowed for import within ,fac"

value limits prescribed therein.

(3) Upto 1% of the face value of

quota licences can be utilised

for Import of bnits, nuti and

tcrows specially adapted for UM

on such machines.

SECTION IV—contd.

1 2

: }

4

PART V —contd.

65 (j) (Hi)—contd.

[4) Licence* Issued for this sub-

1

S. No. will also be valid for

import of spare parts of Data

processlDg machines worked by

less than 1/4 H.P., 1/4 H.P., or

more than 1/4 H,P. falling

under S. No. 65 (6Xa) (tfO/VI

( 5) Please ire Annexure to this Sec- tion regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

100$

> (2) CcmpontDt parts at defined

iii Import TanfJ Item No.

72(3) of Machirciy upeci-

Ded in S. No. 67 (lO/V,

excluding those covered by

Serial No. 68 0* Pun V of

this Schfoule

(0 Upto 2% of the face value

of licenced for this item can

be utilised for Import of

Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts,

Rivets, Cotter/Split pine md

washert specifically adapted

for use 00 monotype luper-

catting machines and bear-

ing specific makers' cata-

logue numbers.

(11) Import of bleached Cotton

mote "kin In rolls In width

Of 30*, 3 l J\ 33*, 36* and

41* 1B allowed against the

quota licences for this sub-

serial No.

(iH) Please see Annexure to thli

Section regarding Intercban-

geability Of quota licence*.

68

'1) Please see Acnexcre to (hie

Section regaiding intercbsDge-

ability of quota licences.

\aj Futtei Elenkets (including

mackintosh) for printing

preascs including requlre-

inenU of doth FiocufJng

machines, vix., printing

cunfcrizjcfii etc

(ti) Quota licence will not be

valid for import of rubber

blankets of cloth processing

machines, namely printing,

sanforising etc.

(.;" Faith c.j liiit

70

(0 Quota licences veil] be valid

jf for the Import of the following

parts of baulige macbirety

only :—

(0 Worm Gear Reduction

unit.

3c% <" Import* ( putt 01 5% °n imports of complete lift*.

(if) Driving Shaft.

(ttf) Driving shave drsvD

for drum drive.

(to) Base plate lor tne com-

plete driving machine.

SECTION IV—contd.

I

2

PART V—contd.

S. No. 7a(tt)—cmtd.

4

3

(D) Extreme Bearing Stand.

(vO Electro-magnetic Brake complete.

(vH) Diverting Sheave.

(w#) Overhead Sheave.

(<*) Over speed governors.

30%

74 (uOSpare part* tor agricultural tractors and for tnctor drawn agricultural implo- mentj.

(11) PJeese sec Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences. (1) This S. No. also covers spares for tractors falling under S. No 65(t-4XviiXa)/V.

(a) Import of items mentioned in Appendix4-D, Pan I will be permit- ted upto the face value limit* indicated against them.

(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D. Part II.

(4) Import of ball and roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 gnd rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column •gainst S. No, 9(g)/II will not be allowed as spares or as CKD parts.

(5) Import of discs other than plain discs mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part II and couJrer, scallops, cut- away discs will be allowed upto j% of the face value of quota licence.

(6) Please see Annexure to chis Section regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

(7) Additional licences wilJ be granted to established importers on a quota of 50% from U.S.A. under U.S. AID. The concession of inter- changeabllity allowed under remark (6) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

(8) Parts of Hydraulic Lifts which form an integral built up mechanism of tractors will be classified as spare parti of the tractors.

SECTION IV—contd.

I 2

4

3

PART V—contd.

74 (vi) Parts of power driven agri-

5%

cultural machinery.

Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

78 (0 Hearing Aid* ind ptm

"3%

thereof.

(1) The import of the following

itemi will be permitted within

the face value restrictions indi-

cated against them t—

(i) Hearing Aid Battery Re-

charger* exclusively meant

for charging hearing aid

batteries upto 20%.

(it) Spare parti of hearing aldt

upto 50%.

(2) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(1

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy)

and Electro-medical appa-

ratus and parts thereof n.o.s.

including ultra violet and

infra rea lamps for mcdi-

Ctil treatment.

[) Quota licences will be grant,

cd to established importers

at 40% of their quota certi-

ficates already Issued or in

relation to 40% of their past

imports during 1967-68 which-

ever Is favourable.

(2) Upto 20% of the face

value of quota licences can

be utilised for import of

permissible type of X-Ray

equipment.

(3) Quota licences will not be

valid for the items mentioned

In Appendix 36.

( [4) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

( 5) Additional licences will be issued to established im- porter from U.S.A. under U.S. AID at 50% of their quota certificates already issued or in relation to 50% of their past im- ports during 1967-68, which- ever is favourable. The con- cession of interchftnpeability al- ioted under remark (4) above will not be applicable to the •dditional licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

2

3 4

PART V—corod,

92 (e) Weighing machines and

parts thereof.

(1) (Juota licences will be valid

for the import of spare parts

of weighing machines only.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of spare parts of the following catego- ries of machine*:— fi¹) Beam scale (up 10 a maxi-

mum of 72' size).

(n) Weigh bridge* (steel yard

type) upto a maximum of

100 tons capacity.

(111) Platform scales (up to a

maximum of 2 tons capa-

city) (Steel Yard or dial

type excluding persons and

difference weigher.)

(iu) Portable Platf cini cales

(Dial typed).

(u) Cart Weighbridges and

Dormants (Di"l type).

(vi) Steelyard Road, Rail and

Tram weighbridges.

(vii) Road, Rail and Tram

(vii) Road, Rail and Tram

weighbridges (Dial-Indicat-

ing type).

(mi) Road, Rail and Tram

Weighbridges (Dial-Re-

cOrder type).

SECTION IV—contd.

4

1 2

3

PART V—contd.

(xvt) Counting Scales (5 Kgs.

S. No. 92 (c)—Contd

20KgS).

(xvii) Milk weighers.

{xviii) Steelyard Portable Weigher

(120 Kgs.)

(**'x) Personal Weigher.

(xx) Railway Tippler Wagon

Weighbridges.

(***) Automatic Gross Weigher.

(xxii) Baggage Weigher.

92 (m ] Micro Kaidrum hearing aldi

8%

Please see Annexure to tbie

Section regarding interthmgc

ability of uota licences,

92 (n) Instruments, apparatus and

appliance* and pant tbcicof

etc.—Others.

, (1) Quota licences will no be

valid fcr inxf rt of iuros men-

tiotied in Appendix 3 to thi"

book.

(3) Please see Annemrc to this

Section regarding interchange

ability of quota licences.

Not*.—Licences wiJl also be valid for

the import of spare parts of

instrumentSj apparatus and

appliances falling under

these S. Nos. subject to the

condition that the import of

epare parts of these instru-

ments etc. but classified else-

where in the I.T.C. Schedule

shall not exceed 10% of the

face value of licences or

Rs. 500 whichever ifl ICES.

^3—04 (J) Scientific and medical

'a (1) Quota licenced granted for

thie sub-item will not l<

valid for the items mentioned

in Appendix 6.

Including surgical instru-

ments, equipment and

appliances and parts thereof'

made wholly/mainly of

rubber and/or made wholly/

mainly of glass indudinn

laboratory glassware.

(2) Licences granted for this

Sub S. No. will also be rsJid

for import of Luboratorywajt

mode of silica or Quartz.

SECTION IV—contd.

2 3 4

PART V—contd

S. No. 93—94W)—contd

(<0 Medi:"l Including Surgical injtruments, equipment* and appliance* and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

(0 Scientific instruments, equip- ment and appliances and parts thereof not nmde mainly of rubber end also nnt made mainly of glass.

(/) Dental instrument!, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

(3) Pleaae see Annexure to this Section regarding inter- changeability of quota licences.

15%

(4) Import of spare parts wll be governed by the N B. given in the remarks column at the end of S. No, 93-94/V (1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-Item will not be valid for items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(2) Upto 5% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for Import of Artificial Human eyes made of plastic materials.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter- changeabillty of quota licences.

(4) Import of ipare part* will be governed by the N, B. given in the remarks column •t the end of S. No. 93-94/V.

1 0% (1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-Item will not be v"lid for the items mentioned In Appen- dix 6.

U) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(3) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N. B. given in the remarks column at the end of S, No. 93-94/V.

45% (1) Quota licences, granted un^er this sub-seriul number will be valid for Import of article* • specified in Appendix 7. (2) Import of the undermentioned Items will be allowed within the face value restriction indicated against each :

(i) Dental drugs men- 21% , tioned in Annexure to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under other S. Nos. and Parts of tho I.T.C. Schedule.

SECTION TV—contd.

4

I ² 3

PART V—concld.

S. No. Q3-94(/)—contd.

(ii) Acrylit Plastic 10%

moulding puwaei un.i granules for teelh.

(iii) Metal piercing saws 10% square for vulcanite or acrylic work and flat for metal work.

(3) Quota UccnccB will not be valla for import of dental

chairs.

(4) Please see Annexure to thii Section regarding intcrchangcabillty of quota licences.

N.B.—Licences will also be valid for the import of spare parts of instruments, appa- ratus and appliances falling under these 5. Nos. subject to the condition that the import of these Instruments etc.j but classified elsewhere in the I.T.C. schedule shall not exceed 10% of the face value of licences Or Rs. 500/- whichever is less.

113 Stereo flongs . . ..

Please see Anneiure to this Sec- tion regarding intcrchangeabilitv of quota licences.

"ART VI

(0 Detailed licensing policy is

••

Machine tools

given in Appendii n.

(iV) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding intcrchangcabillty of quota licences.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION IV

ITEMS (GROUPWISE) LICENSABLK TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS WITH PROVISIONS FOR INTERCHANGE ABILITY DURING THE PERIOD APRIL 1970—MARCH 1971

Remark*

Part and S. the I.T.G. Sc

No. of Description tiedule.

GROUP I—Spate p am of mochlnery other

than textlemachlnery, print-

ing machinery and cinema

machinery, add Garage tools.

Parts of Road roller*.

3o(0(iii)/H

Spare parts of diesel engines othei than spares for road vehiclular type diese] engines—Others.

. Parts of motors.

32 (")/II

. Parts of generators.

. Parts of jute, hemp, tea machinery, etc.

36 (S)/II

275 W/IV . . Garage look.

63 (3Xii)(a)/V

Spare parts of machinery falling under

S.No. 65(1—4)(vii) (b)/V.

65(5XiH)/V .

Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than apare parti of machi- nery falling undei S. No. 65 (l-4)(vii) (a) and (b)/V.

Although quota licence* will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this inter- changeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restric-

tions.

. Parts Of lifts.

70 (.'0/v

74 ("0/V

Spare parts for agricultural tractor* and for tractor drawn agricultural

implements.

74 (W)/V      .     .  Partsofpower driven agricultural machinery
Part  VI             .  Spares  of  permisaible  machine  tools.

GROUP H—Spire parts of Textile Machinery.

. Components parti, excluding hosiery

4(5)/rn

needles aa defined in item No. 72(3) Of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (i), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

5 (?)im

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any- goods falling under - these serial num- bers.

. Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery spe- flcd under S. No. 5 (i)/III excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of thi" Schedule.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION IV—contd.

Description Remarks

Part tndS. No. of "he I.T.C. Schedule

GROUP HI—Cinema machinery and (parci and Studio electric and projector bulbs and Carbon*.

Studio electric and projector bulbs.

38-AGO/II

46 (&)/ir

Carbons.

Sound and Projection Reproduction

65 (i-4) (") CD/V .

equipment 1/4 H. P. and above.

Sound and Projection Reproduction

6s'i-4)("i)(ii)/V .

Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

Film studio equipment

65 (1-4) CiO(iii)/V

Although quota certifi- cates will be iisued separately for eac>, sub-item, quota li- cences will be granted on the combined value* of quota certl fkateu issued for etch item.

"5 (5) (0 (0/V

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above

65 (3)(0(ii)/V

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

Spare parts of film studio equipment '

65(5X0 (UO/V

GROUP IV—Item* Required for Newtpaper

EitabUihmentt

Spare parts of printing machinery.

-"r(a)/v.

<8 (a)/V

Rubber Blanket* (Including mac tin tosh) for printing presses including require- ments of cloth processing machines viz. printing, sanforizing etc.

Stereo floags.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, thry will be interchange- able and can be utiTu- ed for the import of any goods falling und e r these terial ^number*.

" 5 /V .

GROUP V— Instrument, Apparatus and Appliance* etc.

. X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-

' 79/V .

medical apparatus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra violt and infra red lampa for medical treatment.

•9a(n)/V

Inatr ments, apparatus and appliances and parts thereof, other than electrical but excluding articles otherwise speci- fic i in the schedule—Others.

^93-94 (d)/V .

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for theae serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any poods falling under these serial numbers.

Scientific and medical including sur- gkrl instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION IV—contd.

Remaiks Part and S. No. of the I.T.C Schedule Description

. Medical including surgical instruments,

93-94 W/V

equipment and appliance* and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and 1 not made mainly of glass. I

93-94(f)/V

. Scientific instruments, equipment and 1 appliances and parts thereof not made I mainly of rubber and also not made 1 ' mainly of glass/j gj

. , Dental instruments, equipmentand appli-

9 3 - M OW

ances and parts thereof not otherwise specified,

J

GROUP VI—Drug* and medicine* and rubber contraceptives.

. Drugs and medicines, containing spirit *|

87/IV .

109/[V .

. Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise

specified in this schedule.

. Rubbci contraceptive* (Diuphrogms only)

41WW/V

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will bo interchange- able and can be utilised for the im- port of any goods permitted against quota licences for general drugB and medicines, and dia-

phregms.

GROUP VII—Chemical

22,31/V ( 28—List

Appendix Laboratory and reagent chemicals T A I items) except those specified in List V 1 of Appendix 28. 1

Nickel Formate

|

lthough quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for thest items, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any or all diese items.

Sodium Cyanide, Potasium Cyanide > and double Cyanide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mixture! of Sodium Cyanide, Potassium Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, Potassium Carbonate etc.

Refills for fire extinguishers.

GRCUI' VIII—Photographic Goods and Photographic

Instrument*

Photographic negatives and printing 1

303/W

paper, excluding X-Ray films.

Photographic instruments, apparatus

305/IV

and appliances, other then cinema, • all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the Import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION IV—concld.

Part and S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule Description Remarks

GROUP IX—Consumer Good*

46-A(c)/n

Henring aid batteries.

78 (i)/V

Hearing aida and parts thereof.

O2(m)/V

Micro eardrum hearing aids.fj

"1 Although quota licences ] will be granted sepa- rately for these serial' 1 numbers, they will be }• interchangeable and 1 can be utilised for the import of any goods | falling under these

J serial numbers.

83/IV .

84/IV . . . Brandy, gin and whisky.

Although quota licence will be granted separate- ly for these serial • numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any good* falling under these Serial Number*, (except

J Gin.)

. Artists brushes including hog's hair

324 (")/IV

brushes.

34-) <*>),'V

, Water and oil colours,

*] Although quii; licences 1 will be granted sepa- | rately for these serial | numbers, they will be • interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods- falling under these

J serial numbers.

SECTION V

Appendices

11—28 C.C.I

APPENDIX I

(Section I—Para 1)

IAit of Priority Industnma

Industrie* engaged In the manufacture of:—

1. Motorcycles,

2. Scooters.

3- Bicycles and Bicycle Ports.

4. Mopeds.

5. Agricultural Tractors.

6. Agricultural machinery and implement*.

7. Fumpa.

•8. Fertilizers.

!9. Pesticides.

10. Basic metal—iron and steel, copper, aluminium, zinc and lead.

11. Industrial and mining machinery.

12. Iron and steel castings, forgings, pipes and structures.

J3. Internal Combustion Engines.

14. Machine tools and accessories.

15. Workshop machinery and equipment other than machine tools.

.10. Small tools including cutting tools, power tools and other workshop tools.

17. Coated and bonded abrasives and polishing wheels. 18. Industrial furnaces. 19. Welding electrodes. 20. Ball and roller bearings, 21. Transformers, switchgears, motors, generators power capacitor!, rectifiers, relays and electric stamping.

22. Electrical cables and wires. 33. Storage batteries, dry batteries. 24. Electronic components. .25. Construction and earth moving equipment. 26. Cranes and hoist blocks. 27. Industrial fasteners. 28. Wire ropes. 29. Scientific and industrial instruments. .30. Cement.

APPENDIX 1—concld.

31. Organic and Inorganic heavy chemicals including lead oxide", White Lead, Zinc oxide and Titanium Dioxide.

32. Fine chemicals. 33. Pulp, paper and newsprint 34 Synthetic rubber. 35. Tyres and tubes. 36. Industrial explosives. 37. Industrial gases. 38. Drugs. 39. Medical and surgical equipment and appliances, 40. Electro-medical and X-Ray equipment. 41. Refractories, fire bricks and insulators. 42. Commercial vehicles including jeeps and three wheelers. 43. Automobile ancillaries +4. Trawlers, dredgers and fishing boats, 45. Leather and leather goods 46. Optical and laboratory glass and glass wool. 47. Jute textiles. 48. Tea. 49. Coffee. 50- Canned and preserved fish. ftl. SaDitary cans. 52. Paints and varnishes and enamels. 53 Man-made fibres. 54. Matches. 55. Telecommunication equipment. 56. Wagons. 87, Industrial refrigeration equipment. 58. Sugar. 59. Cotton textiles.

APPENDIX 2

(Section I—Para 16)

Statement showing consumption of imported raw materials and component->

production and unutilised value of licences

1. Name of the Unit •

2. End product manufactured •

3. C.I.F. value of imported raw material and

components (excluding spare parts) consumed by the unit during the period from to

4. Book value of production aimed out by the

unit during the period from ro

5. Particulars of import licences for raw materials

and components with 'inutilised balance :

DBte

Balance

Source of financing

C.I.F. value available on

No. und date of licence

cusfoms copy

Total C.I.F. value of licence of the licence

on

C.I.P. value out of Col. 5 for which letter of credit ha* been, opened

Unutilised C.I.F. v*luo (difference between the viduett io Cole. ^ and upto which valid including re-t*alido- Mon, jf any, granted

1

2

3

4

6

5

7

of raw materials

6. Particular* of actual imports and components, during the period from

S. No.

No. and dat? of import

licence or Release order

C.I.F. value of raw materiel components imported (or procured againsr release order),

1

2

I/We hereby declare that the information given in this statement is correci I/H's fully understand that any licence isNued on the basis of thw information will be i We to caHccUaiion. in addinon to any other action that may he taken Jn this behalf if it ,9 fauXi thttt any part oftbe information furnished is incorrra, false or misleading '

signature o applicaci

Date,

t-.,:i AtiJr^s

APPENDIX 2—concld.

I/We do hereby certify that the information furnished in thi" statement i" comet and¹ complete. I/We hive verified this from the follnwlno records :—

(0

<")

(3)

(4)

I/We i bo certify that the applicant unit nas been maintaining proper account o* cntjwmptlon In the prescribed form as indicated in Appendix 19 to the Import Trad* Control Hand Book of Rule* and Procedure, 1970.

Datt

Signature and seal of Chartered Accountant/Cost Accountant ci Sponsoring authority in the case of small scale units).

Full Address

,.

Norm t—(i) Only tnoee import licences Bhould be entered under para. 5 of this statement, which pertain to raw materials and components, issued to the applicant under the Actual Users' policy and are still valid including the revaluation, if any, granted. It the applicant has surrendered any 1 icence, it should also be entered if it has not expired,

(") The unutilised value to be entered in Col. 7 under para. 5 above will be the balance C.I.F. value available on the Customs copy of the licence, reduced by the amount for which firm commitment has been made by opening letter of credit.

(3) The consumption of imported raw materials/components and parti- culars of licences to be shown in this statement will be in respect of those items for which import licences are issued to the applicant by the I.T.C. authorities. Similar information in regard to items for which import applications arc required to be made to the Iron and StecJ control licensing authorities should be shown in a separate statement to be submitted to such authorities (The units engaged in IDA indus- tries should include information in regard to iron and steel items also in the applications submitted to I.T.C. authorities).

(4) The information in regard to actual imports to be given under para 6 of the statement, should be with respect to the imports effected against any impart licence issued to the applicant including Hccncec obtained under the Import policy for Registered Exporters.

APPENDIX 3

hitt of spate parts, the import of which will be allowed agaimt actual users licences for spare parts upto the mescribed limits as provided in paragraphs 4, 5 and 35 of Section I of this Red Book.

Item*

a, S. No. & Part of tho I.T.C. Mo. Schedule

. Pipes or tubes'flexible, for passing gat or fluid undei 1. i7("Q/I

pressure and telescopic flush pipes.

2. aa/I .

(0 Machine screws and set screws. (ti) High tensile and alloy steel bolts, nuts and studs.

3- S8-A/I

, Industrial roller airu Including automobile timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex D uplex and Triplex of non-permissible sizes "s Indicated

against S. No. 38-A/I in Section II.

. Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas or fluid 4- 4K"0/I

under pressure.

. Bronze flexible pipes Or tubes far passing gas Or fluid 3. 46uf)/I

under pressure.

. (0 Coil springs of Iron & Steel for motor vehicles.

6. 57/1 . . .

(if) Leaf/Laminated spring assembly for motor vehicles

(tii) Coll springs of non-ferrous metals. (iv) Leaves for laminated springs of Iton and r e e l.

. Grinding media steel balls.

7 . 9(^X0/11

. Rollers/needle rollers of the following sizes : —

8. 9G?)/II

Diameter Length

1 • 48 mm to 1 • 6mm 8-8 mm to 12 mm (•0582* to -0629') (-346* to -472*) 1-oo mm to a-54 mm 8-8 mm to 20'06 mm

(• 0748' to -i*) (. 3 4 6' to . 789*)

2-90 mm to 3-22 mm 9-0 mm to 32-80 ram (-1141*10 -126/) (-354'to 1-279')

4-60 mm to 4.90 mm 24mm to 23-5 mm

(•i8u*to -1929') ( 9 4 4' to 1-307")

5 • 40 mm to 5 • 60 mm 18 mm to 33 mm

(• 2126' to • 2204') (• 708* to 1 • 259')

. Sintered Bronze, self-lubricating bushtp arc¹ bcrrirc

(popularly known as Oilitc Bushes).

10. 19/H •

. Ball roller tapered bearings and Needle roller bearings/ Needle roller bushes banned for import in Appendix 14.

. Small tools specified in Appendix 15.

11. 20/II

APPENDIX 3—contd,

S. N o. a nd Part, of t he

Items

I . T . C. S c h e d u le

i. No,

CJ.

Dramoii Lipping waoab Or griaila^ ^QaoK iajyjj,-

natcd with diaiiond dust.

Grladlug ivheols aad jjgmann.

U

Betting far jtuchinery ill sJrts, indudm^ belt lacoi nurl ^ilU . . ..

14.

belt fasteners.

Pneumatic plant consisting of Prime LMovernnridaUiiltmy 3 3 /n . . ..

L5-

iquipment incluJing pirts cheroot', and aleocni; xf**i* arid pjrts thccoof, oxcladiOg tljaso liconjablo uri-bj Appendix II to this Red BOOK and Down—ch^ tiv., Bits.

Air compresaOra and paita thereof.

33-B/IJ

16.

Powcc driven pumps (excluding cruller pump") tii4 34/11 . . .

£7-

oil well drilling and crude oil puinpv.

39(01/11

Indicating Switch Board and controller Mounting Ioatruments (Voltrnoters, Ammeiera, \3^attrneters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, SynchrO- scopesjj Recording inatrumenta, Par aanent flainuj recording Volt meters, Amraitetn, Wattmeters, Maxi- mum Demand Meters, Instruments Transformers.

Portable Instruments (Portable tnowna cOila and movla^ 3X*X0/n .

Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeter*, Power Factory Meters, Frequency Meters;, Insuiatiou Testers and Accessories, Ohmeters, Capacity Metern, Wheat stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potontlo- mciers, Time switches, G.P.O. Detectors, Standards Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resistance Boies and Galvano- meters for use with Instruments.

Thermocouples and pyrometers.

S ao.

39("0/H -

iz(a)/It

Power and distribution transformw* of rating upto 20,000 KVA and 132 KV on the H.T. side and ptrt" thercOf.J

Lightning arrestow of below 220 KV

t a*.

42(6)(it>)/n, .

f J 3-

(l) Power line earner equipment and parts thereof such *"&") carrier equipments, (ft¹) Wave traps, (iii) Matchlai units.

(2) Power line carrier-set and aiaociated amplifier

with filter:.

24- 4"Ci)/II

(1) Power and Distribution Transformers of ratings not ccvcred by S. No. 42(a)/II and parts and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S. No. 42(a)/II and 42(

(2) Measuring transformers with metering devicen.

42(a)/II

35-

Metal clad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuses units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut- outs.

APPENDIX 3—contd.

Items

s. S.No. and Pan of the LT.C. Schedule

No.

A\r an.l oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts and cubtcaL 26.

4i(/)/H

and 'panels' incorporating these.

Air and oil circuit breakers, minimum oil and air blait circuit breakers above 660 volts and upto 220 KV and cubicals and panels Incorporating these and pans thereof/

Power capacitors of 33 K. V. and below.

**.

HRC Fuses of 440 and 660 volts of current rating; upto

830 amp. and below.

46/II, ago/IV and

*9

s

Condensers, Resistances, Potontometcrs, Volume Controls, Tone-controls, valve sockets, grid caps, plugs chokes, fuses and terminal blockB.

Leather shaving blades.

JO. 6sCs)("0/v .

* i. •. C5(5)C"i) & 92(n)/V i

All typos of dial thermometers including dial thermo- meters of all types of mercury in steel, vapour pressure and distances reading (both indicating, recOraiag and controllino').

Magnets.

. ".

Strip film projector complete with slide and carriej .13-

slide projector.

Epidiascope viewers.

-,[ . . .

34.

u * 1 *

35-

Parts of moving coll meter such as magnets, iewelt laminations, castings, dials, needles and other pressed parts.

Drought Gauge—indicating and recording.

f( • • •

3S

Resistance Thermometers—indicating, recording and 1, L

37-

integrating.

Flow meters (manOmetric indicating, recording and )> •

3?.

integrating).

Flow meters-electric transmittinn, indicating, recording J?'l • . •

30.

and integrating.

Flow meters-ring balance, Indicating, recording and 40.

JJ ; • *

integrating.

Flow meters-open channel indigatlng, recording and )) ' • •

41.

integrating.

CO2 Analysers, indicating and recording.

43.

t>

Differential Pressure Transmitters-pneumatic, 43-

Pneumatic controllers, indicating and recording.

44.

n • ' '

S. No. and Part of the

Items

s.

I.T.C. Schedule

No.

Single point electronic potentiometers, indicating record 65(5)("0&92(")/V .

45-

ing and controlling.

Level Meters, indicating, recording and controlling.

4 6.

a

Pressure Recorders.

>t

47-

Temperature Recorders.

48.

13

J,

49.

Gas meters.

Binos prism.

50.

Sl

Compass prismatic liquid.

,1

Si-

Monocular.

52.

j,

Circular Bubble 5/8".

53-

industrial knives.

65(*iO/V •

54-

Amplifiers.

7-/V •

55-

Rectifiers.

; 6.

3, . ..

Pressure gauges.

92(*)/V . - .

57-

Machine Tools Acces sories:

58. VI -

(*) Lathe chucks.

(a) 4 Jaw upto 24" diameter. (£) Self-centering scroll upto 13" dia.

("'() Drill chucks. (iit) Lathe Centree and Mandrels. (iv) Machine Vices, Plan upto 8" jaw. (i>) Drill Sleeves.

(vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (f ii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types.

(viii) Tool post grinder.

(ix) Collets, Fed fingers and Collet chucks. (ix) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks. (X) Qn ck change drill chucks.

- (xi) Dividing Head.

(XH) Jigs and Fixtures.

(xiti) Jigs and Fixtures. (xiti) Rotary table for milling machines. (xiu) Relieving attachments. (xiO Tapping attachment. (xuO Clutches. (xwi)Copy turning attachments for lathes.

Sparc parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35. 59-

J ^ Q TE ; T he s p a re p a r ts w h i ch a re n ot i n c l u d ed in t h is A p p e n d ix a nd t he i m p o rt of w h i ch i & •.

otherwise banned, will not be allowed.

APPENDIX 4

A.—LIST OF ITEMS IMPORT op WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES FO"-

SPARB PARTS OF DIESEL ENGINES/MARINE TYPE DIESEL ENGINES ( S. K o. 3 0 ( / X M ) / I I)

PROVIDED THESE ARE REQUIRED AS SPARE PAHTS FOR, DIESEL BNGINBS/MAK1NE TYFfr

DIESEL ENGINES OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

I. Cylinder linen . . .

a. Fuel Injection equipment and compo- nent parts thereoC

Piston assemblies and pans thereof.

3.

4- Bi-metal Bearings, including bl-metal or non-ferrous bushes and Washers but excluding ball, roller or tapered bearings, as covered under Appcndix-14.

5- Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve "eat ui- seits.

6. Water pumps and components thereof.

Timing gears. . . .. 7-

8. Crankshafts. Camshafts, connecting rods.

Starter motor and parts thereof .

9-

TO. Filter/Cleaner Assembly, Air Fuel or lubricating oil.

1 1. Glow plug, glow plug resistors, glow plug switches and glow plug con- trollers.

12. Dynamo pulleys ,

Gaskets.

13.

Oil seals andfgreas, retainers

I*

Flywheel ring gear . . .. 15-

16. Roller chains including Engine timing chains/Driving chains and transmission chains'—Simplex Duplex and Triplex of sizes permissible for import as per policy indicated against S. No. 38-A/I In Section II.

Thrust washers .

17.

18. Bolts, nuts, studs, and screws. .

Voltage regulator

19-

Import of these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 20% of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions:—

(0 In the case of items mentioned at. S. Nos. 1 to 9, import of any indi- vidual item should not exceed JO% of the face value of licence, (n) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 10 to ip, import of any individual Item should not exceed 1% of the face value of licence.

APPENDIX 4^-contd.

B.—LIST OF ITEMS, THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES

FOB SPARE PARTS OP PETROL, G AS AND KEROSENE ENGINES ( S. N o. 31 (fc)/II)

PROVIDED THESE ARE REQUIRED AS •PARES FOR PETROL, GAS AND KEROSHNB

ENGINES OF IMPORTED ORIQIN.

I Cylinder liners . . ..

1 Piston assemblies and parts thereof.

3

Bi-metal bearings, including bi-metal or non-ferrous bushes and washers but excluding Ball, roller or tapered bearings, as covered under Appendix-14

Inlet and exhaust pappct valves, valve 4.

guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, ViKe springs, valve seat inserts.

Water pumps and components thereof * 5.

Carburetters and parts thereof

6.

Timing gears . ..

7.

Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods.

8.

Filter'cleaner assembly, air, fuel, or 9-

lubricating oil.

Cirbon brushes all sorts

1 0.

Ignition colls and parts thereof

I I.

1 2. Dynamo pulleys . . ..

Fuel pump kits . . .. 13-

Distributors and parts thereof

14.

Generator/Dynamo alternator and pans IS-

thereof.

Starter motor and parts thereof

16.

Gaskets

17.

18. Oil seals and grease retainers

19. Roller chains including Engine timing chains /Driving chains and transmis- sion chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes permissible for import as per policy Indicated against S. No, 3B-A/I in Section II.

2 0. Bolte, nuts, studs, and screws.

Import of these Items will be allowec upto an aggregate value equal to 30^ of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions :—

(0 In the case of items mentioned

(u) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 9 to 2°, import will bo allowed upto an aggregate value equal to a j% of the face value of quota licence within the overall limit of 20%, subject to the condition that import of any individual item should not exceed 4% of the face value of licence.

7/8                23                               26
I                  25                               26

 10 BCOa       .      .   no
 13  B C Oa    .      . 1 12
 15  B C Oa    .     .   115
 17  B C Oa    .     .   117
20  B C Oa     .      . T 20
.23  B C Oa    .      . 1 25

10  BCO3    .     .  310
12  BCO3    .     . 3 12
15  BCO3    .    .  315
17  BCO3     .    .  317
JO  BCO3    .     .  320
33  BCO3    •     •  325

10  BSO2   .    .  U no
35  BSO3   •    •  U  335

30 mm     62 mm    16 mm
35 mm     7a mm    17 mm
40 mm     80 mm    18 mm
45 mm     83 mm    19 mm
50 mm    90 mm     ao mm
40 mm     80 mm    18 mm