REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 201] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1970/AGRAHAYANA 17, 1892
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 8th December 1970
SUBJECT :—Import of Dates S- No. 21 (b)/IV) from Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other
Persian Gulf Ports, excluding Iran and Iraq, during October, 70-September, 71 on
annual basis.
No. 178 ITC/(PN)/70.—It has been decided to grant licences for import of Dates from Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other Persian Gulf Ports, excluding Iran and Iraq on annual basis, during Octo- ber, 70- September, 71 licensing period on the following bass :—
Quota
(i) Established importers having past imports of Dates from Minimum value licence of Rs. 12,500/- each.
Saudi Arabiaj Muscat, etc. up to Rs. 12,500/-.
50%, subject to a minimum of (ii) Established importers having past imports of dates from
Rs. 12,500/-.
Saudi Arabia Muscat etc. between Rs. 12,501/- and Rs. 1.5 lakhs.
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1192 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART 1—9t± hQuota
'ni) Established importers having past imports of dates from 45%, subject to a mftoirrram of
Rs. 75,000/-
Saudi Arabia, Muscat etc. between Rs. 1,50,001 and Rs. 5 lakhs.
(iv'i E^ablishsJimpirters hjv.ing past imports of dates from 40%, subject to a minimum of Saudi Arabia, Muscat etc. over Rs. 5 lakhs.
Rs. 2,25,000/-
2. T112 Ucsacis will bs granted oa t h; basis of pist imparts of dates from th^ese countries^ n a ly o le of thi yn:i of the prescribed basic period, namely 1956-57 to 1967-6J6.
3. Established Importers, who had imported this item from the above toijntne8^b"<^Sailijig vessels/Steamsrs may acsordingly submit their applications to the Joint Chief fSontffcBjfctif Irbiportf and Exports, Bombay, on or before the 2%th December, 1970. in the us^al £<"J8Sr Sad manner complete in all respscts. Incomplete applications are liable to be rejected*- TAey. should clearly state the specific country from which they want to effecttheir imports. NfiOpast import documentsr are required to be produced, provided such documents were submitted* t4sing Itan and Iraq. They should, however, quote details of licences obained in the precedi^f-^wo periods. Where, however, the established importers are applying for the first time, thetfsfs irequired to produce unimpe- chabledocuments relating to past imports of'Dates' fronV"at particular country from which mports were made during any one year within the pr/ecrftsed basic years.
4 Ioi33-tliciicM g Mitel to th: j'.igible establ&hsi importers will be valid for import from onlv that particular country from which they hav& past imports and their validity period will be unto the qoth Tune 1971. No ottermon will be sdlowed under any circumstances. The import- ers are, however, free to utilise the full value of the licences any time within their validity period.
5. Licences issu;i in terms of above paragraphs will be valid forimport up to 60% by Sailing
vessels and the balance by Steamers etc.
6 It mav be noted that the m i n i um value of import licences for Dateis from Saudi Arabia, x* \ J t ^ L i nS October '70-SWptember "7I has been enhanced to Rs. 12,500/- (Rupees twelve S^^S^^^to^p^^cc^i^Ain^Sii) ofLT.C. Hand Book of Rules & P r o c e d u r e , *^ wcth regard to dmsion of quotas.
R. J. RlBELLO,
Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.
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