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REGISTERED No. D 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section I

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 70] NEW DELHI, MONDAY APRIL 2,1973/CHAITRA 12, 1895

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

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

POLICY

PART 'A'

Actual Users (Industrial)

Existing Units

(a) Priority Industries

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE (Import Trade Control) PUBLIC NOTICE New Delhi, the 2nd April, 1973 Subject:—Import Policy for the year April 1973—March 1974 No. 46-ITC(PN)/73.—The Import Trdac Control Policy for the year April 1973—March 1974 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice

Sd/- S. O. BOSE MULLICK, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports

[File No. IPC (Genl 278/73]

22 G of 1/73—1

In the case of 59 priority industries listed in Appen- dix 1, the need-based policy of replenishment for the import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1973—March 1974. The procedure for the grant of import licences to units engaged in these industries will be as indi- cated below.

390 1

(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 sub- mit separate applications for the import of spare puts. Such applications should be made on an annual basis covering the requirements of the unit tor the period April 1973—March 1974. There will be no last date for submission of such applica- tions during the licensing period.

3. Import licences for spare parts will be valid for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory instru- ments and safety appliances, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 12i per cent of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of rupees three lakhs within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees ten thousand in value. Spare parts specifically shown as non-permis- sible in this book for actual users will not be allowed. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spare parts for more than the value indicated above.

repeat basis for the period April 1973—March 1974 by producing pholo-stat copy of the licence for spares for April 1971—March 1972 provided, it docs no: require any change in the modes of financing, and in the value of restricted spare parts over and above the limits indicated in paragraph 3 above. The applicants claiming licences on repeat basis need not produce with their applications parti- culars of machinery for the maintenance of whidi spare parts are sought to be imported.

Lists of restricted spares:

4. 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, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported. In such cases, the sponsoring authority may also recommend higher value limits for import of restricted spares-^&ra••%#" value limits indicated in para 3 above, withouta' specific list of such spares being attached fp, ftfcft |lMpprt|| ypencp,

6. Units which did not obtain licences for spares for any of the two earlier licensing periods, or which require restricted spare parts for value limits more than those indicated in paragraph 3 above or which need a change in the modes of financ- ing, should apply for licences for spare parts for April 1973—March 1974, through the spon- soring authority concerned. The entitlement of new units in the large scale sector would be deter- mined by the sponsoring authority on the basis of 2% of the c.i.f. value of imported machinery (or i% of the purchase price in the case of indigenous machinery having imported components). How- ever, small scale units falling under this category also fcii^&iMfrdwhich do not wish to avail of the facility of repeat licensing should apply direct to the licensing authority concerned in the same manner as during the period April 1972—March 1973. In their case, the valu© of licences will be determined by the licensing authority concerned on the basis of 4 per cent of the c.i.f. value of imported machinerv (or 1 % of the purchase price in the case of indigenous machinery having imported components) for the maintenance of which the spares are sought to be imported. Units applying for licences for spare parts under the pro- visions of this paragraph should furnish in the form prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1973-74, the particulars and value of machinery for the maintenance of which the imported spares are required.

Manner of submission V) appiiomiions:

fiA. If the spares requirement of any industry is deemed to be higher than allowed above, the licens- ing authorities may consider higher entitlements as recommended by sponsoring authorities, in the in- terest of better maintenance of equipment and in- creased production.

6R. All such cases would be subject to review the Special Committee of the CCT&E, New Delhi

(ii) Import of raw materials and components by

priority industries.

Applications on consumption basis:

5. Actual users, whether in the large or the small scale sector, who obtained import licences for spare parts for the perio¹ April 1972—March 1973 may submit their impon jpp.ications for spare parts for the period April 1973—March 1974 direct to the licensing authorities concerned and not through the sponsoring authorities, unless the applicant requires a change in the modes of financing against which the licence for April 1972—March 1973 had been issu- ed, or he requires to import restricted spare parts for more than the value limits indicated in para- graph 3 above. The application should be accom- panied by photo-stat copy of the import licence for spares issued to the applicant for the period April 1972—March 1973. Tf a unit did not applv for spares for the period April 1972—March 1973 or its application for that period was rejected, but it had obtained a licence for spare parts for April 1971—March 1972 such unit can also apply on 7. The existing units engaged in the priority in- dustries should make their import applications for raw miterials and components end-product-wise (in- clii'lin? related end-products) bv wav of claiming replenishment of imported raw materials and com- ponents consumed by the units within a given period as indicated below.

8. Units which did not apply for a licence for law materials/components during April 1972—March 1973, or if their applications made during the said period have been nnally rejected, can mate their hrst import application during April 1973—March 1974 on the basis ol actual consumption during six months commencing from 1st October, 1972. Applications can be made at a time based on con- sumption in a period of 3 rnonlhs, 6 months, 9 months or 12 months.

9. (a) Units not covered by para 8 above, i.e. those which obtained licences Lor raw materials/ com- ponents against their applications made during April 1972—March 1973 should make their import applica- tions during April 1973—March 1974 on the basis ol actual consumption of imported raw materials dur- ing 1972-73, for a period of 3 months or 6 months or 9 months or 12 months, as they may prefer. The period over which consumption is indicated would, however, in no case relate to any period prior to April 1972.

The unutilised value of release order for this purpose will be the value tor which neither the goods have been lilted iiom the canalising agency, nor payment for llic goods has been made to the canalising agency lo the extent that it constitutes a firm commitment tor lifting the goods against the release order. If neither of these two conditions is satisfied but the ap- plicant produces a letter, in original, from toe canalis- ing agency to the effect that the goods have not been lilted tor reasons beyond the control of the applicant owing to temporary non-availability of supplies with the canalising agency, the release order, in question, will be treated as utilised tor the purpose ol deter- mining eligibility. The actual users should, thereioie, make their applicatioas for licences only when they are eligible to apply under this provision. If an import application is made at a time when the applicant is not eligible to apply, and subsequent to the date of application hut not later than the close ol the licensing period, the applicant becomes eligible ufter utilising the outstanding licences/release orders in hand on the date of application, he should produce evidence of such utilisation to the licensing authority in continuation of his application. On receipt of evidence to this effect, the licensing authority will consider the application, if otherwise in order.

Import licences will be issued on the basis of con- sumption of impoited raw materials and components, except as indicated in para 12 below.

Machine building industries/7/i " fries affected by

long delivery dates arising jrchit-M'oild shortages:

(b) In the case of the units borne on the books of the DGTD, covered by sub-para 9(a) above, if a unit has suffered any unusual shut down of plant during 1972-73, it can be allowed to submit an application giving consumption of imported raw materials after October 1971, as a special case provided that the application is in continuation of the period of con- sumption already covered by applications made dur- ing April 1972—March 1973. Applications submit- ted during 1973-74 giving consumption figures prior to October 1971 are liable to be summarily rejected.

No last date:

10 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 con- sumption nf imported raw materials and components as indicated above.

12. 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 \m claim in his import application:—

(i) Industrial and mining machinery.

(ii) Workshop machinery and equipment other

than rmchine inoU..

(iii) Industrial furnaces.

Eligibility for making applications:

11. The licensing authority will not, however, en- teiuin no application for licence from an applicant in whose case, Ihe unutilised value of outstanding licences/release orders in hand on the date of appli- cation, is more than the c.i.f. value of con- sumption for the replenishment of which thr im- pnrt 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 nf tlv licences, reduced by the amount (a) fnr which firm commitment¹! have been mode by opening letters of credit and (b) for which firm commitments have been made with the Industrial Raw Materials Assis- tance Centre (TRMAC) set up bv the State Trndine Corporation as referred to in paragraph 62 below.

(iv) Construction and earth moving equipment.

(v) Cranes and hoist blocks.

(vi) Telecommunication equipment.

(\ii) Wagons,

(•/iii) Industrial refrigeration equipment.

(L\) \?\ icultural tractors.

(x) Machine tools,

(xi) Heavy diesel engines.

; i i) IJ.nvy electrical equipment.

( \.!i) 1 i.iotic wotting machinery.

(xiv") Iron and steel castings and forgings.

The procedure for submission of applications for raw materials, components and spares in the case of the units engaged in these industries will be the same as applicable to priority industries, and their entitle- ment to imported raw materials will also be similarly determined.

Statement of consumption;

The condition of eligibility laid down in para 11 above will not apply to these industries; but the licensing authorities will deal with the applications m such euses having ie^ard to the orders in hand, the stocks held by the applicant and the balances available against licences/release orders in hand. Indus- tries with long delivery dates for supply of their raw materials, arising from world shortage may also apply under the provisions of this paragraph with proper evidence and justification, through their sponsoring authorities for covering their requirements over a period longer than six months.

Additional allocation jor priority industries :

13. In the case of selected priority industries of special importance both in large and small scale sec- tors, where enhanced capacities have been recognised by Government under recent notifications issued by the Ministry of Industrial Development, the licensing authority may, on the recommendations of the spon- soring authority, consider applications for a higher value against an additional allocation of foreign ex- change that may be provided for the purpose. Pre- ference will be given to units which earn net foreign exchange by export of their products and to units for which the licensing authority is satisfied that the increased output will directly save on present im- ports, especially where the net foreign saving is substantial. The Licensing authority will examine such cases having due regard to other considerations and regulatory measures for development and planning of industrial production.

Cases falling under this paragraph will be processed through the Special Committee in the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi.

Priority Treatment for certain industries.

14. Units engaged in the following industries will be eligible for priority treatment in the matter of allocation of imported raw materials, components and spares :—

(i) Hosiery needles.

(ii) Road Rollers,

(in) Polystyrene.

(iv) Steel Wires.

(v) Wheel discs, bogie wheels and crawler

traction tracks.

(vi) Industrial chains.

(vii) Polyethylene, low density and high density.

(viii) P.V.C. resins.

(ix) Diesel locomotives (different gauges),

(x) Industrial alcohol,

(xi) Synthetic detergents.

15. In support of consumption etc., the applica- tion lor a licence should be accompanied by a state- ment, in quadruplicate, indicating the c.i.f. value of the hnpoited raw materials and components con- sumed by the unit, the production actually turned out, the unutilised value of Licences/release orders in hand, in the proiorma appearing in Appendix 2 duly ceUifkd by a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accoun- tain in p.LLLiito who is not a partner or an employee oi the applicant firm or its associates, or the sponsor- ing authority concerned (.in the case oi small scale units only;, l I ho 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 relating to consumption and particulars oi import licences/release orders to be given in the statement should be in respect of the items' of raw materials and components other than iron and steel and ferro-alloys. In the case of priority units engaged in IDA industries (the list of IDA in- dustries is given in Appendix 53), the statement of consumption etc. should also include consumption of iron and steel items as such units are required to make consolidated applications tor raw materials and components including iron and steel and ferro- alloys. Against the consolidated applications, the licensing authority will issue separate licences for. steel and non-steel items. The units which have to apply directly to the licensing authority should, therefore, indicate in their import applications the separate values in respect of 'itcel and non-steel items. Units engaged in non-IDA industries should submit a separate state- ment of consumption of iron and steel items with their import applications for such items to be submitted sepmately to the licensing authorities concerned.

16. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant/ Cost Accountant/sponsoring authority should ensure that (he information given in the statement of con- sumption etc, is complete and accurate. Applications upportcd by incorrect statements will be liable to be v.mmmtly rejected, without prejudice to any other .; lion that may bo taken in this behalf. The licen- >-MI; authority may, if necessary, call for documen- ts y evidence t-> verify the correctness of the infor- mation Furnished in the statement of consumption.

17. fn cases where applications for licences are

to be made through the sponsoring authorities, one copy of the statement referred to above, wil] be re- tained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining three copies will be sent to the licensing authority along with the application. In cases where appli- cations arc to be made direct to the licensing autho- rities, one copy of the statement in question will be

sent by the licensing authority to the sponsoring authority, while sending an intimation about the issue of the licence. This will enable the sponsoring au- thorities to verify the correctness of the information furnished in the statement. The licensing autho- rity will ;il so send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned.

canalised item for which advance release order is required. Applications should also be accompanied by a statement certified by a Chanered Accountant or a Co.st Accoun- tant (in practice), indicating the value and quantity, item-wise, of release orders obtain- ed by the unit for the licensing period April 1972—March 1973.

Manner of submission of applications:

.18. 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 & Exports, New Delhi through the D.G.T.D. The units in the sniull scale sector and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Director of Indus- tries, State Drugs Controllers, State Director of Fisheries, or the Executive Directors, Food and Nutri- tion Board, Government of India, Department of Food, Knshi 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 sponsoring authorities. Other unjti should submit their import applications to the regional licensing authotities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities. Units which are required to make their applications to the licensing authorities direct, should in cases covered by para- graphs 12 and 13 above, send their applications through the sponsoring authorities concerned if they claim import licences for a value more than that of the consumplion shown. The applications should 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.

(c) It will not be necessary for the applicant to produce a statement of consumption in sup- port of the application lor advance release order. The condition of eligibility laid down in para 11 above will also not apply in respect of these advance applications.

(d) Application for advance release order should be made before the normal application for import of raw materials and components is made during April 1973—March 1974, and "not later than 31-5-1973. In the nor- mal application, the applicant should indi- cate the value, item-wise, covered by the applicaton for advance release order already made. The sponsoring/licensing authorities will take into account the value of the advance release order while calculating the applicant's entitlement against his normal application.

(e) If an applicant obtains his release order for the period April 1972—March 1973 after 30-4-1973, in his case, the application for advance release order for the period April 1973—March 1974 will be entertained within 30 days of the issue of release order for the period April 1972—March 1973.

Advance Release Orders for canalised items to DGTD

Units :

(f) These provisions for the grant of advance release orders will not apply to iron and steel and ferro-allo3's, including stainless steel.

Import of spare parts against raw material licences:

.19. (a) Units borne on the books of the DGTD, in the priority sector, can apply for the grant of advance release order for canalised items to the licensing authority direct. Such applications will not be made through the sponsoring authority. Applications should be made in the prescribed form supported by Treasury Challan towards payment of application fees.

20. Import licences for raw materials and com- ponents issued to priority industries will be valid for the import of spare parts to the extent of 10 per cent of the value of such licences, within the overall value of the licence, in terms of the provisions con- tained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

Export effort by priority industries

Exporting units in priority sector:

(b) The value for which applications for advance release orders can be made should not exceed 25 per cent of the value for which release orders for the particular item were issued to the applicant unit for the licensing period April 1972—March 1973. Tn the application, the applicant should indicate the value and quantity in respect of each 21. Some of the industries included in the priority list arc traditionally export-oriented (e.ff. tea, coffee, jute, textiles, cotton textiles, cashew, coir products and

per cent of their production during 1972 or 1972-73 will be liable to cut in their import requirements in the event of inadequate availability of foreign ex- change, apart from being ineligible to preferred sour- ces of supply. This will not, however, apply to (i) small-scale units and (ii) other units which have not completed five years in production.

Export effort by industries other than priority in-

dustries:

unmanufactured tobacco). These industries and also the following industries, namely Fertilisers, Pesticides, Industiial and Mining Machinery, Industrial Furnaces, Construction and Earth-moving equipment, Industrial refrigeration equipment, Agricultural Tractors, Machine tools, Heavy Electrical equipment, Heavy 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 treatment to units in these industries which contribute to overseas sales, that is, which export 10 per cent or more of their production. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for further expansion of their export production and secondly for the import of their requirements from preferred sources of supply. For the purpose of implementing this policy during April 1973—March 1974 period, the export perfor- mance during the calendar year 1972 or financial year 1972-73 will be taken into consideration.

22. The extent of preferential treatment will vary with the export performance of the industrial units. Industrial units cxpoiting 25 per cent or nioie of their production will be eligible to import a higher quantum of their requirements against fiee fuieigia exchange.

25. In the case of industries other than those In the priority list, and the end-products of which are covejed by the import policy lor registered exporters, the units which contribute to overseas safes, i.e. which exported 10 per cent or more of their produc- tion during the calendar year 1972 or financial year 1972-73, will be treated during 1973-74 as if they are included in the list of priority industries. Such units will also qualify for the sume treatment in regard io the sources of supply for their requirements of raw materials, components and spares, and receive pre- lerence in the matter of facilities for furthei expan- sion of their export production. These facilities will not be available to the units engaged in the produc- tion ot (i) stainless steel products and (ii) Nylon fabrics, Cellulosic fabrics and blended fabrics from mixture of cotton/cellulosic fibre or yarn/nylon/ polyster fibre or yarn.

Compulsory exports by industries other than priority

industries:

23. In the case of units in the small scale sector, engaged in priority or other industries, which export 10 per cent or more of their production under these provisions, the following additional facilities will be given :—

26. The industries other than priority industries listed in Appendix 10-A 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 during the calendar year 1972 or financial year 1972- 73 will be liable to cut 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 (i) small scale units and (ii) other units which have not completed five years in production.

Eligible exports:

(i) The units exporting 10 per cent or more of their production, but less than 25 per cent, will be given the same prefened sources of financing as available to the units exporting 25 per cent or more of their production, it their exports during 1972-73 or during 1972 are at least twice the value of their exports during 1971-72 or 1971, as the case may be, depending on whether the unit is claim- ing the benefits under this scheme in the licensing period April 1973—March 1974 based on their export performance during the financial year 1972-73 or calendar year 1972.

(ii) In the case of units referred to in (i) above and also in the case of units exporting 25 per cent or more of their production, import of restricted items will be allowed, if other- wise permissible, for a value twice the value which is normally permissible to other small scale units, within the overall entitlement of the unit.

27. For the purpose of determining export perfor-

mance:—-

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

Compulsory exports by priority industries:

24. The priority industries listed in Appendix 10 arc in a position to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The individual units in these indus- tries, the export performance of which is less than 5 (ii) Supplies of materials at international prices under arrangements approved by Govern- ment, will be counted as exports;

(iii) Supplies made against IBRD/IDA aided pro- jects in India will be counted as exports; and

(iv) Supplies made by Indian firms in India under the aid programmes of United Nations and other Multinational agencies at international prices and paid for in free foreign exchange, will be counted as exports.

27 A The procedure for submission of evidence; of the export performance in relation to production has been indicated in Appendix 70.

(ii) If neither of the above conditions is satisfied, but the applicant produces a letter in origi- nal from the canalising agency that the goods have not been lifted for reasons be- yond the control of the applicant, owing to temporary non-availability of supplies with the canalising agency, such letter will also be treated as evidence of "utilisation" of the release order for the purpose of determin- ing eligibility.

(b) INDUSTRIES OTHER THAN PRIORITY

INDUSTRIES. IMPORT OF RAW MATE-

RIALS. COMPONENTS AND SPARES

28. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the priority industiies will be given treatment, as indicated in para 25 above.

28A. As stated in paragraph 14 above units en- gaged in the industries mentioned therein will be eli- gible for priority treatment in the matter of allocation of raw materials, components and spares.

29. In the case of other units in this group of in- dustries, the policy and procedure for the import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1973—March 1974 will be as stated below.

(iii) If a release order is less than 4 months old on the date of application, no evidence is necessary in support of its utilisation,

(iv) Release orders which have been surrendered to the licensing authority concerned will be treated as utilised for the purpose of deter- mining eligibility.

(v) Import licences which have been surrendered to the licensing authority concerned or in respect of which the initial validity period of 12 months/18 months has expired, will be treated as utilised for the purpose of determining eligibility.

Elixibility for making applications:

30. (a) 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/ firm commitment made with the IRMAC referred to in paragraph 55 below, or 60 per cent by way of actual importation/supplies drawn from the IRMAC, or 70 per cent by shipment of goody. The evidence showine utilisation of the previous set of licences in the form of original or photostat of the Exchange Control or Customs Purposes copy of the licence(s) as the case may be, and evidence of firm commit- ment 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 can be produced. While determining eligibility of the applicants, the licensing authority will also check the utilisation of the previous release orders issued. For this purpose, the applicant should produce the following evidence in support of the utilisation of release orders along with his application for import of raw materials, com- ponents and spares:—

(i) Documentary evidence from the canalising agency, in original or photostal to show that either the goods covered by the release order have been lifted by the applicant to the extent of at least 60% of the quantity or value covered by the release order, or the payment of goods has been made by the applicant to the extent that it constitutes a nrm commitment for lifting at least 90% of the quantity or value of the goods covered by the release order.

(b) Except in cases falling under sub-paras (a) (in and (a) (iii) above, an applicant will not be held eli- gible if he has failed to utilise the previous release orders upto the prescribed extent and in the manner indicated, before the close of the licensing period to which the import application pertains. In the case of previous licences, the utilisation for this purpose will be checked as on the last date of the licensing period to which the import application pertains or a date three months after the date of issue of the licence, whichever is later. Manner of submission of applications:

31. (a) These units should make consolidated ap- plications for raw materials, components and spares. The consolidated licences issued against such appli- cations will, unless otherwise provided, be valid for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent of the value of the licence within the over- all value of the licence

(b) If the import application is in respect of both canalised and non-canalised items, the licensing autho- rity will issue a licence for the non-canalised items which will also be valid for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent of the value of the licence within the overall value of the licence. For canalised items, a release order will be issued for which the applicant can ask for conversion into a licence for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent, as provided in Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(c) If import of all the items of raw materials applied for by a unit has been canalised through a public sector agency, the licensing authority will Issue a release order, for which the applicant can ask for conversion into a licence for import of spare ptirts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent, as provided in Chapter TV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

No lists o] spare parts:

(d) There will be no last date for submission of

applications during the licensing period.

NOTE: The provision made in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74 for import of spare parts against release orders as referred to above, has been reproduced in Appendix 69 for ensy reference.

37. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported. The licence will be valid upto 10 per cent of its value, for the import of permissible spare parts requir- ed for the plant, machinery, and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory instruments and safety appliances. Within this valu^ the licensee can import restricted spare parts appeal- ing in Appendix 3 for a value not exceeding 1 2| per cent thereof subject to a maximum of fts, 25,000/. The import of a single item should not exceed rupees four thousand in value. Spare parts specifically suown as non-permissible in this book for actual users w>U not be allowed.

Lists for restricted spare parts:

32. 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 an annual basis. Applications from such units during April 1973—March 1974 covering the requirements of twelve months should be made, after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares and release orders issued to the units in respect of the period April 1972—March 1973. Annual licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. will be subject to the condition that the licence 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 licensing period April 1973—March 1974.

38. 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, furnish- ing a list of such items. In such cases, the sponsor- ing authority may also recommend higher value limits for import of restricted spares than the value limits indicated in para 37 above, without a specified list of spares being attached to the import licence.

Value of licences to be issued:

33. Small-Scale units and also such 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, should make their Import applications on an annual basis for the period April 1973—March 1974 after utilising the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit for the period April 1972—March 1973 upto the specified extent. Such units should make their appli- cations direct to the regional licensing authorities, and not through the sponsoring authorities.

34. Units not covered by paragraphs 32 and 33 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authority, on an annual basis, in the same manner as laid down for the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D.

35. Units which did not apply for import licences for raw materials, components and spares during April 1972—March 1973 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply fo rthe import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1973—March 1974 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, com- ponents and spares issued to them for the period April 1971—March 1972 upto the specified extent.

36. 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.

39. (a) In the case of small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Direc- tors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Direc- tors of Fisheries or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, import licences/release orders for raw materials, components and spares for the period April 1973—March 1974 will be issued on the basis of the value of licences/release orders for raw materials, components and spares issued to such units for the period April 1972—March 1973, In the case of units which did not apply during April 1972—March 1973 or whose application for that period was rejected, the value of import licences/ release orders for the period April 1973—March 1974 will be based on the value of licences/release orders for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units for the period April 1971—March 1972. The value of licences/release orders for April 1973— March 1974, as determined on this basis, will be reduced in cases where the value of imported raw materials and components consumed by the unit dur- ing 1972-73 is less than this value; in such cases the value of licences/release orders for raw materials components and spares for the period April IV 73— March 1974 will not exceed the actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during 1972-73. In other words, tho value of licences release orders for raw materials, component¹; and spares for April 1973—March 1974 for non-priority industries will be determined on the basis of the value of such licences obtained by the unit for previous period as indicated or on the basis of the c.iJf. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during 1972-73, whichever is less.

(b) In the case of units referred to in (a) above, and engaged in industries listed in Appendix 71, the value of licences/release orders for the period April 1973—March 1974 as determined in the manner in- dicated in (a) above, will be enhanced by 20 per cent by the licensing authorities. This increment of 20 per cent will not apply to those industries listed in Appendix 71 which are priority industries. The units in these priority industries covered by Appendix 71 will be granted licences/release orders as per the policy applicable to other priority industries. The increment of 20 per cent will apply only to the units engaged in industries other than priority industries listed in Appendix 71.

44. If an industrial unit has not received an im- port licence for raw materials, components and spares, or allotments of imported raw materials/components for the licensing period April 1971—March 1972 or April 1972—March 1973, for any valid reason to the satisfaction 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 provided they have been in con- tinuous production. In such cases, the value of the licence to be issued will be determined by the licensing authority on the basis on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority, having regard to the import policy in force and other relevant considerations.

45. The basis of licensing for new units in the

small-scale sector is given in Appendix 68.

New Units (Priority industries)

40. In the case of non-DGTD/non-SSI units, im- port licences/release orders will be issued on the basis of the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. The sponsoring authority will make its recommendations having regard to actual consumption referred to in paragraph 42 below.

41. The provisions of paragraph 19 above regard- ing the grant of advance release orders for canalised items will also apply to the units borne on the books of the DGTD and engaged in industries other than priority industries.

42. Statement of production and consumption tc

he furnished.

Actual Users both in the large and small-scale sectors in industries other than priority, should furnish with their applications for import of raw materials, components and spares, a statement of production and consumption of imported raw materials and components duly certified by a Chartered Ac- countant or Cost Accountant (In practice). In the case of small scale units, those whose requirement of imported raw materials is less than Rs. 50.000 per annum, can apply without production of such certi- fication by a Chartered Accountant or Cost Account- ant in practice. All others will have to furnish the consumption certificate as required above. The statement should be made in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2 of this Book.

46. New units, both in the large and small-scale sectors should make consolidated applications foi import of raw materials, components and spares dur- ing April 1973—March, 1974 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 appli- cations.

47. In the case of proposed new units (Le. 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 Unite

48. The value of import licences to new units in the small-scale sector will be determined having re- gard to the assessment of capacity and raw material requirements on single shift basis, by the Develop- ment Commissioner (Small-Scale Industries), New Delhi in consultation with the State Directors of In- dustries and subject to further scrutiny by the Special Committee in the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The procedure for assessment of capacity is detailed in Appendix 68. Units in the priority industries referred to in para 13 above will be eligible for treatment under the pro- vision of that paragraph.

Definition:

New Units (Industries other than priority industries)

43. New units are those to which no import licences for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the licensing period April 1971—March 1972 and April 1972—March 1973 and which have either the requisite machinery installed or have made firm arrangements for machinery, 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 registered exporters, for any of the two licensing periods referred to, it will be treated as an existing unit.

22 G of T/73—2.

49. New units belonging to this category, both in the large and small-scale sectors, should make con- solidated import applications for raw materials, com- ponents and spares to the licensing authorities con- cerned through the sponsoring authorities. The Units which have the requisite machinery installed, should make their import applications on an annual basis. Tn the case of large scale units, the annual licence shall be subject to the same restriction regarding re- mittance as has been laid down in para 32 above. The proposed new units, should apply on a half-yearly basis, and the second application during the licensing period should be made after utilising the licence(s)

issued against the first application upto the specified extent and the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

55. The import policy in respect of Iron and Steel

items and ferro alloys is given in Appendix 41.

56. The details of items included in the Import Trade Control Schedule are indicated in Appendix 2 to the 1TC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74. Items included in the ITC Schedule but for which no import policy is indicated in this Book, may be treated as having 'Nil' policy during the period April 1973—March 1974.

NOTE:—It may be clarified that the provisions ot paragraphs 52 to 56, regarding import of items allowed to actual users, will also apply to the units eligible to priority treatment and preferred sources of supply in terms of paragraphs 21, 22 and 25 above.

Emergency licences for spares to Actual Users

57. The policy and procedure for the grant of emergency licences for spares to actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74. The value of licences issued to large scale units will be Rs. 10,000 per annum and small scale Rs. 4000 per annum, with a condi- tion that the import of restricted spares listed in Appendix 3 of this Book will not exceed Rs. 1000.

Public Sector Industrial Undertakings

50. All existing units (including those units which were new units in April 1972—March 1973 and have become existing units for the first time in April 1973—March 1974) will have the facility of opting to be treated as a new unit, for obtaining import licences for raw materials, components and spares during April 1973—March 1974. Applications for licences may be considered on the recommendations of the sponsoring authorities in the same manner as in the case of other new units. In such cases, appli- cations as new units will be entertained by the spon- soring/licensing authorities after the previous licences for raw materials, components and spares obtained by the units as an existing unit have been utilised to the extent of 60% by actual imports/supplies drawn from the Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC), or 70% by shipment of goods or 90 per cent by way of opening letters of credit/firm commit- ment made with the IRMAC. Further, this facility of opting to be a new unit will not be available in respect of industries for which the creation of new capacity/unit is not allowed under the policy in force. The existing units opting as new units under this provision will not be eligible for 20 per cent incre- ment in their entitlement as provided in paragraph 39(b) above.

51. Units registered with the DGTD etc. under the liberal industrial licensing procedures (whether for a new unit or for an expansion scheme involving investment of less than Rupees one crore) will submit separate import licence applications through the DGTD/sponsoring authorities for the production programme for which they have registered them- selves. Such applications will be processed by spon- soring authorities through the Special Committee of the CCI&E, New Delhi.

58. (a) The procedure for submission of import applications by public sector industrial undertakings and projects is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(b) The basis of licensing for import of raw materials, components and spares as applicable to industrial units in the private sector will apply mutatis- mutandis to the industrial units in the public sector, except in the case of units under the Ministry of Defence, the iron and steel industries and departmental undertakings in the public sector,

PART 'B'

Items to be allowed to actual users

Import through Public Sector Agencies

Canalisation of Imports:

52. 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.

53. Items shown as licensable for export produc- tion only, will be allowed only against the import licences issued to actual users under the import policy for registered exporters.

59. Import of certain items will be arranged only through public sector agencies. The list of such items with the names of canalising agencies appears in Section III.

60. The canalising agency 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.

Manner of allotment of imported materials

54. Items shown as licensable to actual users on restricted basis will be allowed subject to the face value limits indicated in Appendix 74. Res- tricted import is allowed in cases where it becomes necessary to supplement to a certain extent indigenous production or items in certain specifications are not available indigenously, or in cases where indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end- products.

61. In respect of items listed in Section III, allot- ment of imported materials to actual users will bo made in the following manner:—

(j) by release orders to be issued on applica- tions made to the licensing authorities con- cerned, or

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

(iiij by direct allotments to be made by the cana-

lising 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 the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

65. Only such goods will be supplied as are cover- ed by the licence, and to the extent their import is permitted in the licence.

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC)

62. Apart from the items listed in Section III, public sector agencies will be enabled to import in bulk certain other raw materials, so that they may be able to make efficient arrangements for procure- ment of Imported materials and their distribution to actual users. For the purpose of organising the im- port of such items, the State Trading Corporation have set up an Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC) for arranging off-the-shelf delivery to actual users/registered exporters, as also to func- tion as an indenting house. The MMTC are also gearing themselves to meet the requirements of actual users off-the-shelf" or provide indenting facilities to exporting units, in respect of mineral and metal im- ports. Actual users will be able to receive from the IRMAC the raw materials against their A.U./REP 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. IRMAC and the MMTC will be announcing from time to time the items which will be available with them for supply off-the-shelf against valid import licences. The IRMAC/MMTC are being further strengthened so as to ultimately develop into specia- lised purchase agencies for making bulk purchases or act as indenting houses of items progressively on a larger scale as may be entrusted to them from lime to time.

63. While supplying the imported material, the IRMAC will debit both the Exchange Control and the Customs Purposes copies of the licence so as to reduce its c.i.f. value as a result of the goods supplied, as under :—

C.I.F. value of goods supplied: Rs.

Description of goods supplied.

Date on which supplied —

64. IRMAC will supply goods only against licences which are presented to them during the initial validity period of the licence. If the initial validity period of a licence is 18 months, it should be presented to the IRMAC at least 6 months before the expiry of the licence. In the case of a revalidated licence, goods will be released if it is presented at a time when the licence has atleast a balance validity period of six months.

66. The flexibility provided to actual users hold- ing licences issued under the import policy for regis- tered exporters under paragraph 38 of Part 'B' in Section I of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book, Vol. II) for the period April 1973—March 1974, and the flexibility provided to actual users holding A.U. or REP licences under the provision contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74, will also be available to these licence holders while obtaining imported materials through the IRMAC, subject to the same conditions and restrictions as have been laid down.

67. To the extent the goods are supplied by IRMAC, the licence, in question, will neither be valid for direct imports nor for the purpose of remit- tance against the Exchange Control copy. The licensee will be able to make imports from abroad and make remittance against such imports only upto the balance value available on the licence and subject to the other terms and conditions of the licence.

68. If a licence holder has surrendered his licence to IRMAC for the supply of goods but the goods are not actually supplied by IRMAC for any reason, the licensee cannot claim a revalidation of the licence on this ground alone for import of goods directly, if revalidation is not otherwise admissible under the import policy in force.

69. The licence holders can also approach IRMAC for supplies against valid licences issued to them in the previous periods.

70. It is also open to an actual user in the small- scale sector not to apply for a direct Import licence in his favour for import of raw materials and com- ponents but to approach IRMAC for importing the goods provided the IRMAC is willing to undertake the import. The procedure for submission of appli- cations for licences in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Pro- cedure, 1973-74. The modes of financing applicable for issuing direct import licences to individual actual users will not apply while issuing a bulk licence to the IRMAC on behalf of several actual users. Also, as provided in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74, actual users, on whose behalf a bulk licence is obtained by an im- porting agency, can apply for their subsequent Import licences, whether direct or again through an import- ing agency, without having to wait for the utilisation of their previous licence by the importing agency.

71. If an actual user desires to import goods against his Actual users licence or against a licence issued to him under the import policy for registered exporters through the State Trading Corporation., or the Min- erals and 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 hold- ers, subject to the same conditions as are applicable to the grant of Letters of Authority as given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

72. Public sector agencies can also organise bulk imports on behalf of actual users by obtaining in their own name, the licences for raw materials, com- ponents and spares due to actual users. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications by public sector agencies in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

73. 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.

PriciMfl

74. Sale price for distribution of goods to actual users will be determined by the public sector agency concerned subject to the guidance and general con- trol of the Ministry of Commerce.

in matching priority demands, and actual availability in terms of time, in the execution of major projects and also in the fabrication of machinery and equip- ment for such projects etc. The procedure for obtain- ing supplies from the Steel Bank is given in Appen- dix 72 of this Book.

Special Committee for steel

77. A special Committee on Steel, headed by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, has been functioning as a coordinating unit hi the implementa- tion of the policies for import of steel. The Com- mittee reviews regularly the availability of steel for production and initiates timely action for meeting the shortages. The Committee also reviews the arrange- ments for import of steel and distribution thereof, in the case of bulk imports through the Hindustan Steel Limited and the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation. Progress in the disposal of applications from registered exporters for supply of imported steel for the execution of firm export orders, held by them, is also reviewed by the Committee.

Supply of imported steel for export production

Review of arrangements of imports through Public

Sector agencies

15. The working of public sector agencies in re- gard to procurement, pricing, distribution of imported materials and other procedures will be reviewed by a committee in the Ministry of Commerce presided over by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and consisting of Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Industrial Development, Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries), Director General of Techni- cal Development, and representatives of the Depart- ment of Economic Affairs and Ministry of Commerce, as members. Representatives of the public sector agencies and sponsoring authorities concerned will be inyited to participate in the discussions on items con- cerning them.

Steel Bart

76. The Steel Bank, run by the Hindustan Steel Limited, maintains stocks of certain specified critical and strategic categories of steel items for meeting the requirements of priority projects, both in the public and private sectors, off the serf against valid import li- cences or release orders, held by them, or against specific foreign exchange allocutions, made by the Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs) for release of steel material from the Bank to project authorities. The facilities of the Steel Bank can be availed of by project authorities whose demands are of priority nature certified as such by the administra- tive ministries/sponsoring authorities and where re- quirement cannot wait for normal import procedures. The objective of the Scheme is to help reduce delays 77 A. In the context of inadequate availability of steel in the country, supply of imported steel is being made to registered exporters to enable them to execute export orders, held by them and for which the. requisite quantum of steel may not be available indigenously. Supply of imported steel is being made through the Hindustan Steel Limited at the JPC Column I price or the ruling HSL price (where the JPC price is not avail- able) plus 2% thereof, on the basis of the recom- mendations of the Engineering Export Promotion Council, Calcutta, and the Directorate General of Technical Development (Engineering Export Promo- tion Cell}.

Further, in view of the possibility of long delivery period of steel in the world markets, registered ex- porters, having stocks of steel with them, can utilise their stocks for the execution of export orders in hand and can make their applications for allocations of steel after the export orders have been executed, ins- tead of obtaining advance allocation, provided that the required steel sections are not supplied by the JPC for purposes of export production. This facility of replenishment of steel is admissible only in the case of exports made on or after 8-4-1972.

Supply of imported steel will also be made for the execution of orders received from projects including State Electricity Boards and financed under the IDA Credits. The procedure for submission of applica- tions lor supply of imported steel for export produc- tion and for the execution of orders under IDA Credits, is given in Appendix 66 of this Book.

Buffer Stock of steel

77 B. With a view to enabling the manufacturer- exporters to accept overseas orders for delivery at

short-term notice, applications will be entertained from such registered exporters, who ure having a minimum annual export performance of more than Rs. 10 lakhs (f.o.b.) in value during April 1971— March 1972 period, or as on the 31st October, 1972 during April 1972—September 1972 period, for the grant of release orders on the Hindustan Steel Limited as exporters' buffer stocks. Applications are to be made through the Secretary, Engineering Export Promotion Council, Calcutta, and the Directorate General of Technical Development (Engineering Ex- port Promotion Cell), but WJII require no clearance from the Iron and Steel Controller, Calcutta. The value of release orders to be issued will be dependent on the export performance of the party during the previous year and will be fully adjusted against future exports within 18 months of the date of issue of the release orders. The details of this Scheme are given in Appendix 78 Q£ this Book.

PART 'C

Import through established importers (ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or a sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number or sub-serial number, under the concession of inter- changeability or under other provisions applicable to established importers or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establishment of quotas will also entertained.

(iii) In respect of imports made during a finan- cial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an established importer against a consoli- dated 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).

Policy for Established importers

78. The detailed import policy for established importers is §iven in Section IV. The quota per- centages as given pertain to the annual quota, and established importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis.

(iv) In respect of imports made during a finan- cial year, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of more than one quota h'cence issued to an established im- porter in respect of the same quota certifi- cate, for different licensing periods. (This restriction will not apply to cases in which past imports are against quota licences for two successive half yearly licensing periods forming part of the same financial year).

Last date for submission of applications

79. Established importers should submit their ap- plications for import licences, complete in all res- pects, so as to reach the licensing authorities con- cerned on or before the 30th June, 1973.

83. Except in cases covered by paragraph 82 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 1970-71 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 refixation of quota earlier on account of a change in the ownership or constitution of busi- ness 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 licens- ing authority.

Minimum/Maximum value of licences

80. Applications for the establishment/refixation of quotas should also be made, complete in all res- pects, so as to reach the licensing authority concerned not later than the 30th June, 1973. 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

81. The basic period for the purpose of calculat- ing the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1970-71 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 quota licences, if other- wise due.

82. No application for rcfixation or re-establish- ment of quotas will be entertained in the following cases:—

(i) For items licensable to established import- ers on a quota of more than 100 per cent.

84. (1) The minimum value of licences issued under the policy for established importers will be Rs. 1,250 unless otherwise provided.

(2) A maximum value limit of Rupees four lakhs has been fixed for quota licences for the period April 1973—March 1974. No established importer will be eligible to a h'cence for a value more than the maximum limit fixed. This restriction will not, how- ever, apply to quota licences in respect of Books, Drugs and medicines and permissible varieties of contraceptives.

85. In the event of th" division of a quota of an

established importer, the succeeding parties will re- ceive their proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm; and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value

licmucs and maximum value licences separately. 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.

PART 'E'

Open General Licence

93. The import of the following items will continue to be allowed under O.G.L. for import upto 30th September, 1973 :—

Cases in which licences will not be Issued

86. 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.

87. 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 imported machinery and falling under the serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule against which the licence has been issued.

(1) Wattle extract.

(2) Wattle bark.

(3) Bark for tanning.

(4) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts

thereof.

(5) Hides and skins, raw or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(6) Quebracho extract, Chestnut extract and modified Eucalyptus extract (Myrtan).

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

PART *F

PART 'D'

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

Import of Capital Goods/Heavy Electrical Plants

and Machine Tools

88. The procedure for submission of applications for the import of Capital Goods. Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and other machinery and equipments is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

89. Applications for the import of machinery re- quired by export-oriented units will be given special consideration.

90. Actual users intending to import machinery of a value exceeding Rupees seven lakhs and fifty thousand should advertise their requirements according to the prescribed procedure.

91. Applications from actual users for the import of machinery and equipment will be considered as and when received. However, an existing unit apply- ing for replaccment/balancing/modernisation equip- ment should make only one 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.

92. Applications from actual users for the import of mining machinery, printing machinery, garage and workshop machinery, construction machinery, and studio equipments will also be considered, subject to the availability of foreign exchange ceilings for this purpose.

(i) Actual Users (Mining and Collieries)

94. Applications for the import of spare parts of mining and colliery machinery, not available indige- nously, will be considered from actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the year April 1973—March, 1974. The basis of licensing appli- cable in the case of mining industry is given in Appendix 73. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period. The detailed procedure for the submission of such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(ii) Actual users (Institutions)

95. Import requirements of universities, educa- tional institutions, research organisations and tech- nical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed hi respect of items which are cleared by the D.G.T.D. from indigenous angle.

96. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the value for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the University Grants Com- mission 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 sponsoring authority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign exchange at the disposal of the licensing authority.

97. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(iii) Actual users (Services)

98. Applications for the import of spare parts ior the maintenance of imported machinery and equip- ment, or indigenously made machinery and equipment having imported components, or for import of other materials, will be considered from actual users of the categories indicated below:—

(i) Fleet owners,

(ii) Construction agencies,

(iii) Garages and workshops,

(iv) Printers,

(v) Publishers of books,

(vi) Film studios and laboratories,

(vii) Tyre retreading units.

99. Applications should be made on an annual basis covering requirements for the year April 1973— March 1974. There will be no last date for sub- mission of applications during the licensing period. The detailed procedure for making such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

applicant during the period from 1968-69 to 1972-73. The applicant should also indicate whether he requires the goods to be imported for supply against DGS&D's contracts and, if so, he should give the particulars of the relevant contract and the value of the goods to be supplied against the contract.

103. The last date for submission of such applica-

tions will be the 30th September, 1973.

104. The applicants may, before applying for licences, advertise their requirements in the Indian Trade Journal issued by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, 1, Council House Street, Calcutta—1 or in the Indian Export Service Bulletin issued by the Director, Commercial Publicity, Ministry of Commerce, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, giving 45 days time to indigenous manu- facturers or their selling agents 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 or in the Indian Export Service Bulletin well in time so that the indigenous manufacturers or their selling agents 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.

(iv) Newspaper establishments

100. (1) Applications for import of newsprint should be made in terms of the policy to be announc- ed separately.

105. The advertisement should indicate, inter-alia, the full specifications and particulars of the items sought to be imported. Indigenous manufacturers who are in a position to meet the requirements in response to the advertisement, should send their reply to the applicant within 45 days of the advertisement, with a copy thereof, under registered cover to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi (ML-II Section) as well as to the D.G.T.D., New Delhi (Co-ordination). In their reply, the indige- nous manufacturers should mention the specifications and particulars of the goods which they are in a position to supply, the period of delivery, prices and other relevant terms. The applicant should make his import application only for those items which he can- not procure from indigenous sources.

(vi) Import requirements of shipping companies

(2) Applications for specialised requirements will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made to C.C.I.&E., New Delhi direct. The detailed policy in this regard is indicated in Appendix 8.

(v) Spare parts of Earthmoving machinery

101. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered tor import from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery during any of the financial years 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1971-72 and 1972-73.

102. Applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers. Applica- tions should also be supported by a certificate from a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its associates, indicating year-wise the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery fall- ing under S. No. 65(5)(ii)(a)/V, imported by the 106. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from appli- cants who have imported these goods during the year 1971-72 or 1972-73.

107. Applications for import licences should be made to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay in the prescribed form 'A'. The applications should be accompanied by a statement indicating the items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of import licences obtained by the applicant for these items during 1971-72 and 1972-73 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible items.

108. There will be no last date of submission of

such applications during the licensing period.

(vii) Import of Technical Samples/Prototypes

(x) Imports through Co-operatives

109. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charges, not exceeding Rs. 1,000 in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vegetable seeds falling under SI. No. 36 and 'New drugs' falling under SI. Nos. 87 and 109 of Part IV of the I.T.C. Schedule, is allowed under O.G.L. IV.

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

(xi) Government Contracts

116. The procedure for dealing with applications made by firms to import goods in respect of which a contract has been placed with them by the D.G. S.&D., State Railways or Ministry of Defence, has been laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

PART 'G*

PROCEDURAL MATTERS

110. In cases not covered by O.G.L. IV, appli- cations for the import of chemicals and other materials, to be used as technical samples/proto- types may be considered by the licensing authorities concerned, from manufacturing units, on the recom- mendations of the sponsoring authorities, and im- ports may be allowed for a value not exceeding Rs. 2,000 c.i.f. against the import licence for raw materials, components and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific endorsement made thereon. Applications may also be considered for the import of such samples/prototypes from manu- facturers whose development schemes have been approved by the sponsoring authorities.

(i) Conditions of import licences

111. Applications for the import of machinery/ instruments as prototypes will be considered in terms of the provisions made in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74. The various provisions for import of technical samples/ prototypes are indicated in Appendix 54.

117. The conditions applicable to different cate- gories of licences have been given in Appendix 31 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(viii) Import of electrical equipment/compo-

nents of industrial machinery

112. 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 specific clearance given by the D.G.T.D.

113. The import of components of industrial machinery as listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed unless specifically recommended by tho sponsoring authorities according to approved manu- facturing programmes and cleared from the indi- genous angle.

118. Unless otherwise provided, the period of shipment in respect of licences issued to actual users from general currency area and from rupee payment area will be 18 months. Such licences would not be eligible for revalidation. For established impor- ters import licences will be issued with an initial validity period of 12 months.

119. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74 will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the import policy for 1973-74.

(ix) Imports from Rupee Payment Area

120. The grant of an import licence does not confer any immunity, exemption or relaxation from any obligation or from compliance with any require- ment, to which the licence holder may be subject to under other laws or rules or regulations, such as, for instance, the Industries (Development and Regu- lation) Act, 1951, the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947.

(ii) Clarification regarding scope and

content of import licences

114. Applications from actual users for spare parts mentioned in Appendix 32 for servicing and mainte- nance purposes will be considered by the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi for import from the Rupee Payment Area. Such applications should be made to the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi direct and not through the sponsoring authorities. Tt will not be necessary for the applicants to furnish with their import applications the lists ol spare parts sought to be imported. Import licences will be issued with the general description of goods as given in Appendix 32, and will be valid for import of all the spare parts covered by the description of goods given in the licence, except that items the import of which is banned/restricted and those listed in Appendix 3, will not be allowed. The basis of

licensing is given in Appendix 32.

121. Except where otherwise specifically provid- ed in the relevant Import Trade Control Policy or in the import licence, it is clarified that:—

(a) Any item which is not licensable to a parti- cular 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, notwith- standing the fact that such item may have been shown as licensable 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 lo the full extent of the value of the licence.

(c) Where in the import policy for registered expoiters 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 permissible items, and there is no list of such non-permissible, restricted or per- missible 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, modified to the extent that further concessions, if any, arc granted specifically to REP licence holders.

(d) Where in the import policy for actual users or in an import licence issued under the said policy, it has been provided that the licence shall not be valid for non-permis- sible 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-perm issible, res- tricted 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 deter- mining the scope and content of the actual user licence. (This sub-para will not ap- ply in the case of import of spare parts by actual users. In their case, if there is no list of non-permissible spares specifically for actual users, the licences will be valid for import of any spare part;; in accordance with other conditions and the policy appli- cable to such licences).

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

(iii) Income-tax verification

122. Importers who have no IVC Rcgistralion/ Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 19/3 are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the required number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registration/Exemption Numbers is given in the Import Trade Control Hnnd Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

(iv) Review of entitlement of Actual Users

123. Cases of actual users in which it is estab- lished that the operation of the existing policy creates undue hardship which is likely to affect industrial

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development, will be considered on merits by a Special Committee under the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports. Such requests should be made to the CCI&E (Policy Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New- Delhi through the sponsoring authority concerned in the proforma appearing in Appendix 22. Small scale units should make applications in triplicate while applications from otiier units (including D.G.T-D. units) should be made in duplicate.

124. The applications for consideration by the Special Committee will be made as indicated below.

(1) Small scale units

The sponsoring authority will forward one copy of the application to the Development Commissioner (SSI), New Delhi/Drugs Controller (India) Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi, (in the case of applications from the units engaged in the drugs industry), and other copy to the CCI&E, New Delhi (PoLicy Cell). The Development Commissioner (SSI) or the Drugs Controller (India), as the case may be, will forward the application with his recommendation to the CCI&E, New Delhi for consideration by the Special Committee. In cases where the DC (SSIJ or Drugs Controller (India), does not consider it necessary to recommend the firm's request for con- sideration by the Special Committee, he will inform the .sponsoring authority concerned under intimation to the CCI&E, New Delhi.

(2) Other Units

The applications from other units (including D.G. T.D. units) will be scrutinised by the sponsoring authorities concerned. Jf the sponsoring authority does not support the request, it will forward the tip- plication to the CCI&E, New Delhi recommending rejection. If the sponsoring authority supports the firm's request for consideration by the Special Com- mittee, it will forward the application with its recom- mendation in Part II of the application to the CCI&E, New Delhi.

(v) Imports for personal use and for hospital, liislilsitioas research and analytical! laboratories

125. The various provisions relating to imports

of commodities without an import licence for personal use and for hospitals, medical institutions, ;:;id research laboratories have been liberalised. The details of such provisions are contained in Appendix 52.

(vi) Special facilities for closed engineering units

126. Units engaged in the engineering industries, especially in West Bengal, which have been closed down for want of steel, non-ferrous metals and other rrnv materials, will be provided special farilitics in regard to their requirements of raw materials/ components to rc-open their units Such units should apply with evidence of their capacity jnJ require- ments of raw materials for one year, Tn order to

enable such units to start production, import facili- ties for three months' requirements would be consi- dered to begin with, requirements for the balance of nine months being permitted only on production of evidence that they have re-opened their factories and started production. After such units have produced evidence of their re-opening, employment and out- put, they would be allowed to apply in subsequent licensing periods in the usual manner, in terms of entitlements established, for sustaining their produc- tion. Applications in this regard may be sent directly *o the CCI&E, New Delhi for processing through the Special Committee. The procedure for submission of applications for such units is given in Appendix 67.

127. The requirements of canalised items of such engineering units will be released by the canalising agencies on a priority basis. Licences for non-cana- lised items will also be issued to such units on a priority basis.

(vii) Special facilities for new industries in backward areas

128. (a) Applications for imports of machinery will be considered on a liberal basis from industrial units in the small scale sector to be set up in a 'backward area'.

(b) Applications for import of machinery will be considered on a liberal basis from engineering graduates and ex-service personnel who intend to set up small scale industries.

(c) Applications for import of raw materials and components from units referred to in (a) and (b) above will be considered on a comparatively liberal basis.

(d) Qualified surgeons, medical practitioners and dentists intending to start practice in a rural area may, be allowed to import instruments and other equipment requited by them for their professional use on the recommendation of the State Government concerned.

The procedure for import of raw materials, components and spares applicable to such units is given in Appendix 65.

(viii) Special facilities for Indians returning from/

residing abroad :

129. (1) Applications for import of machinery and raw materials will be considered on a libernl b:if,is from industrial units in the small scale sector "? be set up by Indian nationals returning From/ residing abroad. Tn such cases :—

(a) Machinery upto a c.i.f. value of Rs. 5 lakhs may be allowed to be imported provided it is purchased within the applicant's for- eign exchange earnings abroad and he fur- nishes a proper account of his holdings to the Reserve Bank of India,

(b) The machinery to be imported is required for setting up a small scale unit in which the applicant has ti substantial financial in- terest of not less than 51 per cent.

(c) Requests for permission to sell the imported machinery will not be entertained for :i period of five years.

(d) Permissible raw materials and components for meeting the requirements of one year subject to maximum of Rs. one lakh may also be allowed to be imported, purchased out of the applicant's foreign exchange earn ings abroad.

(2) The facilities mentioned above will also be

subject to the following :

(i) In the case of Indian nationals returning from abroad neither the foreign exchange earnings brought-in in the form of plant and machinery, raw materials/components nor the profits thereon would be repatriated.

(ii) In the case of persons of Indian origin re-

siding abroad:—

(a) Conditions applicable to investments in companies engaged in industrial activity would apply to these cases also, if he forms a limited company;

(b) Neither the capital nor the profits would

be repatriated abroad.

(c) So long as the investor docs nut take Indian citizenship, all amounts due to him would be credited to his non-resident blocked account in India.

(d) The address of the Head Office and the Branches, if any, of his business or any change thereof, should be commumcati J to the Exchange Control Department of the Reserve Bank of India from time to time.

(e) The method and procedure of maintain- ing accounts and the Audit thereof would be subject to the same restrictions as are applicable to the accounts of limited companies

(3) Applications for import of machinery should be m.nde in Form 'E' appearing in Appendix 3 to the ITC Hand Book of Rules & Procedure 1973-74, to the Chief Controller of imports and Exports, (Special Cell) Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, support- ed by the following documents :

(i) Evidence of payment of application fees at the prescribed rate (the fee payable h rupee one for every one thousnnd or part thereof subject to a minimum of Rs, 50/- and a maximum of Rs. 5000/-"). Tt should be deposited under the Hend "XXXT1 Miscellaneous Social and Developmental

Organisation, Import and Export Trade Control Organisation, Import licence appli- cation lees", in cash at any Government treasury in India or office of the State Bank of India or Reserve Bank of India, or it may be deposited with the Indian Mission abroad.

(ii) (a) In the case of Indian nationals return- ing I'rom abroad, a copy of the application to the Reserve Bank of India for permission to retain foreign currency balance abroad and evidence for grant of the requisite per- mission by the Reserve Bank of India. The prescribed form of application for such per- mission to be submitted to Reserve Bank of India is given in Appendix. 75 A.

(b) In the case of Indian nationals residing abroad, no permission from the Reserve Bank of India for holding their earnings abroad is necessary. In such cases, a de- claration regarding foreign currency balan- ces should be made in the prescribed form and the Reserve Bank of India will ack- nowledge the receipt of such declaration. Tlu: required declaration should be made in the prescribed form biven in Appendix 75 B in duplicate, original copy of which may be submitted to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Special Cell) along with the application tor import of machi- nery, raw materials/components and the duplicate copy of the declaration may be forwarded to the Reserve Bank of India, Exchange Control Department, Central Oflice, Bombay.

(iii) A declaration that the small scale units pro- posed to be set up in India will be duly registered with the Director of Industries of the State in which the unil is set up and that the Registration Certificate will be pro- duced to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, at least within one year from the date of the import applica- tion. (Import application in Form 'E' need not be supported by recommendation of the sponsoring authority at this stage).

(4) In the case of raw materials/components, the import will be allowed only in respect of items re- quired by the unit and permissible to actual users in terms of the policy in force. Application for import of raw materials/components should be made in Form 'B' appearing in Appendix 3 to the I T.C Hand Book of Rules & Procedure 1973-74, supported by evidence of payment of Rs. 50/- towards applica- tion fee. The application for raw mntcriaIs /com- ponents should be made along with the application for import of machinery and should be supported by evidence referred to in sub-para 3(ii) and 3fii0 above, above.

(5) In all cases where the funds retained abroad are required to be utilised for financing imports of machinery, raw materials and components into India, regular import licences with Exchange Control Copy will be granted with the following endorsement:—

"Not available for remittance from India. Pay- ment to be made out of the foreign currency account of the importer."

(6) The Licence shall also be subject to the follow-

ing further conditions :—•

(i) The machinery imported shall be used by the applicant in the industrial unit proposed to be set up and for the purpose tor which (he import is allowed.

(.ii) The sale ol the machinery and by the unit to any other person shall be made only with the prior written permission of the Chief Controller ot Imports and Exports, New Delhi, and that requests for such permis- sion shall not be entertained for a period of five years from the date of import of the machinery.

(7) In the case of technological oriented industries facilities mentioned above can also be availed of by limited companies which set up medium scale indus- tries where the investment in plant and machinery in any particular enterprise does not exceed Rs. 25 lakhs. This facility will, however, be subject to the following conditions :—

(i) the industry to be set up is an export oriented industry and the unit undertakes to export not less than 2 5% of its produc- tion every year;

(ii) investment of each shareholder of the

company who is returning from abroad/ residing abroad is not more than Rs. 5 lakhs;

(iii) the limit for import of equipment without reference to DGTD would remain at Rs. 5 lakhs only; for the remaining equipment, import will be permitted only if cleared by the DGTD;

(iv) permissible raw materials could also be

allowed to be imported;

(v) the eligible persons set up a limited com- pany under the Indian Companies Act.

(ix) Facilities for Development and Research activities

130. Special facilities toi development and research activities to be set up,'undertaken by recognised in- dustrii'M fhnis, scientific and Industrial Research Foundations and private individuals will be provided.

as per the following paragraphs. Applications for recognition of the Research and Development Orga- nisations proposing to import the equipment, instru- ments, chemicals etc. should be made to the Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, in the pres- cribed form (Appendix 79 of this Book), who may refer to it to the relevant specialised agency such as Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Council of Agricultural Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre and DGTD for scrutiny/inspection and recommenda- tion.

131. Industrial firms, Scientific and Industrial Re- search Foundations, units or individuals applying tor research and development imports will be required to establish that they have a well-defined programme for research and development with specific objectives and to satisfy the sponsoring/licensing authorities diat the equipment sought to be imported is essential for that programme.

132. Applications for costly and specialised equip- ment/pilot plant will be considered only in cases where such research and development facilities do not already exist or arc not easily available to the appli- cant within India.

Import of capital goods:

133. Applications for import of capital goods tor research organisations proposed to be set up or already established by industrial firms, Scientific and Industrial Research Foundations or individuals (or conduct of research in areas of their direct interest or industrial operation, specialised research projects or pilot plants, should be made in the prescribed form (Form E) given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

134. Since capital goods for research and develop- ment will normally be of specialised nature and will be subject to scrutiny and recommendation by the prescribed specialised agency/authority, the applicants would not be required to follow the advertisement procedure given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

Import of raw materials, components and spares:

135. Applications for import of chemicals, other raw materials, components, specialised instruments and spares shall be made directly to the import control authorities in the prescribed form given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book oF Rules and Procedure, 1973-74. Recognised Rescaich and Development institutions will, under this facility, be permitted to import any item/ items licensable to actual users or established importers under the policy in force, upto a ceiling of Rs, 25,000/- per annum. Requests for import of permissible items above this ceiling of Rs. 25,000/- per annum, or for import of non-per- missible items may be considered only when it is established by the party through the Department of Science and Technology that the import is essential for the research and development programme.

136. Any Research Institution or Department in a University or a technical institute (like the I.I.Ts.), whether in the public or private sector, will, if recognised by the Department of Science & Techno- logy, be entitled to the above facilities in regard to grant of import of raw materials, components, ins'ru ments etc

137. At the end of every fiscal year, each R & D Organisation must submit to the Department of Science and Technology full details of import licences they have been issued in that fiscal year, giving in- formation as to each item of equipment, chemicals, other raw materials, spares and components, with particulars of the quantity, source of import and the c.i.f. value of import of each item.

138. Import licences shall be subject to the stipula- tion that the research and development equipment and pilot plants should be used only for the purposes denned in the relevant proforma and approved by the Department of Science and Technology. Any use of these facilities for commercial purposes without the prior approval of the Ministry of Industrial Develop- ment (through the Department of Science and Technology) shall be treated as a violation of the con- ditions under which the licence was issued and make the organisation liable to derecognitron and other penal action under Import Trade Control.

139. The licensing authority for research and deve- lopment facilities will be Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi.

(x) Suggestions for changes hi the import policy

140. Suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolv- ed for considering such suggestions to ensure 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 requisite information in the proforma appearing in Appendix 27.

(xi) Import of non-permissible items wblch fall In short supply

141. Whenever a particular item, the import of which is otherwise not permitted, falls in short supply due to a set back in the indigenous production, a provision has been made in terms of which the Import of such items can be arranged through a public sector agency to meet the shortfall.

(xii) Trade with Bangladesh

142. Copies of various Public Notices issued by the late Ministry of Foreign Trade/Ministry of Com- merce regarding trade with Bangladesh are reproduced in Appendix 76. The trade arrangement with Bangla- desh has been extended upto 27-6-1973.

S E C T I O N II

Policy for individual items and the detailed policy for Actual Users.

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SECTION II

1. The tabular statement on the succeeding pages sets out the import policy for the year April, 1973—March, 1974. This is to bo read with th# explanatory remarks given below.

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

3. Column 2 gives description of the Item.

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

5. Column 4 gives the import policy for Actual Users engaged in industrial production unless otherwise provided against any parti- cular item in this Section.

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

Stands for

Abbreviation

Established Importer.

E.I.

Actual User.

A.U.

State Trading Corporation.

S.T.C

M.M.T.C

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

H.S.L

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre.

I.R.M.A.C

Open General Licence.

O.G.L

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

C.C.I. & E

Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

J,C.C.I. &E

Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D.C.C.I. & E

Central Licensing Area, New Delhi.

CL.A

Import Policy

Description

Established Importers

Part& SI. No. oflTC Schedule

Actual Users

2

3

4

1

PARTI

NU

16-A (0 M. S. bright free cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Lead-Alloy) Burs, Rounds, Rods, Squares, Hexagons, Octagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaftings (Reeled), 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 Stoel Bars from indigenous manu- facturers on a certificate from the sponsorin-g authority that no other type of Free Cutting Steel will serve the purpose. Licences issued may be validated for import of such Bright Free Cutting quality Steel Bars of high sulphur variety (the minimum sulphur content should be 0,08%) as well as leaded quality which arc not manufactured indigenously upto 3 % of the face value of licences, on the recommendations of the sponsorint authorities.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(//) Iron and Steel and alloy steel rounds, rods, squares. Hexagons and Sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or Polished Conditions.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of :—

(/) Iron and steel valves, strainers and hydrants and

Nil

17

parts thereof.

(0 Cast iron foot valves above 300 mm. dia. 07) Other types of valves and cocks.

SECTION H— contd.

4

3

1 2

PART 1 contd.

S. No. nil—contd.

Nil

17 (11) (a) Boiler tubes In full lengths or cut to shape and

size.

A. U. for import of Boiler tube and ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) tubes on restricted basis. (1) A. U. for Import of Line Pipes and Tubes of (c) Line pipes and tubes

Nil

API specifications on restricted basis.

(2) Import of the following sizes of carbon steel

line pipes and tubes wfll not be permitted :—

Category Outside diameter Thickness

(0 E.R.W. 219mm to 508mm 5.6 mm to 12.7mm.

tubes (ii) Seamiest tubes

(a) Hot finished 115 mm to 165 mm 5 mm to 15 mm

(b) Cold Drawn 90 mm to 140 mm 4 mm to 10 mm

(3) A. U. applications for import of seamless Tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (2) above which are not available indigenously will be considered against production of non-availabi- lity certificate from the indigenous manufac- turers.

(0 A. U. on restricted basis for seamless (alloy and

Nil

carbon steel) pipes and tubes.

(d) Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or uncoatcd) excluding stainless "teel tubes.

(ii) Import of the following sizes of pipes and tubes conforming to ISI specification 1239 or equiva- lent will not bo permitted for import.

(a) Welded steel pipes and tubes of sizes 15 mm to

150 mm nominal bore.

(b) Seamless 1

Category Outside diameter Thickness

(1) Hot finished 115mm to 165mm 5mm to 15mm

(2) Cold drawn 90mm to 140mm 4 mm to 10mm

(///) A. U. applications for Import of Seamless Tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (ii) above which are not available indigenously will be considered on production of non- availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers.

(e) Mechanical tubing welded including mild steel

(1) A.U.

Nil

tubes for c> do frames in lengths cut to sizes.

(2) Import of the following sizes of mild steel tubes

will not be permitted :—

Category Outside diameter Thickness E.R.W. tubes. 219mm to 508mm 5.6mm to 12.7mm Butt welded 15mm to 150mm 2mm to 5.4mm tubes. nominal

bore.

(3) Import of the following sizes of welded steel

pipes will be permitted on restricted basis.

Category Outside diameter Thickness E.R.W. tubes. 8mm to 80mm 0.7mm to 4mm

( /) Mechanical tubing (seamless)

(1) A.U. for import of Alloy seamless steel tubes

Nil

of all sizes;

(2) The following sizes of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes will not be permitted for import :—

Category Outside diameter Thickness (a) Hot finished. 115mm to 165mm 5mm to 15mm (6) Cold drawn. 90mm to 140mm 4mm to 10mm

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

1

2

PART /—contd.

SI. No. 17 (UXfy-contJ.

(3) A.U. applications for Import of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes of thickness mentioned In remark (2) above which are not available indigenously will be considered on production of non-availability certificate from the Indigenous manufacturers.

Nil

(g) Stainless steel pipes and tubes. . . ..

(/) A.U. for the manufacture of surgical hypodermio

needles;

(iY) A.U. on restricted basis for the manufacture

of :— (a) Machinery required for pharmaceutical, che-

mical/dairy products.

(b) Textile processing machinery. (c) Electro-medical, surgical and medical instru-

ments.

(d) Electrical circuit breakers and switch gear. (") Air-conditioning and refrigeration cquip-

mont.

Nil

[iv) (a) Wrought Iron steel pipe fittings n.o.s.

(/) A. U. on restricted basis. (II) Import of the following items will not be permit-

ted : —

(a) Carbon steel flanges, discs and rings of all (/>) Other steel pipe fittings n.o.s. .

sizes upto 350 mm.

(b) Iron and Steel (other than forged Steel) bends, sockets, checknuts, plugs 10 mm to 80 mm.

(c) Cast fittings of all sizes.

(v) (a) Spun pipes

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for import of cast iron and

alloy iron pipes below 75 mm O.D.

24 (a) Bifurcated rivets

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(d) Others

Nil

25

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

29 Steel wire ropes or wire sirand (Stranded wire) ,

Nil

production only. (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 330 metres will not normally be permitted.

36

Nil A. U. for import of copper-coated stapling wire only.

(6) Iron or Steel stapling wire, including copper-coated stapling wire galvanised 01 black (excluding machine staples).

(c) Boot and shoe grindery . . . ..

Nil

(a) A. U. on restricted basis foi import of :—

(1) Auto Soler Wire. (2) Iron or steel stapling wire sakiniscd or black

(excluding machine staplui)

(3) Mild tacking wire. (4) Riand wire. (5) Tacking wire. (6) Screwing wire. (7) Slugging wire. (8) Wire required for lasting of boots and shoes. (9) Machine tacks.

(b) Import of the following items will not be permit-

ted :—

(1) Blue cut tacks.

(2) Boot protectors. (3) Buckles for shoes. (4) Cutlain nails, bills, hobs, studs and spikes for

boots and shoes.

(5) Heel pins.

(6) Heel tips.

SECTION II—-contd.

3

4

1 2

PART I—contd.

SI. No. 36(c)—cond.

(7) Iron and steel shoe 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 for shoes. (13) Steel eyelets and hooks for boots and shoes, (14) Steel shoes shanks. (15) Toe Plates. (16J Tacks anchor for shoes.

Nil A. U. for inport of the undermentioned types of wire (a) Wire Mesh . ..

mesh :—

(1) Steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire mesh for

manufacture of standard testing instruments.

(2) Wire cloth/Sieve cloth square or circular in shape not exceeding 1800 mm in size for manufacture of standard sieves.

Nil

(b) Alloy iron castings . . . . ..

38

A, U. on restricted basis for alloy iron castings for machine tool manufacturers for piece-weight above five tonnes.

Iron and steel chains, including roller chains and other"

38-A

industrial chains and parts thereof, all sorts :—

(a) Industrial steel roller chains all types including transmission/driving/timing chains used in Auto- mobiles and Bicycles and parts thereof.

Nil A. U. applications for import of roller chains other than those mentioned below will be considered in consulta- tion with the D.O.T.D. :—

{b) Steel Industrial chains all types other than those (.pecifled in (a) above including PIV-Ocar Chains

(c) Conveyor chains etc., and parts thereof.

(i) Steel Bicycle chains of sizes 12.7 mmx3.175 mm

ft/2' x t/8') and 12.7 mmx 4.7625 mm (l/2"x 3/16") with roller diameters 7.7216 mm, 7.7724 mm and 7.7978 mm (0.304', 0.306* and 0.307') whether in cut to length or In rolls and parts thore- of.

(//) Steel roller chains of the following descriptions to B.S.S. DIN or any equivalent specifications and parts thereof:—

12.7 mmx3'175 mm Simplex and Duplex. 12.7mmx4.7625 mm Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 6x2,8 mm Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 8 x 1 /8' (3.175 mm) Simplex, Duplex and Triplex, 1x9.525mm x 5.72mm (3/7' x 7/32') Simplex chain. 2x Do. (3/8'x 7/32')

Duplex Chain.

3x Do. (3/8'x 7/32')

Triplex Chain.

1x12.7 mm x 7.73 mm (1/2' x 5/16') Simplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 7.55 mm (1/2' x 5/16') Duplex

Chain.

3x12.7 mm x 7.75 mm (1/2' x 5/16*) Triplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 5.2 mm (1/2" x 5,2 mm) Duplex

Chain,

1x12.7 mm x 3.3 mm (1/2* x 1/8") Simplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 3.3 mm (1/2' x 1/8') Duplex

Chain.

1 xl2.7 mm x 4.88 mm (1/2' x 3/16") Simplex

Chain.

SECTION n—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART /—contd.

SI. No. 38-A—cuntd.

2x12,7 mm x 4.88 mm (1/2' x 3/16") Duplex.

Chain.

1x12.7 mm x 6,48 mm (1/2' x 1/4') Simplex.

Ixl5.875mni x 4.88 nun (5/8" x 3/16') Simplex.

1x15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8' x 3/8') Simplex.

1 x 15.875 mm x 6.48 mm (5/8* x 1/4') Simplex.

2x 15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8' x 3/8') Duplex.

3x15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8' x 3/8') Triplex.

1x19.05 mm x 11.68mm(3/4"x 7/16') Simplex.

2x19.05 mm x 11,68 mm (3/4" x 7/16") Duplex.

3x19.05 mm x 11.68 mm (3/4'x7/16') Triplex.

1x9.525x4.88 mm (3/8' x 3/16') Simplex.

2x9.525x4.88 mm (3/8'x3/16') Duplex.

3x9.525x4,88 nun (3/8'x3/16') Triplex.

1 x 9.525 x 7.50 mm (3/8' x 5/16') Simplex.

1x9.525mm x 19.525 mm (3/8'x3/8') Simplex.

1x15.875 mmxll.68 mm (5/8'x7/16-) Simplex

Simplex, Duplex and Triplex.

•

19.05 mm ' (3/4' pitch) 25.40 mm (1* pitch) 31.75 mm (11' Pitch) 38.1 mm (li* Pitch) 44.45 mm (1 "• Pitch) 50.8 mm (2' Pitch) 63.5 mm (21' Pitch) ,

(///) Special chains and parts thereof viz. :

(a) Famatex Chains.

(b) Tempo 3 wheeler Main Drive Chains.

(c) Leaf Chains for Forklifts.

(d) Timing ChaiDd for Fiat.

(e) Bush Chains.

(/) Bent Link Chains.

(g) Hollow Pin Chains.

(A) Roller Chains for Agricultural Machinery,

(/) Uotlle Carrying Chains.

(;) Conveyor Chains.

N.B.—Any other special chains in the above sizes and specifications and its equivalent such as those made of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals will be considered for import on restricted basis for actual users.

(c) Ship chains and Hoisting chains, viz., wrought iron Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

& steel stud link chains for anchoring hoisting etc., including welded Hnk chains and all other types of link chains and parts thereof.

SECTION U—contd.

1 2

PART /— contd.

39-A Steel castings (unmachined)

39-B Alloy steel castings (unmachined)

40 Unmachined steel forgings

1 Copper, wrought in the following forms :—-

(/) Copper, tapes, foils, highly polished sheets specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheets and copper perforated sheets.

(//)(a) Copper, rolled, plates, sheets, circles and strips in coiled form or straight lengths including sizes cut to shape.

(6) Copper Extruded/hard drawn, bars/rods rounds, squares, hexagonal and other sections shapes, including special profile sections, in straight standard/cut lengths.

(c) Copper extruded/hard drawn, pipes/tubes, Including capillary tubes.

4

3

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 10 M.T. piece- woight only in consultation with D.O.T.D. For re- quirements 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, 1973-74, may be followed.

Nil 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 manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74 may be followed.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. 50,000 the procedure regarding notice to in- digenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74 may be followed.

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of highly polished copper sheets only for printining and block making industry.

(2) A.U. for import of copper foils.

Nil

(1) A.U. applications from textile machinery manu- facturers for import of copper sheets wider than 1200 mm will be considered by JCCI&E, Bombay. (2) A.U. for Import of coiled copper strips of width beyond 500 mm x thinner than 20 SWG for manufacture of perforated copper screens for sugar centrifuges.

Nil

A.U. for import of special profile sections/shapes specially recommended by the sponsoring authority.

Nil

(1) Import of 10 mm to 100 mm O.D. tubes with wall thickness 24 SWG (0,6 mm) and thicker will not be permitted.

(2) Requirements of actual users for capillary tubes will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book, (3) Requirements of actual users for pipes and tubes of sizes other than those indicated above will be met on a restricted basis by Imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book. However, import will not bo permitted for any of the following non-essential end-uses :—

"Bottle sprayers, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, ball chains, snako chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks, tubclight holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carving and bracelets, curtaiu rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fit- tings, handles, and other building hardware, bathroom accessories and domestic appliances.

(4) Requirements of refrigeration Industry for copper tubing in coils of 10 mm and smaller O.D. having thinner than 16 SWO wall thickness will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book. Other sizes of copper tubing will not be allowed to refrigeration industry.

(5) Import of flexible and collapsible tubes will not be covered under this serial number.

SECTION VL—contd.

3

4

1

2

PART /--contd. 41 contd. (Hi) Copper-alloys wrought (other than brass) In the form of —

Nil

(a) Rolled sheets, plates, strips, circles (whether

(1) A.U. for import of phosphor-bronze sheets/strips coiled or straight).

thinner than 24 SWG for manufacture of :—

(j) contacts for tumbler switches and metal clad

switches.

(ii) transistor band switches.

Nil

(2) A.U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. (1) A.U. for import of cold-rolled/hard-drawn phosphor bronze rods above 2" or 50 mm dia/squar only in consullation with D.G.T.D. (b) Extruded/hard drawn bars and rods, rounds, square, hexagonal etc. and special profile sections/shapes.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. (1) A.U. for import of phosphor-bronze tubes for (c) Pipes and tubes including capillary tubes .

Nil

manufacture of pressure/vacuum gauges.

Nil

(d) Wires, tapes and foils

(2) A.U. for import of cupro-nickel tubes for essential end-uses such as heat exchangers, economises, etc, (3) A.U. on icstiicted basis for import of aluminium brass aud aluminium bronze lubes below 20 mm dia/sq. having less than 16 SWG wall thickness. (4) A.U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority. (1) Requirements of actual users for phospborbronze and tombac-brass wires of thinner than 30 SWG, only for manufacture of wire cloth and springs (including for press buttons) will be met from imports through public sector agency. Please see Section 111 to this Red Book.

(2) Requirements of actual users for tin-bronze wire for export production only will be met from imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Dook.

(3) A. U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential and-uses only, certified by sponsoring authority, However, require- ments of bronze alloy wires will be met from imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book,

Note,—Import of German Silver (including nickel silver) alloy, semis, manufactures and scrap will not bo permitted under S. No. 41 (lii)/I.

Nil

42 Copper scrap whether ingottod or otherwise

Requirement of the actual users will bo met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Pleaso son Section III to this Red Book.

Nil

43-A Lead ingot, pig and scrap

Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency, Pleaso sco Section III to this Red Book.

44 (a) Zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, Nil

cake, tiles and slabs.

(1) Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector Bgency, Please see Section III lo this Red Book.

(2) In respect of Dry battery manufacturers, require- ments of only high purity zinc having a minimum zinc content of 99% in the form of ingots, billets, sheets/strips and callots will be met.

(3) In respect of mazak/zamak alloy manufacturers, requirements of only high purity zinc (of purity 99 99%) will be met in consultation with the DGTD.

Nil

(c) Zinc granulations and dust . . ..

Requirements of zinc granulations and dust of actual users will be met on a restricted basis by Imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red book.

Nil

(e) (//) Lithographic zinc sheets/plales for offset

A.U. for printing industry and block making industry. printing.

45 (a) Tin block and tin scrap

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

SECTION \\—contd.

4

1 2

3

PART /—contd.

A.U. for import of white metal for export production 45-B White metal, antifriction metal, solders (including cored) Nil

and printing metals.

only.

Nil

A.U. for import of brass scrap for export production only.

46 (a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, unwrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingotted or otherwise.

Nil

46 (b) Brass, wrought in the following fonns viz. :—

(1) A.U. for import of brass perforated sheets beyond 1200 mm width and required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths for manufacture of sugar machinery screens.

(i) Rolled, plates/sheets, circles, strips, whether in coils or straight lengths, including perforated sheets.

(2) A.U, for import of brass profile sections of less than 3 mm thickness required for manufacture of spectacle hinges only.

(ii) Extruded/hard drown, solid sections, like rods of round/square, hexagonal, and all other such sec- tions, including special profile sections.

(ill) Extruded/hard drawn, pipes and tubes, including

capillary tubes.

(3) A.U. for import of brass pinion-rods (gear-section) for the manufacture of gears for clocks, counters, indicators and metres required by textile industry.

(iv) Sheathines, wire-rods, wires and foils . . . J

(4) Import of 10 mm to 100 mm O.D. tubes with wall thickness 24 SWG (0.6 mm) and thicker will not bo permitted.

(5) A.U. for import of capillary tubes. (6) A.U. on restricted basis for sizes of tubes other than those indicated above; but, import will not be permitted for any of the following non-essential end-uses :—

"Bottle sprayers, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks, tube light holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carviDgs and bracelets, curtain rods, furni- ture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardwares, umbrella ribs and handles, and other building hardware, bathroom accessories and domestic appliances.

(7) A.U. on restricted basis for import of flattened brass wiro, of 8 mm and smaller widths, for manu- facture of zip fasteners.

(8) A.U. for import of leaded-brass wire of 2 mm dia. for manufacture of ball-pen refil-tips, on restricted basis.

Nil

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

Nil

47 Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars. 47-A Antimony ingot regulus and star metal .

Requirements of actual users for antimony for manu- facture of storage batteries will be met through public sector agency. Release orders will be issued subject to the clearance of the D.O.T.D. Please sec Section III to this Red Book.

Nil

Requirements of actual users for nickel-virgin/nickel scrap will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section III to this Red Book.

48 (a) Nickel virgin, all forms like ingots, cathodes, elec- trosquares, briquets, pollcts and F-shots, but exclud- ing nickel anodes, but including scrap.

(b) Nickel and Nickel-base alloys as semi-manufactures like

rolled flat products :—

Nil (1 ) A.U.

(/) Plates, sheets, strips whether coiled or in straight

lengths.

(2

Nil

Requirements of actual users for nickel alloy sheets will be met by import through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book. A.U.

ill) Hard-drawn/extruded solids like bars, rods and

sections including profllo section.

Nil

A.U.

(Ill) Hard-drawn/extruded hollows like pipes and tubes

including Capillary tubes.

Nil

A.U.

(iv) Tapes, foils and wires including flattened wires of

pure nickel only.

(1) A.U.

Nil

(v) Nickel alloy, rods, wires, strips and tapes for

special electrical resistance uses.

(2) Import of Nichrome rods and wire upto 30 SWG

and thicker will not be permitted.

Import of anodes in any form and substitutes thereof

Nil

(vi) Anodes whether cast or rolled in various shapes .

will not be allowed.

Nil

A.U.

(vll) Powders

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART /—concld.

(1) A.U.

Nil

51 Tungsten metal in all forms including its alloys, semis,

powder and products thereof.

(2) Import of the undermentioned items will not be

allowed :— (a) Tungsten carbide powder other than of grain

size of one micron and less. (6) Ammonium para tungsten.

A.U.

Nil

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

52 Molybdenum metal and other metals of the same group, unwrought and wrought in all forms including alloys, all manufactures semis and products thereof. 53 (a) Calcium—Manganese —Silicon alloys . . .") J

(b) Calcium Silicide

A,U. Import will be allowed in the manner indicated

Nil

55-A Rolling Mill rolls (whether of cast iron, cast steel or

forged).

below :— (a) Import of one pair of rolls will be permitted

straightaway.

(A) Requests for import of more than one pair of rolls will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of automobile

Nil

57 (c) Hot formed Coil springs of Iron and steol for motor

engine valves only.

vehicles, railways and tramways.

PART It

A.U. for dry battery manufacturers.

Nil

1 (b) Dry battery Wax red. black, etc.

3 Raw Manilla hemp (Fibre)

- Nil

5 Raw sisal fibre . ..

. |

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section III to this Red Book. A.U. applications will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta on the recom- mendation of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

J

Nil

7-A (b) Compressed Asbestos Fibre jointing sheets, mill

board Ferro-asbestos.

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

(2) A.U. for import of asbestos mill board with thick-

ness below 1.6 mm.

Nil

(I) A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Asbestos based products for electrical insulation

and products not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of asbestos gas mantle yarn and asbestos

magnesia lagging will not be allowed.

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

7-B Non-Asbestos packing and boilers all sorts, not otherwise

specified.

A.U. on restricted basis.

'Nil

7-C Steam, Pneumatic and hydraulic Non-Asbestos packings

for all machinery.

8 Ready-made boiler Non-Asbestos packings.

A.U. on restricted basis.

9 (a) Machined Steel balls above 14.2875mm. (9/16') dia. Nil

Nil

(b) Machined steel balls 14.2875 mm. (9/16') dia. and

below.

A.U. on restricted basis for Import of precision steel balls conforming to IS Grades 2, 1,0, corresponding to AFBMA Grades 5, 10, 15 and 25.

(c) Unmachined steel balls.

Nil

(/) Grinding media steel balls . . ..

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special types like hollow cast steel balls in consultation with the DGTD.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of ball bearings.

(ii) Forged Steel Balls

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for import of special purpose (d)(l) Coated or uncoatcd arc welding electrodes

electrodes excluding non-ferrous electrodes.

SECTION U—contd.

4

3

1

2

PART //—contd. S. No. 9—Contd.

(g) Rollers/Nccdlc rollers both machined and un- Nil

machined.

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

Diameter Length

1.48mm. to 1.6mm. 8.8 mm. to 12 mm. 1.90 mm. to2.S4mm. 8.8 mm. to 20.60 mm. 2.90 mm. to 3.22 mm. 9.0 mm. to 32.80 mm. 4.60 mm. to 4.90 mm. 24 mm. to 3J.5 mm. 5.40 mm. to 5.60 mm. 18 mm. to 32 mm. 1.48 mm. to 4.1 mm. 4.6 mm. to 32.80 mm.

4.60 mm. to 5.1 mm. 7.6 mm. to 51.00 mm. 6.90 mm. to 8.1 mm. 6.8 mm. to 84.00 mm. 5.90mm. to 6.4 mm. 5.8 mm. to 51.00 mm.

A.U. for import of :—

Nil

(0 Others

(/) Pure iron.

(ii) Iron powder for manufacture of sintered parts. (ill) Iron powder for manufacture of welding electrodes

on restricted basis.

(iv) Hair springs for the manufacture of pressure

and vacuum gauges.

(v) Steel bath pressings for manufacture of bath

tubs.

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

A.U. for import of adhesive coated/plain copper foil.

Nil

(a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper and copper alloys for gas welding and brazing.

A.U. for export production only.

Nil

(b) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electro-

lytic copper wire).

(/) A.U. for import of German silver/Nickel silver

Nil

11 German Silver (including nickel silver) semi-manufa-

scrap on restricted basis.

ctures and scraps thereof.

(iV) A.U. for import of 10% to 18% Nickel silver wire and sections for manufacture of spectacle frames/hinges only.

(ill) A.U. for import of German silver/Nickel silver

Strips on restricted basis.

16 (c) Sintered parts/components other than self-lubricating

Oilite bushes :—

(i) Ferrous including Pure lion; 1

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(/i) Non-Ferrous including Bronze. J

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of ferrous and

Nil

(d) Others

non-ferrous wire mesh finer than 100 mesh.

(2) A.U. for import of hasp, staples and clips for export

production only.

(3) Import of the following types of lamp caps for

electric lamps will not be allowed :—

(/) B22d/25x26.

B22d-3/25*26.

(if) E 27/27. (Hi) E 27/30. (/v) Bi-pin caps for fluorescent tubes. (v) B 22d/22 for pigmy lamps. (vi) P 22d/21 for auto lamps. (vll) E 40/45. (W")E 40/41. (ix) E 10/13.

(JC) E 14/25x17

SECTION n—contd.

1 2

PART //—contd.

17 (/) (/) Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, bismuth, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and powders, and manufactures thereof, dental silver alloy in 1 and 5 oz. packing, aluminium lead winged, glazing bars and magnesium powder, but excluding nonJerrous semi-manufactures and alloys and also excluding electrodes, rod, foil, wire and strips for gas welding and brazing, made of alloys not otherwise specified.

{if) All non-ferrous welding electrodes/rods/ wires/strips/foil/special shapes made of pure metals or alloys thereof, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

(///) Non-ferrous electroplating anodes of all non-ferrous metala like cadmium, chromium, copper, zinc, lead, tin, antimony, etc. but excluding nickel-anodes.

(b). Non-ferrous resistance alloys and bl-metal/semi- manufactures like rods, strips, wires, tapes, foils (excluding Ni-chrome products) :

(0 Bl-metal

(//) Resistance alloys (including Ni-chrome)

(/W) Alloy pen points

3

4

Nil (1) A.U. (2) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed only for the end-products indicated against each :— (/) Zirconium Silicate and Zirconium Ceramic opaciflers including zircon flour. industry, (on restricted basis)

(if) Rutile (on restricted basis) Ceramic

and elec- tric weld- ing in- dustries. Import of Zirconium Silicate, Zirconium opacifiers including zircon flour and Rutilo, will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay.

(HI) Magnesium Aluminium and (on restricted basis) aluminium alloy

Industries.

(/v) All virgin metals of high For research and purity covered under this analytical labora- sub-S. No.

tories.

(v) Chromium metal. For manufacture

of alloy steel.

(v/) Chromium metal powder. For special welding electrode manu- facturers only.

(vtf) Dental silver alloy. For dentistry only. (3) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency :— 0) Platinum For manufacture of instruments, plati- num laboratory ware, thermocoup- les, catalyst gauzes, resistance material and beat- Ing elements only, (rt) Palladium For research and analytical labo- ratories only.

(///) Cobalt. (iv) Bismuth For Industries other (on restricted basis) than drugs and

Pharmaceuticals.

Please see Section III to this Red Book. (4) Import of cadmium metal, lead winged aluminium glazing bars.and platinum wire will not be allowed. A.U. on restricted basis for import of special non-ferrous Nil

alloy electrodes and wires only.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for anodes, other than those of cadmium, in all forms for essential electroplating, to units possessing-adequate electroplating equipment and engaged in actual manufacture of finished plated products.

(2) A.U. for import of cadmium anodes for export production only,

plated products.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of—

Nil

(a) Clad materials for special electrical and aero- nautical purposes. (b) Bi-metal strips of all compositions including ferrous and non-ferrous combinations for thermostatic/thermoelectric purposes/rfelays and automobile industries.

A.U. on restricted basis for special alloys including Nil

aluminium resistance alloys.

A.U.

Nil

SECTION II—contd.

1

2

PART //—contd.

SI. No. 17—contd.

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

(d) Aluminium Circles, sheets, strips, wire rods, wire and foils of minimum purty of 99.7 % and above.

(e) Metal and Alloy powders for sintering not other- wise specified.

19 (1) Ball Bearings :—

(/) Ball bearings of 25.4 mm. bore (internal) " diameter and below as specified In Appendix 14(l)(a)andl4(l)(".

(//) Ball bearings of 25.4 mm, bore (Internal) diameter and below other than those specified in Appendix 14(l)(a) and 14(l)(fc).

4

3

Nil (1) A.U. for import of—

(a) Pipes of sizes above 152.40 m.m.O.D. (/>) Tubes of the sizes below 152.40 m.m. O,D, for telephone industry.

(e) Tubes (Refrigeration Quality) for air-conditioning refrigeration industry containing more than 97 % aluminium content of sizes below 5/16' O.D.

(d) Capillary tubing for the manufacture of pointers in electrical measuring instruments and ball pen refills.

(e) Extruded sections for the manufacture of spec- tacle hinges.

(/) Special T-sections for manufacturing electrical rolays.

{#) Crimped flat wire for metallising/metallic-coating to all types of articles.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aluminium alloy tube/strip/wire/flats for manufacture of Zip/snap fasteners, rivets, screws and pen caps only.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aluminium strips in coils or cut lengths, pointed or unpointed containing loss than 99% aluminium suitable for manufacture of or use as venstian blinds/louvres.

A.U. on restricted basis.

A.U. for manufacture of sintered parts.

" j,,

(Hi) Ball bearings above 25,4 mm. bore (Internal) diameter and upto and including 50.8 mm, in bore (internal) diameter as specified in Ap- pendix 14(2)(a) and 14(2)(6).

(tv) Ball bearings above 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 50.8 mm. bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 14(2)(a) and 14(2)(6). (v) Ball bearings above 50.8 mm. bore (internal) f diameter and upto and including 76.2 mm. bore (internal) dia. as specified in Appendix 14(3)(o) and 14(3)">).

(v0 Ball bearings above 50.8 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and Including 76.2 mm. bore (internal) dia. other than those specified in Appendix 14(3)(o) and 14(3)(6).

(v//) Ball bearings above 76.2 mm. bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix 14(4)(a) and 14(4)(4).

(v!ll) Ball bearings above 76.2 mm. bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appen- dix 14(4)(a) and 14(4)(6).

A.U. Import of ball bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3.

(3) Import of ball bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will bo allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40.

(4) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of ball bearings is given in Appendix 51.

(1) A.U. in consultation with DGTD.

Nil

(ix) Component parts of ball bearings not other- wise specified.

(2) Import of component parts of bearings specified in Appendix 14(1)(") and (b), 14(2)(a) and (b), 14(3)(a) and (b) and 14(4)(") and (b) will not be allowed except for ball bearing manufacturers in consultation with DQTD.

Nil

(2)(0(fl) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified in Appendix 14(5)(n) and 14(5)(6).

(1) Import of cylindrical roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included In Appendix 3.

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SI No. 19(.2)(/)(tf)—contd.

(2) Import of cylindrical roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40.

Nil (1) A.U.

(2) (!)(b) Cylindrical roller bearings other than those specified in Appendix 14(5) (a) and (b)

(2) The list of raw materials and components to bo allowed for import for manufacture of Cylindrical/ Tapered/Sphencal roller bearings is given in Appendix 51.

(1) A.U. in consultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

(i7) Component parts of Cylindrical Roller bearings including accessories, such as sleeves, nuts and washers, n.o.s.

(2) Import of components and accessories of cylindri- cal roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(5) (a) and 14 (5) (b) will not be allowed except for cylindrical roller bearing manufacturers in consultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

(3) (l)(a) Tapered roller bearings as specified in Appen-

dix 14(6)0) and (/>).

(1) Import of tapered roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3.

(2) Import of tapered roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40.

(1) A.U.

Nil

(3) (0(6) Tapered roller bearings other than those spe- cified in Appendix 14(6)(a) and (ft).

(2) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for Import for manufacture of Cylindrical/ Tapered/Spherical roller bearings is given in Appen- dix 51.

(1) A.U. in consultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

(11) Component parts of Tapered roller bearings including accessories such as tapered roller's sleeves, nuts and washors. n. o. s.

(2) Import of component parts and accessories of tapered roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(6)(a) and (b) will not be allowed except for tapered roller bearing manufacturers in con- sultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

(4)(/) Spherical roller bearings . . ..

(1) A.U. (2) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of Cylindrical/ Tapered/Spherical roller bearings is given in Appen- dix 51. A.U.

Nil

(//) Component parts of spherical roller bearings including accessories such as spherical rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers, n. o. s.

Nil (1) Import of bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3.

(5)(/) Needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages including needle roller bearings complete as specified in Appendix I4(7)(a) and (b).

(2) Import of bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for compo- nents included in Appendix 40.

A.U.

Nil

(5)(/0 Needle biiahes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages including needle roller bearings complete other than those specified in Appendix 14(7)(a) and (b).

Nil (t) A.U. in consultation with D.O.T.D, (5)(M) Component parts of needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings/drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages/needle roller bearings including accessories such ai cages, sleeves, etc. not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of component parts of Needle roller hearings/ Needle bashes specified in Appendix 14(7)(u) and (b) will not be allowed except for bearing manu- facturers having approved manufacturing programme In consultation with D.G.T.D.

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20(1) Metal-working tools :—

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of the under-

mentioned items :— (a) Slitting saws and slottlDg cutter of thickness

below 1 .6 mm.

Nil

(a) Tools and cutters tipped with cither Tungsten Car- bide or Stellitc or Ceramic or other oxide tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof excluding tools, tips and bits made out of steei which fall under S. No. 20(l)(6)/II or S. No, 20(l)(e)/II.

(b) Diamond wire drawing dies, (c) Taps and dies below 3 mm, (d) Broaches. \e) Gear hobs and special types of gear cutters. ( /) Stellite - stellitc tips and s'ellite tipped tools.

(2) A.U. for import of chasers and tungsten carbide

peliets for export production only.

(3) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 15 will

not be allowed.

(b) Milling Cutters, Oear Cutters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools. (c) Metal working saws including power operated, hacksaw blades, wire, tube and bar drawing dies and nibs or pellels and other metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(2)(a)(i) Circular saws, inclusive of inserted blade types. (4)(6) Twist drills and reamers less than 1.190 mm. dia. \ (c) Carbide tipped drills and reamers less than 1.190 /

(1) A.U.

mm. dia.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for Import of stepped drills upto 1.8 mm. dia with shank dia upto 2 mm for spectacle hinges Industry.

21. The following precision and measuring tools :—

Nil

(f) A.U. applications from textile mills/textile machinery manufacturing Industry for permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay. Requests for import of card gauge against A.U. licence will be considered in consul- tation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers,

(W) A.U. for engineering and textile Industries. Applications from textile Industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay.

(///) A.U. for import of Carbide tip slip gauges.

(/v) A.U. on restricted basis for Import of:—•

(a) Outside Micrometers of sizes over 300 mm.

and spares thereof.

(6) Thread Plug Gauges and Ring Gauges. (c) Gauge Blocks [Slip Gauges other than those

mentioned In remark (///) above.]

(v) No A.U. licences will be granted for the following

Items :—

(1) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gauges, Micrometer Depih Gauges, Rule Depth Gauge?, Planner Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Gauges, Thickness Gauge Stock, Twist Drill and Machine Screw Tap Gauges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indicators, Lathe Test Indica- tors, Straight Edges, Indicator Attachment, Ver- nier, Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protractors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear tooth Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened Ground Steel Para- llels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Uevels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches Combination Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes and also such other measuring tools ard instruments used in the engine- ering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or comparing physical dimensions.

1. Tool makers' surface plate squares, steel squares (other than adjustable) and die makers steel squares.

2. Surface Gauges including universal surface

gauges.

3. Steel plain plug gauges. 4, Gap Gauges, 5. Straight Edge*. 6. Sine Ban. 7. Parallel Blocks Including hardened and ground

parallels.

8. Surface plates including granite surface plates

1000x1000 mms or smallers.

9. Angle Plates.

10. Cast Iron cubes. 11. Measuring tapes In all sizes—metallic, non-

metallic and steel.

12. Draftsman's Protractors. 13. Magnetic bases complete without Dial Indi-

cator.

14. Outside Micrometers of sizes 0—300 mm, (including intermediate ranges in these sizes) and spares thereof.

15. Dial indicators with dial graduation 0—100, Division 0.01 mm. and travel 10 mm. exclud- ing automatic zero setting type suitable for Rockwell type hardness testing machines.

SECTION II—contd.

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SI. No. 2] (I)—contd.

24 (6) Grinding wheels and segments . . ..

(c) Others

25 (

26 (1) Graphite crucibles for pit furnaces

(2) Graphite Crucible including covers, mufflerings and stands for tilting furnaces.

(3) Silicon Carbide crucibles for pit fired furnaces

(4) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for tilting furnaces

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

(8) (6) Steel conveyor belts . . ..

29 Power driven road rollers and component parts thereof

30 (c) Diesel engines above 30 H.P.

(d) Marine type diesel engines (I.e., an engine usually supplied with bell housing, carrying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is protected with zinc coating or is made of bronzo and starting contrivance is at high level to facilitate hand starting).

(f) Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for diesel engines for vehicles such as, motor vehicles, tractors, earthmoving machinery etc.

31 (b) Parts of petrol, gas and kerosene engines (c) (if) Out board motors above 5 H.P.

22 G of 1/73—5.

3

4

16. Hand Tachometers, or speed indicators, measuring range 30 to 50,000 R.P.M.

17. Steel measuring foot rules 18. Feeler gauges. 19. Spring callipers and dividers.

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

A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. on restricted basis for import of nib slitting wheels Nil Nil

for manufacture of fountain pens.

Nil (1) A.U. for Import of white aluminium oxide and boron carbide powder.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of brown alumi- nium oxide and silicon carbide.

(3- Import of emery grain will not be permitted.

(1) A.U. for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bondod graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 100 (100 Kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, niufflerings and stands.

Nil

(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, muffler- ings and stands.

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of V. Belts, other than those mentioned In Appendix 23. (2) Import of V. Link belting will not bo allowed. A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of safety razor Nil

blades.

A.U. applications for spare parts will be considered in Nil

consultation- with the D.G.T.D,

A.U. for import of diesel engines above 400 H.P. in Nil

consultation with the D.G.T.D,

A.U. for import of Marine diesel engines above 400 Nil

H.P. in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(1) A.U. in consultation with D.G.T.D.

B.I.

(2) Requests from individual ferry owners for import of spare parts of marine diesel engines for servicing and maintenance purposes, for small value will be considered by the Regional Licensing authorities on the recommendation of the D.G. Shipping if they are not in a position to procure their require- ments from established importers.

Nil

A.U. applications from the following will be considered E.I. Nil

in consultation with the D.G.T.D. :—

(1) Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts.

(2) Fishermen's Co-operative Societies.

(3) State Directors of Fisheries.

(Applications by Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts will be made direct to the licensing authority concerned.)

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32 (a) Fractional horse power motors (including motors upto one H.P.), suitable for D.C. supply or single plicae.

(1) A.U. for import of the following types of motors :—

yb) A.C. 3 phase, squirrel cage and alipring motors upto 200 H.P. conforming to details of construction and design as riven below :—

(0 Type-Standard High Torque (including loom

motors) smooth acceleration.

(") Voltage—upto 550.

Nil

(a) Flame-proof motors (1) Aoplications from conforming to B.S.S. collieries will be 741 of 1937 or its considered by JCCI equivalents if sup- & E., Calcutta on the pfics aie not available recommendation of with the S X C. Coal Controller, (HI) Spindle—Horizontal or verticle.

Calcutta.

(fv) Enclosure—Screen protracted/dip-proof totally

enclosed (including fan cooled).

(c) Motors of the types mentioned in (6) above but

above 200 H.P.

(2) Applications from actual users other than collieries will be considered by tho regional licensing authorities.

(d) Other types of motors.

J

(b) Vertical spindle hoi- Applications will be con- low shaft motors fal- sidered by CCI & E.. ling under S. No. New Delhi on restricted 32(6)/Il of ratings not basis, produced in the country (for pump manufacturers only),

(c) Variable speed motors Applications will be con- and other non-flame- sidered by the JCCI & E., proof motors falling Bombay on the recom- under S. No. 32(d)/ll. mendations of the Textile which are required in Commissioner, Bombay the specialised types on restricted basis, of textile machines (for textile mills/textile machinery manufac- turing industry only).

(d) Varidrive motors. Applications will be considered from actual users manu- facturing plastic moulded and extruct- ed items involving high rate of precision and accurate toler- ance.

(e) Servo motors Applications from actual users will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(f) Micro motors Applications for import of this item from actual users for manufacture of mini- cars will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(2) A.U. applications for import of special types of electric motors from units borne on the books of the DGTD and from State Electricity Boards will be considered in consultation with theDGTD. (3) Prohibited types of motors specified in sub-items (a), (b) and (c) of this S. No. will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment provided the motor shaft is directly coupled to the driving mechanism and these can be regarded as integral, as hitherto or have been built in built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery.

(4) The list of raw materials and components to bo allowed for import for manufacture of motors is given in Appendix 61.

(e) Parts of Motors E.I.

A.U. for manufacture of fractional horse power motors for import of centrifugal switches and electrolytic starting capacilors.

( /) E l e c t r ic G e n e r a t o rs "I . . ..

Y N il

0 ?) G e n e r a t i ng S e ts J

A.U. Applications for import of electric equipments required for generation, transmission and distribution of electric power specified in Appendix 17 will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi in consultation with DGTD.

SECTION II—contd.

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PART //—contd.

SI. No. ll—contd.

(h) Parts of Generators

E.I. A.U. However, the import of the following items will

be allowed on restricted basis :—

(a) Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1 H.P. (b) Special types of carbon brushes of odd sizes

required as spares.

Nil (1) A.U. applications for import of Air/Gas compressors

will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(2) A.U. for spare parts of air/gas compressors. 33-B Compressors air or gas portable or stationery but not being imported as an Integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning equip- ment or as component parts of any engine.

34(a) (i) Special pumps required for handling highly corrosive liquids and or high temperature and/or high pressure or of a sophisticated nature.

A.U. in consultation with the DOTD. The requiro- moats will be met from tho stocks imported by the STC.

Nil (0 A.U.

(b) Spare parts of power driven pumps including mechanical seals and/or parts and special sealing materials excluding spare parts of trailer pumps.

(//) The import of mechanical seals and/or parts and special scaling material, will be allowed on a restric- ted basis.

36 (1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive engines and l

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

(2) Machines and set of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire or other power not being manual or animal labour or which before being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

Nil

(0 A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. &

E,, Calcutta subject to Appendix 35.

(if) Applications for Import of safety equipment required by Collieries will be considered on the recommendation of the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated by manual or animal labour which are designed for use in an industrial system as parts Indispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special share or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

J

(4) Control gear (other than electric self-acting or otherwise) aud transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

E.I.

(0 A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. &

E., Calcutta,

(5) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clauses (1Y, (2), (3) and (4) above excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(ii) Import of spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be allowed subject to the pro- visions made for items included in Appendix 3.

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

(1) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery. (2) Diamond drilling bits for mining pur- poses, including oil field drilling bits of all types.

(iv) Import of oil seals, cap screws, bolts and nu n specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can be permitted.

(v) Wherever necessary, licence may be endorsed for the import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular machine, provided the machinery itself is not prohibited for import vide Appendix 35,

Nil

37 (1) (0 Other Jute Mill Stores covered by this Serial No.

(0 A.U. applications will be considered by the J.C CI

& E., Calcutta.

(//) Import of the following items will be allowed in each case on the specific recommendation of the Jute Commisisionor based on non-availability from indigenous sources/very long and protracted delivery period offered by the indigenous manu facturers:—•

(1) (a) 4 i' Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

(b) 4 i' Pitch Apron Draft Spinning Frame.

(2) 5\' Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

SECTION U—conni.

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PART II—contd.

SI. No. 37(l)(f)— Contd.

(3) Finishers Drawing Frame (Sacking Weft). (4) Finisher Drawing Frame (Light Yarn). (5) Second Drawing Frame. (6) Screwgill First Drawing Frame. (7) Jute cards and roll farmers (an attachment

to the jute cards), the following :—

(0 Long Jute Breaker Card Type JF2. (//) Long Jute Finisher Card Typo JF4. (ili) Cutting Jute Breaker Card Type JF1. (/v) Cutting Finisher Card Type JF3. (v) Cutting Teaser Card Type JF10.

(ill) Licences issued will not be valid for :—

(/) Planetree rollers.

(W) Machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

Nil

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

E., Calcutta.

37 (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in S. No. 37(1) cAiiudiuK iLoso covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule

(2) Spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be permitted for import in terms of the provision made in Appendix 3.

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

(a) Perforated steel sheets for use on machines

mentioned in Appendix 35.

(b) Spare parts of Jute Bobbins, (c) Loom swords, id) Box Fronts. (e) Roving-steadlers. (/) Beam Flanges. (g) Accessories and spares, the following :—

(0 Accessories:—

1. Cop Loaders.

(it) Spares i

1. Wirehealda. 2. Cambset. 3. Reeds. 4. Card/gill pins. 5. Calendar bowls. 6. Fabricated Steel Beam flanges. 7. Silver Con Accessories. 8. Broad Loom accessories and parts. 9. Silver cans.

10. Shuttle covers. 11. Swell spring. 12. Felt bobs.

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

37-A Component parts of machinery when required for Railways.

Applications for import of spare parts from Railways will be considered on the recommendation of the Railway Board In accordance with the procedure as laid down in the Tmport Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-1974.

38 Electric insulation including Presspahn (electrical grade) Nil

but excluding ebonite rods, tabes and sheets.

(1) A.U. for Import of Class E and other higher tem- perature resisting materials and electrical grade Kraft paper.

(2) A.U. for special grades of silicon insulating varnishes for the manufacture of class 'H' insulating material. (3) A.U, import of Presspahn paper suitable for

manufacture of capacitors only.

SECTION \l~contd.

1 2

PART //—contd.

38-A (c) Studio electric and projector bulbs including

4

3

E.I. Halogen lamps.

( /) Others—

A, U. for studio bulbs, projector bulbs including Halogen lamps provided they are not of GLS type and other- wise banned categories and they cannot be used other than as studio and projector bulbs, to studios or the re- presentative film Associations on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Committees for raw films at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

(1) A.U. applications for import of the undermentioned

Nil

(1) Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy (IS 2592 of 1964)

(2) Aircraft lamps. (3) Runway lighting lamps (A) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above (5) Telephone switch board lamps. (6) Krypton gas filled lamps for coal industry. (7) Special medical lamps for:—

Cystascope. Opthalmoscope.

(8) Spectral lamps. (9) Prefocussed tun&ston filament lamps for use in calorimeter and spectrophotomcters to cover UV—rcgi.-n.

(10) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometcrs to cover UV—region.

(11) Nernst source lamps to cover infra-red reulon. (12) Different hollow-cathode lamps required for use in Atomic absorption spcctrophotomelers. (13) 2.2 Volt lamps with built in lens for pin point focus.

(14) High Pressure Sodium Vapour Lamps. (15) Ultra violet lamps. (16) Xenon arc lamps, (l 7) Neon indicating lamps.

39. The following electrical instruments and accessories:—

items will be considered:—

(0 Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy (IS 2592 of 1964).

(ii) Aircraft lamps. (HI) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above. (lv) High pressure sodium vapour lamps,

(v) 2.2 Volt lamps with built in lens for pin point focus, (vl) Ultra violet lamps, (vli) Xenon arc lamps.

(2) Import of the following items will be allowed to actual users in consultation with the D.G.T.D.:—

(i) Runway lighting lamps. "1

(//) Telephone switch board lamps V On restricted (lit) Neon indicating lamps. J basis.

(3) A. U. for lamp industry for import of raw materials and components specified in Appendix 42,

Nil

(b) (ti) House Service meters A.C. and D.C. of any capacity.

The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of house service meters is given in Appendix 49.

Nil

(c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, electrical wiring accessories, conduit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding ware).

(1) A. U. applications from Collieries for import of "flame- proof fittings" will be considered by the J.C. C.I. & E., Calcutta on the recommendation of the Coal Controller Calcutta.

(2) A. U. applications from the fertilizer and chemical complexes for import of flame-proof and explosion- proof fittings as per BSS—889—1965 or VDHC 166/ 11.58 will be considered on restricted basis.

Nil

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

42 (a) Pown and Distribution Transformers.

(1) A. U. for Import of Cathode Blocks and Carbon Tamp- ing/Binding Macs for use as a liner, in the production of non-ferrous metals by electrolytic process.

(2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met on a restricted basis by imports through public sector agency:—

(0 Graphite electrodes for electric arc furnaces.

(ti) Graphite anodes machined or unmachincd required for electrolytic processes.

Please sec Section III of this Red Book,

Nil The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of transformers is given in Appcndix-62,

Nil

(b) (i) Lightning Arrestors of 400 KV and below

(") High Voltage Fuses (1.1 K.V. and above) .

A. U. for import of lighlm'ng arrestors of 220 K.V. to 400 K.V. only in consultation with D.G.T.D. A, U.

Nil

(Ui) Protective Relays

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

SECTION H—contd.

1 2

3

4

PART II—contd.

SI No. 42(b)—contd.

Nil (Jv) Power line equipment and components thereof such as wave traps, coupling capaci- tors filter matching units, metering units and carrier sets.

Nil (A) {ill) —Others . . . ..

43 (rf) Insulated (plastic, paper or other materials) power Nil cables.

Nil (e) High tension insulators .

Nil 4 i Electric fans, table and ceiling and parts thereof—

(a) Ceiling fans and parts "1 (b) Table fans complete. J

Nil 45 (c) (/) Enamelled or Insulted copper winding wires.

(ii) Enamelled or insulated copper strips

Nil

{d) Resistance wire

Nil

(e) Tele-communication cables and wires both "| plastic insulated and paper insulated sheathedr 1 of all types.

- Nil ( /) High frequency coaxial cables, f

46 {bi Carhnnn ,

E.I. A. U. for on restricted basis for import of wave traps and cou- pling capacitors filter in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(i) A. U. on restricted basis. (2) Import of conductor accessories, ground wire accessories line hardware, and insulator hardware materials used with transmission lines and insulators upto 220 KV and 40,000 lbs, strength will not be allowed.

(3) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of switcbgears, relays and power capacitors is given in Appendix 63.

(/) A. U. applications for import of power cables above 33 KV will be considered in consultation with the D.O.T.D. Applications from colleries will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

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

A, U. for import of:—

(i) Transformer Bushing and Apparatus Insulators above 66 KV.

(//) Disc, Insulators of above

25,000 lbs. EMS.

{Ill) Transformer Bushings and Import will be Apparatus Insulators (.of Special V allowed on restric- types or design) of below 66 KV. ted basis, (/v) Mctolised porcelain

bushing for H.T. and L.T, conden- sor

(v) Import of the following types of insulators will not be ,"?ftinlited;— la) Pin-Insulators (all types) (b) Post-Insulators (all types including stacking units).

A. U. application from electric fan manufacturing industry will be considered for the import of the following raw materials/components :—

(/) Kanthal wire other than 22 to 38 gauges. (//) Eureka wire. (i"/7) Triflex.

A, U. on restricted basis for import of Enamelled Copper wire 44 Gauges and finer Gauges.

A. U. on restricted basis, for import of Enamelled Copper strips,

A. U. on restricted basis for import of nicrome wire thicker than 32 gauge only.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis in consultation with the DGTD.

(2) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of cables and wires is given in Appendix-64.

(1)A. U. for import of:—

(a) Electro-graphite, hard carbon and graphite grade carbon blocks.

{b) Electrodes for dry cells and batteries, and (c) Other special carbon, products like graphite tubes, graphite rings, spectrographic carbons, not otherwise specified.

(2) A.U, on restricted basis for import of :—

(a) Metal graphite grades of carbon blocks including carbon blocks equivalent to Morgan's CM. 2 grade and metal impregnated graphite grade of carbon blocks.

(b) Graphite stopper head and Colloidal graphite.

(3) Import of photo process carbons and gauging electrodes will not be allowed.

SECTION U—contd.

1

2

4

3

PART II—concld.

SI. No. 46—contd. (c) Condensers

id) Others

46-A (a) Storage batteries for cars, trucks, spoolers, motor cycleSj tractors, train lighting cells, aircraft batte- ries, signal batteries, telephone exchange, power house etc.

(c) Hearing aid batteries (d) Diaphragms or electrolytic cells

46-B Telegraphic instruments anil apparatus and parts thereof imported by or under orders of Railway Administration

48-A Electric Exploders

50 Railway material for permanent way and rolling stock, namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof, bearing plates, chairs, inter-locking appara- tus brakegcar, shunting skids, couplings, and springs signals, turn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wagons, traversers, rail removers, scooters, trollies, trucks, also order cranes, water cranes, and water tanks when imported by o" under the orders of a rail- way administration, Provided that for the purpose of this entry. 'Railways means a line of Railway subject to the provisions of the Tndian Railways Act, 1890, and includes a railway constructed in a State, in India and also such tramways as the Central Go- vernment may, by Notification in Official Gazette, specially include therein. Provided also thai articles of machinery as defined in item No. 72 or 72(3) of the first schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall not bo deemed to be included hereundcr.

51 Rubber fittings being component parts of railway carriages.

52 Component parts other than rubber fittings being component parts of railway carriages and article specified in Part I of this Schedule of Railway Mate- rials, 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 somo special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. Provided that articles which do not satisfy this condition has also be deemed to be component parts of the railway materials to which they belong if they are essential to its operation and are imported with it in such quantities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to be reasonable.

Nil A.U. for import of capacitors (condemors) of the follow- ing specifications :— 1000/220 microfarads 30/50 V.D.C.

—10%M 50% tolerance. + 10% storage increase over 2 months sheflife, + 10% variation typical temp, variation over temp. Range—10°C to 55'C.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for name proof mining bells and flame proof mining telephones. Applications will be considered by the J.C.C.I. and E. Calcutta.

(2) The import of the following telepnomc equipment will not be permitted :— (1) Small size ARP equipment (12 Subs—4 Sirens). (2) Dial Tester. (3) Communication equipment for naval fricgates. (4) Cable extension equipment for microwave systems. (5j 60 Channel cable system. (6) 7 GHZ Microwave equipment for railways. (7) Supervisory control bay for 6 GHZ project, (3_) Import of Telephonic equipments other than those covered by remarks (1) and (2) above will be allowed in consultation with the Ministry of Communications, New Delhi.

A.U. for storage batteries industry for import of raw Nil

materials and components specified in Appendix 46.

Nil

A.U. for dry battery cell industry for import of raw ma- ET Nil

terials and components specified in Appendix 47.

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

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for import of electric exploders and parts thereof. Licences will be granted by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi on the recommendations of the Chief Inspector of Mines, Dhanbad and in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

Applications for import of items falling under these S. Nos. from Railways will be considered on the re- commendation of the Railway Board in accordance with the procedure as laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of the Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

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PART III

Nil

1 (o) Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolite C (Sodium Sul- phoxylate Formaldehyde) or Formosul L, Brotasul and Sodium Nilritc.

(1) Requirements of sodium nitrite of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(2) A.U. for import of Hydrosulphite of Soda for export

production only.

(c) (/) Cation Active, finishing agonts, Synthetic Nil A.U. for export production only.

Resin finishing agents.

Nil

(/<) Optical whitening Agents

A. U. applications for import of this item for processing synthetic fibres like polyester and acrylic fibres will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay on the recommenda- tion of Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

Nil

iiii) Toxtile preservative (excluding phenol, cresol but including their substituted products).

A, U. for import of preventro liquid I, paranltro phenol, sodium penta-chloro-phenate, penta-chlorophenol for export production only.

Nil

(d) (I) Wetting out, Penetrating, Dispersing, Scour-

ing and Emulsifying agents.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special products covered under this sub-serial No. for manufacture of drugs, Pharmaceuticals, insecticides and pesticides, rayon synthetic fibres, synthetic rubber and Polymers.

Nil

(/v) Synthetic Bleaching agents (other than bleach-

A.U. on restricted basis.

ing powder or hypochlorites, hydrogen peroxide etc.).

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for import of:—

(/) Carboxy methyl cellulose and its salts.

(0 Methyl Cellulose.

(//) Ethyl Cellulose (for manufacture of protective

coatings only).

Nil

1-B Dyes derived from coal-tar and coal-tar derivatives

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 24.

used in any dyeing process.

Nil

2 Cotton raw

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

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay

subject to Appendix 34.

4 (1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive 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.U. applications will be considerd by JCCI & E., Bombay (2) (a) Wet processing and finishing machinery.

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 industrial system as parts, indispensable for its operation and have been given for that

SECTION n—contd.

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3

1 2

PART Ut—contd.

SI. No. (4)(3)—contd.

purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their uso for any other purpose.

A.U. applications will be considered by JCC1 & E,, Bombay,

Nil

subject to Appendix 34.

(4) Control gear olhcr than electric, self-acting, or otherwise and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

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

E.I.

Bombay,

(5) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as denned in item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) Import licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers catalogues. However such spare parts which arc banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in the JTC policy will bo allowed import on specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same arc cleared from indigenous angle,

(3) The import licences granted to Actual Users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are/were imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and duly attested by the licensing authority concerned.

(4) Upto 1 % of the face value of licences granted can be

utilised for import of ginning bolts and nuts.

5 (1) The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever power operated when required for textile industries other tnan jute and hemp, namely :—

A.U. subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (including Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former) Speed Frames, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft pre- paratory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine. Sizing machine, Pirn Wind- ing machine); Drawing in and Twisting-in machines (Warp tying machines, Reaching-in- machines, etc. Doubling machines, looms (all types) Wool Carding, Spinning, and Weav- ing machinery, SilkThrowing, Reeling, Twisting and Weaving machinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types).

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

E.I.

5 (2) Component parts as defined in Imports Tariff Item

Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

No. 72(3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5( 1)/ III, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) Licences granted to actual usors will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in fhe manufacturers catalogues, However, such spare parts which are banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on the specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same are cleared from indigenous angle.

(3) The import licences granted to actual users will also bo 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 cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and duly attested by the Licensing authority concerned.

Nil

5-A Machine cloth

(1) A. U. applications from textile mills will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E,, Bombay on tho recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of silk bolting cloth from roller flour mills, starch units, refined guar gum units and emery grain powder manufacturers.

SECTION n—contd.

3

4

1

2

PARTIII—concld.

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

Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

6 (a) Warp/Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting machines (including Hosiery machines) and embroidery machines to be worked by manual labour and which require less than one quarter of brake horse power.

Nil

(2) Licences panted to Actual Users for spare parts will be valid for import of such spare parts of machinery which arc/were imported by indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and attested by the Jt. C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

(b) Warp/Raschel/Lace and weft knitting machines (including hosiery machines) and embroidery ma- chines which require for their operation one quarter of brake horse power or more. .

(c) Component parts for machinery falling under (a)

and (6) above excluding Hosiery needles.

(3) Licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers catalogues. However, such spare parls which are banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same are cleared from indigenous angle.

PART IV

1 Animals, living, all sorts

Nil (1) The applications for import of Zoo animals/birds by the Zoological Gardens on barter basis will be considered.

(2) Applications from breeding farms for import of cattle, sheep, poultry and pigs may be considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi on the recommendations of the Min. of Agriculture (Dcptt. of Agriculture).

(3) Applications from stud farms for import of horses for breeding purposes will be considered by the C.C.I. & E.. New Delhi. Applications should be submitted in triplicate ; the original copy of the application should bo submitted to the Animal Hus- bandry Commissioner (Dept, of Agriculture), Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi and the other two copies of the application should be sent to the CCI &E, New Delhi and Director, Remount and Veterinary Services, West Block III, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, respectively. The last date for submission of applications will be 30th April, 1973.

A.U. for export production only.

Nil Nil Nil

11 Coral unprepared 14 Ivory, unmanufactured . . . . .. 15 Plants, living, not otherwise specified. .

A.U. for export production only. A.U. for accredited nurseries on the approved list of the Ministry of Agriculture, (Department of Agriculture)/ C.A.A.R. for import of plant material on the recommen- dations of the State Directors of Agriculture and in consul- tation with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, No-objection certificate under the Destructive Insects and Pests Act from the Directorate of Plant Protection and Quarantine and storage should also be furnished by the applicants along with the import applications.

Nil

20 Cashew nuts

The requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

21 (a) (i) Fruits fresh, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding coconuts

(ii) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, 1

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to n.o.s. excluding dates.

be notified later.

A.U. for export production only.

(b) Dates . 31 Vanilla beans 37 Seeds, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding

Nil Nil

vegetable seeds.

(1) A.U. applications for import of the following items will be considered on the recommendation of the Stale Directors of Agriculture and in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture, (Department of Agriculture) New Delhi/Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi by the licensing authorities indicated against them :—

(/) Cocoa beans (seed) ") (//) Seeds for growing f JCCI & E, Calcutta,

fibre flax and f ramie J

(WO Ornamental flower CCI & E, New Delhi,

seeds and plant materials, (for ac- credited nurseries only).

SECTION H—contd.

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3

¹

. 2

PART IV—contd.

SI. No. 31—contd.

(2) A.U. applications for import of Chicory seeds from planters and others will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture.

(3) Import of Hybrid seeds and such seeds from which seed crop cannot be raisod will not be permitted. How- ever, applications for import of Hybrid seeds for experimental purposes will be considered in con- sultation with the Ministry of Agriculture.

(4) A.U. for import of Cocoa beans on restricted

basis.

(5) A. U. applicatons for import of lucercne and soyabean seeds for multiplication purposes only will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture.

(6) A. U. applications for import of seeds of forestry species for raising plantations will be considered in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture (Forestry Division of the Department of Agri- culture).

Nil

38 Copra or coconut kernel

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

40 Rubber seeds

Nil A. U. applications from Rubber estates will be consider- ed by DCCI&E., Ernakulam on the recommendations of the Rubber Board.

41 Hops

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through Public sector agency. Please sec Section m of this Red Book.

43 Wattle extract

*)

44 Wattle bark

I

On C ).G.L. upto 30-9-1973

45 Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark . . . J

48 Gum, Arabic

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

49 (a) (/) Gum and Benzoin (ras and kauri) but excluding Nil (1) A.U. for Import of Gum Benzoin for export pro-

duction only.

Dammer and rosin.

(2) A. U. for Kauri gum for manufacture of dental

material.

(") Dammer including unrefined Batu .

A.U. on restricted basis for import of dammer gum for

Nil

manufacture of liquid gold.

(b) Rosin

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

materials.

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

end products :—

56 Wax, all sorts, not otherwise specified excluding parafin wax, microcrystalUne wax and dry battery wax, red and black.

Varieties of wax End-products

wax.

(a) Carnuba wax. (" (b) Vegetable and sparmaccti | Polishes, Varnishes, i Carbon paper and (c) Yellow ozokerite wax. other wax paper and (d) White ozokerite wax. L lead slips of pencils, (e) Montan wax.

60 (a) Mutton tallow

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

Nil

61 (a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise specified excluding Palm oil, Tung oil and China wood oil.

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

(6) Palm oil

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

(c) Tung oil and China wood oil . . .

Nil A. U. for manufacture of printing ink and paints.

SECTION \l—contd.

2

3 1

PART /F-contd.

4

Nil

(a) Neats font oil and its sulphonated products .

64

A. U. for leather and picker Industries.

Nil

(a) Powdered milk and milk food imported in bulk 80

packing.

AK-., beer, porter, cider and other fermented liquors Requirements of skimmed milk powder of Public Sector milk supply schemes and of actual users for manufacture of baby food and malted milk food will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

E.I. E.I. E.I. E.I.

82 83 84 85

Wines Brandy, Gin and Whisky Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule.

Nil Nil Nil Nil

E.I. Nil

Drags and medicines containing spirits. Tobacco manufactured, not otherwise specified .

87 93

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19. A.U. for Import of filter tobacco for export production

only.

(1) A.U. for import of special grade of China Clay for

Nil

China Clay

97

art and chrome paper industry.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of special grades

of China Clay for other end uses.

Nil

99

The following building and engineering material, namely:— Chalk, lime and clay.

A.U. for import of ball clay on restricted basis.

Nil

Marble and stone, not otherwise specified .

103

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 Oils :— (a) Which has its flashing point at or above two (1) A.U. on restricted basis on the recommendation of the

Textile Commissioner, Bombay for import of:—

(1) Pumice and Rubber stones for manufacture of all metal reeds, steel reeds and reed cleaning machines.

(2) Carborandum stone for manufacture of Reed

cleaning machines.

(2) A.U. for import of the following items in consultation

withD.O.T.D.:— (0 Silex lining blocks (Silex stones finished). (W) Flint grinding pebbles.

Dotailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, and - is ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19.

E.I.

Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise specified in 109

this schedule.

Nil

(c) Other toilet requisites, n.o.s. . . . .

US

Applications from film associations for import of studio make-up materials will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay. The items of studio make-up materials which will be allowed for import will be intimated to the licensing authority separately.

E.I.

Cinematograph films, not exposed . . ..

116

(/) A.U. for black and white as well as ORWO colour raw film required by the producers of feature films, documentaries and advertising shorts. Releases will be made by the JCCl&E.. Bombay, Calcutta and Madras, out of the imports canalised through the STC from Rupee area.

(tl) A.U. for export production also.

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

1

2

PART IV—contd.

E.I. Nil

117 Cinematograph films, exposed

(1) Educa- tional films.

Import is canalised through the public sector agency.

Please see Section III of this book.

(2) Feature films.

(

122 Plumbago and graphite

1) Requirements of actual users of high purity graphite containing graphite carbon content more than 80% will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section m of this Red Book.

2) Import of other grades of graphite containing graphite

(

carbon content upto 80% will not be allowed.

3) Import of nonflaky graphite (high purity micronised gra- phite 95-99.5 per cent) for aluminium pistons, special grade pencil leads, lubricants, packing materials and gaskets, cinema carbons, carbon brushes will not be allowed.

^..U. for export production only.

Nil J

123 Printer's ink

127 Natural Essential oils, all sorts, not otherwise specified

excluding pine oil.

128 The following Natural Essential oils, namely :— Citronella, Cinnamon and Cinnamon leaf.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for manufacturers of aroma- tic chemicals, flavouring essences perfumery comp- pounds, synthetic essential oils, Pharmaceutical pro- ducts, Scents, Fruits canning industries. Confectionery and Biscuits, Agarbattis, cosmetics, hair oils and toilet soap.

Nil

129 The following Natural Essential oils, namely :—

2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agoncy:— (/) Peppermint oil (Mentha Pep). Import will be permitted only for manufacture of Cosmetics, toiletries, pharmaceutical products, toilet soaps on restricted basis.

Almond, bergamot, gajupatti, camphor, clove, eucaly- ptus, levender, lemon, otto-rosc peppermint, nutmeg. Lime, Neroli, canangs and Dementholished peppermint (cxmentha arvensis).

(//) Citronella oil Import will be permit- ted only for manu- facture of aromatic chemicals namely Geranlol, Citronellol and Hydroxy cintro- nellol (on restricted basis).

Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(i) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Orange oil for manufacture of flavouring essences, perfumery compounds, cosmetics, hair oils and toilet soaps only.

(4) Import of the following oils will not be permitted :—

(a) Lemon grass oil. (b) Palmarosa oil. (c) Sandal wood oil. id) Eucalyptus oil.

(e) Turpentine oil. (f) Volatile oil of mustard. (g) Cedar wood oil. (A) Vctlver oil.

(0 Pepper oil. (J) Cumin oil. (k) Celery seed oil. (/) Cardamom oil.

(m) whole Peppermint oil (ex-menlha Arvonsis).

(5) A.U. on restricated bassis for import of spearmint

oil for manufacture of dental material only.

(6) A.U. on restricted basis for import of dementholised Peppermint oil (ex-mentha Arvensis) for manufacture of menthol.

Nil

130 Essential oils, synthetic

A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of cosmetics, toiletries, perfumery compounds, soaps and detergents.

SECTION H—contd.

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2

3

4

PAR TIV—contd.

132

Nil

(/) A. U. for Agarbatti manufacturers and blenders of

perfumery compounds.

(a) Resinoids, namely. Benzoin, olibanum, Galba- num, Labdanum, Oaknoss, opponax, Balsum Peru, Balsum Tolu, Styrax, Orris. Castoreum and Myrrh.

(//) Import of this Item will not be allowed for the manu- facture of cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing tobacco, pan massala, betel spices and hooka tobacco.

(Hi) Import of oleo-resln pepper oleoresin capsium and oleo-

resin ginger will not be permitted.

(c) Patchouli leaves

Nil A. U. for export production only.

136 (e) Other polishes and compositions

Nil A. U. for Import of pumice polishing powder and compound, bating materials and bone ash for export production only.

138 Glue not otherwise specified excluding belt dressing . Nil (1) A. U. on restricted basis.

143 (a) Chrome splits

Nil

(2) Import of technical gelatine will not be permitted. A.U.

Nil

(b) Leather splits (c) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof on O.G.I.

144

on O.G.L.

A.U. up to 30-9-1973. upto 30-9-1973.

(a) Hides and skins raw or salted where value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(b) Fur skins of leopard, tiger, deer, rabbit, fox, cat E.I.

Nil.

and other wild animals and reptiles skins.

150. Rubber, raw and gutta percha, raw

Nil

(0 Import of natural rubber will normally be arranged through STC for meeting the requirements of actual users.

(11) A. U. for import of gutta percha, raw.

(tit) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by Imports through public sector agency:—

(a) Synthetic rubber namely, Butyl rubber, Acryon, trile Butadience Copolymer, Poly Chloroprend Thikol, Polyisoprene and Polybutadiene, Hypalon, Silicone rubber and/sillcone rubber master batches and Synthetic latex including Vinyl pyridine latex and copolymer of styrene butadiene latex.

(b) Hot type special grades of SBR for manufacture

of high impact polystyrene only.

Please see Section HI to this Red Book.

(Iv) Import of SBR and/or Alkyl substituted Styrene Butadiene Elastometric Copolymers will not bo allowed.

(v) Import of Reclaim rubber will not bo allowed.

154 Cork manufactures, not otherwise specified

Nil A. U. applications from the sports goods industry for shuttle

cock, cork, bottoms will be considered.

157 Printing paper excluding poster and stereo and all coated paper but Including art paper, all sorts, which contain no mechanical wood pulp or In which the mechanical wood pulp amounts to less than 7 0% of the fibre content.

(1) A. U. applications will be considered for import of paper items for the specific end-use as given in Appendix-16. Applications from Tea and Coffee industries will be considered by the Licensing Authorities as indicated below :—

Nil

158

Tea Industry JCCI & E., Calcutta on the recommendation

of the Chairman, Tea Board,

Coffee Industry JCCI & E., Madras on the recommendation Printing paper, all sorts, not otherwise specified which contain 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.

of the Coffee Board.

159

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of Newsprint

classified under S. No. 44/V.

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

(b) Filter paper Packing and Wrapping paper

160

(3) The list of raw materials to be allowed for import by the paper, film and foil packaging industries is given In Appendix 58.

(4) The list of raw materials to bo allowed for import for manufacture of carbon paper is given in Appen- dix 60.

162 Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported

Bonafldo imports will be allowed clearance by customs by packet, book or parcel post.

without the formality of import licences.

SECTION II—contd.

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4

1 2

PART IV—contd.

The list of raw materials to bo allowed for import for manufac- 166 Duplicating Stencils

Nil

ture of duplicating stencils is given in Appendix 60.

Import of advertising material supplied free of charge (a) Printed advertising material supplied free of charge

168

is permitted under OGL IV upto Rs. 400,

Nil

(c) Others

(i) 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 relation to their best years imports

(ii) Applications for CCPs for import of cheque books, draft forms and travellers cheque forms will also be considered from foreign banks, Indian banks, Insurance companies and travelling agencies who have organisation in foreign countries and have printed forms for interna- tional use.

169 Standard technical books for books of reference con- " cerning law and legal practice, or for use in connec- tion with medical practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

(0 A. (J. for libraries technical and educational institutions, etc. for import of books as per List II , f Appendix 21 to this Red Book. Orders against such licences should ordinarily bo placed through established importers unless the actual users can prove that they will be in a

position to effect imports on a competitive basis.

* E.T.

170 Books, printed including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts, and illustrations specially made for binding in books but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169 of this Part of this Schedule.

(//) Import of technical books covered by list n of Appendix 21 can be imported by individuals for their own use without a licence provided the c.i.f. value does not exceed Rs. 500. For import of other books, licences to individuals may be issued upto a maximum of Rs. 400 in each case without insisting on a formal application in prescribed form.

Nil

Silk, raw (excluding silk waste and noils) and silk

172

cocoons.

Requirements of raw silk 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.

174

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI., Calcutta in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(a) Raw flax, and all other unmanufactured textile materials, not otherwise specified, excluding raw jute. (6) Raw jute

Nil Import will be arranged for actual users through an agency approved by Government in consultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

Nil

Silk sewing thread

176

A.U. for import of sowing thread for export production

only.

Nylon yarn and thread/Polyester filament yarn.

Nil

177

(1) Requirements of nylon yarn and thread and Polyester filament yarn (except those covered by remarks (2) and (3) below of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book,

(2) A.U. for import of industrial nylon yarn of 210 denier

and above only for belting and tyre industry.

(3) A.U. for import of polyester filament yarn having a diameter range of 40 microns to 210 microns for manufac- ture of surgical sutures.

Cotton sewing thread

Nil A.U. for export production only.

181

188

Nil A.U. for import of lining and interlining material made of (a) Grey, piecegoods, (excluding bordered grey "1 chaddars, dhoties, sarios and scarves). | (h) Printed picccgoods and printed fabrics. . y (c) Cotton piecegoods and fabrics not otherwise 1

cotton fabrics for export production only. specified.

(6) Velvets and velveteens

195

Nil A. U. for import of Velveteen for export production only.

206

Nil (1) A. U. for import of melton cloth for manufacture of

tennis balls.

Manufactures of wool, not otherwise specified includ- ing felt but excluding those specified in Serial No. 205 of this Part of the Schedule.

(2) The list of raw materials to be allowed for import for manufacture of paper makers felts is given in Appendix J9.

SECTION \Y~-contd.

4

1 2

3

PART IV—contd.

222 Haberdashery, millinery and drapery

A. U. for import of Shoulder Pads, Elastic tape and Elastic

Nil

Webbing for export production only.

237 Firo bricks

238

Nil

(1) Requirements of the actual users for refractories and refractory materials will bo met by imports through public sector agency in consultation with D.G.T.D. Please see Section m of this Red Book.

Building and engineering materials, all sorts, not of iron, steel or wood, not otherwise specified, exclud- ing tiles other than glass, earthenware or porcelain ,• tiles and firebricks not being component parts of any article included in Item No. 72 or No. 74(2) of the Schedule to the Indian Tariff Acu, 1934. j

(2) Import of dolomite will not be permitted.

(3) Requirements of actual users will be met by the canali- sing agency on restricted basis In respect of the follo- wing items:—

(a) Fire bricks conforming to IS : 6 and IS : 8

quality.

(b) Basic refractories.

240 China and porcelain, all sorts, not otherwise specified. Nil (1) A.U. applications from research/testing laboratories for chemical porcelalnware and high temperature ceramics will be considered.

(2) A.U, for Import of high density alurainla grinding

media on restricted basis.

A. U. for Import of :—

Sheet and plate glass

Nil

244

(i) Plate/float glass for manufacture of wind shield

classes

(H) Plate/float glass of various qualities of sizes above 3 sq. ft. for manufacure of mirrors. Import of silvered glass will not be allowed.

(HI) Sheet glass of 0.5 mm thickness and below for manufac-

ture of cover slips.

Qv) Sheet glass above 6.5 mm. and below 0.8 mm thickness on restricted basis for end uses other than cover- slips.

(1) A.U. for Import of toughened armour wall glasses (b) Heat resisting glassware . . .. Nil

248

for manufacture of flame proof light fittings only.

(2) A.U. for import of glass rodding for manufacture of

tuberculin and micro medical syringes.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of :—

Nil

(c) Others

(0 Soft capillary tubing for manufacture of industrial,

medical and general purpose thermometers.

(rt) Quartz Glass.

(i/i) Hard Glass. (fv) Ceramic transfer scales for manufacture of clinical

thermometers.

(v) Milk glass sheets for manufacture of clinical thermo-

meters.

(vl) Bulbglasa tubing.

(2) A. U. for Import of glass pillets for glass to metal scaling

in finished glassmetic terminals.

(3) A. U. for import of glass chattons for export production

only.

(4) Import of the following items will not bo allowed :—

(0 Soda lime glass tubes for fluorescent lamps. Ql) Glass shells for GLS miniature and other types

of lamps except hard glass shells.

A.U. for import of glass beads and false pearls for export

Nil

Glass bangles, glass beads false pearls

252

production only.

A. U. for import of precious and seml-predous stones unset Precious stones, unset and imported uncut, excluding Nil

253

and uncut for export poduction only.

diamonds in all forms.

A. U. for import of cultured-pearls unset for export pro-

Nil

Pearls unset

254

duction only.

Nil

Empty drums and barrels returned by Steamship Com-

263

panies to oil companies in India,

Import of sleel drums and barrels which are returned empty by steamship companies to oil companies in India will be allowed clearance by the customs without import licence.

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART /F—contd.

266 Mercury . . . . . . ..

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section 111 of this Red book.

A. U. for export production only.

275

Nil

(a) Hardware, iron mongery and tools, all sorts, not otherwise specified m this Schedule, and parts thereof, excluding machine tools, agricultural implements and chains.

Nil

A. U. for export production only.

280

(b) Garage Tools Printing type . . . . . . ..

E.r. Nil

A. U. for import of raw materials and components 284 (6) Parts of domestic refrigerators and room air-condi-

Nil

specified in Appendix 48.

tioners.

286 (b) Parts of typewriters excluding typewriter ribbons .

E.T. A. U. for import of components by manufacturers of typewriters having approved programme in con- sultation with D.G.T.D. Import of letter types for typewriters will be allowed on restricted basis.

290

Nil

(a) Electronic valves . . . . . . "] (b) Condensers (c) Resistances . . . . . .. I id) Potentiometers, Volume control, tone control . | (") Loud Speakers . . . . .. ( /) Others

J

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38. (2) A. U. for manufacturers of electronic components for import of raw materials subject to Appendix 43.

293 Articles (other than rubber tyres and tubes, iron, steel bolts and nuts and chains for motor cars) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars, in- cluding taxi cabs, but excluding those mentioned in in Part II of the Schedule.

295

E.T. Detailed policy for these items is given in Appendix 26.

Articles (other than lubber tyres and tubes and chains) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cycles and motor scooters, except such articles as are , also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars.

297

301

Nil A.U. for export production only.

Parts of mechanically propelled vehicles and accessories, not otherwise specified, exlcuding rubber tyres and tubes and 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 motor curs. Parts and accessories of cycles (other than motor cycles) excluding rubber tyres and tubes and chains but in- cluding iron and steel bolts and nuts adapted for use on cycles and also steering tubes screws.

302 X-Ray films

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red book.

Photographic negatives and printing, paper, excluding

303

E.I.

X-Ray films.

(i) A. U. for manufacture of calendars, priming of posters, pamphlets, screen printing and labels, process blocks, dye tonncd publicity slides and translites for advertising purposes.

(ii) Applications for import of (a) colour papers and (b) colour chemicals for processing of colour films and colour papers will be considered by the re. gional licensing authorities,

(iii) A.U. licences will not be valid for import of photographic printing paper (black and white)

Film strips slides and micro films. . . ..

304

Applications from educational Institutions for import of Film Strips of scientific and educational charac tcr, will be considered by C.C.I., & E., New Delhi, in consultation with the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare.

305

E.I.

Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

A.U. on restricted basis in consultation with D.G.T.D. However, import of Box cameras and Reflex box cameras will not be permitted.

308 (b) Parts of clocks (c) Time pieces, t.e., one day alarm clocks and parts there-

Nil Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix—45. Detailed policy is given in Appendix—-45. of.

(d) Watchci and parts thereof

E.T. Detailed policy is given in Appendix—nS.

22 G ot 1/73—6

SECTION U—Contd.

1

3

4

2

PARTIV—concld.

312"|

E.T.

Nil.

Nil. Nil.

• Arms and Ammunitions 316 J 1 317 324 325

Cartridge cases, filled and empty . . .. (a) Artists brushes including Hog's hair brushes (a) Fishing hooks (d) Golf balls

E.I. E.I. Nil Nil

A.U. for export production only. A.U. applications from recognised clubs will be

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

(£•) Others

Nil

(i) A.U. for Co-operative Societies for import of

fishing lines made of plastics.

(ii) A.U. applications from sports goods industry for

Import of nylon guts will be considered.

334

Nil

Postage stamps, whether used or unused

Applications from individual collectors of stamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an exchange basis, will be considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi. Licences, where issued, will be without exchange control copy.

337 Empty gelaline capsules

Nil Requirements of actual users for empty hard gelatine capsules as indicated below will be met by imports through public sector agency :—

(i) Empty hard gelatine capsules of sizes 3, 4 and 5. (il) Empty hard gelatine capsules of sizes other than those covered by (i) above (On restricted basis), Please see Section III to this Red Book,

Synthetic stones

339

Nil A.U. for import of rough synthetic stones other than,

white and red for export production only.

PARTV

4

Nil

6

Nil

Starch and farina Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of this Schedule.

A.U, for export production only. (1) Import of Quebracho extract, chesnut extract and modified eucalyptus extract (Myrtan) will be allowed under OGL upto 30-9-1973.

(2) A.U. for import of other items falling under this

S. No. except synthetic tanning agents.

(3) Tmport of synthetic tanning agents will not be

permitted.

S

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

Greases all sorts, not otherwise specified, including pet- roleum jellies, parafin wax and microcrystalline wax.

Nil

Cod Liver Oil

9

A.U. on restricted basis for import of cod oil for manu-

facture of industrial leather.

Fish oil including whale oil not otherwise specified, ex-

10

cluding cod liver oil :— (a) Sperm oil

Nil

A.U, for manufacture of Pickers.

(b) Others

Nil Nil Nil

Fish oil and whale oil hardened and hydrogenated. Essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of

A.U. for export production only. A.U. for export production only. A.U. on restricted basis

11 13

beverages.

— Nil

14 Metallic Ores, all sorts except Ochres and other pig- ment ores but including antimony ore in lump, pow- der, or concentrated form.

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency :— (i) Antimony ore. (ii) Tungsten ore. (iii) High grade manganese ore for manufacture

of dry batteries,

(iv) High grade Molybdenum ore. (v) Titanium ore.

Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(2) A.U. for import of Zinc Ore/concentrate and

Lead ore/concentrate.

(3) A.U. for import of spathic iron ore for Vanas-

pati industry.

Nil

5 (c) Gilsonite

• . .

A.U. for the manufacture of paints, varnishes print- l:

ing inks, brake linings and clutch facings.

SECTION 11—contd.

4

1

3

2

PART F—contd.

17

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

(a) Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil, Switch Oil and all sorts of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batching Oil for Fibres. (6) White oil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18. Please see Appendix 18.

Nil

(c) Liquid paraffin

IS

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

••

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

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

20

"

Lubricating oil, that is, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubricating excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer.

22 (a) Caustic Soda

Nil The requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency' Please see Section III of this Book.

, , Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28, 22A 24 25

(b) Other Chemicals Gas cylinders when imported filled with gas. Copper, green (ferrous sulphate) Sulphur:— (a) Non-processed elemcntal/non-reflned recovered sul-

phur.

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section 11 of this Book.

A, U. for import of insoluble 20% oil treated sulphur

Nil

(b) Processed sulphur (all grades) . . ..

for Rubber/Coir Industries.

Soda ash, Including calcined natural soda and manu- Nil

26

factured sesquicarbonates.

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section in of this Book.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

27 Heavy chemicals, the following, namely. Magnesium

••

chloride.

28

••

Detailed policy Is given in Appendix 28.

The following chemicals, namely :— (a) Alum (ammonia alum, potash alum and soda alum,) "| (b) Magnesium sulphate or hydrated magnesium sul- y J

phate.

29 The following chemicals, namely, cadmium sulphate, co- balt oxide, liquid gold for glass making, selenium and uranium oxide.

A. U. Import of Selenium will be allowed in all formt.

(a) Selenium and Selenium dioxide. . . ..

Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(b) Others Pjtassiutn bichromate, sodium bichroma'e and chromic

30

acid.

The following chemicals, drugs and medicines,

31

namely :—

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(a) Acetic, Carbolic, Citric, Hydrochloric, Nitric, Oxalic Sulphuric, Tartaric and any other acids exclud- ing chromic acids, anhydrous amonia, naphthalene. Potassium chlorate, Potassium cyanide and other Potassium compounds bicarbonates of soda, borax, sodium cyanide, sodium silicate, arsenic, calcium carbide glycerine, lead, magnesium and zinc com- pounds, not otherwise specified.

34-37 (a) Harmless food Colours (b) Water and oil colours (c) Pigment water finishes and stains for leather and

Nil E.I. Nil

A. U. for export production only. Nil A. U. for import of pigments for export production only. shoes.

i {d) Raw materials for paints specified elsewhere .

(0 A. U. for Import of raw materials mentioned in

Nil

Appendix 29.

(11) Requirements of actual users for xylene (all types)

will be met by imnorts through public sector agency. Please see section III of this Book,

(HO A. U. for import of :

Pearl essence for manufacture of simulated pearls <\nd acrylic plastic sheets.

SECTION n—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART V— contd.

S.No. 34—37(d)—contd.

(iv) A.U. for import of P.O. Red Oxide for manufac-

ture of paints.

Nil

(e) Titanium Dioxide

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this book.

Nil

(/) Lithoponc. . . . . . ..

Requirements of actual users for manufacture of rubber rollers and other rubber goods will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of acid resisting (ti) Blanc fixe , , . . . ..

cement.

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis.

(/) Ceramic Colours . . . . ..

Nil A.U.

(k) Bronze powder . . . . ..

Nil A.U. for import of the following Items for export pro- (0 Other manufactured paints, distempers, varnishes

duction only :—

and lacquers.

(1) Colours, (2) Top lacquers, Base lacquers and Thlnners suitable for plastic metallizing, (3) Paints and Varnishes, (4) Soap colours (permissible categories).

Import will normally be arranged through the S.T.C.

Nil

39

for meeting the requirements of actual users.

Explosives, namely : blasting gunpowder, blasting gela- tine, blasting dynamite, blasting roburite, blasting tonite and all other sorts including detonators and blasting fuse.

Nil

(a) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate

40

Nil

(b) Sodium Nitrate

The import of this item is canalised through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book. Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(c) (i) Muriate of potash

Nil

(//) Sulphate of Potash

"1 [

The import of these items is canalised through public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Book.

(d) Sulphate of Ammonia . . . . . f (g) Others (Urea-fertilizer grade) . . . . J

41

Nil. A.U. on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.

E.I. Nil

(0 (b) Rubber contraceptives . . .. (W) Giant motor, motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bicycle tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-the-road tyres and tubes.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.

A.U. for battery manufacturers on restricted basis. (1) A,U. for import of bare rubber thread of over

Nil Nil

(/W) Tractor and off-the road tyres, tubes, and flaps excluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere. (iv) Rubber battery containers (vj Rubber thread

60 gauges.

(2) A.U. for import of rubber thread upto 60 gauge

of heat resisting quality.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of Full Circle Colla-

Nil

f vli) Sectional Air bags

psible Curing bags.

Nil

(.he) Others •

The list of raw materials to be allowed for import for manufacture of rubber goods is given in Appendix 57.

Nil

42

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

(aXO Wood and timber all sorts, not otherwise speci- fied, including all sorts of ornamental wood but excluding agarwood, plywood, sandal wood, taganvood, laminated wood and veneer.

Types of wood End-use

(0 Beach wood, Douglas Jute mill wooden ao- Fir (in consultation with cessorics other than Jute Commissioner, Cal- Jute mill picking stic- cutta). ks, bobbins, box ba- cks, lay races, loom lay blocks, and shut- ltes.

SECTION II—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART V—contd. 42 (a) (1) contd.

(ii) Birch. Beach, Maple Bobbins for textile

and Douglas Fir (in industry, consultation with Tex- tile Commissioner, Bom- bay).

(/") Ash, and beach wood. Sports goods.

NOTE:—Applicants must specify clearly the types of wood desired to be imported. (2) A. U. for import of timbers for manufacture of textile shuttles in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(3) A. U. for import of willow clefts for sports goodj

industry.

(4) A. U. for import of pencil slats. Import require- ments of actual users will be determined in rela- tion to actual production of pencils by the appli- cant unit during the calendar year 1972. The value of licences will be calculated at 60 paise per gross of pencils actually produced by the applicant unit during the twelve months from 1-1-72 to 31-12-72.

(5) Requirements of corkwood of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section 111 of this Book.

(6) A.U. applications from exporting textile mills for import of shuttle blocks/planks will be considered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay,

Nil

4:

3 Wood pulp .

. ..

(1) Requirements of rayon grade wood pulp of actual users will bo mot by Imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Book. (2) A. U. for Import of other grades of wood pulp.

Nil

(1) Import policy for nowsprint will be announced 4-

later.

4 White printing paper (excluding laid marked paper which contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre contents).

(2) The import policy for licensing of specialised re- quirements of newspapers is given in Appendix 8.

(3) Please also see Appendix 16.

(1) A. U. applications will be considered for specific 4: 5.A Paste board, mill board, card board and straw board, all Nil

end uses as mentioned in Appendix 16. sorts.

(2) Import of the following types of boards w'H not

be permitted :—

(0 Straw board. (H) Mill board. (///) Card board (other than black centered).

(iv) Grey board. (v) Corrugated board. (vO Ivory and flne boards.

(v//) DupLx and Triplex card boards.

Wool raw and wool tops including wool waste, shoddy

47

Nil

wool and woollen rags.

(1) Requirement's of actual users for raw wool and wool tops including woollen rags will be met on a restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(2) Import of wool waste and shoddy wool will not be

permitted.

(3) A. U. applications from manufacturers of wool tops for import of topsol combing oij will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

Diamonds unset and imported uncut excluding bort and

61

industrial diamonds.

63

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(b) Suit-case locks (c) Hinges

*| y

SECTION U—contd.

2

PART V—contd.

65 (1-4) Articles of machinery not otherwise specified, in this schedule except when required for the textile in- dustries, tea industry, iron and steel production works, electric supply undertakings, mines and quarries :—

(0 Boot and Shoe manufacturing machinery. .

(ti) Cinema machinery (including studio equip- ment and projection and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cine- ma films).

(iv) Petroleum and gaswoll drilling equipment. . ,

(v) (a) Package air-conditioners, other than room ~\ f air-conditioners.

(b) Other types .

, J

(vli) The following road making haulage earth moving equipments :— (a) Wheeled and Crawler tractors above 50

D.B.H.P.

(h) (0 Shovels, Excavators, draglines and modifica- tions thereof, motorised scrapers and Towed Scrapers, Dozers and Loaders all types, off-the-Highway Dumpers not built on conventional chassis and Motor Graders.

(.ii) Vibrating soil compactors, vibrators, stone crushers, stop? granulators, tar and bitumen boilers-spares, core drilling machines, concrete mixers, asphalt mixers, motor mills, concrete screens, road forms, road tampere spreaders and finishers and winches.

3

4

(1) Licences will not be valid for machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

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

Nil A, U, for import of components for manufacture of Shoe manufacturing Machinery.

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix 31.

¹ '

Nil A. U. applications will b" considered by C.C.I. &E, New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi,

(/) A, U. for the import of the following items of air- Nil

conditioniDg and refrigeration equipment :—

1. High speed light weight construction aluminium open type compressor suitable for air-conditioner of buses in consultation with the DGTD.

2. Low back pressure open type refrigeration compres- sor 1/4 HP to 3/4 HP at minus 13°C suitable for combination cooler—in consultation with the DGTD.

3. Hermatic sealed Compressor—(1) below 1/10 H.P., (2) 1/4 H.P, and (3) 1/2 to 3/4 H.P., suitable for application below O degree C, in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

4. Special type of refrigeration equipment requiring Lloyds specifications No. 2 and No. 3 for ships hi consultation with the DGTD.

5. Freeze drying plant and accessories. 6. Ice cube machine. 7. Continuous type ice cream making machine. 8. Special type of walk in coolers and deep freezers lbelow^40°C).

9. Electronic Air Filter.

10. Air-conditioner for Crane used only in the steel plant.

11. Turbo Compressors and air cycle system for air- craft and aeroplanes.

12. Environmental test chamber requiring combination of very high temperature and very low tempera- ture.

13. Absolute air filter (97 % efficiency and higher), 14. Cryogenics low temperature below—130°C. 15. Nitrogen Refrigeration container. 16. Plate Freezers, (U) A. U. for import of raw materials and compo- nents mentioned in Appendix 48.

Nil A.U. applications will ba considered by C.C.I.&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART V—contd.

—contd.

65(1-4)

(x) Machinery required for other industries and under- Nil

takings.

(1) A. U. subject to Appendix 35. Applications for im- port of machinery and equipment will be considered In terms of the provisions contained in Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1973-74.

(2) A. U. applications from tobacco industry for import of tobacco redrylng plants and parts thereof will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Madras.

(3) A. U. applications from Oil Companies will be con-

sidered by CCI & E., Now Delhi.

(4) A. U. for import of single purpose or double pur- pose machines costing Rs. 12,600 to Rs. 15,750 each for manufacture of watch parts.

(5) A. U. applications for import of leathor and leather goods Machinery (including Machinery for foot- wear—leather, Rubber) and parts thereof will be considered by CCI & E., New Delhi, hi consulta- tion with the DGTD.

(6) A. U. applications for import of machinery/parts thereof for crushing bones will be considered by CCI & E., in consultation with the DQTD. Detailed licensing policy is given in Append'x 31.

65

* *

(5) (/) Parts of cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also including sound recording apparatus for production of cinema films).

(ii) Parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning ma- E.I.

Nil

chinery other than domestic refrigerators.

(ii) (a) Spare parts of Machinery falling under S. E.I.

Nil

No. 65 (1-^) (vti) (a) and (b) (i) and (ti)IV and crawler tractors falling under S. N. !Mf)IV.

(Hi) Parts of machinery when required for Indus- E.I.

(1) A. U.

tries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1—4) (vtf) (a) and (b) (i) and (H)jV.

(2) Import of spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be allowed subject to the pro- visions made for items included in Appendix 3. (3) A.U. Licences will not be valid for import of items

mentioned in Appendix 5.

(4) A. U. application for import of Damping Roller Hoses will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

Nil

(iv) Industrial Knives

A. U. for import of polishing knives, slicer knives, clipper knives and chipper knives for export production only.

(6) (a) Office machines and parts thereof which are

65

A. U. for import of spare parts of Power driven duplicators manually operated or worked by power. (M) Duplicators, Power driven . . ..

Nil

of imported mokes.

Nil

(Hi) Other Office Machines :

A. U. on restricted basis for spare parts for maintenance of imported machines and replacement of parts of indigenous machines having imported components.

Office machines provided they are operated by

manual labour or power operated such as :— Accounting Machines. Addressing Machines. Book Keeping Machines. Billing Machines. Calculating Machines. Adding Machines. Cheque writing Machines. Letter Sealing Machines. Letter Opening Machines. Listing Machines. Posting Machines. Postage Pranking Machines. Cash Registers. Receipting Machines. Stamp Affixing Machines. Data Processing Machines. (Computer System including its peripherals)

> Automatic Electrical control switches.

A. U. for export production only,

N'1

66

SECTION II—contd.

3

2

4

1

PART V—contd.

Nil

67(1)

(1) A. U. applications from newspaper establishments and quality printers as defined in Appendix 9 for import of printing machinery required for replace- ment or development purposes will be considered by the CCI, New Delhi subject to Appendix 35. The applicants are required to furnish the additional information along with their applications in the proforma prescribed in Appendix 9.

(2) A. U. for import of Photographic plates (made of metals othei than Zinc, such as Aluminium. Brass, Bimetal, Prime metal etc. and films for quality printers.

(3) A. U. for import of type casting machines for type

foundries.

(/) Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses, composing sticks, chases, imposing tables, Lithogra- phic plates made of metals other than zinc, such as Aluminium Brass, Bi-metal, Tri-mctal. etc., litho- graphic stones, stereo blocks, wood blocks, half-tone blocks, electro-type blocks, process blocks, roller moulds, roller frames and stocks, lithographic map rollers, standing screw and hot presses, perforating machines, gold blocking presses, galley presses, proof presses, arming presses copperplate printing pressea, rolling presses, ruling machine, ruling pen making machines, lead cutters, rule cutters, slug cutters, type casting machines, type setting and cast- ing machines paper In rolls with side perforations to be used after further perforation for type casting rule bending machines, rule missing machines, bronzing machines, stereotyping apparatus, paper folding machines, paging machines, but excluding ink and paper and sets of mats when imported as advertising material in connection with exposed film, Treadle Printing Presses or presses of predo- minantly treadle type and Roller composition

Nil A. U. for export production only.

{ill) Roller Composition

E.I.

(1) A. U.

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

(2) Upto 2% of the face value of licences of this item can be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts, Rivets, Cutter/Split pins and washers speci- fically adopted for use on monotype supercasting machines, and bearing specific makers' catalogue numbers.

(3) A. U. applications for import of Damping Roller Hoses will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

E.I. A. U. for —

68 (a) Rubber blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses including requirements of cloth processing machines, viz., printing, sanforizing, etc.

(0 Printing industry. (//) Textile mills. Applications will be considered by tho J Ca & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

(6) Rubber hoses required for the Oil Industry.

A. U. for oil companies in consultation with the

D.G.T.D,

Nil

(c) Rubber spray hoses for industrial and agricultural

purposes.

A. U. for import of flexible rubber hoses of low tem- perature application for the manufacture of plate freezers.

Nil

i, Hosiery needles for hosiery machinery and knitting ma-

(1) A. U. subject to Appendix 34.

chines whether operated by manual labour or mecha- nical power.

(2) Applications from units registered/licensed under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act will be considered by the regional licensing authority concerned on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned.

(3) Applications from other actual users will be con- sidered by the regional licensing authority concerned on the recommendation of the State Directors of Industries concerned.

(4) Actual users should apply to tho licensing authority concerned through the sponsoring authority as indicated above.

(5) Applications will also bo considered from the asso- ciations of hosiery manufacturers on behalf of their members. In such cases the individual units will not apply for licences. Applications will be made by the Associations to the regional licensing authorities covering the requirements of their units situated within the jurisdiction of respective licensing autho- rity.

E.I, A. U. for import of component parts for manufacture

of lifts.

10 (U) Parts of lifts . *

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

4

3

PART y~contd.

74 (7) Wheeled and Crawler Tractors upto and including Nil S.T.C.

50 draw bar horse power.

(//i) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor E.I. (1) Import of parts of agricultural tractors will be allow* drawn agricultural implements.

ed to the individual tractor owners upto the value of Rs. 1,250 per tractor in a year, without an Im- port licence in terms of the provision made In Clause 11 (2) of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 as amended.

(2) Requests from individual tractor owners for special requirement of tractor parts in excess of Rs. 1,250 will be considered if they are not in a position to procure their requirements from the established importers. Applications should be made to the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi duly recommended by the Tehsildar/State Director of Agriculture concerned.

(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 any types of agricultural steel discs will

not be permitted.

(5) lmpoit of banned types of ball, roller, tapered roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages and need- le roller assemblies mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column against S. No. 9(g)fH will not be allowed as spares or as CKD parts.

(6) Spare parts of crawler tractors upto and including

50 DBHP will be covered by 65(5)(")(a)/K.

Nil

(K) Power driven agricultural machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Rotary Hose and Rotary Tillers.

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

(W) Parts of power driven agricultural machinery.

E.I. A. U. applications for import of spare parts of power driven sprayers from Coffee and Tea Industries will be considered by tho licensing authorities as indicated below in consultation with the D.G.T.D. :—

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

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

Nil

Dairy and Poultry Farm equipment, not otherwise speci-

75

fied and component parts thereof.

(1) A. U. for approved dairy and poultry farms for import of equipment for replacement purposes subject to Appendix 35.

(2) A. U. for approved manufacturers of dairy and poultry equipment for import of component parts for the manufacture of complete equipments.

(3) A. U. for import of spare parts for maintenance

purposes.

76

Nil

(1) A. U. The Import will be allowed In the manner

indicated below :—

(a) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are manually operated or worked by power and required for their operations less than one quarter horse power,

(a) Industrial sewing ma- (i) Applications for import chines and components/ of industrial sewing ma- spare parts thereof other chines and parts thereof than over lock, flat lock will be considered by and chain lock ma- the regional licensing chines. authorities in consulta- tion with D.G.T.D, However, applications from the Jute industry will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta In consultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

SECTION II—contd.

2

1

3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. IQby-contd.

(li) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of Indus- trial sewing machines is given in Appendix 56.

(i>) Flat lock and chain "1 (/) Applications from lock machines. textile mills will be considered by JCC1 y & E., Bombay, in (c) Overlock machines (on consultation with the basis of 50% indigc- Textile Commission- nous and 50% impor- J er. ted.)

(U) Applications from the Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay, on the recommenda- tion of Textile Com- missioner.

(Hi) Applications from the hosiery goods ma- nufacturers in the small scale sector will be considered by JCCI & E., Bom- bay, on the recom- mendation of the Director of Indus- tries of the State concerned.

(tv) A.U. applications for import of overlocks machines working with 5,000 stitches per minute from the garments and hosiery manufac- turers who had ex- ported their products to the extent of 25% or more of the pro- duction during any one of the preceding three calendar years 1970,197 land 1972. will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, in con- sultation with the Textile Commissio- ner, Bombay. The condition for pur- chase of equal num- ber of such machines from the indigenous manufacturers will not be applicable in these cases.

SECTION VL—contd.

1 2

3

4

PART V—contd.

Nil A. U. The import will be allowed in the manner indicated

below :—

6 (6) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are worked by power and required for their operation one quarter horse power and above.

(1) Industrial sewing ma- Applications will be con- chines and spare parts sidered by the JCCI & exclusively used in the E., Bombay in consul- textile industry and re- tation with Textile Co- quired for replacement mmissioner, Bombay, purposes.

(2) Industrial sewing ma- (/) Applications for import chines and components/ of industrial sewing spare parts thereof other machines and parts than over-lock, flat lock- thereof from units other and chain lock machi- than textile mills will nes. be considered by the regional licencing autho- rities in consultation with D.G.T.D. However, applications from Jute industry wil] be consi- dered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta in consul* tation with the Jute commissioner.

(//) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of Indus- trial sewing machines Is givon in Appendix 56.

(3) Overlook sewing ma- ") (/) Applications from chines (on the basis f textile mills will be of 50% Indigenous considered by JCCI and 50% imported). > & E.. Bombay, in , . . „. t . , . ^ . consultation with (4) Flat lock and Chain Textile Commission-

lock industrial sewing er. machines.

(") Applications from the Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay on the recommenda- tion of Textile Co- mmissioner.

(tii) Applications from the hosiery goods manufacturers in the small scale sector will be considered by JCCI & E.. Bombay on the recommenda- tion of the Director of Industries of the State concerned.

SECTION U—contd.

2

4

1

3

PART V—contd.

S. N. 76 (b;—contd.

(/v) A.U. applications for import of overlook machines working with 5,000 stitches per minute from the garment and hosiery manufacturers who had exported their products to the extent of 25% or more of their produc- tion during any of the preceding three calendar years 1970. 1971and 1972. wili be considered by the J.C.C.I.&.E., Bom- bay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay. The condition for purchase of equ- al number of such machines from the indigenous manufac- turers will not be applicable in these cases.

Note : Permissible spare parts of Industrial sewing machines will bo allowed clearance upto 5% of the face value of licences only when imported along with the con- signments of industrial sewing machines falling under serial number 76/V, even though such spare parts may be differently classifiable. Imports of such spare parts from a country other than the country from which the industrial sewing machines are im- ported will not be permitted.

(0 A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Needles for all Industrial sewing machines . . Nil

(ii) Import of needles for Industrial Sewing Machine

of sizes specified below will rot be permitted—

r Singei

Size

Size

Equivalent system Needles

Class & variety

Catalogue No,

4

3

5

2

t

16x87

14

(2055)

90

16 34 34 R 050

16

100

M

70 187 216 287

17

(2055)

105

326 376

315 365

18

1

*l

ti

387 432

431 476

130

21

1*

it

690 695R

606 690R

140

22

n

n

798 1104

742 1007

23

160

tt

ft

1652

1104R 1642 H026

108

200

16x87

25

(2055)

71K 1642V 1647

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

1

2

PART P-contd.

S. No. 76( c y-contd.

1

2

3

4

5

16x231

231

(2254)

11

75

if

ft

it

14 16 18

90 100 110

24x1

1881

(1111)

11

75

H26 VO. 1149 1642H 1738 1738G 66 2060 ,.

w m

..

206x2 135x1

(2510) (1451)

It

tt

90 110 90 100

135x7

(1901)

14 18 14 16 1

354 1673 134- 134R TR 1340 1759 1844 2007

61B 1531 134 H 134 797 1681 1831 1953

(1315)

88x1

11

H25

i 75

25H 1128

„ 81x1

(1225)

if

tt

16 11 14

100 75 90

My A

621 1023

tt

H

16x2

(2082)

ft

• 1

It

It

y

tt

100 90 100 120 100

86x1 71x1

(2770) . (1526)

16 14 16 19 21 14 14

, , A B S

l"

431 431 436 1442

II

16 18

..

100 110

E.I.

78 (/) Hearing aids and parts thereof . . ..

Detailed policy Is given in Appendix 38,

(til) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts and parts thereof Nil

(/) A. U. applications from film studios for import of magnetic perforated films will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay. Madras and Calcutta on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Com- mittees on raw film.

(il) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

(iv) Public address equipments and parts thereof :—

Nil

(I) Amplifiers .

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

• * •

Nil

(2) Loudspeakers

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 43.

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

2

1

PART V—contd.

)—cont d.

78 (iv

Detailed policy is given In Appendix 38.

Nil

(5) Microphones

Nil

(v) Heating elements

A. U. for import of heating elements other than Nichrome Heating (Tubular type) upto 1200°C in Chrome-nickel steel and copper tubing.

Nil

A. U. applications from textile industry will be considered (viii) Yarn and cloth testing machines including other

by JCCI & E,, Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

types of textile testing machines.

Nil

(1) A. U. for import of the following items :—

(fa) Others . . . . . . ..

(a) (0 Heating and cooling combination thermos-

tat.

(H) Wall type Thermostat.

(///) Defrost Thermostat. (iv) Proportionate type thermostat.

(v) Electronic thermostat.

(v/) Pneumatic type thermostat.

(vH) Heating thermostat above 250"C.

(6) (0 Specialised electrical instruments and apparatus other than those falling under S. No. 39/11 and other S. Nos. in the I.T.C. Schedule.

(//) Import of P. H. meters electrodes will be

allowed on a restricted basis.

(Hi) Import of (a) Strain indicators and (h) Fish finders will not be allowed. 1

(c) Glass electrodes for manufacture of neon

signs.

(6) Applications for import of ultrasonic devices including ultrasonic Flaw Detector will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of fluorescent lamps, starters, alow switches, electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sorts, elec- tric coin-operated ticket issuing and personal platform weighing machines, crystal blanks, timken illuminated outdoor sign flashes and time-switches. Coffee Roasters, Cooking Ranges, Furnaces and Ovens, Geysers, Grinders Heaters and Stoves, Iron Kettles, Toasters, Water Heaters & Boilers, Electrical Appliances, electric bulbs falling under SI. No. 38-A/II, Mixies, Food Warmers, Immersion heaters, Electric razors and Electric presssure cookers and Mixer or agitntor or Stirres of all types.

F..T.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-medical appa- ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra-violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

(1) A, U. for import of (i) diagnostic equipment over and above 500 MA capacity and (tl) X-Ray therapy, gamma ray therapy equipment in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(2) Import of the following items will not be allowed ;—

1. Round Winding Wires, super enamelled—all gauges upto 45 gauge including double cotton insulated or cotton paper insulated.

2. Bakelite tubes, insulation tapes, triacetate

foil.

3. Stator Cables.

4. Protection plates used in conjunction with

screen frames and spot film devices.

5. Selenium plates and silicon rectified plates.

6. P.V.C. Slecvings.

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART V—contd.

7. Assorted items like Pin screws, nuts, washers, S. No. 79—contd.

lock rings, worm screws etc.

8. Aluminium filters. 9. Mechanical Hand timers.

10. Anode Control Devices, 11. Wire Rope Assemblies. 12. All kinds of rubber parts. 13. Electrode arms wilh extension pieces. 14. Rotary switches upto 8 positions and Togglo

switches of all types.

15. High frequency fuses and special miniature

fuses.

16. Focussed lamps. 17. Rectifiers used in diathermy circuits. 18. Protective Aprons. 19. Fluorescent Screens. 20. Intensifying Screens. 21. Cassets. 22. X-ray tubes and accessories of the following

types :— DSA 1 85/15 DSA 2 100/25 DRA 1 125/20/40 SHX 1 125/80 (SHIELD) CBX 1/4 (cable) CBX 1/8 (cable) CBX 1/6 (cable)

23. Electro-cardiograph paper rolls. 24. Heated Stylus paper. 25. Head Sensitive paper. 26. Thermo-graphic paper. 27. Thermo-coated paper. 28. Thermo -Sensitive paper. 29. Coated paper for Cardiogram, 30. Coated paper for medical diagnosis. 31. Coated paper for instrumentation. 32. Plastic coated paper. 33. Speciality paper for cardiogram or chart. 34. Adaptation goggles.

87

Nil

Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, aeroplane engines, aero- plane engine parts and rubber tyres and tubes used exclusively for aeroplanes.

88

(1) Licences will be granted to actual users, approved stockists and distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Licences will not be valid for import of the sizes of aero tyres/covers and tubes mentioned in Appen- dix 30. Application should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi by 30-9-1973.

(2) Import of the following items will not be allowed :—

(/) Varnish shellac to approved specification No. All manufactured articles and materials used in air- craft construction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrations and any other technical publications ' imported for the purpose of maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-engines and their instru- ments and equipments; provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall under other Serial No. of this Schedule.

BSSX 18.

(It) High flying Oxygen to approved aircraft speci-

fication.

(W0 Thinner to approved aircraft specification and Cellulose Nitrate Dope to specification A.N.T. T.D. 514-3 and clear dope to specification No. D.T.D. 751-3.

(Iv) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S. Specifica-

tion No. 219/49.

(v) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 85 arnphour battery

type No. 6A 13 RT.

(v/) HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20 AH Batteries Pt.

No. 12 TA-9B. (vtl) Aviation Methanol. (vill) Rust and Grease Remover, conforming to

specification MIL-M-10578 B.

(tx) Transparent Cellulose self adhesive tape con-

forming to specification CS-2500C.

(x) Transparent P.V.C. Self Adhesive Tape Water proof conforming to specification DEF-I313.

(xi) Industrial Cloth Tape Water-proof (white)

conforming to specification DEF-1314.

(xU) Tape indentifying conforming to specification

DEF-1314.

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

PART V—contd,

S. No. 87-88—contd.

89 Ships and other vessles for Inland and harbour naviga- tion Including steamers, launches, boats and frigates imported entire or 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, 1934, shall, when separately imported, not be deemed to be included hereundcr.

Light ships

90

Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for 91

steam sailing, roving and other vessels.

3

4

(xtil) Isopropyl alcohol to specification BS-1595.

(xiv) Aerolite 306 Glue and Hardener.

(xv) Water rinsable Paint Remover conforming to specification No. 756-B.

(xvi) Alkaline Rust-Removing compound conform- ing to specification No. 900.

(xvU) Emulsifier and Detergent conforming to speci- fication No. 445-A.

(xvill) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint Remover con- forming to Specification No. 5542.

(xix) Red Dye Pcnetrant, Penetrant Remover and Developer conforming to specification No. 929.

(xx) Cleaning compound for aircraft exterior surfaces conforming to Specification No. 5507.

(xxi) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint remover conforming to specification No. 5538.

(xxii) Aluminium Alloy Sheets to approved aircraft specifications 2L4, 2L16, 2L17, L39, L60 and L61.

(xxiii) Aircraft Plywood to BS and ISI specifications.

(xxiv) Bras* Rods to specification DTD 627.

(xxv) Glider Launching cables.

(xxvi) Roller chains to B.S. specification No. 228.

Nil

(1) Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up purposes will be considered by C.C.I. & E. in consultation with the Director General of Shipping, Bombay.

(2) A.U. applications for import of cargo vessels, fishing vessels, ship equipment which cross Indian Customs Border will be considered by C.C.I.&.E. Nf:w Delhi for import from available sources OL, the recommendation of Ministry of Shipping & Transport in consultation with the Department of Defence Production and D.G.T.D.

Nil

(a) Water meters

92

(b) Leader films . . . ..

(c) Weighing machines and parts thereof ,

Of) (3) Others

(n) Others

A.U. for Import of raw materials/components for the manufacture of water meters as specified in Appendix 50.

Nil A.U. for import of leader films for film Industry on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Committees on raw films.

Nil

E.I.

A.U. for import of Beam Compasses.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of Curometers for tobacco E.I.

industry.

(2) A.U. applications from textile and textile acces- sories Industries will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay in consultation with Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

(3) A.U. for Import of Oil meters for Tea uidtuiry.

(4) A.U. licences will not be valid for Import of items mentioned in Appendix 5.

SECTION U—contd.

1 2

PART V—contd,

93-94 (a) (/) Goggles, sun-glasses, glare glasses

(tv) (a) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks

(d) Scientific and medical including surgical instru- ments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof, made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/ mainly of glass including laboratory glassware. (e) Medical including surgical instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

(/) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not mads mainly of glass.

(g) Microscopes and accessories and parts thereof Microscope slides and cover glasses, Brinell's microscopes and parts thereof.

(h) Dental instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

95

4

3

Nil A.U. for import of glare glasses for export production only.

Nil (0 The requirements of actual users will bej'£met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this £Book. Actual Users should make applications to the licensing authority concerned in the prescribed form and manner accompanied with the details of thoir requirements in the proforma given in Appendix 77. The applicant should furnish 5 copies of the proforma duly filled in. A copv of the proforma should also be separately sent to M/s. Bharat! Ophthalmic Glass Ltd., Duigapur. The HcensingWauthority will issue the release order, a copy of which will also be endorsed by tho licensing authority to M/s. Bharat Ophthalmic Glass Ltd. The release order will be subject to the condition that it will be valid for allotment of imported materials through the S.T.C. only for the specification and the value for which the goods covered by the R.O. are not supplied by M/s. Bharat Ophthalmic Glass Ltd. (K) Actual Users should also furnish separately to M/s. Bharat Ophthalmic Glass Ltd. the details of their half-yearly requirements in tho proforma given in Appendix 77.

(HI) A.U. for import of raw materials/components specified in Appendix 44 for manufacture of optical instruments.

E.I. A.U. for import of specialised types of scalpel blades in consultation with the DGTD.

E.I. (1) A.U. applications from hospitals, educational and tech- nical institutions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1973. Licences issued for this sub-item will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(2) A.U. for import of specialised types of scalpel blades in consultation with the DGTD.

E.I.

A, U. for import of specialised types of scalpel blades in consultation with tho DGTD.

Nil (1) A.U. for import of Metallurgical microscopes.

(2) A.U. for import of raw materials and components specified in Appendix 44 for manufacture of microscopes.

(3) Import of microscope slides and cover glasses will not be allowed.

E.I. (1) A.U. applications from hospitals for import of these goods will be considered by CCJ&E, New Delhi, on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1973.

(2) The list of component parts to be allowed for import for manufacture of Dental units and Dental alrotors is given in Appendix 55.

(3) A. U. for import of dies for tooth mould electro formed for manufacture of artificial teeth.

Nil A.U. for import of valve bladders for export production

"I S- J 98

(a) Tennis balls (b) Squash balls (c) Others Asbestos raw . . . . . . .. ~

Cellulose acetate flakes, moulding powder and sheets .

toi

22 G of 1/73—7,

only.

Nil Requirements of actual users will bo met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Book,

Nil

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency :—

(0 Cellulose acetate flakes. (It) Cellulose acetate sheets/films. Please see Section ITT of this Book.

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

SECTION IL—contd.

1 2

3

4

PART V—contd.

101-A Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose propionate Nil Requirements of actual users for cellulose acetate buty-

rate for the manufacture of the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency:—

(a) Fountain pens; (b) Ball point peas ;

(on restricted basis)

Please see Section III of this Book. (1) A.U. Requirements of cellulose nitrate sheets for the 101-D Cellulose, nitrate sheets, rods and tubes

Nil

manufacture of combs, spectacle frames and table tennis balls will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please sec Section Til of this Book. Import of cellulose nitrate sheets for other end-uses will not be permitted.

(2) A.U. for import of cellulose nitrate films of 0.11mm

thickness for manufacture of bangles only.

(3) A.U. for import of cellulose nitrate rods and

tubes.

(4) Import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external diameter

101-E Chloride moulding powder

Nil

3/4" and above will not be permitted. This item is covered under S. No. 113-H/V.

Nil

104 Diamonds, industrial, natural and synthetic, in all forms including diamond grit and powder.

(/) A.U. for import of industrial diamonds (natural), synthetic diamonds and metal clad synthetic diamonds in all forms including diamond grits and powder.

(//) Import of natural diamonds (gem variety) and

powder will not be allowed.

106 Gas black, thermatomic black, acetylene black and Nil

carbon black also Including lamp black.

(1) A.U. for import of Carbon black for manufacturers of rubber goods, paints, Inks, carbon papers, lead slips, plastic products and tungsten (sintered) products.

(2) A.U. for import of Acetylene black (Soot) for

manufacture of Dry battery cells.

110 Nickel Catalyst . . ..

Nil

(1) A.U. applications from Vanaspati manufacturers will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E. (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendations of tho Direc- torate of Sugar and Vanaspati.

(2) A,U. for tho manufacture of Hydrogcnated fatty

acids.

I ll Phenol formaldehyde moulding powder

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis. (2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of general purpose or electrical grade moulding powders.

112 (a) Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods "

A.U. for import of :—

and other materials.

(a) Tubes whether paper Electrical Industry, (6) Thermosetting synthetic resin bonded laminated Nil

sheets, tubes, rods and other materials with paper * or fabric base.

based or fabric based and/or paper based rods.

(c) Copper clad laminates with paper phenolic base.

(b) Cast phonolic resin- Carrom Board strikers,

ous sheets and rods.

(c) Cast phenolic resinous Bangle industry,

sheets, rods and tubes.

113 Acrylic plastic moulding powder, sheets, rods and tubes Nil (1) Requirements of Acrylic moulding powder and Methyl Methacrylate monomer of actual users will be met by imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section in of this Book.

(2) A. U, on restricted basis for button manufacturers for import of Pearlasccnt variety of sheets only. (3) A. U. for import of acrylic sheets crushed scrap (width and length should not exceed 25 mm.) for the manufacture of Acrylic sheets.

(4) A.U. for import of transparent acrylic sheets thinner than 1.1 mm for manufacture of watch protectors/watch glasses. Import of other non- pearlascent variety sheets will not be allowed. (5) A.U. for import by plastic blanks made of Poly- methyl Methacrylate for manufacture of contact lenses.

(6) Import of rods and tubes will not be permitted.

SECTION ll—conuL

1 2

3

4

PART F—contd.

113-A Polyvinyl chloride Plastic sheets (Unsupported) .

Nil

A.U, for import of rigid unplasticized sheets with vicat softening point above 70°C only for the manufac- ture of industrial items. At the time of clearance of goods, the licensee will be required to produce a certificate from foreign supplier/manufacturer to the effect that the material imported conforms to the required specifications.

113-C Polystyrene . . . . . . ..

Nil

A.U. for import of general purpose, high impact moulding powder material and expandable Polystyrene beads for export production only.

113-D Polyvinyl acetate resin powder . . . ..

A.U.

Nil

113-E Polyvinyl butyral resin . . . . ..

Nil

(I) A.U. for manufacture of Polyvinyl Butyral foils. (2) Polyvinyl Butyral foils in any form will not be

covered under this Serial No.

113-F Folyvinylidene chloride , , , . ..

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Polyvinyl formal and Polyvinyl Acetol

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

1 B -G

Polyvinyl chloride resin powders . . ..

Nil

113-H

Requirement of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see section ITT of this Book.

113-1 P.V.C. composition including moulding powder .

Nil

(0 Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see section IIT of this Book.

(11) A.U. for import of non-toxic composition.

113-J Polyethylene moulding powder

Nil Requirements of actual users of polyethylene moulding powder (both low and high density) will be met by imports through public sactor agency. Please sec Section III of this Book.

Polytetra Fluoroethylene Resin (filled, unfilled or pig-

113-K

Nil

mented) and products thereof.

(/) A.U. for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmented) for manufacture of PTFE pro- ducts.

(it) A.U. on restricted basis for import of P T FE

tubes.

(Hi) Imports of PTFE sheets, rods, ropes and tapes will not be permitted. However, applications from actual users of these products will be considered for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmented) for getting the same processed by manufacturers of the PTFE products.

(fv) Import of special industrial components will be

allowed on restricted basis.

Pyrotechnic aluminium . . . . ..

Nil

114

A.U, for Import of pyrotechnic aluminium powder of explosive grade for manufacture of industrial explosives only.

A.U. for :—

Stereo flongs . . . . . . ..

E.I.

115

(a) Newspaper industry. Applications will be con- sidered by the CCI&E, New Delhi as per Appendix 8.

(b) Block making and engraving industries.

Synthetic resins, all sorts, not otherwise specified :—

116

A.U. for export production only.

Nil

(0 Phenolic Urea, Melamine, Alkyds and Maleic resins

A.U. on restricted basis.

(H) Synthetic Ion Exchange Resins . . ..

Nil

(1) A.U.

Nil

(2) A.U. for Vinylite resin vagh for the manufacture (/v) Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o.s., other than those covered by S. No, 116(/)/V, S. No. H6(//)/V and S. No. 116(W)/V.

of magnetic tapes and paints.

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

resins.

(4) Requirements of acrylic resin of actual users will

be met by imports through public sector agencv Please see Section III of this Book.

SECTION n—contd.

1 2

3

4

PART V—contd.

S.No. 116 (iv)—contd.

(5) Licences will not be valid for the import of high styrene resins (excluding PHolite S-5B Butadiene styrene resin) and synthetic resins in semi-liquid form containing volatile solvents which can be easily separated from resins and also dispersion and emulsion of synthetic resin which are classi- fiable under S. Nos. 34—37/V.

(6) Licences will not be valid for the import of Copoly-

117 Textile Printing Dyes

mer beads of Divinyl Benzene Styrene. Policy is indicated against S. No. 1-B of Part III.

Urea-formaldehyde moulding powder

Nil A.U. for export production only.

us

119 Vulcanised fibre In sheets, rods and tubes .

Nil A.U. for import of vulcanised fibre sheets for insulation purposes in the manufacture of electrical goods and for manufacture of rail jointings and abrasives.

122 All articles not otherwise specified in the Schedule :—

Nil

(0 Plastic materials, not otherwise specified

(1) A.U. for Import of polyester films.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for Import of Polyester

laminated films.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis f"r import of Polyester

metallised fllm.

(4) A.U. for import of Polyvlnyl Butryal resin sheets

only for manufacture of safety glass.

(5) A.U. for Import of Nylon strip extruded (Polyamld strips oriented H.H.) Tenslles strength 57,000 lbs. per sq. inch.

(6) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other Items

falling under this sub-serial number.

(7) Please see remarks against S. No. 122(xllx)V.

(it) Fluorspar

Nil A.U. requirements for add grade fluorspar for the under- mentioned end-products will be met by imports through Public Sector agency :—

(0 Hydrofluoric acid; ") (//) Welding electrodes; Applications will be (tii) Vitreous enamel frit (on considered in con- restricted basis); > sultation with D.O.

(iv) Steel casting foundries/ T.D.

alloy steel industry (on restricted basis.) j

(v) Aluminium smelters on restricted basis in consul- tation with Ministry of Steel and Mines (Depart- ment of Mines and Metals).

Please see Section HI of this Book.

(v/ft) Snap fasteners

Nil A.U. for expott production only.

(tx) Cryolite

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by Imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section ITT of this Book,

(x) Casein

Nil A.U. for export production only.

(xl) Flint stones

A.U. on restricted basis for lighter Industry and for

Nil

manufacture of mechanical toys.

(xtv) Staple fibre tops and other synthetic and proteinous Nil

fibre tops.

Import of synthetic fibre/tops will be allowed through the S.T.C. to the extent recommended by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(xv) Staple fibre including synthetic proteinous cut fibres Nil

Requirements of all synthetic non-cellulose fibres including Polyester fibre and polynosic fibre (cellulose staplo fibre) of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(xxti) Feathers

Nil A.U.

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART V—concld.

A.U. for the manufacturers of water filters.

122 (xxiv) Filter candles (xxv) Plastic moulding powder, not otherwise specified

Nil Nil

(/) Requirements of actual users for the following Items will be met by imports through the public sector agency :— (a) Nylon moulding powder (Polyamide). (b) Polypropylene (Requirements of actual users for this item for manufacture of combs will, however be met on restricted basis).

(c) ABS moulding powder. Please see Section III of this Book,

(n) A.U. for import of—

(a) Ultra high molecular weight hiRh density

Polyethylene moulding powder, ib) Polycarbonate Moulding Powder, (c) Pofyacetol Including Acotol Copolymers

and Acetol Polymers.

(Ill) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other items

falling under this S.No.

Nil

(xxvi) Vanadium pentoxide catalyst . . ..

A.U. for export production only. (1) A.U. for import of Resin/Flux and Fluxes anti- [xxvii) Fluxite soldering pi ,tc and fluxes for gas or arc 1

Nil

oxidants for export production only.

welding, melting and refining metals.

(2) A.U. for import of special flux (Linde submerged

flux 50x8x48').

i

ixxtx) Filter aids

Nil

(I) A.U. for manufacture of lead storage batteries. (2) A.U. on restricted basis for other end-products. Import of Diatomlte (Kisselghur) under its differ- ent trade names, Hyflosupercel etc. will be permit- ted only on production of No objection certificate from the Indian Bureau of Mines.

Nil

(i) A. U. on restricted basis for fibre glass and pro- (xxxii) Glass mineral, slag wool, fibre glass and products

ducts thereof.

thereof.

(I'O Import of glass mineral and slag wool will not be

allowed.

(xli) Gypsum/Alabaster

Nil

(xlll) Laboratory ware made of silica

(xllll) Silica ware equipment, for sulphuric, hydrochloric

Nil Nil

(1) A.U. for import of alabaster on restricted basis. (2) Import of Gypsum will not be allowed. A.U. A.U.

and nitric acid plants and Ceramic equipments for chlorine plants.

A.U. Licences will not be valid for Import of silica (xllv) Silicon

Nil

gel.

(xh) Petroleum Coke

Nil

(xlix) Stamping foils (film-base)

Nil

Requirements of actual users for raw petroleum coke will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section HI to this Red Book. A,U, applications will be considered on restricted basis for import of Polyster films (S. No. 122 (0/V) which can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturers.

A.U. on restricted basis.

(1) A.U. for import of the following items :—

Nil Nil

(A Yeast food and yeast Culture . . .. (//) Others

(/) Mexican fibre for manufacture of (a) fibre polish- ing wheels for polishing purposes and (b) for manufacture of brushes required for combers and cards for textile industry.

(//) Sable hair for manufacture of Sable hair

artist brushes.

(/r7) Egg Albumen for manufacture of crown

corks.

(Iv) Epoxy glass copper clad laminates. (v) Phenolic paper copper clad laminates. (W) Wool grease for manufacture of lanolin

anhydrous.

(viV) Emulsifiable polyethylene wax. (2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of :—

j(l) Nakhla (Cattle fish wing) for manufacture of

Agarbattics;

C(2) SiTicone Bases.

(3) Photographic gelatine.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for other items falling

under this S. No.

(4) Import of the following items will not be allowed :—

(0 Polyurcthcne foam.

(//) Carium Oxide. (ill) Silicone emulsions.

PART VI

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix 11.

Machine Tools . ..

. ..

SECTION HI

List of items, the import of which is canalised through Public Sector Agencies

SECTION III

List of items, tbe Import of which is canalised through the State Trading Agencies.

S. No. Description

and

System of licensing

Canalising Agency

Part of the ITC Schedule

(1)

(2)

PART I

41 (ii)(c) Copper pipes and tubes, including—capillary tubing.

41(iii)(d) Bronze alloy wires

42 Coppor scrap whether ingotted or otherwise .

43-A Lead ingot, pig and scrap 44(a) Zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots,

(4)

(3)

MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC

cakes, tiles and slabs.

44(b) Zinc granulations and dust . . . .. 45(a) Tin block and tin scrap

Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities.

MMTC MMTC MMTC

47 Copper, unwrought in the form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billets, cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars and ingot bars.

47-A. Antimony metal . . . . . ..

48(a) Nickel virgin/nickel scrap 48(b) Nickel alloy sheets

MMTC MMTC MMTC

PART 11

3 Raw manlla homp (fibre) 5 Raw sisal fibre

17(a)(i) (1) Platinum

STC STC MMTC

(2) Palladium

(3) Cobalt (4) Bismuth

41-A (1) Graphite electrodes

(2) Graphite anodes . . . ..

"1 Releaso orders to be issued by the licensing autho- > rities.

/ Release orders to be issued by the licensing \ authorities.

MMTC MMTC MMTC STC STC

PART III

l(a) Sodium nitrite 1-B (1) Aniline oil

(2) Benzidine dihydrochloride. (3) Naphthionic acid/Sodium Naphlhionato (4) BetaNaphthol

Release orders to be issued by the licensing autho-

rities.

STC STC STC STC STC

2. Raw cotton

To bo released to actul users on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authorities.

Cotton Cor- poration of [ndia Ltd. Bombay.

PART IV

20 Cashcwnuts

38 Copra

To be released to actual users by the canalising agency.

Cashew Corporation of India Ltd. STC

41 Hops 48 Gum Arabic 60(a) Mutton tallow 61(a) Soyabeanoil 61(b) Palm oil 80(a) Skimmed milk powder

To be released to actual users on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authorities.

Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities. To be released to actual users on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authorities.

STC \ STC / STC 1 STC V STC j Indian Dairy Cor- poration.

87,109/IV (1) Sulphadimidine (Sulphamethazine) . . " (1) To be released to dairy plants in the public and cooperative sectors on the rtcommendation of Department of Agriculture.

(2) Release orders to other actual users to be issued

by licensing authorities.

STC

(2) Amido pyrine (3) Analgin (4) Phenobarbitone (5) Piperazine and its salts . . .. (6) Follcacid (7) Streptomycine sulphate . . ..

*(8) Totracycline base and Tetracycline hydro-

chloride.

(9) Thiamine Mononitrate and Hydrochloride

(Vitamin Bl).

(10) Sulphaguanidine . . . ..

Release orders to be issued by the State Drugs Control authorities on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

*For meeting the requirements of actual users under the policy for registered exporters.

SECTION III—contd.

(3)

(4)

(1)

(2)

PART /K—Concld

(11) Riboflavine (Vitamin B2) and Riboflavine STC

5-phosphate sodium.

(/) Release orders ia respect of Riboflavine (Vita- min B2) will be issued by the State Drugs Control Authorities on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

07) Release orders in respect of Riboflavine 5- phosphate sodium will be issued by the State Drugs Control authorities on the S.T.C. (12) Chloramphonicol powder, Chloramphenicol "•

palmitate, ehoramphemcal Slearale and Chloramphenicol succinate.

Release orders to be issued by tho State Drugs

' . STC

Control Authorities on the S.T.C. (13) Sulphathiazole (14) Sulphadiazine (15) Erythromycine (base). Erythroinycine

ostolate, and erythromycine stearato and erythromycine ethyl sucdnatc . . I (16) Chloroquino and its Salts . . . J

"1

r STC

(/) In tho case of small scale units, release orders will be issued by the State Drugs Control Authorities on the S.T.C.

(17) Iodine (18) Citric Acid of Pharmacopoeial grade . (19) Tartaric acid of Pharmacopoeia! grade . ! (20) Cresylic acid/ Cresylic acid B. P./ Meta | crcsal/Para cresal/ortho cresol. J

(//) In the case of units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D., release orders to be Issued by the licensing authorities on tho STC.

S.T.C. Release orders to be issued by the State Drugs Control

authorities on tho S.T.C.

(21) Ampicillin Trihydrate/anhydrous/sodium (22) Furscmide . . . . .. (23) Methyl Dopa (24) Nitrofurantoin (25) Prenylamine lactate (26) Sulpnamethoxypyridazine . . .. (27) Indomethacin (28) Phthayl sulphathiazole . . .. (29) Vitamin B6 (30) Calcium/Sodium Peatothenates , (31) Panthenols (32) L-Base (Amlnodiol)

To be released on the recommendation of Department 105-106 Mineral Oils

j Indian oil Corporation of Petroleum.

116 35mm raw stock (whether black or white or colour) STC

Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities excluding sound negative.

at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras.

117 Cinematograph films exposed (feature films) 122 Graphite 127-129 (1) Peppermint oil (Mcntha Pep)

(2) Citronella oil

Rcleaso orders to be issued by the licensing authorities.

STC "1 STC STC STC STC Central

150 Synthetic rubber 172 Raw silk

silk Board

STC i

177 (1) Nylon yarn and thread other than industrial nylon

yarn.

To bo released to actual users on the recommendation of

sponsoring authorities.

STC C

(2) Polyester filament yarn (except polyester filament yarn having a diameter range of 40 microns to 210 microns for manufacture of surgical sutures).

237-238 Refractories and refractory material . . ..

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

MMTC/ "1 HSL }• MMTC J

266 Mercury

STC

302 X-Ray films

To be released to actual users on the recommendation

of sponsoring authorities.

STC

337 Empty hard gelatine capsules

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

PART V

8 (1) Petroleum jellies

To be released on the recommendation of Depart-

ment of Potroloum.

( Indian Oi f Corporatl on

1,2) Micro-crystalline wax

(3) Greases.

••

SECTION III—contd.

(3)

(2)

(4)

(I)

PART V~

-contd.

14

1 !• Release ordors to be issued by licensing authorities.

(1) High grade manganese ore . (2) Antimony ore . . . . .. (3) Tungsten ore . . . . .. (4) High grade molybdenum ore . (5) Titanium ore

. . ..

MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC

17.

Indian Oil To bo released on the recommendation of Minoral oils, the following:— (1) Transformer oil (2) Insulating oil (3) Cutting oil (4) Mineral colza oil (5) Shock absorber oil (fi) Heat transfer oil (7) Impregnating oil for electric paper and • Corporation Department of Petroleum.

board insulators.

(8) Light process oil for light coloured rubber goods (9) Mineral oil for manufacture of insecticides . (10) Special graphited oil for lubrication of glass

moulds

. . . . ..

(11) Paraffin, napthanic or aromatic rubber plas-

ticisers.

18 Kerosene oil

. . . . ..

To be released on the recommendation of Department (1) Base lubricating oils

20

y of Petroleum.

(2) Turbine oil . . . . ..

Indian Oil -. Corporation Indian Oil Corporation Indian Oil

Corporation J

22,31 (1) Ammonium nitrate— technical grade (2) Amyl and Iso-amyl alcohol . . .. (3) Aluminium fluoride (4) Calcium carbide (5) Citric acid (Technical grade) (6) Caprolactum (7) Crcsylic acid/Cresylic acid BP/Meta

Cresol/Para Cresol/ortho Cresol

(8) Crude Borate minerals such as Rasorite and Colemanite . . . . ..

S.T.C. Release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities.

(9) Dodecyl benzene and Alkyl benzene

(10) D.M.T (11) Dinitrochloro benzene . . .. (12) Dimethylamine (13) Endrin technical (14) Formic acid . . . . .. (15) Iodine . . . . .. (16) Melamino pure (17) Methanol technical (18) Methyl Ethyl ketone (19) Monomethylamine (20) Nitrocellulose chips/Nitrocellulose other than

15-20 seconds viscosity . . ..

(21) Pentaerythritol (22) Phthalic anhydride (23) Phenol/Carbolic acid excluding Substituted phenols . . . . . ..

(24) Potassium chloride (industrial grade) (25) Pyridino base and pyridino technical (26) Sodium cyanide (27) Styrene (28) Tartaricacid (29) Trimethylaminc (30) Urea (chemical ^rade) (31) Vinyl chloride/Vinyl acetate monomer .

(32) Mcta aminophenol

S.T.C. Release orders will be issued by the authorities as

indicated below :—

(a) In the case of small scale units, release orders will be issued by the State Drugs Control autho- rities.

(b) Tn the case of units borne on the books of the R.G.T.D., release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities.

SECTION W—contd

(1)

(2)

PART V—contd.

(4)

(3)

MMTC

(33) Phosphorous (red)

Release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities.

STC

(34) Malathion

To be released by the canalising agency in favour of formulators who have secured DOS & D contracts for supply of the formulated material for National Malana Eradication Programme on the recommenda- tion of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals.

Releaso orders to be issued by the licensing

STC

22(a) Caustic soda

authorities.

To be released to actual users by canalising agency.

MMTC

25(a) Non-processed elemental/non-reflned recovered

sulphur.

26 Soda ash

> Release orders to be issuod by licensing authorities.

STC STC STC STC

34-37(d) Xylene (all types) 34-37(o) Titanium dioxide 34-37(f) Lithopone

40(a) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate

To be released to actual users by canalising agency.

MMTC

STC

40(b) Sodium Nitrate

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

MMTCT

40(c)(i) Muriate of Potash (Potassium chloride other than indus-

trial grade)

40(c)(fi) Sulphate of Potash 40(d) Sulphate of Ammonia 40(8) Urea (fertiliser grade)

To be released to actual users by canalising agency.

MMTC)- MMTC 1 MMTCJ

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

STC\ STC/

42(a)(i) Corkwood 43 Rayon grade wood pulp

To be released to acutal users on the recommendation

STC

47 Raw wool/wool tops including woollen rags

of sponsoring authority.

STC

93-94(a)(iv) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks

>• Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

MMTC

98 Asbestos, raw

101 (1) Cellulose acetate flakes . . ..

(2) Cellulose acetate sheets/films

101-A Cellulose acetate butyrate 101-D Cellulose nitrate sheets and flakes 113 Methyl Methacrylate Monomer 113-H Polyvlnyl chloride resin powder

Release orders to bo issued by the licensing autho-

rities.

STC STC STC STC STC STC STC

113-1 P.V.C. composition including moulding powder 113-J Polyethylene moulding powder (both low and .

high density) 116(iv) Acrylic resins

122(11) Fluorspar (acid grade) 121(ix) Cryolite

STC STC MMTC STC

J

STC

122(xv) (1) All synthetic non-cellulose fibres including

polyester fibre.

(2) Polynosic fibre (cellulose staplo fibre) 1 1 To be released to actual users on the recommenda- f tion of the sponsoring authorities.

Cotton Corp, of India Ltd.

122(rav) (1) Polypropylene

V Release orders to be issued by the licensing autho- J rilics.

STC STC STC

(2) Nylon moulding powder . . .. (3) A B S Moulding powder . . ..

122(xlv) Raw petroleum cake

Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities.

Indian Oil Corporation

SECTION III—contd.

(4)

(3)

(0

(2)

Iron and Steel and ferro-alloy items

S. Nos. 1 to (1) Ferro-Molybdcnum . . .. 6 and 8 to (2) Ferro-Tungsten 16 in Sche- (3) Ferro-Vanadium dulc A of (4) Ferro Phosphorous . . .. Appendix (5) Ferro Silinlum 41. (6) Ferro Cobalt (7) Ferro Nickel (8) Ferro Aluminium and Silico Aluminium (9) Ferro Silico Zirconium . . ..

MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC

(10) Ferro Boron (including stabilised Ferro Boron with Aluminium and Titanium like Grainal or Batsally).

(11) Ferro Columbium (Niobium) . (12) Ferro Chrome (containing 0.03% or less

MMTC MMTC

carbon or Nitrogen bearing).

MMTC

(13) Ferro Manganese (containing less than

0.05% carbon).

(14) Ferro Titanium (containing less than 1% MMTC

Aluminium).

(15) Ferro alloys In powder form (except ferro- MMTC

tltanlum) for welding industry only.

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

S.Nos. 1 All mild steel, high carbon stoel (other than to 9, 11 stainless stool) wire rods In coils to 12 and 14 to 16 In Sche- dule B of Appendix 41.

MMTC

Release orders to be Issued by the licensing autho-

• rities.

S.No, 10 All mild stoel, high carbon steel semis, including in Sche- ingots, blooms slabs, billets, and heavy dule B rounds above 160 mm. and S.Nos. 3C, 3D, 4C and 4D and 5B In Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

MMTC

S.Nos. Stainless steel sheets, plates and strips in cut length 11 (i) to or in coils. 11 (Iv) In Schedule 'C'of Appendix 41.

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

S.Nos. All electrical steel sheets, strips other than cold rolled 14(a), grain oriented, whether in cut lengths or in colls . 14(b), and 15(b)in Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

MMTC

S.Nos.14C Cold rolled grain oriented electrical steel sheets, and 15(a) strips either in cut lengths or in coils, in Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

S.Nos. 1 to3, All mild and special steel sheets, strips and Hindustan 5(a), (b), skelp in both hot rolled and cold rolled oither in L Steol Ltd. 6, 7, 8, 9(a) cut length or in coils, including defective sheet s to (c), 10(b), and sheet cuttings. 12(a), (b) and 13 of Schedule D and 3A and 5A in Schedule C of App- endix 41

SECTION m—contd.

(3)

(4)

(1)

(2)

Hindustan

Steel Ltd.

S.Nos. 4(a), All O.P. sheets and strips either in cut lengths or (b) and in coils. 11 (a), (b) of Schedule Dof Appendix 41

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

S.Nos. 17 All mild steel and special steel platoa including ship (I) (a) to building quality, boiler quality and chequerec (c), 18, plates, whether in cut lengths or in coils, and 19(1) (b)in Schedule D, and S. Nos. 3(b), and 5(a) in Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

Release orders to be issued by the licensing

y authorities.

Hindustan Slecl Ltd.

S.Nos. 1 All prime tin plates Including open top sanitary can and 2 in quality. Schedule E of Ap- pendix 41.

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

S.No. 3 Tin plate waste/waste, tin plate secondaries . in Schedule E of Ap- pendix 41.

Metal Scrap Trading Corporation

S.No. 15 Heavy melting scrap in Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41.

Metal Scrap Trading Corporation.

S.NO.15A Re-rollable scrap in the form of old ships for of Schedule dismantling. Dof Appendix 41

NOTE:— Detailed procedure for submission of applications by actual users in respect of items included in this Section is given in Chapter IV of Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

SECTION IV

Policy for items llcensable to Established Importers

SECTION IV

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS

NOTES :—

(1) The licensing authority will bo the regional licensing authority concerned unless otherwise specified.

(2) The established importers will have interchangeability in the utilisation of their quota licences as indicated in Annexure to this section. The conditions and restrictions applicable to the import of any goods against licences Issued for specific items will apply to such goods oven if imported against licence(s) for other ltcm(s) under the concession of interchangeability provi- ded in this policy.

Remarks

Import Policy

Part & Description S. No. of the I. T. C. Schedule

1 2

3

4

PART II

30(f)

5% or

Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for diesol engines for vehicles such as, motor vehicles, trac- tors, earth moving machinery etc.

1) Import of spare parts specified In Appendix 4-A will be allowed upto the extent indicated against them.

imports of complete engines. (2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

interchangeablllty of quota licences.

(3) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S.Nos. 293, 295 & 297/IV, import of such interchangeable parts will be allow- ed provided they do not fall In List I of Appendix 26, and that In the case of parts falling in List II of Appendix 26, their import does not exceed the face value limits prescribed therein. Parts speci- fied In List A of Appendix 4 will, however be governed by the policy given in Appendix 4.,

(i) Parts of Petrol, Gas and Kerosene Engines. .

31

5%

(1) Import of spare parts specified In Appendix 4-B will be allowed upto the extent Indicated against them.

(2) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293. 295 & 297/IV, import of such interchangeable parts will be allow- ed provided they do not fall In List I of Appendix 26 and that in case of parts falling In List II of Appendix 26, their import does not exceed the face value limits precscribed therein. Parts specified in List B of Appendix 4 will, however, be governed by the policy given in Appendix 4.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

interchangeability of quota licences.

32 (e) Parts of Motors . . . . ..

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

interchangeability of quota licences.

(2) Import of Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1

5% or 11% on imports of complete motors.

H.P. will not be permitted.

(3) Import of special types of Carbon Brushes of odd

sizes required as spares will be allowed.

(h) Parts of Generators

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

5% or 11% on imports of complete generators. (2) Import of Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1

H.P, will not be permitted.

(3) Import of special types of Carbon Brushes of odd

sizes required as spares will be allowed.

22 G of 1/73—8

SECTION IV—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART //—contd.

20%

(/) Quota licences will be valid only for import of spare parts of machinery other than those

mentioned in Appendix 35.

36 (5) Component parts as defined 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.

W> Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject

to the following conditions :— (a) the import of items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be permitted only within the face value restriction prescribed therein. (b) the import of items mentioned in List I of

Appendix 26 will not be allowed.

(Ill) Import of the following items will be allowed in

the manner indicated below :-— (a) Bolts and nut* specially adapted for use in this type of machinery (upto 2 "/„ of the face value of quota licences).

(6) Electric control gear which are specially desig- ned for machines like coal cutter (upto 5% of the face value of quota licences).

(rv) Quota licences will not be valid for import of :— (1) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery. (2) Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes,

including oil field drilling bits of all types.

(v) Please nee Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

(w) Import of boiler fittings of boilers other than those mentioned in Appendix 33 will be allowed on pro- duction of a certificate as prescribed in the said Appendix.

(WO The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI

& E., Calcutta.

38-A (c) Studio electric and projector bulbs including Halo - 12* %

gen lamps.

(1) Quota licences will be valid for studio bulbs con- forming to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of 1960 or its equivalent. Only upto 50% of the fac" value of the licence issued can be utilised for import of projector bulbs.

(2) Quota licences will also be valid for import of the

following types of lamps :—-

(/) Special medical lamps—lamps for :

(a) Cystascope. (6) Opthalmoscope.

(ii) Spectral lamps.

(Ill) Prefocussed tungston filament lamps for uso in calorimeter and spectrophotometers. (Iv) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometers to

cover UV—region.

(v) Nernst source lamps to cover infra-red region. (vt) Different hollow—cathods lamps required for use in atomic absorption spectrophotometers (W0 2.2 Bolt with built in lens for pin point focus. (vllt) High Pressure Sodium Vapour lamps.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

(4) Quota licences issued for this S. No. can be utilised for import of carbons falling under S. No. 4(5(6)/II subject to the policy indicated against S. No!

. 5%

46 (b) Carbons

(1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of :— Cinema arc carbons whether finished or semi- finished, other than High Intensity Carbons.

SECTION iy--i ontd.

4

3

1 2

(2) Quota licences will be valid for import of rotating PART II—cone d. S. No, 46 (b) contd.

carbons of all sizes.

(3) Please sec remark (4) against S. No. 38-A M/II and remark (5) under E.I. policy in Appendix 31. (4) The licensing authority for this item will be Jt.

C.C.I. & E. Bombay.

(5) The sale, transfer or disposal In whatever manner of the imported cinema carbons should be made only in accordance with the directions of the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

(6) Carbons Imported against quota licences will be sold at prices fixed by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, (0 Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

75%

46-A—(c) Hearing aid batteries

interchangeably of quota licences.

(//) Quota licences will not be valid for import of I.R. 1 and I.R. 6 types of batteries and battery rechargers other than those exclusively used iot charging hearing aid batteries.

PART III

3% or 1% on imports of complete machines.

4 (5) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as de- fined in item No. 72 (3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) of S. No. 4 of Part III, but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) Quota licences will be valid only for spare parts of machines permissible in terms of Appendix 34. Import of spare parts specifically banned in the said Appendix will not be allowed. This restriction will not, however, apply to spare parts of foreign made machines provided the particular make and /or mode] is having no indigenous angle.

(2) Applications from sole selling agents and luck'Ltlng houses for the import of spare parts of textile machinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 3 % of the import of complete cotton textile machines falling under S. No. 4(2), (3) and (4) of Part ITT made by them against their own licences under C.G. Scheme or licences isued in favour of actual users. Licences issued under this provision can be utilised for import of such spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported origin and/or model(s) and make(s) of which tho licencees are the sole sell- ing agents provided such parts are not specifically banned elsewhere in the ITC Policy.

(3) The licensing authority for this item will be J.C.C.I.

& E,, Bombay.

(4) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

(5) Although quota licences are not valid for the import of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293, 295 and 297/IV import of such interchangeable parts will be allowed provided they do not fall in List I of Appendix 26 and that in the case of parts falling in List II of Appendix 26, their import does not exceed the face value limits prescribed therein.

(1) Licences will be valid for import of only spare

parts specified in Appendix 13.

3% or 1% on Imports of complete machines.

5 (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item No. 72(3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5(1) III excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) Applications from sole selling agents and indenting houses for the import of spare parts of textile ma- chinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 3% of the imports of complete cotton textile machines falling under S. No. 5(1)111 made by them against their own licences un4er the C.G. Scheme or licences issued in favour of actual users. Licences issued under this provision can be utilised for import of such spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported origin and/or model(s) and make(s) of which the licencees are the sole selling agents pro- vided such parts are not specifically banned else- where in the I.T.C. Policy.

(3) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI &

E., Bombay.

(4) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART IV

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to 21 (a) (/) Fruits, fresh all sorts n.o.s. excluding coconuts. 06 Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, n.o.s.

Nil •) Nil t

be notified later.

excluding dates.

Nil

(b) Dates . ..

. ..

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to

be notified later.

82 Ale, Beer, porter, cider and other fermented liquors. . 3%

(0 Quota licences Issued for this S, No. will be valid for import of only Wines, Brandy and Whisky and Bitters falling under S. Nos. 83/IV, 84/IV and 89 (a)AV respectively.

(fl) Quota licences will be granted only to those estab- lished Importers who are in possession of valid excise licences.

(///) Quota licences may also be granted to established importers, who are not in possession of valid Excise licences, subject to following conditions :—

(a) The goods on arrival will be bonded into

Customs Warehouse; and

(b) 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.

(ir) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject to the condition that established Importers in making supplies will give preference to direct indents placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering to tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation (Depart- ment of Tourism).

83 Wines . . t 84 Brandy, gin and whisky

3% 1 3 7, J.

(/) Quota licences issued for these S. Nos. will also be valid for import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (a)/IV. Quota licences issued for S. No. 84/IV will not, however, be valid for import of Gin.

(ii) Please see Annexure to this Section for interchan-

geability of quota licences.

(Ill) Same remarks as at (//) and (/") 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 (/v) against S. No. 82/IV.

(/) Quota licences will be valid for import of liqueurs

3%

only.

85 Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule.

(//) Same remarks as at (li), (///) and (/v) against S.

No. 82/TV.

(///) Quota licences will not be valid for Import of toilet

requisites containing spirit.

87 , 109 Drugs and medicines

Detailed licensing policy is 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.

(/) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

106 Mineral Oil :—

(//) The licensing authority for these items will be

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

(a) Which has its flashing point at or above two hundred degree of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and is ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

(b) Which has Its flashing point at or above one hundred and fifty degree of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer, is not suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hy- genic purposes.

SECTION \\—contd.

3 4 1 2

PART IV—Contd.

(1) Quota licences will be valid only for import of :—

116 Cinematograph films, not exposed

74%

(a) 35 mm sound film. (b) 16 mm colour negative and positive.

(2) Upto 40% of the face value of quota licence for

this item can be utilised for import of 8 mm and 16 mm colour reversal film.

(3) Quota licences will be granted subject to the

following conditions :—

(a) that the sale, transfer, or disposal in what soever manner of these imported goods shat be made only in accordance with the direc- tions of the regional licensing authorities at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras ;

(b) the quantity and value of films to be imported shall be determined only with the prior approval of the licensing authority ;

(c) that the raw film imported will be sold by the established importers and/or their agents retailers at a price to bo fixed by tho licensing authority.

(4) Applications from established importers for import of perforated magnetic films against their quota licences for this item will be considered by the JCCI & £., Bombay/Calcutla/Madras.

117 Cinematograph films, exposed

(i) Import of cinematograph films, exposed (feature films) will be allowed through the Public Sector Agency. Please see Section 111 of this Book.

(ii) Applications for import of educational films will be considered from established importers on the basis of their past imports of educational films and licences granted on a quota of 160%. The appli- cants are required to produce satisfactory evidence to show that the films arc educational in nature and arc required for exhibition in schools and colleges and other educational institutions. For this purpose, the Intending importers should furnish full particulars about the films as follows :

(a) Whether tho film desired to be imported has been produced by a non-commercial organisa- tion such as the various bodies of tho United Nations, the Red Cross and so on. Proofs in this respect may be furaished.

(b) Whether the film is being imported by a firm which is not otherwise engaged normally in the exhibition of cinema films.

(c) Literature relating to tho 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 insti- tution or any other similar body.

(iii) Applications for import of educational films from sole distributors of well knownforeign producers, who are not eligible to obtain licences as establish- ed importers in terms of remark (il) above wiJl also be considered by C.C.T. & E., New Delhi, consultation with the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare. Applications should be sub- mitted by 30-9-1973 along with particulars about the films as indicated in remark (it) above.

SLCT1ON \\—conta.

3

2

1

PART .T-contd.

S. No. 117—contd.

(b) Fur skins of leopard, tiger, deer, rabbit, fox, cat 144

15% and other wild animals and reptiles skins.

169

4

{iv) Licences against S. No. 117/1V will be issued sub- ject to the following conditions :— (a) that cinematograph films exposed owned wholly or in part, by nationals of Union of South Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia, Portugal, Tibet region of China and Pakislan or produced in these countries by or in collaboration with nationals of these or other countries, wholly or in part with locales in the Union of South Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia, Portugal, Tibet region of China and Pakistan will nol be permitted;

(b) that on arrival of the imported films at the air- port or sea-port, the importer shall furnish a declaration to the customs authorities that the film does not contravene the condition men- tioned at (a) above.

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 21.

150% plus Supplemen- tary licences.

Standard technical books or books of reference con-' cernlng law and legal practice, or for use in con- nection with medical practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

170 Books, printed including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts and illustrations specially made for binding in books but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169 of this part of this Schedule.

6% (b) Garage Tools

275

(b) Parts of typewriters excluding typewriter ribbons.

286

(2) Navigational charts of Indian Coast including the Chart Nos. which are produced in the country have been indicated in List III of Appendix 21. Foreign equivalents of such navigational charts will not be allowed to bo imported.

(/) Licences granted will be valid only for the item* detailed in Appendix 25.

(W) Upto 10% of the face value of licences for garage tools may be utilised for import of spare parts of permissible types of garage tools which are not classified elsewhere against any other S. No. . and part of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(1) Import of the following items will be allowed within the face value limits indicated against each :— (a) Servicing tools except the following types of tools, namely:—

4 % o r i% on the basis of imports of complete typewriters.

(1) Twist drills, Centre drills, Counter sunk drills.

(2) Reamers. (3) Milling cutters. (4) Threading taps and dies (5) Files. (6) Fret Saws, piercing saws. (7) St-40096 Knife stone. (8) St-40098-Flat file. (9) St-40125-Rimac Flexstone.

(10) St-40128-Cone stone. (11) SM0129-Flat stone. (12) St-40130-triangle stone y 1 % (13) St-40174-Square stone. (14) St-40175 Round stone. (15) SM0176 Triangle stone. (16) SMO177 Square stone. (17) St-40180 Warding file.

(rf) Ball bearings not specified in Appendix ^ 3% 14 and steel balls for use as spare parts of typewriters.

(") Tools (permissible types) for servicing of office machines.

j

SECTION IV—contd.

4

1

2

3

PART IV— contd. S. No. 286 (b)—contd.

(2) Quota licences issued for this Sub- S. No. will valid for import of spare parts of other office machines falling under S. No. 65 (6)(a)(tf/)/V.

(3) Import of main body frames and letter types for

typewriters will not be permitted.

Detailed policy for these items Is given in Appendix 26. 293, 295 Motor Vehicle Parts

297

(0 Quota licences will bo Issued subject to the condi- 303 Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding 4%

X-Ray films.

tions that— (a) At least 10 % of the face value of the quota licence may be utilised for the import of the following items :— (0 Processed plates (other than ordinary dry

plates).

(li) Films required by printing industry. (ft) The established importers will ensure that goods imported against these licences are sold by them and/or their agents/retailers at prices not exceeding 45% over the prices prevailing prior to the 6th June, 1966.

(//) Quota licences may bo utilised for import of the following items to the extent indicated against each regardless of their classification:— (a) Photographic flash bulbs upto 40%.

(b) Accessories, the following upto 2 i % :—

(1) Dark Room Safe Light filter. (2) Dry mounts. (3) Dry mounting tissues. (4) Tank Developing (either rubber, porcelain,

earthenware, plastics or stainless steel).

(i/i) Quota licences will not be valid for import of photographic printing paper (black and white) Eloctrocar diograph paper rolls, sensitized papers based on ferro-purssiate diazoammonia and ammo- nia bromido paper used for taking blue prints for tracing engineering drawings.

(lv) Please soe Annexure to this Section for inter-

changeability of quota licences.

2%

305 Photographic Instruments apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified and parts thereof.

(i) Quota licences will be valid for import of spare parts of photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts n.o.s. including accumulators for flash units.

(") Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences issued for this item can bo utilised for import of undermentioned Items :—

(a) Lens hoods;

(b) Accessories and attachments and spare parts

thereof.

(i7/) Import of Box Cameras and Reflex box cameras

will not be allowed.

(iv) Please see Annexure to this Section for interchange-

ability of quota licences.

308 (d) Watches and parts thereof

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(0 Applications from established importers for Im- port of parts of watches can bo licensed on the basis of quota of 5%.

(II) Not more than 66| % of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of watch move- ments.

NOTE:—Watch movements for Import Trade Control purposes will constitute a mechanism of watch not including case, dial and hands.

SECTION IV—contd.

3

4

1

2

PART IV—concld.

S. No. 308 (d)—contd.

(WO Licences will not be valid for import of gold watch cases. Licences will not also be valid for import of other watch cases whose c.i.f. price Is less than Rs. 60 per dozen. The Import of parts of such watch cases except glass will not be permitted.

(iv) Upto 20% of the face value of licence or Rs. 500 whichever is higher can be utilised for import of natural oil stones, watch maker's tools and eye glasses.

312-316 Arms and ammuiiition

4% (1) Quota licences will be valid only for import of cartridge cases filled or empty falling under S. No. 317 of Pal t IV.

(2) Same remarks as at (0 and (ii) against S. No.

317/iV.

317 Cartridge cases filled and empty.

4%

(0 Licences will be granted only to holders of licences (including import licences) under the Indian Arms Act and Rules. The applicants should, however, produce along with their applications a certificate in original from the District Magistrate, Superin- tendent of Police or Commissioner of Police of the district to show that the firm is authorised to im- port and deal in Arms under the Indian Arms Act and rules.

(It) Quota licences will not be valid for import of tho following or equivalent size of any make or origin :—

(a) .22 Bone long Rifle cartridges. (b) 8 mm/. U S' Sporting Cartridges 244 grs.

soft-nosed bullet.

(c) Cartridges B mm/.315' with 244 grs. split soft-

nosod bullet.

(d) Cartridges 8 mm/.3t5 with 200 grs. solid

bullet.

(e) Cartridge* .22' RP short. ( /) Cartridge .22* RF long.

(g) Cartridges .22* high velocity. (A) Cartridges SA Ball Revolver .380. ( /) Cartridges 380 blank.

( /) Cartridges .32' Revolver Long, (k) Cartridges ,3V Revolver short. ( /) Cartridges .32' Revolver Starter. (m) Cartridges 12 bore 2-U2' of all shot sizes,

BB, AAA, etc. LG/SG snd spherical Ball.

(") Cartridge 12 bore 2-3/4' of all shot sizes. (o) Cartridge* 12 bore 2 of all shot sizes. (p) Components such at Cartridges cases etc. in respect of ammunitWD 'terns the import of which is Dot allowed.

NOTE—American 12 G.A. No. OO Buck Cartridges are equivalent in size to S.G. Cartridges.

324 (ai Artists brushes including Hog's hair brushes.

(0 Quota licences can be utilised for import of "Artists

materials" specified in Appendix 20.

(i7) Not more than 25% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of sable hair brushes.

(Hi) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

intcrchangeability of quota licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART V

8 Greases all sorts, not otherwise specified, including petroleum jellies, paraffin wax and micro-crystallino wax.

17 (a) Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil .Switch Oil and all sorts of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil. Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batching Oil for Fibres.

(/) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

(b) White Oil

•

(//) The licensing authority for these items will be C.C.,1.

& E., New Delhi.

18 Kerosene; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motor spirit which has its flashing point below one hundred degrees of Fahrenhoits' thermometer.

20 Lubricating oil that is, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubricating, exclud- ing any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheits' thermo- meter.

22,31 Laboratory and reagent chemicals except those spe- Appen- cifled in List V. dix-28 List-I

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inler-

changeabllity of quota Jiceuces.

Sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide and double cya- nide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mix- tures of Sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide, Po- tassium chloride, Potassium carbonate etc. a

Refills for fire extinguishers.

(1) Quota licences can be utilised for Import of Artists' 34—37 (b) Water and oil colours

5%

materials specified in Appendix 20.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(3) Preparations of dry colours used by Artists will only be allowed to be imported against the licences. Import of ground pigments in oil which can bo 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 permitted upto 25 % of the face value of the licence.

(5) Licences will not be valid for import of oil colours.

(1) Quota licences will be valid for import of diaphra-

100%

41(0(6) Rubber contraceptives

gms only.

(2) The goods covered by the licence will, on Import, be subject to quality test by the Government of India.

(1) Detailed policy of these items Is given in Appendix 65(1—4) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4

31.

(//)(/) H.P. and above.

65(1—4) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment

(li)(il) under 1/4 H.P.

65(1—4) Film Studio equipment

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(2) Although quota certificate will be issued separately for each sub-item, quota licences will be granted on the combined values of the quota certificates issued for each item. Quota certificates already held by the parties will not be disturbed.

(")(ft"0

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in- 65 (5)(/) Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

terchangeability of quota licences.

(/) Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above.

65(5)(/) Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

(//) Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

65(5)(/) Spares of Film Studio Equipment .

SECTION IV—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART V—contd.

(it) Parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning ma-

65(5)

21 %

chinery other than domestic refrigerators.

Import of refrigeration and airconditioning equipment/ Items mentioned in Appendix 35 will not be allowed as spare parts against quota licences Issued for this S. No.

65(5)

15%

(1) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-C, Part I will be allowed within face value limits indicated against them.

(li)(a) Spare parts of machinery falling under S.No. 65 (1—4) (vii) (a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/v and crawler tractors falling under S.No. 74(i)/v.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of earthmoving machinery mentioned in Appendix 4-C, Part n.

(4) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S.No, 293, 295 & 297/IV, import of such interchangeable parts will bo allowed pro- vided that thoy do not fall in List I of Appendix 26 and that in case of parts falling in List II of Appen- dix 26, their import does not exceed the face value limits prescribed therein. Parts specified in List C In Appendix 4 will, however, be governed by the policy given In Appendix 4.

5(5)

10%

(1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5 and sparo parts of machin- ery mentioned in Appendix 35.

(Hi) Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigera- tion and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1—4) (vii)(a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/v.

(2) Quota licences will not also be valid for import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26. However, items mentioned In List II of Appendix 26 will be allowed for Import within face value limits pres- cribed therein.

(3) Upto 1 % of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for Import of bolts, nuts and screws specially adapted for use on such machines.

(4) Licences issued for this sub-S. No. will also be valid for Import of spare parts of Data processing ma- chines worked by less than 1/4 H.P., 1/4 H.P. or more than 1/4 H,P. falling under S. No. 65 (6)(a) (flO/V.

(5) Please sco Annexure to this Section regarding in-

tcrchangeabllity of quota licences.

67

66t%

(2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of Machinery specified in S. No. 67 (1)/V, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(/) Upto 2% of the face value of licences for this item can be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts, Rivets, Cotter/Split pins and washers speci- fically adapted for use on monotype supercasting machines and bearing specific makers' catalogue numbers.

(ii) Import of bleached Cotton mole skin In rolls in width of 30', 3 U", 32', 36' and 41" is allowed against the quota licences for this sub-serial No.

(iti) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

40%

68

Quota licence will not be valid for import of rubber blankets of cloth processing machines, namely printing, sanforizing etc.

(a) Rubber Blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses including requirements of cloth Processing machines, viz., printing, sunforizing etc.

Quota licences will be valid for the import of the (ii) Parts of lifts

70

following parts of haulage machinery only :—

30% on im- ports of parts or 5% on imports of complete lifts.

(/) Worm Gear Reduction unit. (It) Driving Shaft. (Hi) Driving shave drawn for drum drive. (iv) Base plate for the complete driving machine (v) Extreme Bearing Stand. (vi) Electro-magnetic Brake complete.

(W0 Diverting Sheave. (viii) Overhead Sheave. (ix) Over speed governors.

SECTION IV—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART V— contd.

20°/

74 (///) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor

drawn agricultural Implements

(1) Spaie parts of crawler tractors falling under S. No. 74(i)/V will be permitted for import against quo'a licences for S. No. 65(5)(li)(a)/V\

(2) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part 1 will be petmitted upto the face value limits indica- ted against them.

(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agri- cultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part II.

(4) Import of banned types of ball, roller tapered roller and needle be roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column agaiDst S, No, 9(g)/U will not be allowed as spares or as CKD parts.

(5) Import of any types of agricultural steel discs will

not be permitted.

(6) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding iuter-

changcability of quota licences.

(7) Parts of Hydraulic Lifts which form an Integral built up mechanism of tractors will be classified as spare parts of the tractors.

(8) Quota licences will nol also be valid for the import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26. Items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be allow- ed for import only to tho extent of face value limits prescribed therein. These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293, 295 & 297/IV which are not specified in List 'D' of Appendix 4 in respect of which Ihe policy indicated therein will apply.

7 (v/) Parts of power driven agricultural machinery.

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

I C O/

78 (i) Hearing Aids and parts thereof.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in List I of Appondix 26. However, items mentioned in List 11 of Appendix 26 will be allowed for import within the faco value limits prescribed therein. These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293, 295 & 297/IV. (1) The import of the following items will be permit- ted within the face value restrictions Indicated against them :—

(/) Hearing Aid Battery Recharger exclusively meant for charging hearing aid batteries upto 20%,

(ii) Sparc parts of hearing aids upto 50%.

(2) Please sec Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-medical appa- ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

(1) Quota licences will be granted to established im- porters at 30% of their quota certificates already issued or in relation to 30% of their paBt imports during 1968-69 whichever is favourable.

(2) Upto 10% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of permissible type of X-Ray equipment.

(3) Quota licences issued for this S.No. must bo utilised for import of the following items, but not more (han 20% of the face value of quota licence (aggregate) subject to the condition ' that the import of any single item should not exceed 10% of the face value'of the licence.

(1) Fluorescent Screens (2) Intensifying screens. (3) Cassetettes. (4) Lead gloves.

(5) I.I.T, for image intensifier and Pellets for odelcL

Camera

SECTION IV—conld.

3

4

1 2

PART V—contd.

S. No.79—contd.

(4) Quota licences will not be valid for the items men-

tioned in Appendix 36.

(5) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(c) Weighing machines and parts thereof.

92

2i% (1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of spare parts of weighing machines including spring opera- ted machines.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of spare parts of the following categories of machines :-

(0 Beam Scales and Weigh Master Beams. (tt) Non self-indicating Counter Scales. {Hi) Steel Yards Bench Platform Scales. (iv) Steel Yard Portable Platform Scales. (v) Transportable Platform Scales.

(W) Steel Yard Chart Weigh Bridges and Dormant

Weighters.

(1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items (") Instruments, apparatus and appliances and parts 12%

92

mentioned in Appendix 5 to this book.

thereof etc.—Others.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

changeability of quota licences.

(3) Not more than 50 % of the face value of the quota licence can be utilised for import of Rota meters. Note.—Licences will also be valid for the import of spare parts of instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these S. Nos. subject to the condition that the import of spare parts of these instru- ments etc. classified elsewhere in the I.T.C. Schedule shall not exceed 10% of the face value of licences or Rs. 1000/- whichever is less.

(1) Quota licences granted for this sub-item will not be 93-94

6%

valid for the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(d) Scientific and medical including surgical instru- ments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/ mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

(2) Licences granted for this Sub S. No. will also be valid for import of Laboratoryware made of silica or Quartz.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(4) 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.

(5) Upto 5 % of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 whichever is less, can be utilised for import of filter paper.

(6) Not more than 2 % of the face value of the quota licences can bo utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

(1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not be

7t%

valid for items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(a) Medical including Surgical Instruments, equipments and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

(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-

changeability of quota licences.

(4) 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.

(5) Upto 5% of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 whichever is less, can be utilised for import of filter paper.

(6) Not more than 2% of the face value of the quota licences can be utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

SECTION IV—contd.

3

1 * 2

4

PART V—contd.

S No 93-94—contd.

(1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not be (/) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances

6%

valid for the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangcabllity 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.

(4) Upto 5% of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 whichever Is less, can be utilised for im- port of filter paper.

(5) Not more than 2 % of the face value of the quota licences can bo utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

(/) Dental instruments, equipment and appliances, and 30%

parts there of not otherwise specified.

(1) Quota licences granted under this sub-serial number will be valid for import of articles specified in Appen- dix 7.

(2) Import of spare parts will be governed by he N,B. given in the remarks column at the end of S.No. No. 93-94/V.

(3) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed within the face value restriction indicated against each :

(/) Dental drugs men- 21 %

tloned In Annexure to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under other S. Nos. and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(//) Metal pierdng saws 10%

square for vulcanite or acrylic work and flat for metal work.

(4) Quota licences will not be valid for Import of dontal

chairs.

N.B.—Licences will also be valid for the Import of spare parts of Instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these S. Nos, subject to the condition that the import of these spares of instruments etc., classified elsewhere in the I.T.C. schedule shall not exceed 10 % of the face value of licences or Rs. 1000/- whichever Is less.

115 Stereo flongs . ..

. . ..

15% Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

PART VI

Machine tools

(0 Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix

(ft) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeabllity of quota licences.

ANNEXURE TO SECTION IV

ITEMS (GROUFWISE) LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS WITH PROVISIONS FOR INTERCHANQEABIUTY DURINO THE

PERIOD A P R IL 1973—MARCH 1974

Description

Part and S. No. of the

Remarks

l.T.C. Schedule

GROUP I—Parts of dlesel engines and Parts of Petrol,

Gai and Kerosene engines.

30(/)/Tl . . ..

Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for ~) diesel engines for vehicles such us motor vehie'es, tractors, earthmoving machinery etc.

Parti of Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines

31(ft)/II .

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. How- ever, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

GROUP 11—Parts of Motors and parts of Generators

32(e)/II

Parts of motors

-j

32(A)/11 . . ..

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be Interchangeable and can be uti- lised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under faco value restrictions.

Parts of generators , , . . . . ,I

GROUP III—Spare parts of machinery other than textile machinery, printing machinery and cinema machinery.

36(5)/II

Parts of jute, hemp, tea machinery, etc. . , ,

65(5)(ii)(a)/V

Spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 63(1—4) (viiXaj and (b) (i) and (ii)/v and Crawler Tractors falling under S. No. 74 (i)/V.

65(5)(iii)/V . . .. Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1—4)(vii)(a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/V.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. How- ever, this intcrchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions. 74(ili)/V . . .. Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor

drawn agricultural implements.

74(vl)/V . . .. Part VI .

Parta of power driven agricultural machinery Spares of permissible machine tools . , . J

4 ( 5 ) /m

GROUP IV—Spare parts of Textile Machinery Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as defined in item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

5(2)/ITI

Component ^)arts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5(l)/ni excluding those covered by Serial No, 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

38-A(c)/II . . ..

GROUP V—Cinema machinery and spares and Studio electric and projector bulbs. Studio electric and projector bulbs including halogen 1

lamps.

65(l-4)(iO(i)/V .

Sound and Projection Reproduction equipment 1/4

H.P. and above.

65(1—4)(il)(ii)/V .

Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment under

1/4 H.P.

65(l-4)(li)(lH)/V .

Film studio equipment

65(5)(l)(i)/V . . .. Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

Although quota licences will be granted separately for 'Studio electric and pro- jector bulbs' and 'Cinema machinery and parts thereof, they will be inter- changeable 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 allov.'ed under face value restrictions.

Equipment under 1/4 H.P. and above.

65(5)OKiO/V . . .. Spare purts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

65(3)(i)(lii)/V

Spare parts of film studio equipment

ANNEXURE TO SECTION W—concld.

Description

Remarks Part and S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule

67(2)/V

GROUP VI—Items Required for Newspaper Establishment Spare parts of printing machinery

Stereo flongs . . . . . . . ..

115/V

s. Although quota licences will be granted separately 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 interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

79/V

GROUP VII—Instruments, Apparatus and Appliances etc. X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electromedical appa- " ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. Including ultra violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

92(n)/Y . . .. Instruments, apparatus and appliances and parts thereof, other than electrical but excluding articles otherwise specified in the schedule—Others.

93-94(d)/V . . ..

Although quota licences will be granted separately 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 interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

Scientific and medical including surgical instruments, * equipment and appliances and parts thereof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

93-94(c)/V . . .. Medical including surgical instruments, equipment and " appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

93-94(f)/V .

Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and

parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also j not made mainly of glass.

22, 31/V (Appendix 28 -List 1

GROUP Vni—Chemicals Laboratory and reagent chemicals except those specified 1

items).

in List V of Appendix 28.

Potassium Cyanide and double Cyanide of Sodium ( Sodium Cyanide and Potassium other than free V mixtures of Sodium Cyanide, Potassium Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, Potassium Carbonate etc.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these items, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any or all these ilems. However, this Interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

Refills for fire extinguishers,

J

GROUP IX—Photographic Goods and Photographic

Instruments

303/IV

Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding "| X-Ray films, 1

305/IV

Photographic Instruments, apparatus and appliances, [ other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, J and parts thereof.

Although quota licences will be granted separately 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 interchangenbility will not apply to the impon of ilems allowed under face value restrictions.

46-A(c)/II . . ..

GROUP X—Consumer Goods Hearing aid batteries

"1

78(i)/V

Hearing aids and parts thereof . . . . y

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods fal- ling under these serial number*. Howevur, this imerchangeablllty will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

83/IV

Wines

. . . *|

Brandy, Gin and Whisky

I

84/IV

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these Serial Numbers (except Gin).

324(a)/IV . . .. Artists brushes including hog's hair brushes . . "I

34-37(b)/V . . ..

Water and oil colours V

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for tho import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

SECTION V

Appendices

22 G of 1/73—9.

APPENDIX I

(Section I—Para 1)

LIST OF PRIORITY INDUSTRIES

Industries engaged in the manufacture of:—-

1. Motorcycles.

2. Scooters.

3. Bicycles and Bicycle Parts.

4. Mopcds.

5. Agricultural Tractors.

6. Agricultural machinery and implements.

7. Pumps.

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.

13. Internal Combustion Engines.

14. Machine tools and accessories.

15. Workshop machinery and equipment other

than machine tools.

16. 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, genera-

tors, power capacitors, rectifiers, relays and

electric stamping.

22. Electrical cables and wires.

23. 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.

31. Organic and inorganic chemicals including lead oxides, 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 appli-

ances.

40. Electro-medical and X-Ray equipment.

41. Refractories, fire bricks and insulators.

42. Commercial vehicles including jeeps and

three wheelers.

43. Automobile ancillaries.

44. 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.

51. Sanitary cans.

52. Paints and varnishes and enamels.

53. Man-made fibres.

54. Matches.

55. Telecommunication equipment.

56. Wagons.

57. Industrial refrigeration equipment,

58. Sugar.

59. Cotton textiles.

APPENDIX 2

(Section I—Para 13)

Statement showing consumption of imported raw materials anc¹ components, production and unutilised

value of licence.

1. Name of the Unit

2. End-product manufactured

3. C.T.F. value of imported raw materials and components (excluding spare parts) consumed by the unit during the period from

to Rs.

(u) C.I.F. value of imported goods consumed, which were imported against the applicant's own licences or supplied against the

applicant's own Release Orders Rs,

(b) C.I.F. Value of imported goods purchased by the applicant locally through authorised channels Rs-

Total (a) and (b)

Rs.

4. Book value of production turned out by the unit during the period indicated against S. No. 3 above,

5. Particulars of import licences and release orders for raw materials and components with unutilised balance (To be filled in by units

engaged in priority industries or eligible for priority treatment).

(a) Licence :

Balance c.i.f. value

Total c.i.f. value

of licence

No. and date of licence

Source of financing

Unutilised c.i.f value (different between the value; in cols 5 and 6]

c.i.f. value out of Col. 5 for which letter of credit has been opened

available on customs copy of the licences on

Date upto which valid including rev alidation, if any, granted

7 3

6

2

1

4

5

(b) Release Orders '.

Total ci.f.

Name of canalising agency

No. and date of release order

value

value goods been

Date upto which valid including revalidation if any, granted

Balance c.i.f.

for which

have not

lifted

Unutilised c.i.f. value (difference between the values in Cols. 5 and 6)

C.i.f, value out of column 5 for which firm com- mitment has been made with the canalising agency by making payment

2

3

4

5

6

7

6. Particulars of utilisation of import licences and release orders for raw malerials/components/sparcs (To be filled in by Units engaged

in industries other than priority and not eligible for priority treatment.

(a) Licences :

No. and date of licence

C.I.F. value of

licence

Source of financing

C.I.F. value for which jjoods have arrived

Date upto which valid including revalidation, if any, granted

C.I.F. value for which shipment made but goods not arrived

C.l.F. value for which letter of credit opened/firm commitment made with 1RMAC

1

2

4

3

5

6

7

(b) Release Orders:

C.I.F. value for

Name of cana- lising agency

C.I.F. value of

release order

C.I.F. value for • which goods have

No. and date of release orders

been lifted

Date upto which valid including revalidation, if any, granted

C.I.F. value for which canalising agency has given letter of non-de- livery

which firm com- mitment has been made with canali- sing agency by making payment

1

3

2

4

5

6

7

7. Particulars of actual imports of raw materials and components and allotments of imported raw materials and component received

during the period mentioned against S.No. 3 above.

No. and date of import licence

C.I.F. value of raw materials/components

Date of import/allotment

or release order

imported (or procured against release order)

SI. No.

1

2

3

4

8. C.I.F. value of stocks in hand of imported raw materials and components on the first day of the period mentioned against S.No. 3

above Rs.

9. Details of locally purchased imported materials, referred to at (b) under S.No. 3 above :—

issuedby licensing authorities

Rs. (/) C.I.F. value of material purchased from eligible export houses 07) C.I.F. value of material procured against Release Orders issued by sponsoring authorities Rs. 07/) C.I.F. value of material produced directly from canalising agencies/sponsoring authorities without licences/Release Orders Rs. 0V) C.I.F, value of material obtained on loan from other actual users (Names to be mentioned Rs. Rs. (v) Other source of procurement (to bo mentioned)

I/We hereby declare that the information given In this statement is correct. I/We fully understand that any licercc issued on the basis of this information will be liable to cancellation, in addition and release order to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, if it is found that any part of the information furnished is incorrect, false or misleading.

Date

Signature of applicant

Full address

APPENDIX 3

List of spare parts, the import of which will be allowed against actual user licences for spare parts upto the

prescribed limits as provided in paragraphs 3 and 37 of Section I of this Red Book

Items

SI. N o. and Part of the l.T.C. Schedule

SI. No.

1.   17("/)/I                                               ,  Pipes or  tubes flexible, for  passing  gas or fluid under  pressure  and  telescopic
                                                                 flush pipes and  fittings  thereof  including expansion  bellows  and/or  joints
                                                                complete with  couplings  and  attachments  and  spares thereof.
?,.  22/1                                                      High  tensile and  alloy  steel  bolts, nuts,  studs, screws  and  rivets.
3.   25(d)/I                                               .   Special type of washers.
4.   38-A/l                                                .   Industrial  roller  chains  including  automobile  timing  chains, driving  chains
                                                                 and transmission chains—Simplex,  Duplex  and  Triplex  of  non-permissible
                                                                 sizes  as  indicated  against  S.  No.  38-A/I  in  Sectiion 11.
5.   41(/v)/I                                               .  Copper flexible pipes  or  tubes,  for  passing  gas  or  fluid  under  pressure.
6.   46(c)/I                                                .  Bronze flexible pipes  or  tubes  for  passing  gas  or  fluid  under  pressure.
7.   5//I        .   ..                  .   ..             .  Coil springs  of non-ferrous  metals.
S.   9(c)(0/II                                              .  Grinding media steel ball*.
9,                                                         .   Rollers/needle rollers of the following  sizes :—

9(g)in

Diameter Length

1,48 mm to 1,6 mm 8.8 mm to 12 mm 1.90 mm to 2.54 mm 8.8 mm to 20.06 mm 2.90 mm to 3.22 mm 9.0 mm to 32.80 mm 4.60 mm to 4.90 mm 24 mm to 35.3 mm 5.40 mm to 5.60 mm 18 mm to 32 mm 1.48 mm to 4.1 mm 4.6 mm to 32.80 mm 4.60 mm to 5.1 mm 7,6 mm to 51.00 mm 6.90 mm to 8.1 mm 6.8 mm to 84,00 mm 5.90 mm to 6.4 mm 5.8 mm to 51.00 mm

16(6)/1I

, Sintered Bronze, self-lubricating bushes and bearings (popularly known as 10.

Oillte Bushes).

19/11

•11.

. Ball, roller, tapered rollor bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes specified in Appendix 14 whether standard or extra precision or heavy duty*

20/11

. Small tools specified in Appendix 15.

12.

. Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels impregnated with diamond 13.

24(fl)(i)/II

dust.

. Grinding wheels and segments.

24(&)/II

14.

. Belting for machinery all sorts, Including belt laces and belt fasteners.

15. 28/fl

. Spare parts of pneumatic plant.

16. 33/11

34/11

. Power driven pumps (excluding trailer pumps and special pumps used for 17.

caustic soda or acids and oil well drilling and crude oil pumps.

39(")/lI

18.

. Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchro- scopes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing, recording Volt meters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Maximum Demand Meters, Instruments Trans- formers.

19. 39("(0/H

. Portable Instruments (Portable moving coils and moving Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters), Insula- tion Testers and Accessories, Ohmeters, Capacity Meters, Wheat stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentio-metcrs, Time switches, G.P.O. Detec- tors, Standards Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resistance Boxes and Galvano-meters for use with instruments.

. Thermocouples and pyrometers.

20. 39(m)/n

. Spares for power and distribution transformers.

21. 42(")/II

, Spares for lightning arrestors of below 220 KV.

22. 42(6)(/)/II

. Spares of Power line carrier equipment viz., wave traps 23. 42(6)(/v)/II . .

APPENDIX 3—contd.

SI. SI. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

Items

No.

24. 42(

(1) Power and Distribution Transformers of ratings not covered by S. No. 42(a)/II and parts and accessories of all types of transfoimers falling under S. No. 42(a)/ll and 42(

(2) Measuring transformers with metering devices.

25. 42(/)/II

. Air and oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts and cubicles and 'panels' incor-

porating these.

26. 42(tf)/II

. Air and oil circuit breakers, minimum oil and air blast circuit breakers above 660 volts and upto 220 KV and cubicles and panels incorporating these and parts thereof.

27. 42(/i)(i7)/II

, HRC Fuses of 440 and 660 volts of current rating upto 830 amp. and be-

low.

. Condensers, Resistances, Potentiometers, Volume Controls, Tone-controls, 28 290/IV ^d \J f ^d^W ^*f *- • • V V m W W W

valve sockets, grid caps, plugs chokes, fuses and terminal blocks.

29. 65(1—4)(i>/fl)/V

. Acid and Chlorine Resisting valves and their spare parts for chemical

industry.

30. 65(5)("/)/V

Leather shaving blades.

31. 65(5)(i")/V, 71 (ta)/V and 92(n)/V

. Magnets.

32.

. Sparc parls of strip flim projector complete with slide and carrier slide

projector,

33. „

. Spare parts of epidiascope viewers.

34. „

. Densltometers/vapor fractomoters/gas chromatograplis and spares

thereof.

Binosprisrn,

35

36. „

Comoass Drismatic liauid

37, M

Monocular

38.

Bubbles all tvDes includina circular bubbles.

Jewel and lewol bearinas.

. PoWmeter.

40. „

41. „

. Bomb calorimeter.

42. „

Carbon and sulohuf doterminator aDDaratus.

43. „

Rapid moisture testers.

44.

. Parts for Aerosol containers and pressure packs.

, Binocular Prismatic.

45.

46. ,

Micro film reader

47. „

. Abbe Refractometer.

. Magnetic-Electric Instruments.

48.

49. „

Electronic Instruments.

. Ferrodynamic Instruments,

50. „

. Primary Instruments,

5 1.

52.

. . . . . ..

Electronic Controller & Accessories

. Panels & Control Desks.

53.

. Pneumatic Instruments.

54.

55. „ . , . . ..

. Miscellaneous items like Orifice Plates etc.

56.

. Dial Thermometer:].

57.

, Temperature Recorders.

. Dial Thermotats,

58.

59. „

, Air Operated Indicating & Recording Controllers.

APPENDIX 3—contd.

SI. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

Items

SI. No.

65 (5) (/")/v, 78 (i.v)/v and 92 (n)/v Transformer Temperature Controllers.

60.

it

.

.

.

.

..

Electric Contact Recording Controllers.

61.

Transmitters.

62.

JJ

• • .

. *•

Therrao-hygrographs.

63.

Pressure Recorders.

64.

Level Indicators.

65.

„

• • • • ••

Thermocouples

66.

  67.                  ,,           .     .    .    .     *•       V.P.  Thennometres.
  68.                  u             •    •    •     •    ••        M.S.  Thermometers.
  69.                  li           .    .    .    +     ..        Diaphragm  gauge.
  70.                  ,,            .    .     .    .    ..       Hydraulic gauge.
  71.                  „             .    .     .    .    ..       Recorder.
  72.                                                              Pyrometer.
  73.                  JJ      •           •    •    •    •.       Draught  gauge.
  74.                  M        •      "     •     •      .-       Gauge Tester.
  75.                                                              Dead  Weight  Tester.
  76.                                                              Receiver  Gauge.
  77.                  tt      •           •    •    •    *<       Bimetal  Thermometer.
  78.                  JJ            •    •     !    •    ".       Resistance  Thermometer.
  79.                  ,,            .    .    .     .    ..       Transmitters  (Pneumatic  & Electro-Pneumatic).
  80.                  ,,            .    .    .     .    ..       Controllers (Miniature  & Conventional).
  81.                                                              Recorders  (Miniature & Conventional).
  82.                  "P            •    '    "     •    **       Indicators  (Miniature  & Conventional).
  83.                                                              Relays for  commuting ratio square root  extraction  and  Integrators.
  84.                  ,,           .     .    .     ,    ,-       Process Programmers  and  Cycle Timers.
  85.                                                              Flow  Meters, (Mechanical, Electrical, Open  Channel  & Ring Balance).
  86.                  *J            •    •    '     *    ••       Venturi Tube.
  87.                  Jf           •     •    •    •     "•       Orifice place.
  88.                  t)           .     ,    *    *     ••       Reading Instruments  (Indicaior,  Recorder  & Integrator).
  89.                                                              CO2 Metres (Electrical,  Mechanical, Portable & Filters).
 90.                   if      .     1      .     ,      ,     .   1000 Pressure Indicators including Draught  Indicators  & Recorders.
  91.                  ,,           .     .    .     .    ..       Scries 55 Regulators.
  92.                  J>            *    .     .    .    ,,       2010 Transmitter.
  93.                  )J           ,     *    •     •    ••       3000 Control  System.
 94.                   ,,      t      .     ,     .      *     .   346 Recorder.
 95.                   „                                           197 Potentiometer  (AC-2000).
 96.                   JJ           •     "    '     *    "•       AC-600 Pressure Switch.
 97.                   11      .    .    ..         1     "        Variable  Area Flow Meters.
 98.                   ff           .     "    •    •     -.       Accessories to  the Pneumatic  Control  System.
 99.                   J*           ,     .    .    ,     ,-       Temperature Indicator  192 x 96 mm size.
100.                   IJ           .     .    *     •    ,.       Temperature Indicator  98 x 62 mm.
101.                  JJ            •    '     •    *     '"       Chopper  Bar Temp. Controller  192 x 90 mm (Medin).
102.                                                               Electronic  Controller  192 x 96 mm (Indin).

SI. No.

103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112,

APPENDIX 3—concld.

SI. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

Items

65 (5) {iii)jv, 78 (tx)/v and 92 (n)lv Chopper Bar Temp. Recorder 192 x 88 mm.

Thermocouple Angle Type.

,, . . . . ..

Thermocouple Straight type.

,, . . . . ..

,, . . . . .. Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.01 (Pyropto).

,, . . . . .. Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.02).

Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.01A).

,, . . . . ..

Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.02A).

,, . . . . ..

Portable Temperature Indicator (Thats).

„ . . . . ..

Pressures tats.

78/V

113. 114.

P H meters.

Rectifiers.

92(/t)/V

115.

Pressure gauges.

Part—VI

Machine Too] Accessories :—

116.

117

118

(/) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types.

(U) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks.

(III) Quick change drill chucks.

(Iv) Jigs and Fixtures.

(v) Rotary table for milling machines.

(W) Relieving attachments.

iytl) Tapping attachment.

(vi/7) Copy turning attachments for lathes.

Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools and other applications.

Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine tools and other applications.

Spare Parts of machinery specified in Appendix 35.

NOTES :—(1) Items which are not included in this Appendix and the Import of which is otherwise banned will not be allowed.

' (2) Items which are not included in this Appendix but the Import of which is otherwise allowed on restricted basis will be allowed for import upto the permissible extent as per policy for such items.

(3) The provisions of this Appendix will not apply to the licences issued to established importers.

(4) The value limit prescribed for a single item will apply separately to each different specification of a particular item included in this Appendix.

• (5) Ball, roller, tapered roller bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes other than those mentioned in Appendix 14 will be allowed as spare parts without any restriction in terms of the provision made in paragraphs 3 and 37 of Section I of this Book.

APPENDIX 4

LIST—A

List oE items, import of which will be allowed against quota licences for spare parts of dlesei eagincs/mariMe

type diesel engines [S. No. 30 (f)/II] provided these are required as spare parts for dtesel engines/

marine type diesal engines of imported origin

"

1. Cylinder liners 2. Fuel injection equipment and component parts thereof . 3. Piston assemblies and parts theroof 4. Engine bearings—thick walled and thin walled, including bi- metallic, multimctallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, excluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers.

5. Inlot and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve

rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts.

6. Water pumps and components theroof . . .. 7. Timing gears 8. Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods . . .. 9. Starter motor and parts thereof

10. Clutch assembly complete and parts thereof excluding clutch

facings and clutch release bearings

. . . ..

Import of all these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 7 5% of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions :—

11. Oil coolers and parts thereof 12. Filter/Cleaner assembly, air fuel or lubricating oil . . 13. Glow plug, glow plug resistors, glow switches and glow plug

controllers

(/) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 11, import of individual item should not oxceed 10% of the face value of licence.

(//) In the case of items at S. Nos. 12 to 28, import of any single item should not exceed 1 % of the face value of licence, oxcept for Items at SI. Nos. 15, 16, 17, 22 and 23 whore the import of any single item will be permitted upto 2 % of the face value of the licence.

14. Dynamo pulleys 15. Gaskets 16. Oil seals and grease retainers 17. Flywheel ring gear 18. Roller chains including engine timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplox of sizes permissible for import as per policy indicated against S. No. 38-A/Iin Section n

19. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. 20. Voltage regulator and parts thereof 21. Dash Board instruments and parts thereof . . .. 22. Radiator Assembly and parts thereof 23. Generator/Dynamo/Alternator and parts theroof . 24. Hose pipes with or without end-fittings . . .. 25. Thermostat for radiators 26. Exhaust flexible pipe 27. Carbon brushes all sorts 28. Cables for speedometers/Instruments

NOTES.—1. Water pumps bearings imported separately I.*., bearings which are not integral with the shafts will not bo taken into account for the purposes of calculation of quota, in respect of item No. 6.

2. Import of clutch facings, dutch platos and clutch release bearings will be permitted only with complete clutch assemblies in respect of item No. 10.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

LIST—B

List of items, the Import of which will be allowed against Quota Licences for spare parts of Petrol, Gas

and Kerosene Engines [S. No. 31(b)/II] provided these are required as spares for Petrol, Gas and

Kerosene engines of imported origin

1. Cylinder liners 2. Piston assemblies and parts thereof 3. Engines bearings—thick walled and thin wallod, including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, exclu- ding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bear- ings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers 4. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seal Inserts .

5. Water pumps and components thereof . . .. 6. Carburettors and ports thereof 7. Timing gears 8. Clutch assembly complete and parts thereof excluding clutch facings and clutch release bearings

9. Starter motor & parts thoroof

' 10. Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods . . .. 11. Filter/cleaner assembly, air fuel or lubricating oil . 12, Dynamo pulleys 13. Gaskets 14. Oil seals and grease retainers 15. Flywheel ring gears 16. Roller chains including engine timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and transmission Triplex of sizes permissible for import as per policy indicated against S. N o. 38—A/I in Section II

17. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. 18. Voltage regulator and parts thereof . . .. 19. Dash Board Instruments and parts thereof . . .. 20. Radiator assembly and parts thereof . . .. 21. Gonerator/Dynamo alternator and parts thereof . . . j 22. Hose pipes with or without end-fittings . . . , j 23. Exhaust flexible pipe 24. Thermostat for radiators 25. Carbon brushes all sorts 26, Cables for speedometers 27. Ignition coils and parts thereof 28. Distributors and parts thereof 29, Fuel pumps and parts thereof 30. Magnetos and ports thereof 31, Spark plugs

Import of all these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 5 0% of the face value of the licence subject to the following conditions:—

(./) In case of Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 1 to 8, import of any individual item should not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence.

(//) In case of items at SI. Nos. 9 to 31, impoit will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 2k % of the face value of quota licence within the overall limit of 50 % subject to the condition that the import of any individual item should not exceed i % of the face value of the licence.

NOTE.—Import of clutch facings, clutch platos and clutch release bearings will be permitted only with complete clutch assembly, In respect of item N o. 8.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

LIST C—PART I

List of items, import of which will be allowed against licences issued for S. No. 65(5)(iI)(a)/V for spare

parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1-4) (vii)(a) and (b)(i) & (ii)/V and Crawler Tractors

falling under S. No. 74(I)/V, provided these are required as spares of Machinery of Imported

Origin

1. Cylinder liners 2. Fuel Injection equipment and component parts thereof 3. Piston assemblies and par ts thereof 4. Engine bearings—Thick waited and thin walled, including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, ex- cluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bea- rings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers 5. Camshafts, Crakshafts and connecting rods 6. Hydraulic pumps and parts thereof 7. Leaf springs and spring leaves 8. Torque convenors, fluid couplings and parts thereof . 9. Hydraulic Rams and parts thereof

10. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts 11. Starter motor and parts thereof 12. Generators/Dynamo/altcroator and parts thereof 13. Flywheel Ring Gear 14. Water Pumps and components thereof . . .. 15. Radiator assembly and parts thereof 16. Oil Seals and grease retainers 17, Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. 18. Ball, Roller and Tapered roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than these banned for import and components thereof. 19. Propeller shafts. Universal joints, Power take-off and parts thereof.

20. Tie Rod ends and drag link ends and parts thereof 21. Wheels and rims and parts thereof 22. Clutch (including pneumatic) electro-magnetic assembly and parts thereof except clutch facings.

23. Instruments (including dash board instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables.

24. Steering Gears complete and parts thereof 25. Brake parts 26. Brake drums 27. Permissible types of garage tools 28. Clutch facings in any form 29. Gaskets 30. Filter assemblies/elements for air fuel and oil , 31. Brake blocks and brake linings in any form 32. High pressure hose pipes with or without end-fitting (includ- ing brake hose).

33. Parts of Petrol starting engines 34. Shackles, shackle pins/U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pres- sure plates.

35. King pins, king pin bushings and or king pin thrust bearing and shims. 36. Steering wheels 37, Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the inner diameter) is more than 0.250 inch and parts thereof.

38. 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. 39. Carbon brushes all sorts 40. Voltage regulators and parts thereof 41. Dynamo Pulleys 42 Curnmutators and parts thereof . . . .. 43. Circllps 44. Glow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow controllers 45. Hand brake cables 46. Head lamps and parts thereof 47, Under carriage parts (except seals thrust washers, high pressure grease fittings for carriers rollers, sprocket segments, sprocket assemblies and components thereof and idlers which are allow- ed without any face value restrictions).

Import of individual item will be allowed within the face value restriction given below :—

(i) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 9 7t %

(ii) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 10 to 28 5 %

(iii) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 29 to 31 3 %

(iv) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 32 to 36 2 %

(v) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 37 to 47 1 %

NOTES : (1) The items included in this list irrespective of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or any other

system of carthmovlng machinery will]be;allowed to be Imported within the specified face value restrictions.

(2) Batteries and battery cables, tyres & tubes will not be permitted for Import.

APPENDIX A—contd.

List C—Part II

List of items, import of which will not be allowed against licences issued for S. No. 65(5)(ii)(a)/V foi¹ Spore, Parts of Machinery follinjj under S. No. 65 (1—4 (vii)(a) and (b)(i) & (Il)/V and Crawler tractors

falling under S. No. 74(i)/V

1. Electric horns.

2. Straight Radiator hoses.

3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel

tank.

6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing for battery clamping chan-

nel.

9. Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades, 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. 14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of

Rear side lamp.

15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors. 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sun visor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat).

20. Licence holder.

21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions ot all types, Hair-lock, cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and pwfcl bodies either complete or in parts.

23. Storage batteries. 24. Lighting bulbs. 25. Hub caps. 26. Bumpers for commercial vehicles. 27. Battery carriers. 28. Spare wheel carriers. 29. Tyre Tube valves and parts thereof inter- changeable with those on the conventional type of vehicles.

30. Flashcrs/Dippers/Jgnition Switches. 31. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump kits and parts

thereof.

APPENDIX 4— contd.

LIST D—PART I

List of items, the import of which will be allowed against quota licences for spare parts of Agricul- tural Tractors and for Traclur drawn Agricultural implement, [S. No. 74(ill)/V] provided these are required as SDares of Tractors of imoorted ori

1. Cylinder liners

'

2. Fuel Injection equipment and component parts thereof.

3. Piston assemblies and parts thereof 4. Engine bearings—Thick walled and thin walled in- cluding bimetallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers, excluding ball, roller and tapered roller bearings, needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers.

5. Camshafts, crankshafts and connecting rods 6. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, and valve guide (sleeves),valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts.

7. Starter motor and parts thereof . . .. 8. Generators/dynamo/alternator and parts thereof .

9. Flywheel ring gear

10. Water Pumps and components thereof .

Import of all these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 75 % of the face value of quota licence in the manner indicated below:

11. Radiator assembly and parts thereof . 12. Oil Seals and grease retainers . . .. 13. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . 14. Filter assemblies/elements for air-fuel and oil. 15. Gaskets 16. Hose pipes with or without end-fittings (including brake hose).

Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 6 Import of any individual item will be and 24. allowed to the extent of 7i % of the face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 7 to Import of any individual item will be 13 and 25 to 36. allowed to the extent of 5% of the 17. Fan belts whose bottom width {I.e. on the inner dia- meter) is more than 0.250 inch and parts thereof. 18. Roller chains including Engine timing chains, driv- ing chains and transmission chains, Simplex, Duplex and Triplex sizes permissible for import as indicated against S.No. 38-A/I.

face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 14 Import of any Individual Item will be and 15. allowed to the extent of 3% of the face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 16 to Import of any individual item will be 22 and 42. allowed to the extent of 1 % of the 19. Carbon brushes all sorts 20, Voltage regulators and parts thereof 21, Dynamo Pulleys 22. Cummutators and parts thereof . . .. 23. Clrclips 24, Hydraulic pumps and parts thereof 25. Leaf springs and spring leaves . . .. 26. Propeller shafts, Universal joints. Power take-off and parts thereof.

face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 23 Import of any individual item will be and 43 to 47. allowed to the extent of i % of the

to 41.

27. Tie rod ends and drag link ends and parts thereof . 28. Hydraulic Rams and parts thereof 29. Wheels and rims and parts thereof 30. Clutch (including pneumatic) electro-magnetic assem- face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 37 Import of any individual item will be allowed to the extent of 2% of the face value of quota licence.

bly and parts thereof except clutch facings.

31. Instruments (including dash board instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables. 32, Steering Gears complete and parts thereof . 33. Brake parts 34. Brake Drums 35. Permissible types of garage tools 36. Ball, Roller and Tapered roller and needle roller bearings, b'lshes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those banned for import and components thereof.

37, Shackles, Shackle pins, 'U¹ bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates.

38. King pins, King pin bushings and or king pin thrust bearing and shims.

39. Clutch facings in any form . . .. 40. Brake blocks and brake lining In any form . 41. Steering wheels . .. . 42. Hand Brake cables 43. Silencers or Mufflers and tail pipe and extension thereof.

44. Glow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow controllers.

43. Horn buttons and horn rings . . .. 46. Horns, horn relays and parts thereof 47. Parts of locks specially adopted for tractors .

NOTBS : (1) The items included in this list irrespective of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or any other systems of tractor, will be allowed to be imported within the specified face value restrictions.

(2) Batteries and battery cables, tyres and tubes will not be permitted for import.

APPENDIX 4—concld.

LIST D—PART II

List of items, the import vl which will not be allowed against the licences for spare parts of agricultural

tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements (S. No. 74(lii)/V).

1. Electric horns. 2. Straight Radiator hoses. 3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel tank. 6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing for battery clamping

channel.

9. Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. 14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of

Rear side lamp.

15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors. 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sun visor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat). 20. Licence holder. 21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair-lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or other- wise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic for cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

23. Storage batteries.

24. Lighting bulbs.

25. Head lamps and parts thereof.

26. Flasher/Dippers/Ignition switches.

27. Hub caps.

28. Bumpers for commercial vehicles.

29. Battery carriers.

30. Spare wheel carriers. 31. Under carriage parts, 32. All types of agricultural steel Discs.

33. Tyre tube valves and parts thereof inter- changeable with those on the conven- tional type of vehicles.

34. Locks specially adopted for tractors. 35. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump Kits and parts

thereof.

APPENDIX 5

List of items, the import of which will not be permitted against licences for S. Nos. 65(5)(iil)/V,

78(Ix)/V and S. No. 92(n)/V.

1. Bottle sprayers. 2. Hand magnifies and self illuminating block

magnifiers of any size.

3. Punching machines. 4. Washing machines non-electrical, 5. Strip film projector complete with side and

carrier slider projector.

6. Clock work mechanism belts. 7. Box wood rules. 8. Door closers. 9. Magic lanterns.

10. Epidiascopes viewers. 11. Reel and House with coupling. 11 A. Hand numbering machines. 12. Fog signals. 13. Magnetic catches. 14. Hot and cold vulcanising patches. 15. Magnets except ceramic and sinterns. 16. Gas meters densitometers/vapor fractometers

gas chromatographs

17. Binos Prism. 18. Compass prismatic liquid. 19. Monocular Prismatic. 20. Bubbles all types including circular bubbles. 21. Jewel and jewel bearings. 22. Polrimeter. 23. Bomb calorimeter. 24. Carbon and sulphur determination apparatus. 25. Rapid Moisture Tester. 26. Aerosol valves/spray valves. 27. Atomosing valves. 28. Components for Aerosol containers and pres-

sure packes.

29. Binoculars prismatics. 30. Microfilm reader. 31. Abbe refractometer. 32. Stop clocks and stop watches. 33. Temperature transmitters 34. Thermocouples and thermo meters 35. Throw-away thermocouples. 36. Magnetic-electric instruments. 37. Electronic instruments. 38. Ferrodynamic instruments. 39. Primary instruments. 40. Elctronic controller and accessories. 41. Panels and control desks. 42. Pneumatic instruments. 43. Miscellaneous items like orifice plates etc. 44. Dial thermometers. 45. Temperature recorders. 46. Dial thermostats. 47. Air operated indicating and recording controllers. 48. Transformer temperature controllers. 49. Electric contact recording controllers. 50. Tansmitters. 51. Thermo-hygrograps. 52. Pressure recorders. 53. Level indicators. 54. Pyrometer indicators.

55. Thermocouples. 56. Pressure gauges. 57. V.P. thermometers. 58. M.S. thermometers. 59. Diaphragm gauge. 60. Hydraulic gauge. 61. Recorder. 62. Pyrometer. 63. Draught gauge. 64. Gauge tester. 65. Dead weight tester. 66. Receiver gauge. 67. Bimetal thermometer. 68. Resistance thermometer. 69. Transmitters (preumatic and elcctro-preumatic) 70. Controllers (miniature and conventional). 71. Recorders (miniature and conventional). 72. Indicators (miniature and conventional). 73. Relays for commuting ratio square root extraction

and Integrators.

74. Process Programmers and cycle timers. 75. Pyrometers (Indicators, controllers and recor-

ders).

76. Base metal thermocouple and rare metal thermo-

couple.

77. Flow meters, (mechanical, electrical, opera

channel and ring balance).

78. Venturi Tube. 79. Orifice places. 80. Reading Instruments (indicator, recorder and

integrator).

81. CO2 Meters (electrical, mechanical, portable

and filters),

82. 1000 Pressure Indicators including draught

Indicators and recorders.

83. Series 55 Regulators. 84. 2010 Transmitter. 85. 3000 Control System. 86. 546 Recorder. 87. 197 Potentiometer (AC-2000). 88. AC-600 pressure switch. 89. Veriable area flow meters. 90. Accessories to the pneumatic control system. 91. Temperature indicator 192 x 96 mm size. 92. Temperature indicator 98 x 62 mm. 93. Chopper bar temp, controller 192 x 90 mm

' (Mcdin).

94 Electronic controller 192x96 mm (Indian). 95. Chopper bar temp, recorder 192 x 88 mm. 96. Thermocouple angle type. 97 Thermocouple straight type. 98* Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT65.01)(Pyropto) 99 Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.02). 100 Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.01 A). 101' Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.02A). 102. Portable Temperature Indicator (Thats). 103. Pressurestates.

APPENDIX 6

List of items, the import of which will not be permitted against quota licences for S. Nos. 93-94(d),

93-94(e) and 93-94(f) of Part V.

(1) Syringes more than 1 ml. capacity and less

than 50 ml. capacity.

(2) Surgical Rubber Gloves and Finger Stolls.

(3) Ordinary burettes with or without single stop

cock.

(4) Ordinary Volumetric single mark bulb— pippets or graduated pippets and specific gravity bottles without counter-poise or thermometer, all of accuracy grade (B) or below.

(5) All surgical Rubber goods except the fol-

lowing :—

Balloon Catheters. Coude and Bicude Catheters G. E. Catheters, Bougies. Trcman Catheters. Ureter Catheters Empyema Tubes.

Double Luman Tubes and Catheters, in- cluding the following :—

(a) Miller Abboutt's Tube,

(b) Cantor's Opaque Tube with Bal-

loons.

(c) Sengstaken Tri-lu-men Cesophageal

Tubes.

(d) Combined Krenty 5 Lumen Ceso-

phageal Tubes.

Kelly's pads.

Rubber Parts for iron lungs.

Re-breathing attachments to Anaesthesia Apparatus viz., Bags and corrugated tubes. Rubber Tracheal Tubes.

Latex rubber tubing for heam tocytometer pipettes and transfusion equipment either m cut lengths or in full length of 40 ft.

Sphygmomanometer spare parts made of rubber.

Perforated Drainage Tubes only the fol- lowing :—

(i) Levin's Tubes.

(ii) Ryall's Tubes.

(iii) T. Tubes (or Gall Bladder Drainage

tubes).

(iv) Kehr's Gall Bladder drainage tubes.

(v) Colostomy auls Tubes (Penrose

Tubes).

22 G of T/73—10.

(vi) Intniltracheal tubes (Magillies tubes).

De Pezzer's Catheters. Malecott's Catheters. Supra-public Self Retaining Catheters. Cardiac Catheters both plain & balloon. Ocsophageal Catheters and Bougies. Gudel Tubes or Airways with or without metal olives. Dr. Zcisc Stone Dislodgers. Johnson's Stone Dislodgers. Metras Catheters. Hurst's Mercury Filled Bougies Heostomy and Colostemy. Bags and Appliances. Urinal Male & Female for dav and night use.

(6) Laboratory glassware including scientific glasswares like pipettes for general uses. Glass joints, Beakers, Flasks laboratory and special glass etc.

(7) Hypodermic needles.

(8) Surgical Adhesive Tapes.

(9) Plaster of Paris Bandages.

(10) Elastic Adhesive Bandages.

(11) Cotton crepe Bandages.

(12) Surgical Operating Tables.

(13) Invalids' Chairs.

(14) Fowler Beds.

(15) Sterilisers.

(16) Incubators.

(17) Suction Apparatus.

(18) Magnets except ceramic and Sintern.

(19) Stethoscope.

(20) Rotary Microtomes.

(21) Freezing Microtomes.

(22) Roching Microtomes.

(23) Automatic Tissue Processor.

(24) Medico centrifuges, clinical centrifuges, Laboratory centrifuges, ReTrigerated and non- Refrigerated centrifuges. Import of ( special purpose centrifuges and Ultra-Centrifuges having speed more than 16000 R.P.M. will be permitted on production of non-availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers.

(25) Surgical needles.

(26) Sphygmomanometer mercuricnl for measuring

human blood pressure.

APPENDIX 7

[Section IV—S. Nos. 93-94 (j)/VJ Dental goods, the Import of which will be allowed against quota licences for S. No. 93-94(|)/V—list of.

Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs,

points, mounted or unmounted.

Absorbent paper points.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, granules and liquid (methyl mcthacrylate) for teeth (upto 10% of the face value of quota licences for S. No. 93-94(j)/V can only be utilised for import of this item).

Adapter for Flexible Arms Amalgam Carriers. Amalgam Instruments Articulators. Articulating Paper Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2. Bars. Lingual and Palatal Precious Metal,

Stainless Steel.

Bite Gauge.

Black's Instruments. Blenders for acrylic materials. Blow Pipes. Block Soldering. Bolts and Swivels, Stainless Steel.

Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner &

others.

Bowls, Rubber Plaster-—large size only.

Burnishers, Engine.

Burnishers, Hand.

Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamond, etc.

engine—a]} types.

Cable Arms and Triple Section Arms for dental Cartridge syringes and nozzles (Dental).

Casting Alloys-non-precious for Dental Cast-

ings.

Tasting machine and accessories.

Casting Investment

Cavitron.

Cement—Porcelain, Achrylic, Crown and Bridge etc.

Celluloid Strips.

Chisels, Bone Operating.

Chisels, Enamel.

Clamps, Cotton-Roll.

Clamps, Matrix.

Clamps, Rubber-Dam.

Clamps. Stainless Steel

Cleaner, Diamond Instruments. Cleaners Pulp Canal. Copper Bands and Aluminium Bands. Colloid Elastic. Cotton Rolls. Crowns and Forms. Crown Slitter. Cups, Rubber polishing. Curettes.

Special purpose centrifuges and Ultra-Centrifuges having speed more than 16000 R.P.M. (Im- port will be permitted on production of non- availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers).

Diamond Points.

Dental FIOSB.

Denture materials other than acrylics or plastic

materials.

Dental Electric Engine.

Discs, Polishing Paper.

Discs, Shield.

Doriot Wrist and Slip Joint. Drills for Dental Electric Engine for drilling on the teeth and for the laboratory work, working on Acrylic dentures. Dental Drills for straight Hand piece and contrangle used for drilling the teeth are from 0 to 12 and the laboratory work of larger sizes.

Dulpcjc Spring Connection.

Duplit Duplicating Material.

Electric Acrylizers.

Electric Amalgamators.

Electric furnaces, Dental

Electric Pulp Tester.

Electric Tooth Brushes.

Elevators.

Excavators.

Explorers (Probes).

Facers, Engine Root

Felt Cones.

Felt Wheels.

Flux, Soldering.

Foil Carriers,

Forceps, Rubber-Dan) Clamps.

APPENDIX 1—contd.

Forceps, Extracting,

Forceps, Rongeur.

Frame, Piercing Saw.

Fusible Metal Outfit

Fusing Porcelain,

Needles hypodermic for dental syringes only, the following:—(Import of Eyed Suture needles will not be allowed).

INTERCHANGEABLE HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL SYRINGES ONLY

Gauge

Length

Inches

Gags.
Glaze  for  Porcelain finishing.                                               mm
Gold  Casting  and  solder—upto  5%  of  the  face           7/8                23                  26
     value  of  quota  licence.                               1                 23                  26
                                                                                42                  26  A  23

1.5/8

Gutta Percha. Hand Pieces and Parts, Handles, Cone Socket. Hand pieces, angle pieces and spart parts Holders for Burs. Holders, Nerve Instrument. Holders, Rubber-Dam. Hygienators. Impression Paste—Rubber based only. Impression Trays.

Instruments, Hand—stainless steel, chromium plated, nickel plated for use by dentists only.

Intra-Osseus Injection outfit.

Investments, material.

Lamps, mouth

Mallets, all lortn. Mallet Points.

Mandrels.

Matrices.

Metal Piercing Saws.

Square forvulcanite or acrylic work Nos. 3/0,

2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Flat for metal work Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3,

4, 5, 6.

Piercing saw frame to hold the above.

Metal separating saws made in two diameters

9/16 and 3/4 inch Nos. 5 and 6.

Metals Air Chamber and Mellottee.

Mirror Handles.

Mirrors Mouth.

Mixers Plaster (Mechanical Spatula tor).

Moldine Outfit.

Mouth Props. Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector. Museum Specimens. Museum Jars.

Nerve Broaches.

Nerve Instruments.

Nippers, cutting.

Oil Stones—Arkanas.

Orthodontic appliances in metal only.

Outfit Matrix.

Outfit, 'Scvriton'.

Oxide of Tin upto 1 oz. bottle.

Paste, Trio.

Patterns, Soft Metal.

Perforated Impression trays

Plasterform Matrices.

Plaster Sifter.

Plaster Polishing Strips.

Pliers, orthodontic, universal all types.

Pluggers.

Points, Alpine, White.

Points, Diamond.

Points Carborandum.

Points, Gutta Percha.

Points, Wood Polishing,

Points, Stone.

Polish materials except for dental appliances.

Porcelain Filling.

Porcelain, High and Low Fusing.

Posts. Post Extractor. Powder, Abrasivr.

Precious metals, I.e., gold and platinum dental alloys in the form of ingots, flat penney- weight pieces or wires expressly manufac- tured for dental castings.

APPENDIX 1—concld,

Presses, Crown and Bridge, casting. Pulp Caps. Punches, Plate. Pulp testing instruments. Regulating Appliances and Accessories. Retainers, Matrix. Retractor, Cheek and Reflector Rifflers. Rongours. Root Reamers different shape Rubber Mats. Rubber Bulbs for air and water syringes. Rubber Dam. Rubber Dam Weights. Rubber Dam Frame. Rubber Dam Holder. Rubber Dam Punch Sand, Casting. Sandarac. Sealers. Scalpels (upto 5 per cent, of the face value of

quota licence).

Separators. Bulbs and Filter glass for shadowless lamps. Sheath, Cable. Shells, Gold. Slabs, Borax Slip Joint No. 2. Solder, silver and gold. Soldering Paste. Spatulas, Cement. Spoons, Amalgam. Spot Welding outfit Spring and Swivels. Stainless Steel Gauge Mesh in the size of 10 cmsxlO cms. with guages fine 26 and thick 23.

Stainles Steel Crowns. Stains, Mineral. Stone Plaster. Strips, Polishing. Strips, Separating. Surveyors. Syringes (Dental all metal). Strcngtheners white metal. Tags, Retaining, precious metal Temporary Stopping. Tin Cylinders. Tooth mould dies. Tray Mica, Annealing. Trephines, Engine. Trimmers, Abrasive

Trimmers, Valcanite, Pin Point, etc. Tweezers, Locking, Soldering and Dressing Vulcanisers. Vulcanite Rifflers. Wax Casting. Wax, Inlay. Wax Non-residual. Wax, Solbrig. Wheels, Abrasive Wheel and cup shaped brushes tor polishing

teeth.

Wheels, Felt Polishing. Wheels, Wool Polishing. Wheels, Flexible Abrasive. Wheels for Lathe and Engine. Wheels, Chamois. Wheels, Lathe Polishing. Wire Precious Metal. Wire Stainless Steel used in Dentistry of Gauges from 18 to 36 (0.20 mm. to 1.20 mm.) and of the length of 2 metres i.e. 6i feet or in spools of \ oz.

X-Ray Apparatus, Dental.

Annexure to Appendix 7 [vide remark 2(i) in

Section IV against S. No 93-94 (j)/V]

1. Arnoda, liquid and powder. 2. Beechwood creosote. 3. Black's 1, 2, 3 mixture. 4. Carbolised resin. 5. Calgitex. 6. Camphor Phenol. 7. Cavity Lining or Varnish. 8. Dentinol. 9. Eugenol.

10. Formocresol. 11. Medicaments, Liquid/Powder/Paste, for Root

Canal.

12. Monochlorophenol. 13. N 2 Liquid and Powder for Root Canal. 14. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre or paste. 15. Novocell. 16. Monscl Solution or Haemostics. 17. Oil of Cloves. 18. Oxpara liquid and powder. 19. Peripac. 20. Pulpdent. 21. Pyorrhoea astringent. 22. Polorrs dental poultice. 23. Polyantibiotic paste for root canal. 24. Stain remover. 25. Thymozin.

APPENDIX 8

(Section II—S. No. 44/V)

Import of specialised requirements by Newspaper establishments.

A.U. applications for specialised requirements of Newspapers such as Stereo nongs, Blankets for Printing and Moulding machines, spare parts for Printing, composing and other allied machinery or any other essential items will be considered by the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

2. Requests for import of photographic materials for block making from newspaper establishments or associate presses will be considered only if the appli- cant maintains his own Rotogravure/Lithographic/ Offset Printing Press. Associate presses having long term arrangements/contracts with the owners of news- papers for printing of their newspapers/periodicals should produce satisfactory documentary evidence to that effect along with their applications. In the case of newspaper establishments/associate presses which do not maintain their own Rotogravure/Lithographic/ Offset Printing Presses, the requests for the import of photographic material for block making will also be considered and release order on the Project & Equip- ment Corporation issued on merit subject to the maximum of 5 per cent of the value of licences issued, after deducting an equivalent value from their licences,

3. An application for an import licence should be made after the applicant has utilised his previous licences to the extent of 90 per cent by opening of Letter ot Credit or 60 per cent by actual importa- tion or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence regarding utilisation of previous licences should be produced in the form of original or photo- stat of the exchange control or customs copy of the licence or shipping documents as the case may be. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certi- ficate from a bank regarding opening of Letter of Credit may also be acceptable. There will be no last date for submission of applications.

4. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications is given in I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1973-74.

APPENDIX 9

[Section II—S. No. 67 (l)(i)/(v)]

A—Enclosure to A.U. Application for Printing Machinery Required for Repkcenieat/D"T"loi>iueflt.

1. (a) Name of the application/Firm/Joint Stock Company/Registered Society/Partnership.

(b) Address

2, Details of Machinery Co\tred by the Application

No. of each type

Country of origin.

Value as per proforma* invoice (in rupees)

Type of Machinery (e.g. letter press, offset-press, cutting machine)

Total printing/ composing capacity proposed to be Added X.

(iv)

(i)

00

(iii)

(v)

3. NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENTS

(a) Particulars of the newspapers published during the last three licencing periods

Name of the publication

Language Periodicity (i.e. Daily, Weekly etc.)

Place of Publication.

Date of Commencement of the newspaper,

periodical.

Average area of one sheet ' of newspaper (in Square centi-

Average No. of copies printed per publishing

meters)

day

(iv)

(vl)

(Hi)

(vii) (0

(v)

(ii)

(1) Existing Newspapers

(2) Non-existing Newspaper*

(b) ASSOCIATED PRESS£

Name of the publication

Language Periodicity (i.e.

Date of

Dally,

Place of publication

Average area of one sheet of

Weekly etc.)

commencement of the newspaper/

periodical.

newspaper (In square centimeters),

Average No. of copies printed per publishing day.

(vl)

(iv)

(iii)

(vii)

(v)

(ii)

0)

(1) Existing Newspapers

(2) Non-existing Newspapers

X. In case of printing machines, the total printing capacity to be added may be mentioned, while in case of composing machines,

the total number of columns to be composed additionally are to be mentioned.

£ An associated Press is defined as a press having long term contracts for arrangements with their owners of newspaper! for tha

printing of their newspapers/periodicals.

• Original proforma invoice from the suppliers or their agents should be enclosed.

4. (a) If the machinery required is for replacement, particulars of the machine(s) desired to be replaced.

No. of machine

Brief justification for the import

Country of origin

Description of the machines) required to be replaced

Year in which the machine was installed

(iv)

(v)

(iii)

(ii)

(b) If the machinery required is for development, the gap between existing and targetted production capacity.

Targetted Production Difference between

Existing production

Brief justification for the import Description of the Machines) already available

capacity

capacity

(iii)—(ii)

(iv)

(v)

(iii)

(11)

(0

3. (a) Is/was the owner (which term includes a company, firm, etc.) or any of the persons whose names are required to bo given against

4 above associated with the publication of any other paper not covered by this application?

(i) If so, names of owner, director etc. and details of association in the following form :—

S. No. Name of owner etc.

Capacity in If a share- holder in the

Details of paper with which

associated

Period of association which associated

From To

company etc. mentioned in Column No. 4 percentage of shares held.

Title, language, periodically and place of publication.

If owned by a company etc. name of the company etc.

(iii)

(vi)

(Iv)

(vii)

(v)

(viii) (U)

0)

(c) Is/was a member of the family of the owner or any of the persons whose names are required to be given against 4 above asso-

ciated with the publication of any of her paper not convered by this application?

id) If so, names of members of the family and details of association in the following form :—

Name of the

S. No.

Address of member Relationship with Name of owner etc. whose member of family is associated with another paper

member of family

of family

the owner

(iii)

(iv)

(ii)

(0

(v)

Details of paper with which

S. No.

associated

Period of association

Nam* of the member of the family

Capacity in which associated

From To

Title, language and place of publication

If a shareholder in the company etc., mentioned in Column No. 4 percentage of (hares held.

If owned by a company etc., Name of company etc.

(vii)

(iv)

(viii)

(iii)

(vi)

(v)

00

(0

6, Details of existing machinery available with the applicant.

Description

Number

Country of origin Type of Machinery

Year in which installed

(iv)

(v)

(ii)

(ill)

©

A. Printing :—

B. Composing :—

C. Other Allied Machines :—

7. Details of import licence received since 1963.

Licence No. and

Value

Country of Type of Machinery

(in rupees)

date

Description of

Machine(s)

No. of Machines

Licencing Period

Date of expiry of the licence

origin

(iv)

(vii)

(vi)

(viii)

(li)

(ill)

(v)

(i)

Actual imports against the licence*

Yet to be imported

Quantity

Quantity

Value (in rupees)

Value (in rupees) Date of import

(k)

(xii)

(30

(Mil)

W)

8. Detail! of machines released by S.T.C./Projects & Equipment Corporation Ltd. or their agents since 1963.

Licencing Year Type of Machinery Description Number Value (in rupees) Country of origin

9. ToUU value of licences/release orders in respect of printing machines and specialised requirements relating thereto received by an individual newspaper/*"Common Ownership Unit, since 1963.

Source Licence Number Value (in rupees)

and date

Extent of non-utilization

Reasons for non-utilization

(1) From General Currency Area

(2) From Rupee Payment Area.

(3) Release from STC/PEC.

10. Annual entitlement of specialised requirements in respect of the newspaper, if any.

(a) Whether the newspaper/periodicals are published on offset/Rotagravurc. If so, the break of different items imported/released during the last licencing period,

11. Value of exports effected during 1972-73.

Items of export Country to which exported Value of exports (in rupees)

U. QUALITY PRINTERS $

12. Description of goods produced and specialised line of production-

13. Annual Turnover

April—1971 to March—1972 April 1972 to March 1973

14. Details of machinery certified essential by Director of Industries.

Type of Machinery

Number

Value (in rupees)

Country of origin

Brief justification for the import.

(iv)

(i)

(ii)

(v)

(iii)

15. Details of registration as approved printers.

When registered

Class, if any in which registered

Whether registered as Quality printers Authority with whom registered (ejr. Director of Advertising and Visual Publicity, Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery)

(iv)

(ii)

(iii)

(0

•*• Common Ownership Units for the purpose of this application is defined as follows :—

'Common Ownership Units' means a newspaper establishment or concern owning two or more news interest newspapers, including at least one daily, irrespective of the centres of publication and language(s) of such newspapers.

Member of family of this statement means a member of family (father, mother, wife/husband, brother, brother's wife, sister, son, daughter-in-law, daughter etc.) who are members of a joint family or are dependent on the owner, Director etc.

16. Whether the applicant has approached any other sources/offlce/organlsatlon during the last two years for the same/other printing machine(s) and If so, the details and results thereof.

17. Details of awards won for excellence in printing.

Name of awarding authority Number of awards won

Yoar

Line(s) covered by the awards

(lii)

(Iv)

(ii)

(i)

Place

Data

Signature of Applicant.

Name In Block letter!

Designation

t Quality Printers are those :—

(a) Who have been in the approved list of Directors of Advertising and Visual Publicity/Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery as quality printers; or

(b) Who have been awarded merit certificates either by the Central or by the State Government or;

(c) Who can produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality.

Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should invariably furnish specimen of the work done by them.

APPENDIX 10

(Section I—Para 24)

Industries for Export Obligations

1. Bicycles and their components and accessories. 2. Diesel engines stationary type. 3. The following items of small tools and catting

tools:— (a) Twist drills, (b) Diamond tools. (c) Hacksaw blades. (d) Engineers' steel flies. (e) Forged Hand Tools, such at Pliers, span-

ners and wrenches. 4. Coated and bonded abrasives. 5. Storage batteries, dry batteries. 6. Wire ropes. 7. Automobile ancillaries:

(a) Pistons, piston rings and gudgeon pini. (b) Crankshafts. (c) Connecting rods. (d) Radiators. (e) Car wheels. (f) Gaskets. (g) Electrical equipment for automobiles, (h) Brake lining and clutch facing.

(i) Shock absorbers. 0) Leaf springs, (k) Engine valves. G) Fuel, air and oil filters,

(m) Diesel Fuel injection equipment,

8. Pipes and Tubes. 9. Transmission Towers.

10. Weighing Machines. 11. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals. 12. Paints, varnishes and enamels.

Note: In the case of units engaged in drugs and pharmaceutical industry, which export less than 5 per cent of their production, the cut referred to in paragraph 20 of Section I will apply to the entitle- ments for imported raw materials required for the manufacture of only the products listed in the annexure to this Appendix. The cut will not apply to the raw material requirements in respect of other end-products in this industry. However, if a unit in this industry is unable to export at least 10 per cent of its production, it will not be eligible to import its requirements from preferred sources of supply.

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 10

Drugs and Pharmaceuticals the following:—

1. Antibiotic Preparations. 2. Emetine preparations. 3. Quinine sulphate. 4. Quinine preparations—others. 5. Strychnine preparations. 6. Brucine preparations. 7. Ayurvedic and Unani Medicines. 8. Antacid and Digestive preparations. 9. Asthama, Catarrah and Hay Fever Prepara*

tions.

10. Cold, cough and Bronchical preparations. 11. Gripe water, 12. Headache, Neuralgia and Pain Remedies. 13. Disinfectants. 14. Salves, Ointments for Burns, Cuts, etc. 15. Tonics, Blood Purifiers and Emulsions. 16. Proprietary and Patent Medicines n.o.i. 17. Botanical Drugs and Derivatives. 18. Beta lonone.

APPENDIX—10A.

(Section I—Paragraph 26)

LIST OF NON-PRIORITY INDUSTRIES FOR

EXPORT OBLIGATION

1. Radio Receivers.

(d) Hair Dyes.

3. Playing cards.

2. Cosmetics and Toiletries.

(a) Talcum Powder.

4. Spectacle frames.

(b) Face Powder.

5. Vacuum flasks.

(c) Face Cream.

APPENDIX 11

Machine Tools—Licensing Policy for April 1973—March 1974.

(3) Band saw type machines. (4) Power sawing machines, Hack type. (5) Others.

3. Grinding Machines.

(1) Applications from established importers for the grant of quota licences for import of spare parts of machine tools will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on a quota of 2t% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools in the pres- cribed basic period. Quota licences issued will not be valid for import of spare parts of machine tools mentioned in List 'B' to this Appendix.

(2) Quota licences issued for spare parts of machine tools will be interchangeable with quota licences issued for S. Nos. 36(5)/lI, 65(5) (ii) (a)/V, 65(5)(iii)/V, 74(iii)/V and 74(vi)/V as provided in the Annexure to Section IV of the Red Book (Vol. I).

(1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines. (3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machines. (5) Tool and cutter grinding machines, all

types.

(6) Twist drill grinding machines, all types. (7) Centrelcss grinding machines. (8) Lapping and Honing machines. (9) Others.

4. Drilling Machines.

(3) Applications from actual users for import of spare parts of machine tools appearing in List A (which also includes the items mentioned in List B) in this Appendix, may be made along with the appli- cations for spare parts of other machinery in the prescribed form and manner,

(4) Applications for import of complete machine tools not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users. However, requests for import of machine tools appearing in List 'B' in this Appendix will not ordinarily be entertained. Actual Uiiers are advised to contact indigenous manufacturers for their requirements of machine tools appearing in List 'B'.

LIST 'A*

(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others.

5. Lathes.

(1) Bench lathes.

(2) Engine lathes, cone pully type.

(3) Engine lathes, all geared head type.

(4) Capstan lathes.

List of Machine Tools

Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrading and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith. This will include component parts of Machine Tools also but not Small Tools:—

(5) Turret lathes.

(6) Automatic lathes.

(7) Relieving lathes.

(8) Wheel turning lathes,

(9) Others.

6. Furnaces.

1. Milling Machines.

(1) Electric furnaces.

(2) Coal and coke fixed furnaces.

(3) Oil fired furnaces.

(4) Others.

7. Boring Machines.

(1) Vertical Milling Machines. (2) Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines. (4) Thread Milling Machines. (5) Others.

(1) Horizontal boring machines.

2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines.

. (1) Rotary cold sawing machines.

(2) Abrasive cutting off machines.

(2) Vertical boring machines.

(3) Jig boring machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd-

8. Hammers and Presses.

(5) Plate straightening machines. (6) Others.

15. Tapping and Threading Machines.

(1) Drop Hammers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types. (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated) (7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses.

(1) Bolt threading machines.

(2) Nut tapping machines. (3) Pipe threading machines. (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines. (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others.

16. Welding and Gas Cutting Machines,

(10) Mechanical Power presses. (11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses. (13) Others.

(1) Automatic Arc welding machines. (2) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types excluding Motor Generators types of/ ratings above 600 amperes.

9. Broaching Machines.

(1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and

horizontal.

(2) Surface broaching machines, vertical and

horizontal.

(3) Others.

(3) Resistance welding machines including butt

and spot welding patterns.

(4) Gas cutting and profiling machines. (5) Gas cutting and welding torches. (6) Acetylene generators. (7) Others.

10. Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines.

17. Wood Working Machines.

(1) Gear cutting machines, Bevel, all types. (2) Gear hobbing machines. (3) Gear planing generators. (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machine*. (7) Others.

(1) Circular saw benches. (2) Band sawing machines. (3) Mortising machines. (4) Planing and moulding machines. (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others.

11. Shaping Machines.

18. Miscellaneous Machines.

(1) Crank drive shapers. (2) Gear drive shapers. (3) Hydraulic drive shapers. (4) Others.

12. Planning Machines.

(1) Double housing type planning machines. (2) Open side type planning machines. (3) Crank planers. (4) Others.

(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines. (2) Centring machines, (3) Centrifugal casting machines. (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines. (6) Etching machines. (7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines.

13. Slotting Machines,

(1) General purpose Blotters. (2) Puncture Blotters. (3) Others.

14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.

(1) Circular Shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Slitting and cropping machines.

(10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling mills. (14) Reeling machines. (15) Wire drawing machines. (16) Testing machines of all types for testing

engineering materials.

(17) Tool tipping machines. (18) Tube making machines (or rolling mill

plant.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

(19) Rivetting machines. (20) Magnetic separators. (21) Injection moulding machine (plastic) and

moulds thereof.

(22) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included in this serial number.

(23) Core making machines (24) Moulding machines. (25) Others.

8. Drilling machines:

(a) Hand operated bench type. (b) Power operated: (i) Bench type, (ii) Pillar/column type upto 55 mm dia.

drilling capacity,

(iii) Portable Radial type upto 30 mm dia.

drilling capacity,

(iv) Radial type upto 100 mm dia. drillin£

capacity,

(v) Multi-spindle drilling machines.

9. Milling Machines:

19. Machine Tool Accessories

(1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucks. (3) Drill chucks. (4) Dividing heads. (5) Machine vices. (6) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Others.

LIST 'B*

Licences for the following machine tools will not ordinarily be issued. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued; the question of granting a licence to Actual Users can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then only if indigenous machines cannot do the job, they should apply for an import licence.

1. Centre Lathes:

(i) Bench Lathes.

(ii) Cone-pulley Lathes, (iii) All geared head Lathes, (iv) Short Bed Lathes. (v) Roll turning Lathes upto 1000 mm swing, (vi) Wheel & Axle Lathes,

(vii) Watch and Instrument maker's Lathes. 2. (a) Capstan and Turret Lathes upto 110 mm bar capacity and centre height upto 400 mm including preselector types. (b) Drum type turret lathes upto 80 mm bar

capacity.

3. (i) Single spindle bar automats upto 70 mm bar

capacity.

(ii) Single spindle sliding head automats (switch

type) upto 10 mm bar capacity. 4. Single spindle chucking automats upto 325 mm swing and 550 ram max. distance between flange of spindle to face of turret

5. Multi spindle automatics:

(a) Bar Type upto 67 mm bar capacity. (b) Chucking type-Maximum chucking dia. 210

mm. 6. Copying lathes. 7. Automatic multi-tool lathes upto 410 mm swing

capacity.

(i) Horizontal, vertical and universal knee type and also electrically controlled automatic cycle and programme controlled upto the following dimensions: (a) Table size 2500 x 600 mm. (b) Longitudinal traverse 1600 mm. (c) Cross traverse 400 mm. (d) Vertical traverse 500 mm. (e) Bed Type Milling Machinei.

(ii) Tool and die miller.

10. Grinding Machines:

(i) Double ended bench and pedestal type. (ii) Plain and universal cylindrical type upto 450 mm swing and 2150 mm between centres. (iii) Tool and Cutter grinders swing dia. on cutter

head upto 310 mm.

(iv) Twist Drill Grinders upto 25 mm capacity. (v) Surface grinders—Horizontal spindle—re- ciprocating table type upto table size 300 mm X 1500 mm.

(vi) Swing frame grinders, wheel size upto 610

mm.

(vii) Carbide tool grinding and lapping machine

upto wheel dia. 300 mm.

(viii) Saw sharpening machine for circular saw

blades (460 mm to 1000 mm).

(ix) Abrasive cutting off machine-bar capacity

25 mm, pipes 75 mm O.D.

(x) Roll grinder. (xi) Centre, Grinding and Lapping Machine. (xii) Crankshaft grinding machine, swing 680 ram and distance between Centres 2600 mm. (xiii) Surface grinding machine—vertical spindle —Reciprocating table type—table size 300x1500 mm.

(xiv) Internal Grinders up to 100 mm bore. (xv) Centreless grinders upto 100 mm dia. capa-

city.

(xvi) Valve Refacers. 11. Gear cutting machines:

(a) Gear shapers upto 450 mm blank dia. (b) Gear hobbers upto 900 mm blank dia. (c) Gear Tooth Rounding Machine upto 600

mm blank diameter.

APPENDIX \\—contd.

12. Boring Machines:

(i) Fine boring unit head type, single and

double ended.

(ii) Vertical boring mill upto 2500 mm turning

diameter.

(ill) Horizontal, both table and floor type, upto

160 mm spindle dia.

(iv) Vertical boring and drilling machines coordi- nate table type upto table size 1800 mm x 2700 mm.

13. Shaping machines all sizes.

14. Slotting machines upto 400 mm stroke.

15. Planning Machines—all types upto 2000

mm X 4000 mmX 12000 mm.

16. Plate Edge Planers.

17. Metal Sawing Machines:

(i) Reciprocating hack saws upto 300 mm bar

capacity.

(ii) Bend saw, horizontal type upto 225 mm

dia. bar capacity.

(iii) Combination Band Sawing and Filing machine upto 800 mm throat x 300 mm work height.

(iv) Hydraulic cold circular saw-bar capacity upto 200 mm, saw dia. upto 820 mm.

18. Special purpose machine including transfer

machines and Unit Heads.

19. Power Hammers:

(i) Electro-pneumatic type upto 2 tonnes capa-

city.

(ii) Friction drop type upto 2 tonnes, (iii) Mechanical, spring type.

20. Sheet metal machinery;

(1) Mechanical power presses, (ii) Hydraulic presses including portable types. (iii) Press brakes. (iv) Power operated guillotine shearlrg

machines.

(v) Treadle guillotine shearing machines. (vi) Hand presses and foot presses—all sizes, (vii) Round seaming machines upto 5 litres cap. (viii) Universal nibbling machines.

(ix) Universal punching, shearing and cropping

machines.

(x) Plate bending rolls, (xi) Single ended punching machines, (xii) Beam Benders,

(xiii) Hydraulic Portable Fabricators.

21. Welding machines:

(i) Arc welders, transformer type. (ii) Arc welders, motor generator type.

(iii) Arc welders, diesel or petrol engine driven

generator type.

(iv) Semi Automatic and Automatic sub-merg-

ed Arc type welders.

(v) Spot welders (excluding portable types). (vi) Butt welders, (vii) Seam welders, (viii) Argon-arc welders.

(ix) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting and welding sets including accessories and pressure regula- tors.

(x) Oxy—acetylene gas cutting machines for straight line and profile cutting upto 75 mm thick steel plates.

(xi) Welding Rotators and Manipulators.

22. (a) Furnaces—all types.

(b) Cupolas of all types including hot blast

cupolas.

23. Pneumatic tools:

(i) Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto 38 mm hot

rivets).

(ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto 10 mm

cold rivets).

(iii) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 90 mm), (iv) Grinders (capacity upto 200 mm). (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto

150 mm wheel).

(vi) Die Grinders, (vii) Drills (capacity upto 40 mm dia.). (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto 32 mm

dia. bolt).

(ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 25 mm), (x) Pop Rivetting Guns.

24. Portable Electric Tools:

(i) Drills upto 32 mm capacity and/or kits

therefor.

(ii) Grinders upto 150 mm dia. wheel (iil) Angle grinders. (iv) Die grinders. (v) Sander. (vi) Circular saw.

(vii) Planer, (viii) Valve seat Grinder.

25. Wood Working Machines:

(i) Band Saw. (ii) Circular Sawing Machines—Dia of Saw Blade upto 900 mm table size upto 800 X 1500 mm.

(iii) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size

upto 300 X 350 mm.

(iv) Surface planers and Jointer Planning width

upto 500 mm.

APPENDIX \\~~conid.

(v) Thicknessing Machine. (vi) Spindle Moulder, (vii) Wood Working Lathes—all sizes, (viii) Belt and Disc Sander.

(ix) Boring and Recessing Machine. (x) Cross-cutting and Trenching Machine. (xi) Bobbin Sanders, (xii) Wood Boring Machines, fxiii) Universal Wood Working Machines, (xiv) Automatic Track Veneer Dryers, (xv) Automatic Guillotine Jointer.

26. Plastic Machinery:

(i) Plastic Injection Moulding machines upto 1360 gms. capacity & Moulds thereof. (ii) Plastic Extruders upto 120 mm screws

diameters.

(iii) Plastic Blow Moulding machines upto 30

litres capacity.

(iv) Machinery for the manufacture of High Density Polyethylene tapes—Capacity upto 60Kg./hr.

(v) High frequency plastic welding and emboss- ing machine for PVC sheets input capacity upto 1.4 KW.

(vi) Polyurethene Foam Splitting and conver-

sion machines, viz: (1) Horizontal splitting machine; (2) Vertical splitting machine; and (3) Shredding machine.

27. Miscellaneous Machines:

(i) Polishing machines.

(ii) Barbed wire manufacturing machines, (iii) Automatic wire straightening and cutting

off machines.

(iv) Sand and shot blasting machines. (v) Tube benders (both hand and hydraulic

type) upto 150 mm O.D. Tube,

(vi) Compressor die casting machines upto 400

tonnes capacity,

(vii) Pantograph Engraving two dimensional

machine.

(viii) Trapping Machine 20 mm dia. capacity,

(ix) Rolling Mills. (x) Metallographic Specimen Polishing Equip-

ment.

28. Material Testing Machine :

(i) Hardness Testing machines "Rockwell" and

"Brinell" types.

(ii) Spring testing machines capacity 100 kg. (iii) Impact Testing machines. (iv) Universal Testing Machines upto 60 tonnes

capacity.

(v) Poldi Hardness Testers.

22GofT/73—11

29. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 82

kgs.

30. Wire drawing machines,

31. Cable making machinery.

32. Wood screw manufacturing machines.

33. Sand Moulding machines:

(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915 X 635 mm and draw capacity upto 260 mm,

(b) Turnover type pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 1220 X 760 mm and draw capacity upto 305 mm.

34. Flexible shaft machines and flexible shafts,

35. Screwing (bolt and tube threading) machines

upto 150 mm cap.

36. Thread Rolling machine—Rotating type.

37. Threading machines, Cri-dan type.

38. Broaching machine upto 20 tonnes capacity.

39. Induction Heating Equipment (Mains and

medium frequency).

40. Machine Tools Accessories:

(i) Lathe chucks:

(a) 4 Jaw upto 610 min diameter. (b) Self-centring scroll upto 305 mm dia.

(ii) Drill chucks. (iii) Lathe Centres and Mandrels. (iv) Machine Vices, Plain upto 200 mm Jaw, (v) Drill Sleeves. (vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (vii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types, (viii) Tool post grinder.

(ix) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks. (x) Quick change drill chucks. (xi) Dividing Head, (xii) Jigs and fixtures (xiii) Rotary table for milling machines, (xiv) Copy Turning attachments for lathes, (xv) Tapping attachment, (xvi) Relieving Attachments,

(xvii) Microbore tools, toolings and accessories.

41. Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools

and other applications.

42. Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine

tools and other applications.

APPENDIX 12

[Section II—S. No. 87-88/V]

AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR THE IMPORT OF

SCHEDULE A

DETAILS OF STOCKS AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF SUBMITTING APPLICATION

I. Derails of Import Licences granted during the preceding 17 months

Value of the licence Total value of licence that remains unused

Remarks

granted

Nos. and dates of licences granted

Reasons in brief for not utilising the licence granted

Total value

Total Value

II. Details of aircraft and engine spares

Aircraft spares Engine

Propellers and

Accessories Aircraft general Type of Aircraft

spares

spares

and spares Remarks

1.

2.

3.

4.

Total valut

m. Details of Raw Materials

Aluminium Sheets, Dopes Thlnners Fabrics Other materials Remarks tubing etc.

Ferrous Material Sheets, tubing etc.

Total Valut

Total value

IV, Aircraft Gtneral Storti

Total value

GRAND TOTAL

N,B.~Only the total value (in Rupees) under each head is to be stated.

APPENDIX 12—concld.

SCHEDULE B

IMPORT APPLICATION NO.

I. Complete Aircraft

Description of

Country Purpose for

Remarks Type of aircraft Quantity 1 Value

import

aircraft

i i

II. Details of Aircraft and Engine spares

Accessories Aircraft general

Remarks Aircraft spares Engine/Engine

Type of Aircraft

Propellers and

spares

spares

spares

1.

2.

3,

4.

5.

Total value

III. Details of Raw Materials with specification

Aluminium Sheets, Dopes Thinners Fabrics Other Materials Remarks tubing etc.

Ferrous Material Sheets, tubing etc.

Total value

IV. Aircraft General Stores

Total value GRAND TOTAL

APPENDIX 13

[Section IV—S. No. 5 ( 2 ) / I I l]

List of spare parts of textile machinery Importable against quota licences for S. No. 5(2)/lII.

1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

2. Glass Reed Brushes (.25 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

3. Gill box leather.

4. Cat furs and Rabbit furs cut-to-size pieces.

5. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks (10 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

6. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass.

7. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass.

8. Glass guides including blue glass.

9. Weaver's scissors (25 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

10. Traverse Slides.

11. Patent Denters.

12. Complete Knotters (25 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

13. Drop box card clips and card rings.

14. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

15. Porcelain and other thread guides excluding Porcelain Shuttle Eyes (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

16. Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher),

17. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

18. Weavers Combs.

19. Loom Chains—cut-to-size pieces.

20. Pick Counting Glasses having l ' x f x i* combined template.

21. Jacquard Bowl Hooks.

22. Weavers' Beam Pipes—(Pipes with holes or weavers' beam).

LSection II—S. No, 19(1 )(i)/Il]

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)

Banned Types of Boll Bearings of 25.4 M M. Bore (Internal) and below

Bearing Dimensions

I S.I. No.

Outside dia.

Width Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Bore

Equivalent SKF No.

1

5

6 2

3

4

BEARINGS

DEEP G ROOVE SINGLE '.

ROW RADIAL BALL

10BC02 , 12BC02 .

15BCQ2 .

                  .  HO                6200               10 mm              30 mm             9 mm
                  .  112               6201               12 mm              32 mm             10 mm
                  .  115               6202               15 mm              35 mm             11 mm
17BC02            .  117               6203               17 mm              40 mm             12 mm
20BC02   ,           120               6204               20 mm              47 nun            14 mm
25BC02   .        .  125               6205               25 mm              52 mm             15 ram
                     LS5               RLS4               12,7 mm            33.3375 mm        9.525 mm
                                                                             (1.5/16*)         (3/8")
                     LS7               RLS5               15.875 mm          39.6875 mm        11.1125 mm
                                                          (5/8*)             (1.9/16-)         (7/16-)
                     LS8                RLS6              J9.O5 mm           47.625 mm          14.2875 mm
                                                                             (1.7/8-)          (9/16')
                     LS9                RLS7              22.225 mm          50.8 mm            14.2875 mm
                                                          (7/8')             (2')              (9/16')
                     LS10              RLS8               25.4 mm            57.15 mm          15.875 mm
                                                          U')                (2f)              (5/8')
10BC03   .        .  310               6300               10 mm              35 mm             11 mm
12BC03   .        .  312               6301               12 mm              37 mm             12 mm
15BCO3   .        .  315               6302               15 mm              42 mm             13 mm
17BCO3   .        .  317               6303               17 mm              47 mm             14 mm
20BC03   .        .  320               6304               20 mm              52 mm             15 mm
25BC03   .        .  325                6305              25 mm              62 mm             17 mm
                     MS7                RMS5              15.875 mm          46.0375 mm        15.875 mm
                                                          (5/8')             (1.13/16')        (5/8')
                     MS8               RMS6               19.05 mm           50.8 mm           17.4625 mm
                                                                             (2-)              (11/16')
                     MS9                RMS7              22.225 mm          57.15 mm          17.4625 mm
                                                          (7/8-)             (2**)             01/16*)
                     MS10              RMS8               25.4 mm            63.5 mm            19.05 mm
                                                          0')                                  (*')
                                        16002             15 mm              £*'-32 mm         8 mm
                     NBC  No. BB1010    16004             20 mm              42 mm             8 mm
                    108                 ELS                8mm               22mm              7mm
                    N1025               EL9               9 mm               24 mm             7 mm
                                       6002               15 mm              32 mm             9 mm
                                       6003               17mm               35mm              10mm
                     N7141             6004               20 mm              42 mm             12 mm
                                       6005               25 mm              47 mm             12 mm
                     S3                 EE3               9.525 mm           22.225 mm         5.55625 mm
                                                          (3/8-)             (7/8")            (7/32')
                     S5                EE4                12.7 mm            28.575 mm         6.35 mm
                                                          (*')               (1.1/8')
                     S7                EE5                15.875 mm          34.925 ram        a*)7.14375 mm
                                                          (3/8')             0.3/8')           (9/32')
                     S8                EE6                19.05 mm          41.275 mm          7.9375 mm
                                                          (*')              (1.5/8')           (5/16')
                     S9                EE8                22.225 mm         47.625 mm          9.525 mm
                                                          (7/8')            (1.7/8-)           (3/8-)
                     S10               EE9                23.4 mm            30.8 mm           9.325 mm
                                                                            (2-)               (3/8')
                     L20N              98204              a*)20 mm          42 mm              9 mm
                    L25N               98205              25 mm             52 mm              9 mm
                    M25N               98305              25 mm             62 mm              12 mm
                                       (1838001)

APPENDIX 14( 1) (a)—contd.

1

2 3 4 5

6

DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

10BS02  .        . U110              1200             10 mm             30 mm            9 mm
25BSO3  .        . U325              1305             25 mm             62 mm             17 mm
                   UT130             1506             25 mm             62 mm             16 mm
                   UT130E            1506E            25.4 mm           62 mm             16 mm
                                                      d ')
                                     2506             25 mm             62 mm             20 mm
                                     2506E            25.4 mm           62 mm             20 mm
                                                      UO
                    ULS5             RL4               12.7 mm          33.3375 mm        9.525 mm
                                                                        (1.5/160         (3/80
                   ULS8              RL6               19.05 mm         47.625 mm         14.2875 mm
                                                      (*0               (1.7/80          (9/160
                    ULS9             RL7               22.225 mm        50.8 mm           14.2875  mm
                                                       (7/8-)           (20               (9/160
                    ULS10            RL8               25.4 mm          57.15 mm          15.875 mm
                                                       (10              (210              (5/80
                             SINGLE :  ROW  ANGULAR  CONTACT  BALL  BEARINGS
 17BA02             117ACD           7203B             17 mm            40 mm             12 mm
20BA02              120ACD           7204B             20 mm            47 mm             14 mm
                    LS10ACD          ALS8A             25.4 mm          57.15 mm          15.875 mm
                                                       (10              (2i0              (5/80

MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS

                 L20             20 mm            47 mm            14 mm
A20              E20             20 mm            47 mm            12 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

NBC No. BB1002 NBC No. BB1016

6302/16 RTV No. 12025C

16 mm 25 mm

SBL No. BA2014

13 mm 18 mm

SBL No. BT2003

393129

15.875 mm (5/80

42 mm 52 mm on one side 56 mm on other side 41.275 mm (HO

SBL No. BT2004

393106

44.45 mm

(HO

19.05 mm (3/40

. KOYO No. SB20C

20 mm

SBL No. BT2015

52 mm

inery)

(For Textile Machi

. RIV No. 5035

22 mm

SBL No. BA2008

50 mm

11.1125 mm 07160 Outer Ring 23.8125 mm (15/160 Inner Ring 14.2875 mm (9/160 Outer Ring and 19.3/28.8 mm Inner Ring 15 mm (Outer Ring) 19 mm inner lung 17 mm (Fiat Part No. F-374403/1.28.165)

SBL No. BA2009 . N3179

402703

16 mm

40 mm

14 mm

(Water Pump bearing for Massey Ferguson Tractors and Standard 20)

NBCNBB1014

SBL No. BA2010

RIV No. 10016 25 mm

65 mm

48076/1.28.123)

(Fiat Part No. F-8

NBC No. BB1003

20 mm

47 mm

1838002 393965

NBC No. BB1015 4591 N2897

20 mm 15 mm 16 mm

50 mm 35 mm 35 mm

21.5 mm Outer Ring 17 mm Inner Ring 15.875 mm (5/80 14 mm 8 mm 12.7 mm

N5877

N6132

7.14375 mm (9/320 7.14375 mm (9/320 35 mm SBL No. BT2019

SRO No. 12289

9.525 mm (3/80 9.525 mm (3/80 25 mm

22.225 mm (7/80 22.225 mm (7/80 68 mm

Inner Ring

24 mm

Outer Ring

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—concld.

1 2 3 4 5 6

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

15 mm 17 mm 20 mm 25 mm 15 nun

9 mm 9 mm 10 mm 11 mm 12 mm 15 TA 11 17 TA 11 20 TA 11 25 TA 11 15 TA 12 17 TA 12 20 TA 12 25 TA 12

12 mm 14 mm 15 mm 12 ram

51102 51103 51104 51105 51202 51203 51204 51205 31203S/W T6

MW3/4

T8

MW1

B6

EW3/4

28 mm 30 mm 35 mm 42 mm 32 mm 35 mm 40 mm 47 mm 35 mm 39.6875 mm d.9/16') 50.8 mm (2') 33.3375 mm (1.5/16-)

EW7/8

B7

04i

W9/16

W3/4

17 mm 20 mm 25 mm 17 mm 19.05 mm

06

07

W7/8

08

Wl

HW5/8

VH5

18.25625 mm (23/32*) 19.05 mm "') 7.14375 mm (9/32') 9.523 mm (3/8-) 15.875 mm (5/80 15.875 mm (5/8*) 15.875 mm (5/8-) 15.875 mm (5/8-) 19.05 mm

VH6

HW3/4

HW7/8

VH7

VH8

HW1

38.1mm di') 35.71875 mm (1.13/32') 38.89375 mm (1.17/32-) 42.06875mra (1.21/32*) 45.24375 mm (1.25/32*) 39.6875 mm (1.9/16-) 46.0375 mm (1.13/16-) 52.3875 mm (2.1/16-) 61.9125 mm (2.7/16')

22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm (I') 28.575 mm U. 1/8*)

22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm d') 15.875 mm (5/8-) 19.05 mm "*) 22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm d')

1. Import of the following bearings will bo allowed in consultation with DGTD—SKF Nos. 6200K, 6201K 6202K,

6203K, 6204K, 62O5K, 63OOK, 6301K, 6302K 6303K 6304K and 6305K.

All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(6) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) abovo;

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

3. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions

same as listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 1 4 ( l ) ( b)

Section II—S. No. 19(l)(i)/II

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings of 25.4 M.M. Bore (Internal) Diameter and below

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Outside dia.

Width Equivalent Hoffmann No.

3

2

4

5

6 1

MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS

N797

L17 17 mm

40 mm

10 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

FAG No. B015 15 mm

NBC No. BB1011                                          40 mm              10 mm
NBC No. BB1007                        24.2013 mm         38.9992 mm        7.2242 mm
                                      (0.9528')          (1.5354')         (0.2844-)

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

25TA13                                  51305               25 mm              52 mm              18 mm
                                        52204               20 mm              40 mm              26 mm
                                        52205               25 mm              47 mm              28 mm
                     MW7/8              T7                  22.225 mm          46.0375 mm         19.05 mm
                                                            (7/8')             (1.13/16-)         ("')
                     EW1                 ns                 25.4 mm            41.275mra          9.525 mm
                                                            (l'J               (1.5/8')           (3/8')
                     Wl/2               04                  12.7 mm            32.54375 mm        15.875 mm
                                                            (i')               (1.9/32')          (5/8')
                     W5/8               03                  15.875 mm          35.71875 mm        15.875 mm
                                                            (5/8')             (1.13/32')         (5/8')

All the ab.ive bearings with spocial features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groovo;

(6) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed only on the clearence of the DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)

S. No. 19(l)(iii)/II

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 25.4 M.M. Bore (Internal) Diameter and npto and Including

50.8 M.M. Bore (Internal) Diameter

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Width Ecjuivalenl Hoffmann No.

Outside dia.

Bore

Equivalent SKF No.

2

1

6

5

3

4

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

30BC02 . 35BCO2 . 40BCO2 .

45BCO2 .

50BCO2 .

. 130 . 135 . 140 . 145 . 150

6206 6207 6208 6209 6210

16 mm 17 mra 18 mm 19 mm 20 mm 16 mm

MOW

62 mm 72 mm K0 mm 85 mm 90 mm 62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 80 mm 80 mm

6206K 6208K 6209K. 208 6208W

30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm Taper Taper Taper 40 mm 40 mm

LS1I

RLS'J

LS12

RLSIO

RLS11

LS121

LSI 3

RLS12

LS131

63.5 /run (2f) 69.85 mm <2f) 76,2 mm (3') 82.55 mm (3i') 88.9 mm

RLS13

on95.25 mm

LSI 4

RLS14

LS141

RLSI5

LS15

RLS16

(3f) 101.6 mm (4-) 101.6 mm (4') 72 mm

18 mm 19 mm 18 mm 18 mm Outer Ring 29.5 mm Inner Ring 15.875 mm (5/8') 17,4625 mm (11/16-) 17.4625 mm (11/16*) 19.05 mm (!*) 19.05 mm

330

6306

28.575 mm (1.1/8") 31.75 mm (H') 34.925 mm (1.3/8') 38.1 mm (If) 41.275 mm (1.5/8-) 44.45 mm (If) 47.625 mm (1.7/8-) 50.8 mm (2') 30 mm

335

35BCO3

4OBC03

340 345

45BC03

5OBCO3

350

MS11

6307 6308 6309 6310 6306k RMS9

MS12

RMS10

MS121

RMSll

35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm Taper 28.575 mm (1.1/8') 31.75 mm (If) 34.925 mm (1.3/8') 38.1 mm

MS13

RMS12

on41.275 mm

MS131

RMS13

MSI 4

RMS14

MS14i

RMS15

MS15

RMS16

21 mm 23 mm 25 mm 27 mm 19 mm 20.6375 mm (13/16-) 22.225 mm (7/8') 22.225 mm (7/8') 23.8125 mm (15/16') 23.8125 mm (15/16-) 26.9875 mm (1.1/16') 26.9875 mm (1.1/16*) 26.9875 mm (1.1/16*)

(1.5/8') 44.45 mm (If) 47.625 turn (1.7/8') 50.8 mm (2")

80 mm 90 mm 100 mm 110 mm 72 mm 71.4375 mm (2.13/16') 79.375 mm (3.1/8') 88.9 mm (3*0 95.25 mm (3r) 101.6 mm (4-) 107.95 mm (41') 114.3 mm (41-) 114.3mm (41*)

APPENDLX 14(2)(a)

3

2

4

1

5

6

530

30 mm

30BC04

90 mm

23 mm

6406 6408

540

40 mm

40BC04

110 mm

27 mm

6006

30 mm

55 mm

13 mm

6007

35 mm

62 mm

14 mm

6008

                 40 mm             68 mm            15 mm
6009             45 mm             75 mm            16 mm
6010             50 mm             80 mm            16 mm

DOUBLE R OW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

U130

30 mm

1206

62 mm

16 mm 30BS02 40BS02

U140

1208

80 mm

18 mm

U145

1209

85 mm

45BS02

19 mm

40 mm 45 mm Taper

62 mm

1206K                                                16 mm
1208K             Taper            80 mm             18 mm
1209K             Taper            85 mm             19 mm

1508

UT140                              35nun            80 mm            '18 mm
UT145            1509              40 mm            85 mm            19 mm

1511

                    UT155                              50 mm             100 mm            21 mm
                    UT140E           1508E             31.75 mm          80 mm             18 mm
                                                       (If)
                   UT145E            1509E             31.8 mm           85 mm             19 mm
                    UT155E            1511E            an50.8 mm         100 mm            21 mm
                                                       (2')
3OBSO3              U33O              1306             30 mm             72 mm             19 mm

30 mm

2206

U130W

62 mm

22 mm

40 mm

2208

80 mm

U140W

23 mm

2209

23 nim

U145W                             45 mm             85 mm
                 2508             35 mm             80 mm            23 mm
                 2509             40 mm             85 mm            23 mm
                 2511             50 mm             100 mm           25 mm
                 2508E                              80 mm            23 mm

2509E

                                    31.75 mm
                                    Of)
                                    38.1 mm          85 mm             23 mm
                                    Of)               (2f)             (3/8*)
                  2511E             50.8 mm           100 mm           25 mm
                                    (2')
                  11506             30 mm            62 mm             16mm
                  11508             40 mm            80 mm             18 mm
                  11509             45 mm                              19 mm
ULS11             RL9               28.575 mm                          15.875 mm

(5/8')

ULS12             RL10                                                    17.4625 mm
                                                                         (11/16-)
ULS13              RL12                                                   19.05 mm

RL13

U.1/8-) 31.75 mm (If) 38.1mm (I*') 41.275 mm

19.05 mm ULS13J

(1.5/8-)

85 mm 63.5 mm (2f) 69.85 mm (2f) 82.55 mm Or) 88.9 mm Of)

(f)

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

16 mm

2O6B

130ACD

30BA02

62 mm

72 mm

17 mm

30 mm 35 mm

7207B

135ACD

35BAO2

80 mm

40 mm

18 mm

7208B

140ACD

40BA02

30BA02

150ACD

50 mm

20 mm

7210B

90 mm

APPENDIX 14(2)(a)

3

4

5

6 2

1

3OBAO3               33OACD            7306B             30  mm             72 mm             19 mm
40BA03              340ACD             7308B             40  mrp            90 mm             23 mm
5OBA03              35OACD             7310B             50  mm            110 mm             27 mm
45BA04              545ACD             7409B             45  mm            120 mm             29 mm
                                         SPECIAL  BALL  BEARINGS
                    MSN14                                44.45             117.475 mm        28.575 mm
                                                         dl')              (4.5/8')           0.1/8-)
SBL  No.  BA2007    RIV  No.  10593                      25.5 mm             72 mm             19 mm
(Fiat  Part  No.  F872489/1.28.122)
SBL  No.  ST40DD    SRO  No.  LA40                       40 mm             80 mm              18 mm
                                                                                              Outer  Ring
                                                                                              37 mm/56 mm
                                                                                              Inner  Ring
SBL  No.  BA2001    NBC  N o.  BB1019                    40 mm             82.286 mm          48.4 mm
F AQ  No.  200216                      306445B/C         50 mm             81.6 mm            25 mm
                    NBC  N o.  BB1005  OXD88509          45 mm             85 mm              19 mm
                                                                                              Outer  Ring
                                                                                              27 mm
                                                                                              Inner  Ring
                                          THRUST  BALL  BEARINGS
30TA11                                 51106             30 mm             47 mm              11 mm
                                       51106A            30 mm             47 mm              11 mm
 35TA11                                51107             35 mra             53 mm             12 mm
                                       51107A            35 mm              52 mm             12 mm
 40TA11                                51108             40 mm              60 mm             13 mm
 45TA11                                51109             45 mm              65 mm             14 mm
 50TA11                                51110             50 mm              70 mm             14 mm
 30TA12                                51206             30  mm             53 mm             16 mm
                                       51206A             30 mm             52 mm             16 mm
 40TA12                                51208             40 mm              68 mm             19 mm
 45TA12                                51209             45 mm              73 mm             20 mm
 50TA12                                51210              50 mm             78 mm             22 mm
 30TA13                                51306              30 mm             60 mm             21 mm
 35TA13                                51307              35 mm             68 mm             24 mm
 40TA13                                51308              40 mm             78 mm             26 mm
 45TA13                                51309              45 mm             85 mm             28 mm
 5OTA13                                51310              50 mm             95 mm             31 mm
 35TA14                                51407              35 mm             80 mm             32 mm
                                       52306              30 mm             60 mm             38 mm
                                       54308U             40 mm             82 mm             59 mm
                                       31109A             45 mm             65 mm             14 mm
                                       511O8L

5H09L/C

APPENDTX 14(2) (a)—concld.

3

2

1

09

Wl.1/8

010

W li

Wl.3/8

011

012

Wli

014

W ll

016

W2

EWli

T9

MW1.1/8

T10

MWJi

T12

MWli

T14

MWll

MW2

T16

VH9

HW1.1/8

VH12

HWH

RIV No. 9535C ABC No PAB 12308

Aetna No. CB1054 ABC No. JP1054

1

(Jeep Part No. 649339)

R & M No. XLT 35 ABC No. ST 07

4

6

5

28.575 mm (.1.1/8-) 31.75 mm

an34.925 mm

(1.3/8') 38.1 mm (in 44.45 mm

an50.8 mm

15.875 mm (5/8') 18.25625 mm (23/32') 18.25625 mm (23/32') 18.25625 mm (23/32') 19.05 mm (f) J9.05 mm

(2') 31.75 mm (H*) 28.575 mm (1.1/8 ')

12.7 mm (*') 22.225 mm (7.8')

31.75 mm

25.4 mm

an38.1 mm

a-)28.575 mm

(1.1/8-) 31.75 mm (H*) 34.925 mm (1-3/8-) 33.3375 mm (1.5/16') 44.45 mm

48.41875 mm (1.29/23') 53.18125 mm (2.3/32") 56.35625 (2.7/32') 59.53125 mm (2.11/32') 68.2625 mm (2.11/16') 75.40625 mm (2.31/32') 52.3875 mm (2.1/16') 57.15 mm (2i') 63.5 mm (2i') 73.025 mm (2.7/8') 84.1375 mm (3.5/16') 93.6625 mm (3.11/16*) 68.2625 mm C2.il/16-) 88.9 mm ( 3D

(If) 44.45 mm (11-) 50.8 mm (2') 28.575 mm (1.1/8 ') 38.1 mm (If)

an

68 mm

18.9 mm 30.2 mm

71,44 mm

16.9 mm 38.3 mm

55 mm

16 mm 35 mm

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD;—SKF Nos. 206, 207,209, 210, 306, 307, 308, 309,

310, 6207K, 6210K, 6307K, 6308K, 6309K, and 631OK.

2. All the above bearings with special features such as:—

(a) A Groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above;

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

3. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those

listed in this appendix will bo considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14{2) (b)

S. No. 19(l)(iil)/TI

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings above 25.4 m.m. Bore (Internal) Diameter and upto and Including 50.8 m.m. Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.I. No.

Bearing Dimensions Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Width

Outside dia.

i •• • Bore

2

1

3

4

6

5

1 SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

S12

EE11 31.75 mm

57.15 mm

9.525 mm

(2i')

(I")

on

2. SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

35BAO3

335ACD

73O7B 35 mm

80 mm

21 mm

3. SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

NBC No. BB1006

45 mm

— 27 mm

10.5 mm

4, THRUST BALL BEARINGS

52206 51207

35TA12

30 mm 35 mm

52 mm 62 mm

29 mm 18 mm

013

Wl.5/8 .

41.275 mm (1.5/8')

62,70625 mm (2.15/32-)

18.25625 mm (23/32')

015

Wl.7/8

47,625 mm (1.7/8')

71.4375 mm (2.13/16')

19.05 mm (!')

EW1.1/8

44,45 mm

9.525 mm

28,575 mm (1.1/8")

(3/8')

an

All the above bearings with special features such as:— (a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (c) Any combination of items (a) and (6) above;

will bo considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed only with the clearance of the DGTD.

APPENDIX 14 (3) (a)

[S. No. 19(l)(v)/n]

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 50.8 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter and upto and including 76.2 mm

Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.T. No.          Equivalent        Equivalent                         Bearing  Dimension: 9
                                                                               .j \_
                    Hoffmann  No.     SKF No.
                                                       Bore                 Outside dia     Width
 1                   2                  3                4                  5                6
                               DEEP  GROOVE  SINOLE  ROW RADIAL  BALL  BEARINGS.
55BCO2              115               6211              55 mm            100 mm            21 mm
60BCO2              160               6212              60 mm            110 mm            22 mm
65BCO2              165               6213             65 mm             120 mm            23 mm
70BCO2              170               6214             70 mm             125 mm            24 mm
75BCO2              175               6215             75 mm             130 mm            25 mm
55BCO3              355               6311             55 mm             120 mm            29 mm
60BCO3              360               6312             60 mm             130 mm            31 mm
65BCO3              365               6313             65 mm             140 mm            33 mm
75BCO3              375               6315             75 mm             160 mm            37 mm

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

22 mm KiOACD

7212B 60 mm 110 mm

60BAO2

DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

55BSO2             U155              1211             55 mm            100 mm           21 mm
75BSO2             U175              1215             75 mm            130 mm           25 mm
                                    1211K             Taper            100 mm           21 mm
                   UT175             1515             65 mm            130 mm           25 mm
                   UT175E           1515E             63.5 mm          130 mm           25 mm
                                                     (2*-)
                   U1155W           2211              55 mm            100 mm           25 mm
                                    11511             55 mm            100 mm           21 mm

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

55TA11                                51111             55 mm            78 mm             16 mm
60TA11                                51112             60 mm            85 mm             17 mm
65TA11                                51113             65 mm            90 mm              18 mm
70TA11                                51114            70 mm             95 mm             18 mm
75TA11                                51115             75 mm            100 mm            19 mm
60TA12                                51212            60 mm             95 mm             26 mm
65TA12                                51213             65 mm             100 mm           27 mm
60TA13                                51312             60 mm             110 mm           35 mm
65TA13                                51313             65 mm             115 mm           36 mm
70TA13                                51314             70 mm             125 mm           50 mm
75TA13                                51315             75 mm             135 mm           44 mm
                    W2i               018               57.15 mm         84.93125 mm       22.225 mm
                                                       (2f)              (3.11/32')        (7/8')
                    W21               020               63.5 mm          94.45625 mm       25.4 mm
                                                        (21*)            (3.23/32')        0")
                   W2.5/8             021               66.675 mm        97.63125 mm       25.4 mm
                                                       (2.5/8')          (3.27/32')        (1')

APPENDIX 14(3) (a)—concld

2

3

4

5

6

W2f

022

102.39375mm

(4.1/32-)

69.85 mm (2*0

25.4 mm (10

W2.7/R

023

73.025 mm (2.7/8')

105.56875 mm (4.5/32')

25.4 mm (10

W3

024

111.125 mm (4.3/8-)

28.575mm (1.1/80

76.2 mm 0')

MW2i

T18

57.15 mm (21')

107.95 mm (4*0

42.8625 mm (1.11/160

MW2^

63.5 mm

T20

50.8 mm (2-)

120.65 mm (4*0

on

MW21

T22

69,85 mm

127.00 mm (50

50.8 mm (20

on

MW3

T24

76.2 mm (3')

i42.875 mm (3.5/8-)

57.15 mm (21-)

52.39 mm

85.54 mm

20.08 mm Aetna No. DG/PR-108 (Dodge Part No. PA-581499).

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD:—6311K, 211, 2211K, 6211K, and 6212K.

2. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(_b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above;

will be considered as banned for import.

3. The ban relates to the standard beariags only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those

listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

[SI. No. 19(l)(v)/II]

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings above 50.8 nun Bore (Internal) Diameter and up to and including

76.2 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter.

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I, No.

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Width

Outside dia.

Bore

6

5

3

4

2

1

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

18 mm 18 mm

95 mm 100 mm

60 mm 65 mm

6012 6013

s

Double Row Self-Aligning Ball Bearing.

UT1S5             1517              75 mrn             150 ram           28 mm
UT185E            1517E              76.2  mm          150 mm            28 mm
                                    (3-)
LI175W            221W              75 mm              130 mm            31 mm
                  2515               65 mm             130 mm            31 mm
                  2517              75 mm              150 mm            36 mm
                  2515E             63.5  mm           130 mm            31 mm
                                     (24')
                  11515              75 mm             130 mm            25 mm

Thrust Ball Bearings

90 mm

51211

55 mm

25 mm

55TA12

105 mm

70 mm

27 mm

51214

70TA12

110 mm

75 mm

27 mm

51215

75TA12

105 mm

55 mm

35 mm

51311

53TA13

017

VV2.1/8

R 1.75625 mm (3.7/32')

22.225 mm (7/8')

53.975 mm (2.1/8')

019

W2.3/8

91.28125 mm (3.19/32')

25.4 mm (1')

60.325 mm (2.3/8')

1. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shiold or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above ;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed only with the clearance of the DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(4)(a)

[SI. No. 19(l)(vii)/U]

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 76.2 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.I. No.

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hoffman No,

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Outside dia

Width

1

3

2

4

5

6

Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

LS191  ACD          ALS26               82.55 mm            152.4 mm            26.9875 mm
                                        (31')              (6')                 (1.1/16-)
LS22J  ACD                              120.65 mm           209.55 mm           33.3375 ram
                                        (4r)                (Si')               (I.5/16-)
N5311                                   120.65 mm          209.55 mm           66.675 mm
                                        (4f)               (8f)                (2.5/R*)

Trust Ball Bearings

80TA11 80TA12 80TA13

51116 51216 51316 026

80 mm 80 mm 80 mm 82.55 mm

W3K

105 mm 115 mm 140 mm 122.2375 mm (4.13/16")

(31')

19 mm 28 mm 44 mm 31.75 mm (li'>

1. AH the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (c) Any combination of items (a) and (6) above;

will be considered as banned for import.

2, The ban relates to the standards bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions "amo a" those listed in this appendix will be considered only in consultation with DGTD.

22 G.I./73—12

APPENDIX 14(4)(b)

[SI. No. 19(l)(vii)/II]

Restricted types of Ball Bearing* above 76.2 nun Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.I. No

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Outside Dia,

Width

3

5

1

4

6 2

OUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

D

85BSO2             U185              1217                  85 mm            150 nun          28 mm
                   U185W             2217                  85 mm            150 mm           36 mm
                                    11317                  85 mm            150 mm           28 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

N47UC                                         82,55 mm           152.4 mm            53.975 mm
                                             (3f)                05')                (2.1/8')

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

85 mm 110 mm 100 mm

51117 51120 51220

HO mm 135 mm 150 mm

85TA11 100TA11 100TA12

19 mm 25 mm 38 mm

1. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (6) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (c) Any combination of items (a) and (6) above; will be considered ai restricted bearings and their import will be allowd only with the clearance of the DGTD.

APPENDIX 14 (5) (a)

(SI. No. 19(2)(i)(a)/II)

Banned Types of Cylindrical Roller Bearings

I.S.I. No

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hott'maDn No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Width.

Outside Dla.

2

6

5

1

3

4

R120 R125 R130 R135 R140 R145 R150

14 mm 15 mm 16 mm 17 mm 18 mm 19 mm 20 mm 20RNO2 25RNO2 30RNO2 35RNO2 40RNO2 45RNO2 50RNO2

N204 N205 N206 N207 N208 N209 N210

47 mm 52 mm 62 mm 72 mm 80 mm 85 mm 90 mm

20 mm 25 mm 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm JO mm

47 mm 47 mm 47 mm 52 mm

20 mm 20 mm 20 mm 25 mm

14 mm 14 mm 14 mm 15 mm

NJ204 NU204 NU204N NJ205

NU205 NU205N NJ207 NU207 NJ209

25 mm 25 mm 35 mm 35 ram 45 mm

52 mm 52 mm 72 mm 72 mm 85 mm

15 mm 15 mm 17 mm 17 mm 19 mm

19 mm 19 mm 19 mm

NU209 NU209N NU209MN

85 mm 85 mm 85 mm

a. NU209EN.M.1

45 mm 45 mm 45 mm

FAG N,

R32O R325

N304 N305

20 mm 25 mm

52 mm 62 mm

15 mm 17 mm 20RNO3 25RNO3

19 mm 21 mm 23 mm 25 mm

N306 N307 N308 N3O9 N310

72 mm 80 mm 90 mm 100 mm 110 mm

27 mm R33O R335 R340 R345 R35O

30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm

30RNO3 35RNO3 40RNO3 45RNO3 50RNO3

NU307 NU307W

80 mm 80 mm

35 mm 35 mm

FAG NO.510148M.1

80 mm

21 mm 23 mm 23 mm 25 mm 25 mm 25 mm 25 mm

100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm

35 mm 45 mm 45 mm 45 mm 45 mm

NU3O7MNW NU309 NU309N NUP309 NUP309N

CRL6

19"05 mm

RLS8

47.625 mm a.7/8-) 57.15 mm

CRL8

RLS10

14.2875 mm (9/16') 15.875 mm (5/8')

(21-)

"*) 25.4 mm d')

209.55 mm

CRL38

RLS221

RXLS3i

120.65 (4t0 82.55 mm (31') 25.4 mm

LO64

(810 120.65 mm (41") 53.975 mm (2.1/8-)

33.3375 mm 0.5/16') 19.05 mm (*') 28.575 mm (1.1/8*)

(10

43 mm

47 mm 58 mm

190 mm 215 mm 280 mm

NUP318M/C4 NH320M/C4 NU326M/C4

L5285F(NBQ L4430(NBQ L5284(NBQ

90 mm 100 mm 130 mm

APPENDIX 14(5) (a)— contd.

5

4

1 2

6

3

L4023(NBQ         NU330EM/C4       150 mm           320 mm            65 mm
RB5001(NBQ        WJ118x220        118 mm           220 ram           60 mm
RB5OO2(NBQ       WJP118x220P       118 mm           220 mm            60 mm
L6179(NBC)       WJ120x215         120 mm           215 mm            60 mm
L618O(NBC)        WJP120x215P      120 mm           215 mm            60 mm
L5063(NBC)        WJ120x220        120 mm           220 mm            60 mm
L5064(NBC)        WJP120x220P      120 mm           220 mm            60 mm
L6156(NBQ         WJ120x240        120 mm            240 mm           80 mm
L6157(NBQ         WJP120x240P      120 mm           240 mm            80 mm
RB5006(NBQ        WJ126x240)       126 mm            240 mm           80 mm
RB5007(NBQ        WJP126x240P      126 mm            240 mm           80 mm
NBR10KNBQ         WJ128x24O        128 mm            240 mm           80 mm
NBR102(NBQ        WJP128x240P      128 mm            240 mm           80 mm
L5031(NBQ         WJ130x240        130 mm            240 mm           80 mm
L5032/(NBC)       WJP130x240P      130 mm            240 mm           80 mm
L3943(NBQ         WJ130x260        130 mm            260 mm           84 mm
L5944
1.  All the above bearings with special features  "uch as :—
(a)  A groove In the outer ring with or without  loose ring In the groove  ;
(b)  A  dust  shield  or  plate  on  one  or  both  sides of  the bearings  ;
(c)  Any combination of Items (a) and  (b) above  ; will be considered  as banned  for  import.
2.  The  ban  relates  to  the  standard  bearings  onty.  Import  of  extia-precision  and  heavy  duty  bearings  having  dimension*  §ame  as those lilted In this appendix will be considered  in consultation  with  DGTD.

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APPENDDC  14(5) (b)
[SI. No.  19(2)(i)(a)/iq
Restricted  types  of  Cylindrical  Roller  Bearings
Bearing  Dimensions
Equivalent
I.S.I. No.
Bore
SKF No.
Width Equivalent Hoffmann No.
Outside dia.
4
5
3
6
1
2
y
NF208
NH2210 NJ309 RB5O33(NBC) RB5034(NBQ RB5O37(NBC) RB5O38(NBQ RB5O23(NBQ RB5024(NBC) RB5020(NBC) RB5021(NBQ RB5022(NBQ
40 mm 50 mm 45 mm 116 mm 116. mm 118 mm 118 mm 144.5 mm 144.5 mm 150 mm 150 mm 150 mm
80 mm 90 mm 100 mm 220 mm 220 mm 240 mm 240 mm 245 mm 245 mm 270 mm 270 mm 270 mm
18 mm 23 mm 25 mm 60 mm 60 mm 80 mm 80 mm 72 mm 72mro 105 mm 105 mm 105 mm
1.  Import  of  the  following  bearings  will  be  allowed  inconsultaiion  with  D.G.T.D.  :—
NUP2O8,  NJ211,  NU211,  NUP211  NUP211N,  NUP2208,  NU305,  NF307,  NJ405,  NJ405N,  NU407,  NU407N, NU318,  NU320.
2.  All  the  above  bearings  with  special  features  such  as  :—
(a)  a  Groove  in  the  outer  ring  with  or  without  loose  ring  in  the  groove;
(ft)  A  dust  shield  or  plate  on  the  one  or  both  sides  of  the  bearings;
(c)  Any  combination  of  items  (a)  and  (b)  above;
will  be  considered  as  restricted  bearings  and  their  import  will  bo  allowed  only  with  the  clearance  of  the  D.G.T.D.

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Banned  types  of  Tapered Roller Bearings
Bearing  Demensions
I.S.I. No.
r
Equivalent SKLF No.
Width
Bore
Outside dia.
2
3
5
4
1
3 0 2 03  . . ..
12mm 14mm 3 0 2 04  . . ..
3 0 2 05  . . ..
3 0 2 06  . . ..
3 0 2 07  . . ..
3 0 2 08  . . ..
3 0 2 09  . . ..
3 0 2 14  . . ..
3 0 2 15  . . ..
3 0 2 16  . . ..
40mm 47mm 52mm 62mm 72mm 80mm 85mm 125mm 130mm 140mm 42mm
15mm 16mm 17mm 18mm 19mm 24mm 25mm 26mm 13mm 3 0 3 02  . . ..
3 0 3 05  . . ..
3 0 3 06  . . ..
3 0 3 12  . . ..
3 2 2 08  . . ..
3 2 2 11  . . ..
62mm 72mm 130mm 80mm 100mm 110mm
3 2 2 12  . . ..
17mra 20mm 25mm 30mm 35mm 40mm 45mm 70mm 75mm 80mm 15mm 2Sram 30mm 60mm 40mm 55mm 60mm
17mm 19mm 31mm 23mm 25mm 28mm
( 3 9 7 7 X / 7 3 9 2 2 X)
120mm
3 2 2 13  . . ..
65mm
31mm
( 3 3 O 3 5 6 B)  ( 3 9 5 8 6 / 3 9 5 2 8)
3 2 2 14  . . ..
125mm 140mm
70mm 80mm
31mm 33mm 3 2 2 16  . . .. (578XA/572A)
32306  . . ..
72mm 80mm
30mm 35mm
27mm 31mm 32307  . . .. (3478X/3424S)
32309
330201
330632C CK-03062/K-03162
CK-11590/AK-1152O  .
1-100545 A/46
CK-09067/K-09195
(M12644/M12611) CK-21075/K-21212
CKM-12649/KM-12610
CK-07100S/K-07210X  .
CK-15100S/K-15245  .
CK-15100S/K-15250X  .
CK-23100/K-23256
CK-1988/K-1922
CK-02872/K-02820
CK-15117/K-15245
100m 110mm 135mm 41.275mm (1.625*) 42.8625mm (1.6875') 47.0mm 49.2252mm (1.938") 53.975mm (2.125') 50.00498mm (1.9687') 50.8mm (2') 61.99886mm (2.4409') 63.5mm (2.5') 65.088 mm (2.5625*) 57.15 mm (2.25') 73.025mm (2.875') 61.99886mm (2.4409')
45mm 60mm 60mm 15.875mm (0.625') 15.875mm (0.625') 18.0mm 19.05mm (0.75-) 19.05mm (0.75') 21.42998mm (0.8437') 25.4mm d') 25.4mm (I*) 25.4mm (1*) 25.4 mm (1*) 28.575 mm (1.125') 28.575mm (1.125*) 29.9847mm (1.1805 *)
 
36mm 28mm 30.95mm 14.6812mm (0.578') 14.2875mm (0.5625') 14.38mm 19,05mm (0.75)' 21.83892mm (0.8598') 18.288mm (0.72-) 14.1478mm (0.557') 20.6375mm (0.8125') 20.6375mm (0.8125') 21.463 mm (0.845') 19.355 mm (0.762') 22,225mra (0.875*) 20.6375mm (0.8125')

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APPENDIX  14<6Xa)—cotttd.
1
3
4
1
5
CK-15123/K-15243        31.75mm                61.99886mm             19.05mm
                       (1.25*)                 (2.4409')               (0.75-)
CK-15125/K-15245        31.75mm                61.99886mm             20.6375mm
                        (1.25')                (2.4409')               (0.8125')
CK-14125A/K-14276    .  31.75mra               69.0118mm              19.5834mm
                       (1.25-)                 (2.717')               (O.771-)
CK-3188S/K-3120         31.75mm                72.626mm               29.997mm
                        (1.25')                (2.8593')              (1.181')
KT-J 26 (with and without 32.004 mm            56.563 mm              15.875mm
  oil hole).
AB No. T126L
CK-14131/K-14276        33.3375mm              69.0118mm              19.5834mm
(Jeep Part  No. 51575U/ (1.3125-)              (2.717')               (0.771')
  52883U)
CKLM-48548/KLM-4851O    34.925mra              65.0875mm              18.288mm
                       (1.375*)                (2.5625')              (0.72')
CK-14137A/K-14276    .  34.925mm               69.0118mm              19.5834mm
                       (1.375-)                (2.717')               (0.771')
CK-25877/K-25820       34.925mm                73.025mm               24.60752mm
                        (1.375-)               (2.875')               (0.9688-)
CK-25877/K-25821        34.925mm               73.025mm               24,60752mm
                        (1.375')               (2.875')               (0.9688')
CK-25878/K-25821        34.925mm               73.025mm               24.60752mm
                       (1.3750                 (2.875')                (0.9688-)
CK-31594/K-3152O       34.925mm                76  2mm                28.575 mm
                        (1.375')               (3')                    (1.125')
KT138X(wlth and         35mm                   66.7mm                 19,5mm
 without  oil hole)
 (ABC No. T138L)
CK-2780/K-2720          36.487mm               76.2mm                 25.654mm
                        (1.4365*)              (3')                   (1.01')
CK-NA44143/K-44363D     36.512mm               92.075mm               55.562mm
                       (1.4375-)               (3.625')               (2.1875-)
KTI44X (with and        36.754mm               66.675mm               19.446mm
  without oil hole)     (1.447')               (2.625')               (0.7656-)
(ABC No. T144L)
N1001  (Hoffman)        38.1 mm                69.037 ram             14.427 mm
                       (1.5')                  f2.718')                (0.568-)
CK^tl8/K-414    .       38.1mm                 88.50122mm             29.083mm
                       d.5')                   (3.4843')              (1.145')
AKLM-501349/KLM-        41.275mm               73,4314mm               19.812mm
  501310               (1.625-)                 (2.891-)              (0.78-)
CK-24780/K-24720        41.275mm               76.2mm                 23.02002mm
                        (1.625')               (3-)                   (0.9063-)
CK-25577/K-25523       42.8752mm               82,931mm               25, 4mm
(Jeep Part No. 52979U/ (1.688')                (3.265')               (10
 52980U)
CK-55176C/K-5543       44.45mm                 112.7125mm             26.90876mm
                       (1-75-)                 (4.4375')              (1.0594')
CK-2984/K-2924  .      46.038mm                85.0mm                 25.608mm
                       (1.8125-)               (3.3465')              (1.0082')
CK-59187/K-59412       47.625mm                104.775mm              36.512mm
                       (1.875-)                (4.125')               (1.4375')
CK-55187C/K-55443    . 47.625mm                112.7125mm             26.90876mm
                       (1.875-)                (4.4375')              (1.05994')
CK-55194AC/K-55452D    49,9872mm               114.98072mm            28.4861mm
                       (1.968')                (4.5268')              (1.1215-)
CK-368A/K-362A         50.8 mm                 88.9 mm                22,225 mm
                       (2')                    (3.5-)                 (0.875-)
CK-378O/K-372O         50.8 mm                93.264 mm               30.302  mm
                       (2')                    (3.6718')              (1.1930
CK-45284/K-45220       50.8mm                  104,775mm              30.958mm
                       (2')                    (4.125-)               (1.21880
CK-33891/K-33821       52,388mm                95,25mm                28.575mm
                       (2.0625-)               (3.75')                (1.125')
CK-539/K-532X  .       53,975mm                107.95mm               36.957mm
                       (2.125')                (4.25')                (1.455-1
CK-72212C/K-72487    . 53.975mm                123.825mm              32.7914mm
                       (2.125-)                (4.875')               (.1.291-)


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1
3
4
2
5
CK-28682/K-28622
CK-462A/K-453X
CK-3982X/K-3927XA  .
CK-3982X/K-3920
CK-3984/K-3920  .
CK-482/K-472
CK-566/K-563  .
CK-33281/K-33472
CK-567A/K-563  .
CK-567/K-563  .
CK^2687/K-42620
CK-495AX/K-493
CK-575S/K-572  .
CK^tO8339/K-572
CK-580/K-572  .
CK-582/K-572  .
1838055/56  . 1838051/52  . 1838053/54  . 1838057/57  .
24.608mm (0.9688') 29.317mm (1.1542') 30.0482mm (1.183') 30.0482mm (1.183') 30.0482mm (1.183') 29.007 mm (1.142') 36.1696mm (1.424-) 30.162mm (1.1875') 36.1696mm (1.424') 36.1696mm (1.424*) 31.0mm (1,2205') 29.7688mm (1.172") 36.09848mm (1.4212') 36.09848mm (1.4212-) 36.09848mm (1.4212') 36.09848mm (1.4212') 14.383mm 17.462mra 16mm 20.5mm 27mm 17.462mm 13.097mm
57.15mm (2.25') 57.15 mm (2.25*) 63. 5mm (2.5-) 63. 5mm (2.5-) 66.675mm (2.625') 69.85 mm (2.75') 69.85mm (2.75') 71.4375mm (2,8125") 71.4375mm (2.8125') 73.025mm (2.875') 76.2mm (3') 76.2mm (3") 76,2mm (3') 76,2mm (30 82.55mm (3.25') 82.55mm (3,25') 18mm 26mm 33mm 28mm 32mm 26mm 40.844mm 44.315mm
97.63mm (3.8437') 104.775 mm (4.125') 109.99978mm (4.3307') 112.7125mm (4.4375') 112.7125mm (44.4375') 120.0 ram (4.7244') 127.0mm (5') 120.0mm (4.7244') 127.0mm (5') 127.0mm (5') 127.0mm (5') 136,525mm (5.375') 139.9921mm (5.5115') 139.9921mm (5.5115') 139.9921mm (5.5115') 139.9921mm (5.5115') 47ram 52mm 62mm 70mm 72mm 59.8mm 64.313mm 69.875mm
23.368mm ABC No. PAB123O3 ABC No. PAB 12304 ABC No. PAB12305 ABC No. PAB12306 ABC No. PAB12307 ABC No. PAB12435 ABC No. L35RC/L36 ABC No. L35RC/L38
1.  Import  of the following  tapered  roller  bearings will bo allowed in consultation  with  DGTD:—SKF Nos. 30211 and  32209. 2.  The  ban  relates to  the  standard  bearings  only.  Import  of  extra  precision  and  heavy  duty  bearings  having  dimensions  same  as
those tested  in this appendix will be considered  only  in consultation with  DGTD.

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APPENDIX  14(6)(b)
[SI.  No  19(3)(i)(a)/n]
Restricted  types  of  Tapered  Roller  Bearing!
Bearing  Dimensions
I.S.L. No.
Equivalent SKFNo.
Outside  dia.
Bore
Width
3
2
4
5 1
AK-535/K-532A  .
CK-495/K-493
44.45mm (1.750 82.55 mm (3.25')
111.125mm (4.3750 136.525mm (5.3750
36.957mm (1.4550 29.769mm (1.1720
CK-NA48686/K-NA 142.875mm (5.625')
48620D
200.025mra (7.8750
93.662mm (3.68750
1.  Import  of the following  tapered  roller bearings will be allowed  only  on  the  clearance  of the  DOTD
30304,  30307,  30210,  30313  31309,  (INP  No.  30309D),  32311,
CK-2793/K-2720
CKHM-903249/KHM-
903210
CK-81630/K-81963D
(Bower  81630/81963D)
CK-67885/K-67820
(Bower  67885/67820)
CK-544090/K-544118
(Bower  544090/544118)
CK-NA  782/K-774D
 
CK-938/K-932

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Banned  types  of  Needle  Bushes/Shell  type  Needle  Bearings/Thin  Shell  Needle  Bearings/Drawn  Cop
Needle  Bearings/Needle  Roller  Bearings
I.S.I. N o.               Equivalent  Nadella N o.                          Bearing  Dimensions
                                                                                      JL
                                                  Bore                    Outside  Dimension      Width
       1                       2                     3                       4                       5
                          DL  1212   .            12  ram                 18 mm                   12 mm
                          DL  1412   .            14 mm                   20 mm                   12 mm
                          DL  1512   .            15 mm                   21 mm                   12 mm
                          DL1516                  15 mm                   21 mm                   16 mm
                          DL  1612   .            16 mm                   22 mm                   12 mm
                          DL  1712   .            17 mm                   23 mm                   12 mm
                          DL  1812                18 mm                   24 mm                   12 mm
                          DL  1816   .            18 mm                   24 mm                   16 mm
                          DL  2012   .            20  mm                  26 mm                   12 mm
                          DL 2016                 20  mm                  26 mm                   16 mm
                          DL  2216                22  mm                  28 mm                   16 mm
                          DL  2520                25  mm                  33 mm                   20 mm
                          JL88                    12.70 mm                17.4625 mm              12.70 mm
                                                  (1/2-)                  (11/160                 (1/20
                          JL  108      .   ..     15.8750mm               20.6375mm               12.70mm
                                                  (5/8 Inch)              (13/16 inch)            (1/2  inch)
                          JL  1212                19.0500mm               25.4000mm               19.0500mm
                                                  (3/4 inch)              (1 inch)                (3/4 inch)
                          JL  148      .   ..     22.2250mm               28.5750mm               12.7000mm
                                                  (7/8 inch)              (1.1/8  inch)           (1/2 inch)
                          JL  1416                22.2250mm               28.5750mm               25.4000mm
                                                  (7/8 inch)              (1.1/8  inch)           (1 inch)
                          JL  168                 25.40 mm                31.75 mm                12.70 mm
                                                  d')                     (1.1/40                 (1/20
                          JL  1612                25.4000 mm              31.7500 mm              19.0500 ma
                                                  (1 inch)                (1.1/4 inch)            (3/4 inch)
                          JL  1616                25.4000 mm              31.7500 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                  (1 inch)                (1.1/4 inch)            (1 Inch)
                          JL  188      .   ..     28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm              12.7000 mm
                                                 (1.1/8  inch)            (1.3/8  inch)           (1/2 inch)
                          JL  1812                28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm              19.0500 nur
                                                  (1.1/8 inch)            (1.3/8 inch)            (3/4 inch)
                          JLT1812                 28.575 mm               38.10 mm                19.05 mm
                                                  (1.1/80                 (HO                     (3/40
                         JL  1816                 28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm              25.4000 mn
                                                  (1.1/8  inch)           (1.3/8 inch)            (1 Inch)
                          JLT1816                 28.575 mm               38.10 mm                25,40 mm
                                                  (1.1/80                 0.*')                   (10
                          JL  2012                31.7500 mm              38.1000 mm              19.0500 mn
                                                  (1.1/4 inch)            (1.1/2 inch)            3 .'4 inch)
                          JL 2016                 31.7500 mm              38.1OOOmm               25.4000 mn
                                                  (1.1/4 inch)            (1.1/2 inch)            (1 inch)
                          JL2020                  31.75 mm                38.10 mm                31.75 mm
                                                  (1  .1/4')              (1.1/20                  (1.1/40
                          JL  228      .   ..     34.9250 mm              40.2750 mm              12.7000 mm
                                                  (1.3/8 inch)            (1.5/8 inch)            (1/2 inch)
                          JL2216                  34.925 mm               41.275 mm               25.40 mm
                                                  (1.3/80                 (1-5/80                 (10
                          JL2220                  34.925 mm               41.275 mm               31.75 mm
                                                  (1.3/8-)                (1.5/80                 (1.1/4*)
                          JL2414                  38.10 mm                47.625 mm               22,225 mm
                                                  (1.1/20                 (1.7/80                  (7/80


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JL  2416
47.6250 mm (1.7/8 Inch)
25.4000 mm (1 inch)
38.1OOOmm (1.1/2 inch)
JL  2420
47.6250 mm (1.7/8 inch)
31.7500 mm (1.1/4 inch)
38.1OOOmm (1.1/2 inch)
JL  2816
53.975 mm (2.1/8-)
44.45 mm (1.3/4')
25.40 mm (I')
JL  2824
53.975 mm (2.1/8-)
44.45 mm (1.3/4')
38.10 mm (1.1/20
JL  810  . ..
17.4625 mm (11/16 inch)
J2.7000 mm (1/2 inch)
15.8750 mm (5/8 inch)
JL  1210
25.4000 mm (1 inch)
15.8750 mm (5/8 inch)
19.0500 mm (3/4 inch)
All  the  abovo  bearings  with  special  featur*  such  as :—
Torrington
Prefix
Nadella/NRB Prefix
INA "Prefix
Suffix
B
OH DLH,  JLH
—
(o)  Needle  Bushes  having
oil Holes.
Y
YL
SN
(b)  Needle  Bushes  where needles  are  retained  in the bush  by grease.
FJ
BK
DB
For  metric  serie*.
(c)  Needle  Bushes  where needles  are  retained  in the bush by cage.
will be considered  as banned  for  import.

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Restricted  types  of  Needle  Bushes/Shell  type  Needle  Bearings/Thin  Shell  Needle  Bearings/Drawn  Cop
Bearings  and  Needle  Roller  Bearings.
Bearing Dimensions
Equivalent  Nadella No.
I.S.I. No.
                                    Bore                Outside  Diameter       Width
1                 2                      3                    4                  5
                                    12 mm                28 mm               15 mm
                                    15 mm                32 mm               15 mm
                                    17 mm                35 mm               15 mm
                                    20 mm                42 mm               18 mm
                                    25 mm                47 mm               18 mm
                                    30 mm                52 mm               18 mm
                                    35 mm                58 mm               18 mm
                                    40 mm               65 mm                18 mm
                                    45 mm               72 mm                18 mm
                                    50 mm               80 mm                20 mm
                                    55 mm               85 mm                20 mm
                                    60 tnm              90 mm                20 mm
                                    65 mm               95 mm                20 mm
                                    70 mm               100  ram             20 mm
                                    15 mm                35 mm               22 mm
                                    20 mm               42 mm                22 mm
                                    25 mm               47 mm                2,2.  mm
                                    30 mm                52 mm               22 mm
                                    35 mm               58 mm                22 mm
                                    40 mm               65 mm                22 mm
                                    45 mm               72 mm                22 mm
                                    50 mm               80 mm                28 mm
                                    55 mm               85 mm                28 mm
                                    60 mm               90 mm                28 mm
                                    65 mm               95 mm                28 mm
                                    70 mm               100 mm               28 mm
                                    75 mm               110 mm               32 mm
                                    30 mm               62 mm                30 mm
                                    35 mm               72 mm                36 mm
                                    40 mm               80 mm                36 mm
                                    45 mm               85 mm                38 mm
                                    50 mm               90 mm                38 mm
                                    55 mm               95 mm                38 mm
                                    60 mm               100 mm               38 mm
                                    65 mm               105 mm               38 mm
                                    70 mm               110 mm               38 mm
                                    75 mm               120 mm               38 mm
                                    25 mm               35 mm                30 mm

3. WA
Na 1012 Na 1015 Na 1017 Na 1020 Na 1025 Na 1030 Na 1035 Nal040 Na 1045 Na 1050 Na 1055 Nal060 Na 1065 Na 1070 Na 2015 Na 2020 Na  2025 Na 2030 Na  2035 Na2040 Na2045 Na2050 Na  2055 Na 2060 Na 2065 Na 2070 Na 2075 Na  3030 Na  3035 Na3O4O Na3O45 Na  3050 Na  3055 Na306O Na3065 Na  3070 Na  3075 NW 225  MPa (Equivalent  SKF N<
2025).
35 mm
30 mm
25 mm
NS7005 (Equivalent  SKF No. WA
2025).
26 mm
40 mm
NS 7012  26 mm (Equivalent  SKF No. WA
2028).
42 mm
30 mm NW 230 MPA  30 mm (Equivalent  SKF No. WA
2030).
10 mm
13 mm
DLC 910 9 mm
All the above bearings with special features  such as :—
Torrlngton
Nadella/NRB Prefix
INA Prefix
Prefix
Suffix
B
OH DLH, JLH
(a)  Needle  Bushes  having
—
oil  holes.
Y
SN
YL
FJ
DB
BK
For  metric  series.
(b)  Needle  Bushes  where needles  are  retained  in the bush  by grease. (e)  Needle  Bushes  where needles  are  retained  in the bush by cage.
 
will  be  considered  as  restricted  bearings  and  import  will  bo  allowed  only  with  the  clearance  of  the  D.Q.T.D,

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APPENDIX  15
[Section  II—S.  No.  20/11]
Items  for  which  Actual  User  Licences  granted  for  small  tools  falling  under  S.  No.  20  of  Part  II  will  not
be  valid.
S.  No.  of  ITC  SchfdtiU
S.  No.  of  ITC  Schedul*
1.  Tungsten  carbide  tips  and  tipped  tools
13.  Segmental  Saw  Blades  . . ..  20(l)(c) thereof
20(l)(a)
14.  Bandsaw  Blades  Metal  working  .  .  Do.
15.  Tungsten  carbide  wire,  tube  and  bar  draw- 2.  Milling cutters  including  End  Mills,  inserted type  of  milling  cutters  (excluding  gear
'  ing  dies,  nibs  or  pellets.  .  .  .  Do.
cutters  and  gear  hobs)  .  .  .  20(l)(b)
16.  Diamond  drilling  bits  for  mining  purposes 3.  Slitting  Saws  and  Slotting  cutters  of  thick-
including  oil-field  drilling  bits  of  all  types.  Do.
ness  1.6  mm  and  above  .  .  .  Do.
17.  Bandsaw  Blades  wood  working  .  .  20(2)(a)(ii) 4.  Taps—All  types  and  all  threads  excluding
taps  below  3 mm  size  . . ..  Do.
18.  Steel  Files  (excluding  needle  files  and  Je-
wellers  flies)  and  rasps  .  .  .  20(3)(a)(l)
5.  Round  Adjustable  Dies  sizes  from  3  mm
19.  Huntington  type  grinding  wheel  dressers  .  20(3)(a)(li) to  23  mm  (threading  diameter)  ,  .  D o.
20.  Plain  type  Sheet  and  Plate  Glass  Cutters  .  20(3)(a)(Ui) 6.  Hexagonal  Die  nuts  sizes  6 mm  to  20  mm
(threading  diameter)  . . ..  Do.
21.  Handsaw  wood  working  (all  types)  .  20(3)(b)(i)
7.  Chasers/Dies  (other  than  tap  form  cone
22.  Hack  Saw Blades  (Hand  and  Machine  Op- dies)  for  Die  heads.  . . ..  Do.
erated)
20(3)(b)(ii)& 20U)(c) 8.  Rotary  burrs  and  cutters  ,  .  .  D o.
23.  Fret  or  Piercing  Saws  . . ..  20(3)(b)(iii) 9.  Two  piece  dies  Do.
24.  Adjustable  Hand  Reamers  .  .  .  20(4)(a) 10.  Shear  Blades
20(l)(c)
11.  High  Speed  Steel  Tool  Bitt  .  .  . D o.
12.  Butt  welded  tools  .
.  Do.
25.  Twist  Drills  and  reamers  of  1.190  mm.  dia. and  above  (including  Tungsten  Carbide tipped)
 
20(4)(d)

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APPENDIX  16
(Section  II—Serial  Nos.  156—160/IV,  44/(V)  and  45 A/V)
Lilt  of  Permissible paper  items  and  the  end uses for  which import  applications  will be considered
Item
End-Uso
For  security  printing  for  Govt.
of  India  only.
1.  Currency  paper,  stamp paper  and  other  special types of paper for security printing.
Publication  of  newspapers  and
periodicals.
2.  (a)  Newsprint and glazed mechanical  printing paper.
(6)  Coloured  newsprint For  paper  caps  and  amorces and  fire  works  (to  be consi- dered  only  if  used  in  process and  not  for  packing  pur- poses).
Marble  paper.
(c)  Glazed  mechanical
printing  paper.
3.  Art and Chrome paper For  multi  colour  Fine  Screen printing.  Applications  will  be considered  by  the  CCI&E, New  Delhi  on  ad  hoc  basis.
A.  High strength  and  special grade  kraft  paper  (e.  g,, sack  kraft  paper,  electri- cal grade kraft  paper).
(l)Sack  Kraft  paper  will  bo permitted  only  for  manu- facture of multi-walled paper sacks  for  packing  of  items such  as
(a) Titanium  dioxide. (b) Cabron  black. (c)  Polyethylene. (d) Cement  for  export  only.
(2)  Electrical  kraft  paper  for
insulation  purposes.
(3) Kraft  liner/test  liner  paper with  or  without  sulphate content  from  100  gsm.  to 200  gsm.  for  corrugated boards.
(4) High  strength  kraft  paper for  gummed  tapes,  paper strings  and  straps.
5,  (a)  Glazed imitation  par-1 chment  and vegetable  | parchment  papers.  1
Ayurvedlc  medicines,  butter, scented  supari,  confectionery including  biscuits,  cakes, •  ice  cream  cones,  cream,  wa- fers,  wafer  containers  and bakery including bread  wrap- ping.
(b)  Glasslne  paper  of  1 30  gsm.  and  below  | (on restricted basis),  j
Packing  of  celluloid  bangles, transformers,  cycle  and  cycle parts,  wrapping  of  scissors, blades  and  razors.
Paper  bags  for  packing  of  tea
and  coffee.
Bleached  white  glassine  only for  gas mantles and  window envelopes.  Black  glassine paper  only  for  photo  sensi- tised  paper.
Seal  and  label  embossing.
Condenser.
Item
End-Use
Tele  Tape  Rolls.
Vegetable  parchment  paper  for manufacture  of  fire-works.
6.  Tabulating Manila paper For  accounting  machines,  card index systems and computers.
7.  Specialised  tissues  :
(a)  Carbonising  tissue Carbon  paper.
(b)  Stencil base tissue. Duplicating  Stencils.
Toilet paper, facial tissue. Paper napkins,  paper  hankis  and serveittes.
(c)  Soft and absorban  tis- sue  paper  below  18 (eighteen) gsm. in sub- stance.
Sanitary  towels  and  compres- (d)  Cellulose wadding
sed  pads.
Coloured and pectoral  cigarette
paper.
(")  Coloured  and  pecto- ral cigarette tissue.
8,  (a)  Base paper for waxing and impregnating and coating.
Manufacture  of  waxed,  coated laminated  and  impregnated papers, for  food  and  pharma- ceutical  industries.  This  in- cludes waxing cartridge paper for  manufacture  of ice cream cups  and  tumblers.
Manufacture  of  paper  based laminates like hylam, formica.
Cigarette  tipping. Resin  coated  paper  for  use  in
bottle  caps.
Paper  transfers  and  transfer labels  (decalcomania  paper).
Tracing  paper, Melamine  Crockery.
(b)  Photo  and  sensitising
base paper.
This  includes  baryta  coated papers.  Items  permissible  for the  manufacture  of  Photo- graphic  papers,  fcrro-prus- ate,  ammonia-diazo  and other  sensitised  paper.
Black  and  red  paper  for  pac- king  photo  sensitised  materi- als will also be covered  under this  item.
9.  Electrical Insulation  papen
and  boards  :
(a)  Cable paper
For cables.
Paper  condensers.
(b)  Condenser  paper
For  printing.
10.  Matrix  Boards  stereo-Ho-
ngs.
It.  Wood  free  glazed  board
including sulphite board.
For  waxed/printed  cartons  and laminated  products  for  food industry.  This  includes  ice cream  cups,  and  tumblers. However,  the  import  of ivory and fine boards will not be  permitted.

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APPENDIX  \6-~condd.
End-Use
Item
Item
End-U""
12. Abrasive body  paper .  Abrasives.
(//)  For  packing  of  Ring  tra- vellers  (textile  accessories).
13.  Filter paper*  .
Playing cards.
17, Black centred card  board
.  (1) Gravimetric  and  chromoto- graphic  analysis  in  research laboratories.
(On restricted  basis)
Import  will  bo  allowed  for
export  production  only.
18. Ceramic  transfer  papers (printed and  unprinted)
19. Straw paper
Fire-works.
(2) Filters  for  automobiles  and other  internal  cei nbustion engines.
Corrugated  boards.
20.  Fluting media
(3) On  restricted  basis  1 or  all
other  end uses.
Paper  bags for  tea.
21.  Tea  bag  paper,  heat seal/
non-heat  seal typo.
14. Chart  paper
22. Paste  board,  lacquered
and  one side coated.
.  Recorders,  pen  recorders  ele. used  in  conjunction  with instruments.
Suit  cases,  attache  cases,  brief cases, flies and wardrobes and other  travelling  requisites.
15,  Indicator  paper
.  For  laboratories.
Pleats of  fabrics.
23. Pleating paper
16.  V.P.I, papers  .
24.  Presspahu  paper  .
Capacitors.
(On restricted  basis)
25.  Melamine  impregnating
.  (/)  For  moisture  proof  packing in  cycle, tools, blades, auto- mobile industry  and  sewing needle.
paper  foils
Melamine  crockery.

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APPENDIX  17
List  of  Electric  Equipment  required  for  generation,  transmission and  distribution  of  electric power, import of  which  will  be  allowed  In  consultation  with  D.G.T.D. at Indicated la the remark agalnit S. No. 32 (f)  & (u)/II  in  Section II.
A.  THERMAL  POWER  STATION  EQUIPMENT 1  Steam Boiler with Accessories
1.1  Drum  type  steam  boiler  firing  coal,  pulverised  coal, gas  or  oil  upto  120  MW.  (If  required,  sets  upto  200 MW  are  alao  available  indigenously).
. ,2  Raw  coal  bunker  gates  of  needle  typo  and  gate  typo 1.3  Raw  coal  belt/chain  feeder  with  electric  drive,  com-,
plete  with  speed  control  device  etc.
. ,4  Pressure reducing stations except  the pressure  reduction
valve.
3.44  Gate  valves of  various sizes  100 mm to  1400 mm. 3.45  Piping  specialities,  gate  valves  water  meters  and  water
chocks, etc.
3.46  Service pumps.
4  Piping
4.1  Low pressure piping  upto  600 (2|  to  61 size).
4.2  High  pressure  piping  all  sizes  (for  pressure  more  than
600  psi).
5.  Valves as per  details given below :—
1  5  Mill  fan  complete  with  electric  motor  (generally  upto
6.6  K.V./300  H.P.).
Description
Bore
Type
Metal
1.6  Screw  conveyer  for  pulverised  coal  complete  with
electric  motor.
1.7  Forced  draft  fans  complete with motors  upto  1000 H.P. 1.8  Induced draft  fans complete with motors upto  1000 H.P. 1.9  Dcacrator  and  tank  complete  with  vent  condensers. 1.10  Electric  feed  pump  complete  with  drive. 1.11  Mechanical  cum  electrical  ash  precipitators. 1.12  Hydrozine dozing pump complete with tank  and  motor,
etc.
1.13  Condensate  tank. 1.14  Condensate  extraction  pump. 1.15  Sation drainage  tank. 1.16  Hydraulic testing  pump  with  pressure  upto  4000  psi 1.17  Coal  handling  equipment  according  to  requirements 1.18  Electromagnetic  drum. 1.19  Travelling  trippers  complete  with  driving  motors  and
accessories.
1.20  Screw conveyor for  sampling device with electric motor. 1.21  Belt scales complete with accessories. .,22  Ash handling  equipment. 1.23  Underground  hopper  (for  wagon tripplors). 1.24  Underground  hopper  (Reclamation). 1.25  Automatic  Soot  blowing  Equipment.
2.  Turbine  Houst
2.1  Turbine  House  equipment  (Steam  Condensing  turbine) —120  MW.  (Higher  sizes  upto  200  MW  may  also  be available  indigenously).
2.2  Starting  electric  oil  pump  (complete  with  motor). 2.3  Bearing  oil  pump  with  motor. 2.4  Surface  condensers complete. 2. 5  L.P. & H.P. Feed  Heaters of various sizes. . ,6  Turbine condensate pumps complete with electric motor. 2.7  Circulating  water  pump  complete  with  electric  motor.
(Vertical pump and motor).
2.8  Emergency  oil  pump  complete  with  electric  motor. 2.9  Hydrogen  gas cooler  (available  for  units  of  Haridwar).
3* (76.2 mm)
CS-NA
Maxl flow 5.1 5.2
Safety  valves Downcommer  and furnace  wall  master drain valve  .
Globe
If  (31.75 mm)
FS
5.3 Do.  isolating
If  (31.75 mm)
FS
5.4
1'(12.7 mm)
FS
5.5
valve  . Pressure gauge stop valve  . Pressure  gauge  con- trol valve Steam valve to  FWR
5.6
5.7
f  (12.7 mm) If  (31.75 mm) If  (31.75 mm)
Globe Globe
FS FS FS
5.8
f  (19.05 mm) Globe FS
5.9
f  (19.05 ram) Globo FS
5.10
If  (31.75 mm) If  (31.75mm) V  (19.05 mm)
Globe Globe SDNR
CS FS CS 5.11 5.12 5.13
f  (19.05 mm)
5.14
(31.15mm)
Globe
If
CS
5.15
f  (19.05 mm) Globe CS
5.16
1-(19.05 mm) Globe CS
5.17
f  (12.7 mm) Globe CS
5.18
f  (12.7 mm) Globe CS
5.19
2- (50.8 mm) Globe CS
5.20
2" (50.8 mm) 2'  (50.8 mm)
SDNR Globe CS 5.21 5.22
f  (19.05 mm) Globe  : FS
3.  General Items
3.1  Fuel  oil system (Except high  pressure  pumps). 3.2  Lub oil facilities. 3.3  Equipment for  process water  supply. 3.4  Travelling screen with electric  motor. 3.41  Centrifugal  pump for  cleaning  the room, 3.42  Centrifugal  pump  for  fire  fighting  complett  with  elec-
tric  motor.
3.43  Drinking water  pump complete with  motor.
5.23
f  (12.7 mm)  :
Needier  ] FS  N.A.
5.24
If  (31.75 mm) Globe FS
5.25
If  (31.75 mm) SDNR  : FS
5.26
2" (50.8 mm) SDNR  i
cs
5.27
f  (19.05 mm) <
Water valve to FWR Steam  and  Water valves  to  remote W.L.I.  . Water  sampling valve  . Water gauge shut off valve  . Air  valve Chemical feed  valve Chemical  feed  stop valve  . Furnace  wall  drain valve  . Water  sampling  re- gulating  valve Water  gauge  drain valve  . Drum  steam  sampl- ing isolating valve  . Drum  steam  sampl- ing regulating valve Auxiliary steam stop valve  . Auxiliary steam non- return valve  . Boiler filling valve  . Continuous  Blow down isolating valve Continuous  Blow- down  regulating valve  . Blow  off  isolating valve  . Blow  off  isolating valve  . Boiler  filling  isolat- ing  valve Steam valve to W.L.I, and  alarm  .
Globe  1
 
FS

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APPENDIX  M—contd.
Dei 'cripliun
Bore
Metal
Type
Description
Bore
Type
Metal
5.28
CS
V  (19.05mm) Globe r-s
If  (31.75mm) f  (12.7mm)
CS
Globe Angle
5.29
5.62 5.63
Water valve to W.L.I, and  Alarm  . Downcomer  Drain valve  ,
Ji'(31.75mm)
FS
Globe
CS
Angle
f  (12.7mm)
Superheaters
5X4
5.30
21" (57.15mm) Mnxi  flow CS NA
PS
CS
5.31
CS
PS
CS
3" (76.2mm)
PS
5.32
PS
8'  (203.2mm) ;  8" (203.2mm) 3'  (76.2mm) 8* (203.2mm)
CS CS
3" <76.2min) PS
CS
5.65 5,66 5.67 5.68
5.33
Drain  vplve  . Pr  gauge slop valve Pr  gauge  control valvo F.W.R.  outlet isolat- ing  valve F.W.R.  By-pass valv< Rojiivukiting  valve Feed  stop valve Low  load  feed  iso- lating  valve  .
4'(191.6mm) PS
CS
CS
Attemperators
1" (176.8mm) f  (6.35)mm
FS
PS Globe
5.34 5.35
{Superheater)
Safety  valve Drain  and  Circulat- ing  valve Drain  and  circulat- ing  isolming valve Main  steam  stop valve  . Air  valve Pressure  gauge  stop valve  .
Angle CS
5.69
CS
1" (12.7mm) r(l2.7mm1
CS
!•  (19.05mm) Globe 5.36 5.37
21" (63,5mm) Mnxi  flow CSNA
5.70
I" (19.05mm)
CS
Globe 5,38
V  (12.7mm)
CS
5,71
5.39
2' (50.8mm) SDNR CS
r  (12.7mm)
CS
5.72
5.40
CS
V  (19,05mm) PS
Superheater  attem- perator  regulating drain  valve  . Do.  drain  iso- lating  valve  . Superheater  altem- pcrator  spray water check  valve  . Do.  spray  water control  isolating valve  .
2' (50.8mm)
Globe
CS
5.41
5.73 Do.  Control  by-
2" (50.8mm) Globe CS
If  (31.75mm) Globe CS
5.74
5.42
pass  valve S.H.  attempcrator air  release
V  (19.05mm) Globe CS
If  (31.75mm) Globe CS
5.43
Attemperators
If  (31,75mm) Globe CS
(Reheater)
5.44
5.75
If  (31.75mm)
CS
Globe
Globe
CS
3 !* (19.05mm)
5.45
5.76
If  (31.75mm) Globe CS
CS
*'  (19.05mm) Globe 5.46
If  (31.75mm) Globe
5.77
CS
CS
2" (50.8mm) SDNR 5.47
Globe
5.78
If  (31.75mm)
CS
5.48
CS
2* (50.8mm) Globe
CS
5.79
Globe Globe CS
PS
5.49 5.50
Do.  control  valve Electrically  assisted safety  valve  . Pressure switch stop valve  . Pressure  control valve  . Main  steam  stop Drain  valve  . Cage  intermediate Box  drain  isolating valve  . Do.  Box  drain valve  . Py  S.H.  Inlet  box isolating valve Py  S.H.  Inlet  box drain  valve  . Platen  S,  H. outlet Box  Drain isolating valve  . Platen  S. H.  outlet Box Drain  valve  ". See.  S.H.  inlet  box drain Isolating valve Sec.  S.H,  inlet  Box drain  valve  . Air  valve Vent  valvc(SH)
If  (31,75mm) r(19,05)mm 3* (76.2mm)
CS
CS
2'  (50,8mm) Globe
R.H.  atlemperalor regulating  drain valvi R.  H.  Attemperator isolating  drain valve R, H. Attemp, spary water check  valve  , R. IT. Attemp. spary water  control  iso- lating  valve  . R.H.  Attemp.spary water  control  by- pass  valve
Relicaters
5.51
B. HYDROELECTRIC  STATIONS
4'(101.6mm)
Safety  valve  single spring  rcheater inlet
Ma\i flow" CSNA
Do.  Rcheater
5.52
1.  Governor  oil  pump  complete  with  driving  motor,  starting equipment,  pressure  switches,  contactors,  relays  etc. (Gear  pump  20—40  Atmosphere).
4" (101.6mm) Maxi  flow CSNA
5.53
V  (19.05mm) Globe 1-S
2.  Governor  oil  pressure  tank  complete  with  all  accessories (pressure  20—40  Atmosphere  capacity  upto  3  cubic metre).
5.54
outlet  . Rehcatcr  inlet  air release Reheatcr  inlet  box drain  isolating valve  .
!" (19.05mm) Globe FS
5.55
3.  Permanent  magnet  generator  suitable  for  supplying  the motor  driving  the  speed  responsive  element  of  the  go- vernor  together  with  all  electrical  wiring,  overspeed low speed  switches etc.
i'  (19.05mm) Globe FS
5.56
4.  Pressure  relief  valves. 5.  Butterfly  valve  complete  with  its  associated  control  equip-
I'(19.05mm) Globe FS
ment,  etc.
5,57
6.  Spherical  valve  complete  with  its  associated  control  equip-
Anylc
f  (12,7mm)
FS
ment,  etc.
5.58
f  (12.7mm)
Do.  Regulating valve  . Reheater  outlet  air release E. H. outlet  pressure gauge  stop valve  , Do.  control valve  .
Do.
FS
forced  How Section
7.  Air  compressor  for  Governor  with  driving  motors  and air  receiver  colters,  piping  valve  drains,  pressure  switches complete  with  necessary  wiring,  etc.
Feed  check  valve  ,
NR
8" (203.2mm)
5.59
CSNA
8.  Strainers  for  cooling  water
5.60
PS
fi- (203.2mm)
CS
FWR  inlet isolating valve  .
(a)  Duplex. (b)  Simplex.
22  G  of  1/73—13.

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APPENDIX  \l-ccmhl.
9.  Pipes and Valves
9.1  Seamless  tubes  of  dia  1/2*  (12,7mm)  to  3" (76.2mm)  for  use  in  hydraulic,  fluid  lines,  pressure 300/600  psi.
9.2  Globe  valves,  Angle  valves  and  wheel  valves  suitable for  V  to  3"  (12.7  to  76.2  mm)  dia,  pipes,  pressure 300/600  psi  and  check  valves  and  needle  valves.
9.3  Pipe  fittings  of  steel  comprising  coupling,  bends,
unions, etc.
3.2  Indoor  Metal  clad  oil  switches  150  MVA  &  2 5
MVA—11 KV.
3.3  Indoor  Metal  clad  air  break  switches  22  &  33
KV/500  MVA.
3.4 Isolators
3.41  Manual  &  Pneumatic  operated  upto  400  K.V. 3.42  Moteri/cd  132  KV  Isolators. 3.43  Lightning  Arrcstors  (220  KV).
4.  Motor  Starters:
10.  Set  of  apparatus  for  measurement  of  turbine  discharge by  winter  Kennedy  index  method  complete  with  piezeo- meter  heads,  connection  tubing  and  indicating  instru- ments.
11.  Penstock  gates  complete  with  gate  track, hoisting  equip-
ment  with  associated  controls  etc.
4,1  Liquid  motor  starters  for  slip  ring  induction  motors
upto  2000  H.P.
4 2  Oil  immersed  starter  switches—400  A.M.P.  660
Volts.
4.3  Oil  immersed  resistance  motor  starters  upto  500 H.P.
5.  Condensers, Rotating
C.  ELECTRICAL  EQUIPMENTS  COMMON  TO  THIZR- MAL  AND  HYDROF.LECTRIC  PROJECTS
5.1  Power  factor  correction  capacitor  upto  132  K.V.
1. Transformers
1.1  Power  transformers  upto  220  KV/250  MVA.
5.2  Synchronous  condensers  15  MVA  &  30  MVA.
6.  Transmission &  Flsiribution Equipment
1.2  Auto  Transformers  (Power)  upto  and  including
220  K.V.
1.3  Earthing  transformers  (alongwith  power  trans-
formers).
1.4  Current  transformers  220  KV,  132  KV,  66  KV. 33 KV,  11 KV, 440 V upto  1600 Amp/5  Amp.  ratio.
1.5  Potential  transformers  (Wound  type)  upto  132  KV.
6.1  Poroclainc  insulator  (upto  220  K.V. 25000  lbs.
strength).
7. Cables
7.1  P.V.C.  Power  Cables, (upto  11  K.V.)
S.  Power Line Current carrier Equipment (P.L.C.C,  Equipment).
1.6  Potential  transformers  (Capacitor  voltage  tvpe)
upto  220  KV.
9,  Wave  Traps  and  Coupling Capacitors
1.7  Reactors  (for  limiting  fault  MVA)  3  to  10  MVA.
I1).—POWKR  STATIONS  (HYDKO/TIIERMAL  CONTROL  ROOM
EQUIPMENT)
2.  Control Gear and  Switches  :
2.1  Circuit Breakers  :
2.11  440 V/660  volts  upto  3000 AMP  oil  circuit  breakers.
2.12  440 V/660 Volts upto  3000 Amps Air circuit  breakers.
2.13  Indoor  3.3/66  11  KV.
upto  1200  Amps.  500  MVA  Bulk  oil  breakers, upto  1600  Amps  500  MVA  Min.  oil  breakers.
2.14  22/33  KV  upto  800/1200  Amp  1500  MVA  Bulk  oil
and  Min.  Oil.
2.15  66  kv.  132 KV—upto  800/1200  A.  5000  MVA  Hulk
oil.
2.16  66,  132  KV—upto  800/1200  Amp.  4500  MVA  min.
oil  breaker,
2.17  132,  220  KV—upto  800—1200  Amp.  10,000  MVA
Air  Blast  circuit  breaker.
2.18  Pole  mounted  auto reclosures  upto  11KV.  150 MVA.
2.19  Outdoor  bulk oil circuit  breakers upto 66 KV/1 MVA
2.20  Outdoor  Min.  oil  circuit  breaker  22,33,66  132 KV
2500  MVA.
2.21  Outdoor  Air  blast  circuit  breakers  132  KV/5000 MVA  600/1200  Amp. 220  KV/10000  MVA—2000  Amp,
2.22  Air  break  circuit  breakers  II  KV—750  MVA.
1.  Meters  : 1.1  Ammeter  A.C.  0  -1000  Amp.  CT  operated. 1.2  Ammeter  A.C.  (Smaller  ranges  than  above). 1.3  Ammeter  D.C.  upto  1000  Amps. 1.4  Voltmeters  upto  220  K.V.  (P.T.  operated). 1.5  K.W.H.  Meter. 1.6  KVAR  meter. 1.7  Miniature  type  indicating  instruments  with  long
scale  pattern.
1.8  KVAR/KWH  meters  with  maximum  demand  indi-
cators.
1.9  Power  factor  meter. 1.10  Recording  Ammeter  &  Voltmeter. 1.11  Mega  watt  recorder. 1.12  MVAR  recorder. 1.13  Frequency  recorder. 1.14  Vibration  recorder. 1.15  Mega  Watt  Hr.  Meter. 1.16  Power  system  disturbance  recorder, 1.17  Multistage  temperature  recorders. 1.18  Multipoint  Summation  metering  Equipment  for
energy out  puts.
3.  Switches  &  Isolators  :

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1.22  Multi  ampere  set  (for  tosting  Lab.)  5  KVA  &  10
KVA  Unit.
1.33  Automatic  Voltage  Regulators  for  static  field  sup- pression  equipment.  (Available  with  M/s.  B.H.E.L. Haridwar).
1.24  Indicating Instrument  for  ph conductivity  & dissolved
oxygen.
1.25  Recording Instrument for  ph conductivity  & disso'ved
oxygen.
2.  Synchronising  Equipment  :  (comprising  of  Synchroni- zing  scope,  Voltmeters  frequency  meter,  synchroni- sing  relay,  speed  matching  relay,  voltage  matching relay  and  pamllel  relays  or  automatic  synchronising relay  etc,
3  Relay
3.1  A.C. Instantaneous  Overcurrent  or earthfault  relay.
3.2  A.C. Instantaneous  Circulating Current relays,
. ,3  Directional  T.D.M.T. Overcurrent  or  earthfault.
3.4  Directional  I.D.M.T.  Overcurrent  or  earthfault  relay
fitted  with  highest  Instantaneous  unit.
3.5  Non-directional  I.D.M.T.  Overcurrent  or  earthfault or  combined  overcurrent  and  earth  fault  relay  (with shunt  of scries tripping).
3.6  Inverse time standby earthfault  relay,
3.7  Non-directional  I.D.M.T,  Over  current  or  earthfault or  combined  overcurrent  and  earthfault  relay  fitted with  highest  instantaneous  unit.
3.8  Non-directional  very  inverse  over  current  or  earth-
fault  or  combined  overcurrent  and  earthfault  relay.
3  9  Non-directional  very  inverse  time  overcurrent  or earthfault  or  combined  overcurrent  and  earthfault rolay  with  highest  instantaneous  unit.
3.10  Non-directional  extremely  Inverse  time  overcurrent or  earthfault  or  combined  overcurrent  and  earthfault relay.
.,26  D.C. Voltage operated  high  speed  tripping  relays  with
self reset contacts,
3.27  D.C.  Voltage  operated  high  speed  tripping  relays
with  hand  reset  contacts.
3.28  ] I'  Disc, semaphore indicator relays.
3.29  2\'  Disc, semaphore indicator relays.
3.30  Single shot  instantaneous Auto reclose relays.
3.31  Trip Circuit supervision  relay.
3.32  Test Plug.
3.33  Distance protection  scheme  relays  (other  than  type
SSRR  3 V).
3.34  Harmonic Restraint  Differential  relays type DMH.
3.35  Negative  phase  sequence  relays  types  CAN  and
CDN.
3.36  Field  failure  and  application  relays  type  YCGF  and
CGG.
3.37  Unbalanced  and  overload  protection  relays  type
CMM  and  WIG.
3.38  Parallel  feeder  protection  relays type  PCD.
3.39  Auto  Recloae  relays  type  VAR.
3.40  Pilot  wire  feeder  protection  relays  type  DMW.
3.41  Under  and  overfrequency  relays  type  FMG.
3.42  Rotor  Earthfault  relays  type  VME.
3.43  Bus Zone supervision  relays type VTX.
3.44  Reactive KVA  meten.
3.45  Timer  units  (components  for  timer  relays type VAT
and  Type.  SSRRV  distance  schemes).
3.46  Voltage  matching  &  speed  matching  and  synchro- nising  relays  for  surematic  or  check  synchronis- ing schemes.
3.47  Interposing  relays  for  supervisory  control.
Instruments for  Boiler  Turbine and  Generators
.,1  Instruments for  Pneumatic system
3.11  Non-directional  Inverse  time  overcurrent  or  oarthfault or  combined  overcurrent  and  earthfault  relay  with highest  instantaneous  unit.
3.12  Non-directional  I.D.M.T.  Overcurrent  relay  with
undervoltage  control.
3.13  Transformer  percentage Differential  relay.
3.14  Gas Actuated  double flout Buchholz relay.
.,15  Instantaneous  No  Volt  relay Instantaneous  Under-
vollage  relay.  Instantaneous  Ovcrvoltage  Relay.
3.16  Fuse Failure relay,
3.17  Inverse time overvoltage relay.
3.18  Inverse time undervoltage relay.
3.19  Neutral  Displacement  relay.
4.11  Pneumatic  pressure  transmitters.
4.12  Indicating  temperature  receivers  (Pneumatic)
4.13  Recording  temperature  receivers  (Pneumatic).
4.14  Indicating  pressure  receivers  (Pneumatic).
4.15  Recording  pressure  receivers  (Pneumatic).
4.16  Selector stations (Pneumatic),
4.17  Regulators  &  Control  Valves  (Pneumatic).
4.18  Manual  Loaders  (Pneumatic).
4.19  Pneumatic  temperature  transmitters.
4.2  Instruments for  Electronic  System
3.20  3 ph. 3 step switched  reactance distance scheme.
.1.21  Voltage  Operated  auxiliary  relays  A.C.  or  D.C.  with
self  reset  contacts.
1.22  Voltage  operated  auxiliary  relay  A.C,  or  D.C.  with
self  and  hand  reset  contacts.
3.23  Current operated  auxiliary relays.
3  24  Voltage operated  flag relays.
3.25  Current  operated  flag relay?.
4.21  Potentiometric  and  bridge  indicators  for
temperature.
4.22  Single  point  &  Multipoint potentlometric  and
bridge  recorders  for  temperature.
4.23  Differential  transformer  indicators  for  pres-
sure  level,  flow  and  draft.
4.24  Differential  transformer  recorders  for  pressure, level,  flow  and  draft  with  and  without  inte- grators.

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4.25   Regulators  (Electronic).                                    15.2    Electric  furnnce.
4.26   Functional  blocks  (dynamic  cuplers.  differen-
                                                                    15.3    Hydraulic  press  & vices.
       tiators synchronisers  etc.)
4.27   Position  indicators.                                        15.4    Welding  equipment.
4.28   Set  of  servo-drives  and  accessories.                     15.5    Carpentary  equipment.
                                                                    15.6    Tool room  equipment.

5.  Instruments  Conimon  to  Pneumatic  &  Electronic  System
5.1  Thermocouples.
5.2  Resistance  Thermometers.
5.3  Pressure & differential  pressure  transmitted.
5.4  Pyrometnc  millivollmetcrs.
5.5  Logometers (Cross-coil  Instruments).
5.6  Auto/Manual  stations,
. ,7  Cold j unction compensation  boxes.
5.8  Turbine  supervisory  instruments  (Recording).
5.9  Turbine  supervisory  detector.
3.10  Annunciators.
5.11  Pressure gauges.
5.12  Indicating  dionlc instruments  (for analysis).
5.13  Recording  dionic instruments  (for analysis).
5.14  Dionic  instrument  analysers  (Transmitter).
5.15  Pressure  switches,  (on  restricted  basis)
5.16  Float  switches.
5.17  Selector switches (Electrical).
5.18  Speed  (Indicating  & recording).
fi.  MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
1.  Soda  Acia  d r b u n,  ictrachloride  &  other  fire  extin-
guishers for  pow;r  stand  and  switch  yards.
2.  D.C. Supply  source.
3.  Storage  batteries,
4.  Battery charging sets.
5.  D.C.  Distribution  Boards  complete  with  breakers  etc.
6.  Lighting  equipments  (Bulbs,  lighting  fixtures,  explosion
proof  fixtures  and  distribution  boxes,)
7.  Inter  communication  equipments,
8.  Relay  testing  equipment.
9.  High impedance  meggars.
250 Volt to 220 KV. 50,000 Meg ohm. & above.
10.  Air  compressor  unit  complete  with  electric  motor,  Inter and  after  coolers,  unloading  device,  Qlters  for  the  station compressor  house,
11.  Ai r receivers (Cylinders).
12.  OU testing sets 0—50 K.V.
13.  Hydrogen  gas generating  plant  complete.
14.  Set  of  carbon  dioxide  fire  extinguishing  equipment  for generators  with  automatic  discharge  nozzle  &  tempera- ture detectors.
15.  Central  repair  workshop  equipment.
1J.1  Lathes,  drilling  machines,  slotting  machines  and
grinders.
16.  Oil  filtration  plants.
17,  Sample  dividing  unit  with  laboratory  crusher  and  motor.
IS.  Coal  sampler  after  collecting  and  continuous  or  inter-
mittent  sample  complete  wilh  drive,
F.  CONSTRUCTION  EQUIPMENT
1.  Tippers  7 tons.
2.  Excavator  shovels  ,  .  .  2-J  Cubic yards.
3.  Motorlsed  graders  .  .  .  113 H,P.
4.  Crawler  tractors  .  .  .  .  235 H.P.
5.  Wheeled tractor  .  .  .  . 50  H.P.
6.  Concrete  mixers  . . ..  1 CubicYd.  capacity.
7.  Vibrators  &  Vibrating  soil  compu-
ters
10,000 cycles/Min.
8.  Road  Rollers  .  .  .  . 10  tons  capacity.
9.  Stone crushers  . . ..  (Any capacity).
10.  Flaking  machine  . . ..  10 tons,
11.  Underground  hopper.  .
G—TRANSPORT  &  MATHRIM, HANDLING EQUIPMENT
1.  Turbine  House cranes  .  .  .  20, 50 & 25  tons
2.  Cranes  Gantry  .  .  ,  . 50  tons.
3.  Cranes tyre  mounted  ,  12^tons.
4.  Cranes—overhead  hand  operated  .  10 tons.
5.  Cranes—overhead  hand  operated
(double  beam)  .  ,  .  . 20  tons.
6.  Electric  Hoist  monorail  .  .  10 tons.
7.  Hoist  hand  operated  .  ,  . 10  tons.
8.  Trolley  with  hoistge;r  band  operated  10 tons.
9.  Aerial  ropeways  .  .  .  . 2 00  tons,
10.  Passenger  lifts—capacity  4,6,8, 10,12 passengers  or  maximum  2000  lbs load  with  direct  current  (speed 150 ft/mln)
11.  Passenger lifts capacity 4, 6, S, 10,12 passengers  or  maximum  2000 lbs. with  A,C.  Machir.es  having  speed 250ft./min,  . . ..
12.  Goods  lifts  4000  lbs.  with  speed 60ft./min  . . ..
13.  Overhead  crane  for  ash  pump house,  . . . ..
14.  Hand  operated  pully  block  with screw  Hoisting  mechanism.  .
15.  Jeep.
16.  Truck  4 x2  and 4 x 4.
17.  Diesel  locomotive.
 
18.  Tower  Cranes  (upto  50  Tonnes.)

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APPENDIX—18
(Section  II—SI.  Nos.  105,  106/IV  and  8,  17,  18,  19  and  20/V)
Miucrnl  Oils,  Kerosene,  Motor  Spirit,  Greases  and  Lubricating  Oils—Licensing  Policy  for  April,  1973—
March,  1974.
1.  Import  of  Mineral  Oils  falling  under  S.  Nos.  105 and  106  of.  Part  IV  and  Kerosene  and  Motor  Spirit falling  under  S.  Nos.  18 and  19  of  Part  V  of the  I.T.C. Schedule.
Imports  wiU  be  allowed  in  bulk  on  ad  hoc  basis  on the  recommendations  of  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum and  Chemicals  (.Department  of  PetroleumJ  and  will be  canalised  through  the  Public  Sector  agency.  Please see  Section  III  of  this  book.  Import  of  Motor  Spirit (S.  No.  10/V)  will  not  be  permitted.
2.  Import  of  Mineral  Waxes,  Greases  and  Petroleum Jellies,  etc.,  falling  under  S.  No  8  of  Part  V  of  the I.T.C.  Schedule,
(a)  The  requirements  of  actual  users  for  micro- crystalljne  wax  will  be  met  by  imports through  the  public  sector  agency.  Please see  Seel ion  II  of  this  Book.  Import  of paraffin  wax  will  not  be  permitted.
(b)  Greases  other  than  Petroleum  Jellies  (S.  No. S/V)—Import  of  only  special  grades  and types  of  greases,  which  are  not  currently manufactuied  in  the  country  and  are  essen- tially  required,  will  be  allowed  on  the  re- commendations  of  the  MinisLy  of  Petroleum and  Chemicals  (Department  of  Petroleum) and  will  be  canalised  through  the  public sector  agency.  Please  see  Section  III  of this  Book.
(c)  The  import  of  only  special  types  of  petroleum jellies  will  be  allowed  and  canalised  through a  public  sector  agency.  The  release orders  will  be  issued  to  the  actual  users  for meeting  the  requirement  of  Defence  Services, and  pharmaceutical  and  drug  industry,  on the  recommendation  of  the  D.G.T.D.  and the  Ministry  of  Petroleum  and  Chemicals (Department  of  Petroleum).  Please  sec Section  III  of  this  Book.
3.  Import  of  Mineral  Oils  not  otherwise  specified, falling  under  S.  No.  17  of  Part  V  of  the  I.T.C.  Sche- dule/
(a)  Irapoit  ni'  the  following  items  will  be  allowed against  specific  import  licences  and  will  be canalised  through  the  public  sector  agency, on  the  recommendations  of  the  Ministry  of Petrcicuin  and  Chemicals  (Department  ol Petroleum),  New  Delhi: —
(i)  Tiansfoimer  Oil.
(ii)  Insulating  Oil.
(iii)  Cutting  Oil. (iv)  Mineral  Colza  Oil.
(v)  Shock  Absoiber  Oil.
(vi)  Heat  Transfer  Oil.
(vii)  Impregnating  Oil  for  electric  paper  and  board
insulators.
(viii)  Light  Process  Oil  for  light  jolonrcd  rubber
goods.
(ix)  Mineral  Oil  for  manufacture  ot  Insecticides.
(x)  Special  Graphited  Oil  for  lubrication  of glass
moulds.
(xi)  Paraffin,  napthanic  or  Aromatic  Rubber
Plasticisers.
Picase  sec  Section  111 of  this  Book.
(b)  Import  licences  for  Aviation  Specialities  will be  granted  to  the  Oil  Companies  on  the recommendation  of  the  Ministry  of  Petro- leum  and  Chemicals  (Department  of  Petro- leum),  New  Delhi.
(c)  Import  of  Liquid  Paraffin  (including  medical Liquid  Parallin)  will  be  allowed  to  actual users  on  a  restricted  basis  and  also  canalis- ed  through  a  Government  agency,  against specific  licences  issued  for  this  product.
(d)  Irnpoil  of  White  Oil  will  be  allowed  to  actual users  in  consultation  with  the  Ministry  of Petroleum  and  Chemicals  (Department  of Petroleum),  New  Delhi.
(e)  Import  of  Textile  Finishing  Oils,  Textile Fibre  Oils  and  Batching  Oil  for  fibres  will not  be  permitted.
Issue  of  import  licences  for  Mineral  Oils  not  other- wise  specified  falling  under  S.  No.  17  of  Part  V  of  the I.T.C  Schedule,  is  also  subject  to  such  conditions  as may  be  imposed  and  such  instructions  as  may  be  issu- ed  from  time  to  time  by  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum and  Chemicals  (Department  of  Petroleum),  New Delhi.
4.  Imports  of  Lubricating  Oils  falling  under  S.  No.
20  of  Part  V.
The  import  of  base  lubricating  oils  in  bulk  for  the grades  that  are  not  manufactured  locally,  will  be  cana- lised  through  a  Government  agency  against  licences specifically  issued  for  these  items  on  the  rccommenda- L;on  of  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum  and  Chemicals (Deptt.  of  Petioleum),  Shastri  Bhavan,  New  Delhi. Import  of  Turbine  Oils  in  bulk  will  also  be  canalised through  a  Government  agency  against  licences  speci- fically  issued  for  this  purpose  on  the  recommendation of  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum  and  Chemicals,  (Deptt. of  Petroleum)  Shastri  Bhavan,  New  Delhi.  In  special cases,  however,  the  import  of  special  types  of  lubri- Lating  oils  in  bulk  as  well  as  specified  packed  grades of  lubricating  oik;  may  be  allowed  on  an  ad  hoc  basis on  the  recommendation  of  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum and  Chemicals  (Deptt.  of  Petroleum),  Shastri  Bhavan, New  Delhi.  Please  also  see  Section  III  of  this  book in  respect  of  items,  import  of  which  is  canalised through  the  public  sector  agency.

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5.  No  request  for  the  grant  of  a  licence  for  any  back
rs  8,  17  and  20  of  Part  V  of  the  l.T.C.  Schedule Kriod  for  any  of  tne  items  falling  under  serial  num- will  be  considered.
6.  Spindle  lubricating  oil  imported  under  S.  No. 20/V  should  conform  to  a  minimum  standard  of  36 seconds  at  60C  (Red  wood  No.  1,  viscosity)  with  a closed  flash  point  (Pensky  Martens)  of  a  minimum  of 140C.  The  import  of  spindle  oil  of  a  lower  viscosity and  flash  point  will  not  be  allowed  against  licences  for lubricating  oil  falling  under  S.  No.  20/V.
7.  The  importers  of  White  Oil  will  be  required  to submit  to  the  State  Governments  concerned  in  whose jurisdiction  the  sales  arc  made,  a  statement  of  sales and  stocks  together  with  the  undertakings,  in  original obtained  from  the  purchasers  that  they  will  not  use the  oil  for  adulteration  purposes,  by  the  15th  of  the month  succeeding  the  month  to  which  it  relates,  fall- ing  which  action  will  be  taken  under  the  l.T.C.  regu- lations.  The  form  and  manner  in  which  the  informa- tion  is  required  to  be  furnished  can  be  obtained  from the  Ministry  of  Petroleum  and  Chemicals  (Department of  Petroleum),  New  Delhi.
8.  Licences  for  import  of  Crude  Oil  will  be  granted to  the  refining  Oil  Companies  for  bulk  import  of Crude  Oil  either  directly  or  through  a  Government agency,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Ministry  of Petroleum  and  Chemicals  (Department  of  Petroleum), New  Delhi.
9.  Separate  applications  should  be  submitted  to  the Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports,  New  Delhi, as  follows  :—
I.  Serial  Nos.  105,  106/IV  of  the  Schedule  and Serial  Nos.  18/V  of  the  Schedule:—
Public  sector  agency  should  apply  for  bulk
licences.
II.  Serial  No.  8—Part  V  of  the  Schedule  [(vide
para  2(b)].  For  Greases.
III.  Serial  No.  17—Part  V  of  the  Schedule.
IV.  Serial  No.  20—Parl  V  of  the  Schedule  (vide
para  4).  For  Lubricating  Oils.
*N.  B.—By  Crude  Oils  is  meant  all  natural  liquid products,  consisting  mainly  hydrocarbons, which  have  undergone  no  treatment  other than  settling  (decantation)  dehydration,  de- salting,  or  stabilisation,  to  which  no  products have  been  added  other  than  those  previously recovered  by  physical  methods  in  the  course of  these  treatments.

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APPENDIX  19
(SI.  No.  87,  109/IV)
Drugs  and  Medicines—Licensing  Policy  fur  April,  1973—March,  1974
2.  Quota  licences  will  be  issued  to  establishc d
importers  on  the  basis  indicated  below  :—
Item
Remarks
Import quota
7i%
(/) General  Drugs and  Medicines
Licences  for  Drugs  and  Medicines  falling  under S.  Nos.  87,109/IV  will  be  granted  to  established importers  on  the  basis  of  a  joint  quota  of  past  im- ports  of  all  the  items  falling  under  these  Serial  Nos. excluding  Homoeopathic  medicines  and  Crude  drugs for  Ayurvedic  and  Unani  medicines.  An  establish- ed  importer  can  apply  for  a  quota  licence  for  general drugs  and  medicines  in  the  following  manner:-—
(i)  By  obtaining  a  fresh  quota  certificate  on  the basis  of  his  past  imports  of  all  the  items falling  in  these  Serial  Numbers  in  any financial  year  within  the  prescribed  basic period,  excluding  past  imports  of (a)  Homoeopathic  medicines  and  (b)  Crude drugs  for  Ayurvedic  and  Unani  medicines;
OR
(1)  Quola  licences  will  be valid  for  import  of  items included  in  List  I.  Items included  in  List  II and  III will  not  be  permitted  to be  imported  against  the quota  licences.  Quota  li- cences  will  not  also  be valid for  import of  reagent labelled  as  specifically  con- forming  to  A.R.  &. C.R. qualities  except  in  the  case of  items  covered  by  Annex- ure  3  of  this  Appendix and  imported  as  diagnostic agents  in  terms  of  item  No. 63  of  List-1.
(2)  The  quota  licence  can  be utilised  i p to 5% of  the  face value  or  Rs.  1000/-  which- ever is  less,  for  import  of filter paper.
(3)  Past  imports of items classi- fied  under  S.  No.  31(b)/ V  will  not  be  counted  for the  purpose  of  fixation  of quota  for  general  drugs and  medicines.
(u)  By  having  his  existing  quotas  re-established on  the  basis  of  his  past  imports  of  all  the items  falling  under  these  S.  Nos.  exclud- ing  past  imports  of  Homoeopathic  medi- cines  and  Crude  drugs  for  Ayurvedic  and Unani  medicines,  in  a  more  favourable year  within  the  prescribed  basic  period subject  to  the  provisions  regarding  re- fixation  of  quota  as  contained  in  Section  1 of  this  Book.
24%
(")
OR
Crude  dru^s for  Ayurvedic and  Unani medicines.
Quota  licences  will  be  valid for  import  of  items  shown in Annexure 1  of this Appen- dix.  Items  shown  in  Ann- exure  2  will  be  permitted to  be  imported  up  to  25% of  the  face  value  of  quota licences,  subject  lo  the condition  that  the  value  of import  of  individual  item therein  does  not  exceed  10% of  the  face  value  of  the licence  with  the  exception of  a  few  items  which  can  be imported  up  to  the  percen- tage  shown  in  the  'N.B' under  Annexure  2.
230%
Homoeopathic medicines.
(1)  Quota  licences  will  also  be valid  for  the  import  of Homoeopellct,  lactose  and special  types  of  phials  for bottling  and  storing homoeopathic  medicines.
(2)  Quota  licences  will  not  be valid  for  import  of  ho- moeopathic medicines  in- tended  for  external  appli- cations,  but  this  restric- tion  will  not  apply  to  im- port  of  Succus  Cineraria Msritima.
[3)  Preparations  claiming  to be  Homoeopathic  medi- cines  but  which  contain '
(iii)  In  the  ease  of  an  established  importer  not availing  of  the  provisions  in  (i)  or  (ii) above,  the  import  licence  can  be  claimed on  the  basis  of  the  combined  values  of  ex- isting  quota  certificates  held  by  him,  for general  drugs  and  medicines  (consolidated) and  in  respect  of  individual  items  with  the exception  of  Homoeopathic  medicines  and Crude  drugs  for  Ayuivedic  and  Unani medicines.  Such  existing  quota  certificates may  or  may  not  be  of  the  same  basic  year. However,  if  the  past  imports  of  any  item in  the  same  basic  year  are  included  in  the quota  certificate  for  an  individual  item  and also  in  the  consolidated  quota  certificate for  general  drugs  and  medicines  held  by  the importer,  such  past  imports  will  be  exclud- ed  from  one  of  the  quota  certificates.  For this  purpose,  the  established  importer  will be  required  to  produce  documentary  evi- dence  failing  which  the  combined  value  of his  existing  quota  certificates  will  be  re- duced  by  20%  and  his  entitlement  for  the quota  licence  will  be  ba^ed  on  the  balance value.  While  combining  the  value  of  exist- ing  quota  certificates,  the  licensing  authori- ties  will  not  take  into  account  the  value  of quota  certificates  for  the  individual  items of  drugs  and  medicines  mentioned  in Annexure  4  to  this  Appendix.

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Imports  for  export production.
3.  Certain  drugs and medicines  will be licensable for export  production  only  against  application  made  un- der  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  the details  of  which  are  given  in  Vol.  II  of  the  Import Trade  Control  (Red  Book). Actual  Users.
(i)  General  Drugs  and  Medicines: 4.  Drugs  is one of the 59 priority industries  included in  Appendix  1  of  this  book.  The  requirements  oJi this  industry  for  raw  materials  will  be  met  in  terms of  the general policy  followed  for  meeting  the  require- ments  of  priority  industries.
Actual  user  licences  will  be  valid  for  import  of  any items  not  included  in  List  II  (banned  list)  and  those included  in Section III, the import of  which is canalis- ed  through  the  public  sector  agency,  import  of  the items  included  in List  111 will, however,  be  allowed  to be  imported  on  a  restricted  basis.  The  items  which do  not  figure  in  the  lists  of  non-permissible  and  res- tricted  items, will be licensable  to  actual  users  without any face  value restriction,  provided  that  the  applicants are  otherwise  eligible  to  the  import  of  such  permis- sible items in accordance with the policy and procedure in  force.  In  respect  of  canalised  items,  only  release orders  will  be  issued.
Chemicals,  solvents, flavouring agents,  colours  etc., the  import  of  which  is  banned  or  restricted  elsewhere in  the  Red  Book  will  be  governed  by  that  policy.
5.  The  drugs  and  medicines  licensed  to  the  actual users  in  terms  of  this  policy  should  not  be  sold  after re-packing  and  re-bottling  only,  Ampouling  or  viall- ing of  sterile  drugs  in  powder  or  liquid  form  will  not, however,  constitute  "re-packing  or  re-bottling". Imports  through  public  sector agency:
6.  Requirements  of actual users for import of the fol- lowing items  will  be met  from  imports  through  public sector  agency.  The  extent  of  imports  of  each  item will  be  decided  by  the  Ministry  of  Petroleum  and Chemicals  in  consultation  with  the  concerned authorities :—
(1)  Thiamine  Mononitrate  and  Hydrochloride
(Vitamin  Bl).
(2)  Riboflavine  (Vitamin  B2)  and  Riboflavine-
5-phosphate  sodium.
(3)  Erythromycin  (base),  Erythromycin- Estolate,  Erythromycin  stearatc  and Erythromycin-Ethyl  succinate.
(14)  Choiamphenicol  powder,  chloraniphenicol paimitale,  chloramphenicol  stearate  and chloramphcnical  succinate.
(15)  Slrcptomycine  sulphate. (16)  Citric  acid  of  pharmacopoeial  grade. (17)  Tartaric  acid  of  pharmacopoeial  grade. (18)  Cresylic  acid/cresylic  acid  BP/Meta  cresol/
Para  crcsol/ortho  crasol.
(19)  Chioroquine  and  its  salts. 1.20)  Ampicillin  Trihydrale/anhydrous/sodiiim. (21)  Fuisemide. (22)  Methyl  Dopa. (23)  Nitroi'urantoin. (24)  Prenylamine  lactate. (2-J) Sulphamclhoxypyridazine. (26)  Indomcthacin. (27)  Phthayl  sulphathiazole. (28)  Vitamin  B6. (29)  Calcium/Sodium  Pentothenates. (30)  Panthcnols. (31)  L-Base  (Aminodiol).
NOTE:—-The requirements  of  actual  users in respect
of  items  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  8  to  16
will  be  met  on  a restricted  basis. Release  orders  in  respect  of  these  items  will  be  issued to  actual  users  by the licensing  authorities/State  Drugs Control  Authorities  to  enable  them  to  obtain  the supplies  from  the  canalising  agency/Indian  Drugs  and Pharmaceuticals  Ltd.,  as  indicated  in  Section  III  of this  Book.  The  detailed  procedure  for  submission of  applications  by  actual  users  in  respect  of  these items  is  given  in  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74.
7.  In  the  case of  pharmaceutical  units  not  borne on the  registers  of  the  Directorate  General  of  Technical Development,  the  'loan  licensees'  under  the  Drugs and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940  who  are  permitted  to  get their  drugs  processed  by  other  factories  licensed  un- der  the  said  Act,  will  be  eligible  to  get  actual  user licences  for  permissible  items  of  raw  materials  re- quired  by  them.  Such  licences  will  not  bear  the condition  regarding  utilisation  of  the  imported  raw materials  in  the  factory  of  the  licensee  and  a  suitable endorsement  will  be  made  on  such  licences  permit- tint;  tlic  'loan  licensees'  to  get  then  goods  processed in  other  factories  licensed  under  the  Drugs  and  Cos- metics  Act,  1940.  The  new  units  of  loan  licensees wiil  be  granted  licences  for  a  value  not  exceeding Rs,  10,000/-  for  a  six  monthly  period.
(ii)  Crude  drugs  for  Ayurvedic  and  Unani
medicines.
(4)  Folic  acid. (5)  Iodine. (6)  Sulphathizole. (7)  Sulphadiazine. (8)  Sulphadiinidine  (Sulphamethazine). (9)  Sulphaguanidine.
(10)  Amidopyrine. (11)  Analgin. (12)  Phenobarbitone. (13)  Pipcrazine  and  its  salts.
8.  The  requirements  of  actual  users  will  be  licen- sed  in terms  of  the  general  policy  for  issue  of  licences for  raw  materials  in  favour  of  the  priority  industries. The  actual  users  should  furnish  a  list  of  the  items of crude  drugs  of  Ayurvedic  and  Unani  medicines desired  to  be  imported  by  them.

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Actual  users  manufacturing  Ayurvedic  and  Unani medicines  will  be  allowed  to  import  crude  drugs  in the  manner  indicated  below: —
(i)  Import  of  crude  drugs  specified  in  List 'A'  in  Annexure  5  of  this  Appendix  will  be allowed  without  any  face  value  restriction.
(ii)  Import  of  crude  drugs  specified  in  List 'B'  in  Annexure  5  of  this  Appendix  will  be allowed  upto  10%  of  the  face  value  of licence  or  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(iii)  The  samples  are  imported  in  packings  wnich are  distinctly  different  from  regular  trade packings;  and
(iv)  Each  packing  is  clearly  marked  "Physician's
samples  not  to  be  sold".
Applications  are  to  be  made  to  the  regional  licen- sing  authorities  in  the  prescribed  form  and  manner. Only  one  Customs  Clearance  Permit  will  be  issued to  the  firm  whenever  necessary  and  for  this  purpose only  the  Head  Office  of  the  firm  should  apply.
Import  of  new  drugs.
This  value  limit  will  be  applicable  to  each item  separately.
(iii)  Import  of  crude  drugs  specified  in  List 'C  in  Annexure  5  of  this  Appendix  will  be allowed  upto  5%  of  the  face  value  of licence  or  Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less. This  value  limit  wlil  be  applicable  to  each item  separately.
11.  Requests  for  issue  of  Customs  Clearance  Permit for  import  of  new  drugs  will  be  considered  by  the CCI&E.,  New  Delhi.  Such  applications  should  be made  through  the  DGHS, New Delhi.  Conditions  (ii), (iii)  and  (iv)  specified  in para.  10 shall  not  apply  to customs  clearance  permits  issued  under  this  para.
Licensing  to  Re-packers  and  Re-bottlers  of  drugs.
Applications  from  new  units  may  also  be  considered provided  the  requisite  machinery  has  been  installed by  the  applicants.  The  recommendation  of  the sponsoring  authority  in  such  cases  will  be  accompanied by  a  complete  list  of  machinery  actually  installed with  its  value  and  a  certificate  to  the  effect  that  the unit  has  obtained  the  necessary  licence  under  the Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940  or  a  certificate  that the  unit  is  equipped  to  manufacture  and  has  made complete  arrangements  as  may  be  necessary  for  pro- duction.  In  such  cases,  the  application  for  the second-half  yeat  will  be  considered  only  if  accom- panied  by  a  certificate  of  utlisation  of  the  goods imported  against  the  first  half  year's  licence,  indica- ting  the  production  turned  out  by  them  with specifications  and  quantity.
(iii)  Homoeopathic  medicines.
9.  The  requirements  of  the  actual  users  will  be licen- sed  in  terms  of  the  general  policy  for  issue  of  licences for  raw materials  in  favour  of  the priority  industries. Import  licences  will  be  issued  with  the  following  des- cription  :—
"All  single  Homoeopathic  drugs  in  basic  form and/or  of  any  potency,  including  sugar  of milk  in  bulk  and  Biochemic  medicines."
Import  of  Free  Samples  of  Drugs  and  Medicines.
12.  The  parties  who  obtain  supplies  of  drugs  and medicines  in  bulk  and  are  engaged  in  the  process  of re-packing  and  re-bottling  the  drugs  and  medicines  in small  containers,  are  not  covered  by  the  definition of  actual  users  as  given  in  the  ITC  Hand  Book  of Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74,  as  they  are  not  engag- ed  in  an  industrial  production.  However,  in  terms  of the  Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940  the  process  of manufacture  includes  the  process  of  re-packing  or re-bottling  of  drugs.  Also,  persons  or  firms  engaged in  such  activities  are  required  to  possess  a  licence under  the  said  Act,  and  are  also  required  to  test  the products  either  in  their  own  laboratories  or  other approved  laboratories.  In  view  of  this,  applications for  licences  will  be  considered  from  such  parties holding  licences  under  the  Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act, 1940,  for  re-packing  or  re-bottling  of  drugs,  for import  of  permissible  items  of  drugs  and  medicines required  by  them  for  re-packing  or  re-bottling  pur- poses.  Applications  should  be  made  in  the  form prescribed  for  the  actual  users,  to  the  licensing  autho- rity  concerned  through  the  sponsoring  authority  con- cerned  after  utilisation  of  previous  set  of  licences issued  to  them.  Licences  will  be  issued  for  import of  specific  permissible  items  of  drugs  and  medicines recommended  by  the  sponsoring  authority.  Licences against  this  provision  will  be  issued  to  an  applicant for  a  value  not  exceeding  Rs.  3,700/-,
Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940—Applicability.
10.  In  order  to  minimise  delay  and  inconvenience  to bona  fide  sole  representatives  of  manufacturers  abroad in  importing  consignments  of  free  samples  of  drugs and  medicines,  Customs  Clearance  Permits  will  be issued  by  the  regional  licensing  authorities  to  cover import  of  free  samples  of  drugs  and  medicines covered  by  List  I  of  this  Appendix,  subject  to  the following  conditions  :—
(i)  No  remittance  of  foreign  exchange  is  in-
volved.
13.  The  provision  of  Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940 find  the  Rules  thereunder  should  be  complied  with wherever  necessary.  Applicants  for  import  of  drugs under  the  Import  Trade  Control  Regulations  should declare  in  their  application  forms  that  they  hold  valid licences  under  the  Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act,  1940 for  sale  of  drugs  applied  for  by  them  and  also  quote the  number  and  date  of  that  licence.
Drugs  (Prices  Control)  Order.
(ii1)  The  c.i.f.  value  of  the  consignment  is  rea- sonably  small  and  does  not  in  any  case exceed  Rs.  8,000/-  (Rupees  eight  thousand only).
 
14.  The  provisions  of  the  Drugs  (Prices  Conirol) Order,  1970  should  be  complied  with  by  the  establish- ed  importers.  Every  established  importers  of  a  bulk

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drug  shall  report  to  the  Central  Government  within 15  days  of  import  every  time,  the  name  of  the  bulk drug,  the  landed  cost,  and  the  basis  of  arriving  at the  selling  price.  He  shall  not,  thereafter  increase the  said  selling  price  without  the  prior  approval  of the  Central  Government.
Similarly  every  established  importer  of  finLhed formulations  is  required  to  get  the  prices  of  the formulations  imported  by  him,  approved  by  Govern- ment  before  such  formulations  are  offered  £or  sale in  the  market. Import  of  specified items  under  other names.
15.  The  import  policy  in  respect  of  items  to  be imported  through  public  sector  agencies  and  tlmse covered  by lists  II  and  III  of  this Appendix  will apply not  only  to  items  imported  under  the  names  specified in  the  Appendix  but  also  to  items  imported  under other  chemical  names  or  synonyms.
LIST  I
The  following  drugs  in  the  bulk  unprocessed  form, except  where  otherwise  stated,  and  conforming  to  the specifications  laid  down  in  the  Drugs  and  Cosmetics Act,  1940  and  the  Rules  made  thereunder  will  be allowed  to  be  imported.  No  preparations  (other than  those  specifically  mentioned  against  items  in this list)  of  any  one  or  more  of  the  drugs  will,  however, be  eligible  for  import:— 1.  Acenocoumarol. 2.  Acetazolamlde. 3.  Acetylcholine. 4.  Acridines  excluding  preparations  thereof  and also  excluding  Proflavine,  5-amino-acridine and  preparations  thereof.
5.  Actinomycin-D  and  its  injection. 6.  Active  principles  of  Ammi-visnaga,  natural  or
synthetic. 7.  Adenosine. 8.  Adrenochrome  Monosemicarbazone. 9.  Adrenaline.
10.  Alphachymotrypsin  and  injection  and  tablets
thereof.
11.  AminophyUine. 12.  Aminopterine  Sodium  and  its  injection. 13.  Amiphenazole  and  its  injection. 14.  Amitriptyline  hydrochlonde. 15.  Amphetamine  sulphate. 16.  Amphotericin-B  and  its  injection. 17.  Amyl  Nitrite. 18.  Antazoline  and  its  salts. 19.  Apomorphine  bydrochloride. 20.  Atrophine  and  its  salts. 21.  Bacitracin. 22.  Beme^ride  and  its  injections. 23.  Bretylium  Tosylate  and  its  injection. 24.  Benzhexol  hydrochloride. 25.  Busulphan  and  its  tablets. 26.  Calcium  disodium  Edetate  and  its  injection. 27.  Carbachol. 28.  Carbamazepine. 29.  Carbimazole. 30.  Cephaloridine  and  its  preparations.
31.  Cetrimide. 32.  Chlorambucil  and  its  tablets. 33.  Chlorhczidine  and  its  salts. 34.  Chloroform  for  anaesthetic  purposes. 35.  Chlorpheniramine  and  its  salts. 36.  Chlorpromazine  Hydrochloride. 37.  Chlorthiazide. 38.  Chlorxylenol. 39.  Choline  Bitartrate. 40.  Choline  Dihydrogen  Citrate. 41.  Choline  Chloride. 42.  Chorionic  Gonadotrophin  and  ampoules  thereof. 43.  Chrysarobin  and  Dithranol. 44.  Chlorthalidone. 45.  Cinchocaine  and  Cinchocaine  hydrochloride. 46.  Citrated  Calcium  carbimido  and  its  tablets. 47.  Cloxacillin  Sodium. 48.  Clofazimine  and  its  preparations. 49.  Clofibrate  and  its  capsules. 50.  Colistin  Sulphate  and  Colistin  Sulphomethate
Sodium.
51.  Conjugated  Estrogen  and  its  injection. 52.  Corticotrophin  (ACTH)  and  its  injection. 53.  Cropropamide. 54.  Crotethamide. 55.  Cyclophosphamide. 56.  Cyclopropane. 57.  Cypropheptadine  hydrochloride. 58.  Cyclopenthiazidc. 59.  Dexamethasone  (the  c.i.f.  price  should  not  ex-
ceed  Rs.  55  per  gram).
60.  Dextroamphetamine  and  its  salts.
*61.  Dihydro-hydroxy  codeinone  and  its  salts. 62.  Dimercaprol  (B.A.L.)  and  its  injection. 63.  Diagnostic  Agents  as  specified  in  Annexure  3. 63A.  Diazepam  (c.i.f.  not  to  exceed  Rs.  280  per
kg.). 64.  Digitoxin. 65.  Diptheria  Antitoxin  and  its  injection. 66.  Dipyridamole. 67.  Disulphiram. 68.  Droperidol  and  Fentanyl  Citrate  injection. 69.  Edrophonium  chloride  and  its  injection. 70.  Ephedrine  and  its  salts. 71.  Ergot  alkoloids  excluding  ergot  sclerotia  (Ergot
of  Rye).
72.  Ergometrine  Maleate. 73.  Ergotamine  and  its  salts. 74.  Erythrityl  Tetranitrate. 75.  Ethcryruc  acid. 76.  Ethopropaxine  hydrochloride. 77.  Ethyl  Biscoumacetate.
•78.  Fentanyl  citrate  and  its  injection.
79.  Febrinolysin  (Human). 80.  Flumethiazide. 81.  Fluorescein  sodium. 82.  Fluorouracil  and  its  injection. 83.  Furazoiidone. 84.  Gallamine  Triethiodide. 85.  Gentian  Violet. 86.  Glyceryl  Trinitrate. 87.  Glycobiarsol.

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88.  Glycosides  of.  Strophanlhus. 89.  Guacol  Glyceryl  Ether. 90.  Guanethidinc  Sulphate. 91.  Halothane  in  bottles. 92.  Hexachloroethane  Dispersible  power  B.  Vet.  C. 93.  Hexamethonium  Bromide. 94.  Hexyl  Resortinol  and  preparations  thereof
which  are  used  as  anthelmintics.
95.  Homatropine  Hydrobromide  and  Homatropine
methyl  bromide.
96.  Hydantion  and  its  derivatives,  including
phenytoin  sodium  injection.
97.  Hydrochlorthiazide. 98.  Hydroxycthyl  Theophyllinc. 99.  Hydroxyurea  and  its  preparations.
100.  Hysocine  and  its  salts. 101.  Ichthammol. 102.  Imipraminc  hydrochloride. 103.  Tnsulin  Lente/Isophane  in  bulk. 104.  Insulin  Lente/Isophane  in  ampoules  or  vials. 105.  lodoxyuridine. 106.  Tsoproterenol  hydrochloride  injection. 107.  Tsoptin  hydrochloride  (Verapamil  hydrochlo-
ride).
108.  Isnsorbide  dinitrate. 109.  Kaolin  Light,  pharmacopoeial  grade. 110.  Kanamycin  sulphate. 111.  Lactose. 112.  Lanatosides. 113.  L-Dopa  (L-Dihydroxy  phenylalamine). 114.  Leptazol. 115.  Lcucovarinc  Calcium  and  its  injection. 116.  Levarterenol  Bitartrate  and  its  injection. 117.  Lobeline  and  its salts. 118.  Magnesium  Oxide. 119.  Mannitol  Hexanitrate.
120.  Manno-Mustine  hydrochloride  and  its  injection
and  tablets  thereof.
121.  Mecamylaminc  Hydrochlovide. 122.  Melphalan  and  injection  and  tablets  thereof. 123.  Mephenesin. 124.  Mephentermine  sulphate. 125.  Dl-Methionine  and  its  derivatives, 126.  Mcrcaptopuriiie  and  its  tablets. 127.  Mercurial  diuretics. 128.  Methenimine  Mandelatc. 129.  Metarminol  tartrate  and  its  injection. * 130. Methadone  Hydrochloride. 131.  Methandienone. 132.  Methicillin  (Sodium  salt)  and  its  injection. 133.  Methocarbamol. 134.  Mcthohexital  sodium. 135.  Methoin. 136.  Methotrexate  and  tablets  and  injections. 137.  Methoxamine  Hydrochloride. 138.  Mcthoxy  Fluraine  in  bottles. 139.  Mcthyridine  Injection  and  liquid  (for  veterinary
use  only).
140.  Mitomycin  C  and  its  preparation. 141.  Mustine  Hydrochloride  and  ampoules. 142.  Nnlorphine  and  its  salts. 143.  Nandrolene  phenylpropionate. 144.  Neomycin  sulphate. 145.  Ncostigmine  and  its  salts.
146.  Nitrofurazone. 147.  Noradrenaline  including  L-Noradrenaline
Tartrate.
148.  Normal  Human  Blood  Phisma  in  a  form  ready
for  use. 149.  Novobiocin. 150.  Nylidrine  hydrochloride. 151.  Organic  Asenic  Compounds,  excluding  carbar-
sone  and  Acetarsol.
J52.  Orphenadrine  Hydrochloride. 153.  Oxaciilin  sodium  and  its  capsules. 154.  Oxyphonbutazone. 155.  Oxypher.onium  bromide. 156.  Oxytocin. 157.  Papaverine  Hydrochloride. 158.  Paradionc, 159.  Paramoniycin  and  its  salts. 160.  Paraldehyde. 161.  Pempidinc  Tartrate. 162.  Penlamethonium  Bromide. 163.  D-Pcnicillamine  hydrochloride  and  its  capsules 164.  Penicillimise  and  its  injection. 165.  Pentaerythrityl  Tetranitrate  with  suitable
diluent.
166.  Pcntolinium  Tartrate. •'167, Pethidiue  Mydrochloride. 168.  PenycliJine  hydrochloride  and  tablets  and
injections  thereof.
J69.  Pepsin. 170.  Pheniramine  inaleate. 171.  Phenformin  hydrochloride. *172, Phenoperidine  hydrochloride  and  its  injections. 173.  Phenindione. 174.  Phenoxy  benzamine  hydrochloride  and  its
injection.
175.  Phentolumine. 176.  Phenyl  Azodiaminopyridine  Hydrochloride. 177.  Phcnylephrine  hydrochloride. 178.  Physostigmiue  and  its  salts, 179.  Plienylmercuric  nitrate. 180.  Phytomcnadionc. 181.  Pituitary  (Posterior  lobe)  powder. 182.  Picrotoxinc  and  its  injection. 183.  Poliomyelitis  Vaccine  (Sabin)  including  pre-
parations  thereof,
184.  Polimyelitis  Vaccine  (Salt)  including  prepara-
tions  thereof.
185.  Polymixm  Sulphate  sterile  and  vials  thereof. 186.  Polyricine  B.  Vet.  C. 187.  Polythiazide. 188.  Potassium  Guaiucol  Sulphonate. 189.  PmlidoKime  chloride/Iodide  and  ampoules
thereof.
190.  Procaine  Penicillin  G.  in  oil  with  Aluminium
monestearate. (Import  should  not  exceed  2  per  cent,  of  the face  value  of  quota  licence).

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191.  Primaquine  and  its  salts.
192.  Primidone,
193.  Promcthazine  hydrochloride.
194.  Procainamide  hydrochloride.
195.  Polyvinyl  Pyrrolidone  (PVP).
196.  Procyclidine  Hydrochloride.
197.  Propranolol  hydrochloride  and  injections  and
tablets  thereof.
198.  Protamine  sulphate  and  its  injection.
199.  Pyrazinamide.
200.  Pyridoxine  Hydrochloride.
201.  Pyrimetliaminc  Hydrochloride.
202.  Pyrithioxine  and  its  tablets.
203.  Quinapyramijie  and  its  salts.
204.  Quinidine  sulphate.
205.  Rescrpine.
206.  Russel's  Viper  Venom  or  other  snake  venom.
207.  Salicylazosulphapyridine.
208.  Scrum  Gonadotrophin  and  ampoules  thereof.
209.  Sodium  Pentnuclcotide.
210.  Solution  of  Sodium  and  Mcthyl-glucamine  salt of  N.N.  Diacetyl-3,  5-diamino-2,  A,  6  tri-iodo- Benzoic  acid.
211.  Spironolactone.
212.  Stibophen.
213.  Stilboestrol.
214.  Steptokinase-Streptodornase  and  tablet  and
injections  thereof.
215.  Sulphadimethoxine.
216.  Sulphafurazole.
217.  Sulphaphenazole.
218.  Sulthiarne.
219.  Suxethonium  Bromide  and  ampoules  thereof.
220.  Testolactone  and  its  preparations.
221.  Tetraethylthiuram  Monosulphide  (Monosul-
firam)  B.  Vet.  C.
**222.  Tetrachlorethlene  of  pharmacopoeial  grade.
223.  Theobromine  and  its  salts.
224.  Theophylline.
225.  Thiabendozole  for  Veterinary  use  only.
226.  Thiopentone  Sodium.
227.  Thiouracil  and  its  alkyl  derivatives,
228.  Thio-Tepa  and  its  injection.
229.  Thyroid.
230.  Tolazoline  Hydrochloride.
231.  Tolbutamide.
232.  Triamtcrene.
**233.  Trichlorethylene  of  pharmacopoeial  grade.
234.  Trihexyphenidyl  hydrochloride.
238.  Troxidone.
239.  Thrombin.
240.  Thrombokinase  and  its  tablets  with  calcium.
241.  Tricholine  citrate.
242.  Tryphan  Blue.
243.  Tuberculin.
244.  Vasopressin  and  its  injection.
245.  Vinblastine  Sulphate  and  its  injcclion.
246.  Viomycin.
247.  Xanthinol  Nicotinate.
"•"Imports  will  be  permitted  against  import  certifi-
cates  issued  by  the  Narcotics  Commissioner.
'^'"Import  of  these  items  will  be  allowed  only  with the  prior  approval  of  the  Directorate  General  of Health  Services,  New  Delhi.  Import  of  these  items will  not  however  be  allowed  to  the  actual  users.
NOTE:—Requests  for  inclusion  of  any  other  drug  or medicine  in  the  quota  licences  may  be  ad- dressed  to  the  regional  licensing  authori- ties  indicating  the  value  upto  which  the  drug or  medicine  is  intended  to  be  imported. Full  justification  in  support  of  the  request and  illustrative  literature  if  any,  should  be furnished.  Such  requests  for  endorsement on  quota  licences  should  be  made,  as  far  as possible,  at  one  time  and  not  later  than  six months  after  issue  of  the  quota  licences,  to the  regional  licensing  authority  concerned with  a  copy  to  the  Directorate  General  of Health  Services,  New  Delhi.  Necessary recommendation  will  be  made  by  the  Direc- torate  General  of  Health  Services  to  the regional  licensing  authorities  concerned  on the  basis  of  the  copy  of  the  request  for  en- dorsement  received  by  him  from  the  appli- cant
While  submitting  applications  for  endorsement,  the
following  information  should  be  furnished:—
0)  Value  of  quota  licence  held;  and
(2)  Quantity  and  value  upto  which  additional items  are  required  and  the  c.i.f.  piic*.s  at which  the  imports  will  be  made.
LIST  II
The  list  o1  Druxs  and  medicines  and  preparations
thereof  which  will  not  be  permitted  to  be  import-
ed  ngain.it  licences  issued  for  drugs  and  medicines:
235.  Triflupromazine  Hydrochloride.
236.  Trifluoperazine  Hydrochloride.
237.  TrimcUrphan  Camsylate  and  its  injection.
1.  Acctazolamide.
2.  Acetyl  Salicylic  acid.

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3.  Allyl  Tsothiocyanate.
4.  Aluminium  hydroxide  gel. 5.  Ammonium  Bromide.
6.  Barium  Sulphate.
7.  Bdladona  extracts.
8.  Bcnzathine  Pcncillin. 9.  Benzoic  Acid,
in.  Benzyl  Benzoate. 1 1.  B-rberine  and  its  salts. 1?.. Bismuth  sub-carbonate.
13.  Bismuth  sub-nitrate.
14.  Bismuth  Oxychloride. 15.  Bismuth  Citrate. 16.  Bismuth  Salicylatc. 17.  Boineol  and  its  esters.
18.  Brucine  and  its  salts. 19.  Eucbu  leaves. 20.  Budizine  and  its  salts.
21.  Caffeine  and  its  salts.
22.  Calcium  Lactate.
23.  Carbarsonc.
24.  Chloral  and  chloral  hydrate. 25.  Chlorobutol. 26.  Colchicine.
27.  Cortisone.
28.  Cyclamic  acid  and  its  salts. 29.  Cyclizine  and  its  salts. 30.  Cynopyridine.
31.  Chlorcyclizinc.
32.  C'hlortctracyclinc  and  its  salts. 33.  Dcpsone  (Di-amino-dipheny-Sulphone)  and  its
derivatives.
34.  Pidhyl—Cararnazine  and  its  salts. 35.  Dimenhydiinate  B.  P.
36.  Emetine  hydrochloride. 37.  r.thyl  chloride. 3R.  l7ihyl  ether  and  anaesthetic  ether. 39.  Ethinyl  Estradiol. 40.  Ferrous  fumarate.
41.  Fi.rrous  Gluconatc. 42  Ft  rrous  sulphate.
43.  I lalogennted  derivatives  of  Hydroxyquinoline. 44.  Hexachlorophene.
45.  Ilexamine  or  its  Synonyms,  e.g.  Hexnmethylene letramine,  Methanamide,  Ammoformin,  Formin. Cystamin,  Cystogcn,  Hexomethyl  enamine, Aminofarm,  Uritone,  Urotropin.
46.  ITydiocortisonc,
47.  J7-Alpha  hydroxypvogestcrone  and  its  esters. 4S.  Hydroxy/ine  Hydrochloride.
49.  Tlv.iluronidase. 50.  Insulin  all  types  except  Insulin  Lcntc/Isopliane
in  bulk  and  in  ampoules  or  vials.
51.  Iron  Ammonium  citrate,
52.  Iron  Bromide.
53.  lsonicotinic  acid  hydrazide.
54.  Lanolin  Anhydrous. 55.  Lignocaine  and  lignocainc  hydrochloride. 56.  Liver  extract  injectable  and  oral  grade. 57.  Magnesium  sulphate  (Epsom  salt). 58.  Magnesium  carborate  (Heavy). 59.  Magnesium  hydroxide. 60.  Magnesium  Trisilicate. 61.  Meclozinc  and  its  salts. 62.  Menthol. 63.  Meprobamate. 64.  Mercuroehrome. 65.  Mcthaqualonc  Base  and  Methaqualone  Hydro-
chloride.
66.  Methylester  of  Parahydroxybenzoic  acid  (Methyl
Parabcn).
67.  Methyl  Salicylatc. 68.  Methyl  testosterone. 69.  Nicotinamide,  Nicotinic  Acid  amide,  Niacina- mide,  3-Pyridine—Carboxylic  acid  amide, Nicotamidc  and  Nicotilamide.
70.  Nicotinic  acid.
71.  Normal  Human  Serum  albumin-Normal  Tmmuno-
globulin  Scrum  (Gamma  Globulin.)
72.  Nystatin.
73.  Oxytetracycline  base  and  Oxytetracycline  hydro-
chloride.
74.  Papain.
75.  Para  ammo  Salicyclic  acid  and  its  salts. 76.  Paracetamol,
77.  Penicillin  G  (Sodium/Potassium/Procaine)  and
Phenoxy  Methyl  Penicillin.
78.  Peptone.
79.  Phcnacetinc.
80.  Phenothiazine  including  phenothiazine  disper-
sible.
81.  Potassium  acetate. 82.  Potassium  bitartrate.
83.  Potassium  bromide. 84.  Potassium  citrate. 85.  Probenecid. 86.  Progesterone.
87.  Propantheline  Bromide. 88.  Saccharine.
89.  Salicylic  Acid  all  grade. 90.  Saljcylamide. 91.  Santonin.

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18.  Picdnisone.
92.  Sera  and  Vaccines,  the  following  :—
(i)  Cholera  vaccines.
19.  Prednisolone. 20.  Procaine  Hydrochloride. 21.  Silver  protein,  mild  and  strong.
(ii)  T.A.B.  vaccine, (iii)  Anti-rabic  vaccine, (iv)  Anti-influenza  vaccines, (v)  Anti-venom  serum,
22.  Sodium  Iodide. 23.  Sodium  bicarbonate  of  I.P.  Grade. 24.  Sorbitol.
(vi)  Triple  vaccine,
(vii)  Tetanus  antitoxin.
93.  Sodium  Bromide.
25.  Succinyl  Choline  Chloride. 26.  Sulphamethizole. 27.  Thymol.
94.  Sodium  Berzoate.
28.  Vitamins  D2  and  D3. 29.  Vitamin  K.  (Menadione,  Menadione  Sodium 95.  Sodium  formate. 96.  Sodium  salicylate.
97.  Sodium  sulphate.
ANNEXURE  1
[Please  see  para  2(ii)] 98.  Sodium  phosphate. 99.  Sodium  Acetate. 100.  Sodium  Citrate.
101.  Strychnine  and  its  salts.
No.  English name of  the crude
si.:
drug
102.  Sulphanilamide.
Ayurvedic  and Unani  name  of  the
crude drug
103.  Sulphacctamidc  and  Sulphacetamide  Sodium.
Alhagi pseudalhagi (Bieb) Desv.
i.
Yawa-saka,  Tai an- 104.  Testosterone,  Testosterone  Propionate,  Testos-
terone  Valerate  and  Testosterone  Enanthatc.
2. Anacyclus  pyrethrum  DC  Pcllitory
jabina. Aqarqarha.
Roots.
Bahamodendrum opobahamum.
Hubbal  Balsam
3.
105.  Tetracyline  base  and  tettacyline  hydrochloride. 106.  Thiacetazone.
(Seeds  and  Bark).
107.  Tonic  or  medicated  wines.
4.
108.  Vitamin  A  and  its  esters.
Bambitsa bambos Druce  . Deposit  in  [he culms  .
B a l s um  b o h l a ba  . . ..
109.  Vitamins  of  B-12  group  (Cyanocobalarain  and
B e r b e r is  N u l g a r ls  L i nn  .
Hydroxycobalarnin).
5. 6.
Vanshalochana. Tabasheer. Rogan  Balsan. Zarishk. Boorai  Armani.
B a l e a r m e n i ac  . . ..
7.
110.  Vitamin  C  (Ascorbic  acid)  and  its  salt  and
C o t o n e a s t er  r a c e m l / l o ra  k o ck  M a n na
8.
Shirakhista, esters.
Exudate
111.  Zinc  undccylenate.
Gentiana ollvieri Griseb  Flowers
9. 10,
LIST  IIT
H a b b us  z a l am  . . .. Junlperus communis Linn
1).
Gul-e-ghafls. Saresham  niani Haubre, Abhal.
J u n i p er  b e r r i es  . . .. F r u i t s.
List  of  items  import  of  which  will  be  allowed  to
Actual  Users  on  a  restricted  basis
Hab-ul-ghar.
12.
1.  Absorbable  Gelatine  sponge.
Laurus nofitlis Linn
Lepidlum iberia Linn
Todari.
13.
Seeds
2.  Acetarsol.
14.
Maya Shutur Erabi. Habbulaas,
Maya Shulur  arabi. Myrius communis Linn.  ,
15.
3.  Agar  Agar  (Pharmaceutical  graded). 4.  Aluminium  Glycinate.
Seeds
Salab.
Orchis mascula Linn
5.  Calcium  D-Saceharate.
16.
Roots
17.
Udsalib. Rumi  mastigi
Paeonia officinalis Linn Plstacla lentiscus Linn  .
18.
Resin.
6.  Calcium  Gluconatc,  injectable  grade  only. 7.  Calamine. 8.  Dextran  Powder.
Piper cubeba Linn.  f.
Kabab chini.
19.
9.  Ergot  Sclerotia  (Ergot  of  Rye).
Fiuits,
Poliperus officlnatis Eries
Gharikhun.
20.
Entire plant
10.  Glycerophosphoric  acid  and  its  salts. 11.  Heparin.
21. Polipuduru  vulgare Linn Prumts, mahaleb Linn.  ,
22.
Kernels  .
Quercus infedoria Oliv.  .
23.
12.  Liquid  Paraffin  of  Pharmacopoeial  grade. 13.  Nikethamide. 14.  Phenyl  Butazonc  and  its  salts.
Bisfaij. Priyangu,  ghanla Habu) mahalef. Mayaphala. Majuphala.
Oakgalla  .  .  •  .  • galls. ShilajH
Shllajita.
24.
Exudate.
15.  Potassium  Hydrogen  Tartrate  (Cream  of  tartar). 16.  Potassium  sodium  tartrate  (Rochclle  salt), 17.  Potassium  Iodide.

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SI.
Jo.  English name of the crude drug
No.  English name of the crude
si. r-
drug
Ayurvedic and Unani  name  of the crude  drug Ayurvedic  and Unani name  of the crude drug
25. Smilex china Linn.
Chobchlni
Pinus saccinifera (goppert)
Kaharuba.
•21.
Roots.
Cornow Crude rcsln
26. Trachydium lehmart Bcnth
Shaqaqul.
Piper Longum  Linn
•22.
27. Zataria multiflora Boiss
Satar.
Pippali, Pinpall. Filfil Dara.
L o ng  p e p p er  . . .. F r u it
28. Zizyphiis saliva Gaertn  .
Unnab.
Indian jujube.
Prenella vulgaris Linn  .
Ustukhudus.
23.
R o ck  salt  . . . ..
•24.
Saindhava.
25. Smllax  ornata  s o r s a p a r i l la
Ushba maghrebi.
 
•26.
Styrax bonzoin Dryan  .
Lobena.
ANNEXURE  2
Balsomlc resin
•27. Yellow orphlment
Haratala varqi.
[Please  see  para  2(ii)]
N.B.—*These items  will be allowed  to be imported  only  upto 5 % of the face value the quota licences for crude drugs for  Ayurvedic  and Unani  medicines.
$o.  English name of the crude
su
drug
Ayurvedic and Unani  name  of the
crude  drug
NDTE.—Requests  for  inclusion  of  any  other crude  drugs in the quota licences issued for crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines will not be entertained.
•1.
Nakhala.
A c h a t l na f u l i ca  . . .. Achatla shell  of land snail
Acldum arseniosum
•2.
Sankhia.
W h i te  a r s e n ic  . . ..
A m b e ra g r a s e as  . . ..
3.
Amber.
Ambergris
4. Amberhou divaricate Kuntze  . Badward.
 
5.
Caster beaver
Jund bedastar.
Bever castorcum
Centaurea behan Linn  .
•6.
Bahman safed.
Roots
7. Cinabar
Hingula.
Colchtncum luteum Baker
8.
Suranjan  shirin.
Root.
ANNEXURE  3
Convolvulus scammonla Linn
9.
Saqmonla,
(Please  see item  No.  63  of  List—I.) Scamony Resin
C o r a l l l um  r u b r um  . . ..
•10.
Broken coral seeds
Pravala. Munga, Marjan.
Diagnostic  Agents  which  are  eligible  for  import against  the  entry  "Diagnostic  Agents"  as  specified in  List  I  of  this  Appendix.
Dorema ammoniacum D. Don. Ushaq,
•11.
Gum resin.
(A)  The  following  Diagnostic  Agents  mentioned
Doronicum paradalianches Linn
12.
Darunaj sqrabi.
in  the  National  Formulary  of  India  1966:—
Dragon's blood,  Dracaena
•13.
Dammul akhavain
Cinnabari
1.  Alpha  Kctoglutnric  acid.
Fossile  encrinlte  . . ..
*14.
Hajrul yahud.
2.  Aminonaphtholsulphonic  acid.
Garcinia  hanfurvi  H a s s ak
Usare revanda,
•15.
3.  Betaphenanthroline.
Gum resin.
4.  Bilirubin.
Glycyrrhlza glabra Linn.
•16.
Roots
Yeslimadhu Mulethi.
5.  Bromsulphalein.
Lead ore
17.
Surma.
6.  Ceric  sulphate.
Onosma braoteatum Wall
Gozaban.
•18.
Entire plant
7.  Cephalcholestrol.
Pearl,  real (broken)
•19.
Mukta, Moti.
8.  Cholesterol  (Analar).
Pearl Oyester
•20.
Mukta shuktl
9.  Congo  Red.

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10.  Creatinine  (Anular). 11.  Digitonin. 12.  Diphenyl  Carbazone. 13.  Diphospho  Pyridine  Nuclcotide. 14.  Disodium  orthoarsenute. 15.  Dl-Alanine. 16.  Dl-Aspartic  acid. 17.  Dichlorophenol  indophenol. 18.  Evans  Blue. 19.  Flubrescein. 20.  Galactosc. 21.  Histamine  Acid  Phosphate. 22.  Indigo-Carmine. 23.  Inulin. 24.  Jackbcan  meal. 25.  Methylene  Blue. 26.  Neostigmine  Methyl  Sulphate. 27.  Octyl  Nitrite. 28.  Phentolaniine  Methane  Sulphonat. 29.  Picric  acid. 30.  P-amino  hippuric  acid. 31.  P-Dimethylamine-Benzaldehyde  (Ehrllch  re-
ageru).
32.  Proaccelcrin  plasma. 33.  Sodium  Choleate. 34.  Sodium  Dehydrocholate. 35.  Sodium  Pyruvate. 36.  Sodium  Tungstatc. 37.  Sulpho  salicylic  acid. 38.  Thromboplastin. 39.  Thrombin  (Topical). 40.  Titan  yellow. 41.  Tributyrin  (C.P.). 42.  Triehloroacctic  acid. 43.  Tris  (hydroxymethyl)  aminomethane. 44.  Uric  acid.
(B)  Biological  Diagnostic  Agents.
(1)  Agglutinable  Suspensions.
(2)  Agglutinating  Sera  excluding  follow-
ing:—
(i)  Anti  'A'  Sera, (ii)  Anti  'B'  Sera, fiii)  Anti  'D'  (Rho)  Sera.
(3)  Clostridium  Diagnostic  Sera. (4)  Diagnostic  Reagents  for  venereal
diseases  namely  :— (i)  Freis  Antigen. Cii)  Kahn  Antigen, fiii)  Wassermann  Antigen.
(5)  Horse  Scrum. (6)  Species  Precipitating  Sera. (7)  Streptococous  grouping  Sera. (8)  Viral  Antigens  and  Sera. (9)  The  following  Agents,  namely:—
(i)  Antistreptolysin  'O'.
(ii)  Bovine  Albumin, (iii)  Coomb's  Scrum. (iv)  Immune  Fluorescent  Reaction
Reagents.
(v)  Goch  old  Tubcrculine. (vi)  Reagent  for  Casoni's  test,
(vii)  Streptolysin  'C.
(C)  X-Ray  Diagnostic  Agents.
Those  X-ray  Diagnostic  Agents  which  are  includ- ed  in  the  latest  editions  of  the  Indian  Pharmacopoeia, British  Pharmacopoeia,  the  U.S.P.,  the  National Formulary  of  India  except  those  the  import  of which  is  banned  or  restricted  elsewhere  in  this Book  and  the  following  either  in  bulk  unprocessed form  or  in  a  form  ready  for  use:—
1.  Acctrizoic  Acid. 2.  Calcium  Ipodate. 3.  3-5-diido-4,  pyridone-N-Acetic  Acid  Morpho-
linium  Salt.
4.  lodoalphionic  Acid. 5.  Iodomidc. 6.  Tothalmic  Acid. 7.  Phenobutiodil. 8.  Propyl  Docetrizoatc. 9.  Sodium  Diatrizoate  with  Methyl  Glucomine
Diatrizoate. 10.  Sodium  Ipodate.
(D)  Stains  used  In  the  diagnosis  of  various  diseases
by  way  of  microscopic  examination:—
1.  Acid  Fuchsin. 2.  Basic  Fuchsin. 3.  Brilliant  Crcsyl  Blue. 4.  Brilliant  Green. 5.  Bromocresol  Green. 6.  Carmine. 7.  Crystal  Violet. 8.  Giemsa  Azure. 9.  Lcishmian's  Stain.
10.  Methylene  Blue. 11.  Methyl  Green. 12.  Methyl  Violet. 13.  Rhodamine  B. 14.  Safranin. 15.  Sudan  Red. 16.  Trypan  Blue.

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APPhNDiX  19—comd.
17  Wright's  Stain.
Not::  -SLIIIIS  in'h.ated  under  (L>)  above  may  be imported  as  in  packing  not  exceeding 25gnii.  ctccpt  Giemsa  Azure  and  Leish- miar.'s  Stain  which  may  be  imported  in packings  not  exceeding  500  gins,
ANNEXURE  4
IPleasc  bee  para  l(iii)]
S.  No.  Item
1.  (a)  Antibiutics  the  following,  namely:—
(i)  Chlorampheriicol. (ii)  Chlortctrucycline. (iii)  Oxytetraeyclinc. (jv)  Penicillin  including  Phenoxymethyl penicillin  in  bulk  but  excluding  all  forms
of  bottled  penicillin  and  preparations.
(v)  Tctracycline,
(b)  (i)  Other  antibiotics  n.o.s.  in  bulk. (ii)  Other  antibiotics  n.o.s.  hottled.
2.  Acid  Salicylic  excluding  preparations  thereof. 3.  Acid  Acetyl  Salicylic  excluding  preparations
thereof.
4.  Argcnti  Proteinum  and  Argenti  Protcinurn-
mite.
5.  Ammonium  chloride. 6.  Anti-leprosy  drugs. 7.  Bottled  Penicillin  and  its  preparations,  the
following  :— (i)  Penicillin  tablets,
(ii)  Penicillin  Lozenges, (iii)  Penicillin  ointments.
S,  Bottled  penjcillin,  the  following  only :-—
(i)  Crystalline  Penicillin  Sodium  Crystalline
Penicillin  Potassium;
(ii)  Crystalline  Penicillin  Procaine;  and
(iii)  Procainc  Penicillin  G.  Fortified  with  Crysta- lline  Penicillin';  G.  (Sodium  or  Potassium) (Aqueous).
9.  Chlorbutol.
10.  Cortisone  and  hydrocortisone,  excluding  pre-
parations  thereof.
11.  Caffeine  and  its  salts.
12.  Di-calcium  and  di-sodium  phosphate.
22  G  of  T/73—14.
13.  Emetine  Hydrochloride  excluding  preparations
thtreut.
14.  Icuuus  gluconale. 15.  Glycero  Phosphates  excluding  preparations
thereof.
16.  Tsonicotinic  acid  hydrazidc.
17.  Iodides  excluding  preparations  thereof. 18.  Liv-r  extract  injcctible  and  liver  extract  for
oral  use,
19  Malt  extract  excluding  preparations  thereof. 20.  Menthol  excluding  preparations  thereof. 21.  Methyl  Salicyltite  excluding  preparations
thereof.
22.  Nicotinic  Acid  and  Nicotinamidc  excluding
preparations  thereof.
23.  Nikcihamide. 24.  Prednisonc  and  prednisolone,  excluding  prepa-
rations  thereof.
25.  Proguanil  hydrochloride  or  lactatc.
26.  Streptomycin  and  its  salts. 27.  Sera,  Vaccines,  Toxins,  Anti-toxin  excluding Cholera  Vaccine,  T.A.B.  Vaccines,  Anti-rabic Vaccine,  Anti-Venom  Serum  and  Anti-Influ- enza  Vaccine.
28.  Sodium  Salicylate  excluding  preparations
thereof.
29.  Thymol  excluding  preparations  thereof.
30.  Tri-calcium  phosphate.
31.  Cyanocobalaminc  (Vitamin  B  12)  and  Hydroxy
cobnlamin  excluding  preparations  thereof.
32.  Vitamin  C  (Ascorbic  acid  and  its  salts)  ex-
cluding  preparations  thereof.
33.  Calcium  gluconate  of  injectable  grade  (Pyrogca
free),
34.  Carbarsone.
35.  Para  Amino  Salicylic  acid  Sodium  Para Amino  Salicylate  and  Calcium  Amino  Salicylate excluding  preparations  thereof.
36.  Sulphadiazine,  Sulphadimidine  and  Sulpha-
merazinc  excluding  preparations  thereof. 37.  Tliiacetazonc  excluding  preparations  thereof.
38.  Items  which  were  deleted  from  the  erstwhile List  III  of  Appendix  19  prior  to  April,  1966— March,  1967  period.

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A P F L N D IX  I V — n w d.
A N N E X U R E —5
I AST B
LIST A
[Please  see  Para  8]
List  of  Ayurvedic  and  Unani crude  drugs  to  be  allowed to be
Imported by  the  actual useis  on restricted bails  I.e. upto
10%  of  the face  value of  the  Ikcnce  or  Rs.  5,000,-
whlchever is  less
List of Ayurvedic and Vnanl crude drugs to he allowed to  be impor-
ted by th • actual users without face  value restriction.
SI.N< x  Scientific  or  English
Ayurvedic  and  Unani name  of  the crude  drug
name of the crude  drug
j.  Scientific or  English
SI.  N<
Aqarqarha.
Anacyclus phyrethrum DC.
1.
Ayurvedic  and  Unani name  of  the  crude  drug
name of  the crude drug
2, 3.
Ambor. Oodc-e-Gharqi
1.
VAnshalochana Tahasheer.
Bambuia Bambos Druce Deposit in the columns.
4.
5.
Boora-e-armanl. Jund-e-bedastar.
4,
Suranjan  Shtreen.
Colchinum Luteum Baker Roots.
6.
Ambero graseas. Aqullaria  Agallocharob Eagle Wood. Baleormeniac. Caster  beaver Sever casto- reura. Cinnabar.
5.
Centaurea behan Linn.
Bole, Murmakki,
Commtphora  myrrha  (Nees)
Engl.
7. 8,
9.
Hingula Shingraf. Dchman  sufed. Parunaj  aqrabi. Hlng
6.
Saqmonia.
Convolvulus scammonla  Linn. Scamony resin.
,  Doronicum pardatlnche%  Linn. Ferula  Asafootlda  Lirm'Asafo- etida  gum. Fosslle encrlnitc.
,  Lead  Ore.
Yastimudhu'Mulcthi.
8.
10. 11, 12.
Glyceyrrhiza glabra Linn.
Roots.
9.
13. 14.
Hajrul  yahood. Surma. Habbulghar Habbuiass Zaitun-ka-Tail.
Haubera Abhal.
Juntperus Commmis  Ltnn. Juniper barrios Fruits.
Todari.
11.
15. 16.
Ood-c-Salceb Ghariquoon Lepidium Ibtris Ltnn. Seeds.
Lauras  nobilis  Linn Myrtu  communis  Linn  iceds Olea europea Ltnn. Olive Oil. Paeonia  offlcinalis  Linn Polipenis  officinalis  Encs-Fn- tire  plant. Polipudru  vulgarc Linn Pearl  Oyester.
17. IS.
13.
Gojihwa Oaozaban.
Onosma bractlatum  wall Entire Plant.
19.
BisfayeJ Mukta  Sukti Sadaf-e-sadicj. Kahruba.
Salab
15. Orchis masfula  Linn. Roots.
20. 21.
Ustukhudus. Revan dchini (Roots).
Kababchini
17.
(Jsara  rcvand  (extract).
Ptpor Cuheba Linn. Fruits.
22, •23.
Phtacla  Lentlscus  Linn.
Roomi-maita;{i.
18.
24.
Saindhava. Banga. Qalai. Ushba  Maghrabl.
Querous tnfactoria Oliv
Mayar)hala/Ma7uphal
21.
25.
Sat-e-Ajwayen.
Shiiajlt.
22. S'lilajit-Exudate.
26.
Chobchlni
23.
Pinus  su'jdncfera  (coppcrt) Cornow  Crude resin. Prunella  Vulgaris  Linn. Rhum pahmitum Linn. Roots,  extrdci. Rock  salt. Stanum. Tin. Smllax  Ornata, Sarsaparilla. Thymol, Vitts Vlnifera Linn. Lar^e rosins. Fruit.
Smllax  china Linn. Roots.
 
27.
Yaqoot.
Shaqaqul.
Trachydium Lehmari Bentlh
24.
•28. Zinc.
Mridvika. Munaqqa. Yaqoot. Yashada. Jasat.
. Zizyphus  sntlva Gaertin.
25.
NOTE  :— *Release  order  will  be  Issued  on  the  M.M.T.C. Indian  Jujube.
Unnab.
for  these items.

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APPENDIX  19— concld.
LISTC
SI. No.  Scientific or English
name of the crude drug
Ayurvedic and  Unanl name of the crude drug
List  of  Ayurvedic  and  Unanl crude drugs  to  be  allowed to be
imported by  the actual users on restricted basis upto 5 "•'„  or
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever is  less
SI. No.  Scientific  or English
name of the crude drug
Ayurvedic  and  Unanl name  of  the  crude  drug 11.  Ficus  carica  Linn
Anjeer
Figs
Gul-e-Ghafls. 12,  Gentian a  ollvieri Griseb  Flowers.
13.  Lodoicta maldivlca Pers.
1.  Acidum  arseniosm
Sankhia.
white  arsenic.
2.  Alhagi  pscudalhagi  (Bleb)
Desv.
Yawasa  sharkara. Turarjabin.
Naryal  daryaee.
14.  Maya Shuttur  Arab!
Maya  Shuttur  Arabl
15.  Panirdodl
Panirdodi
16.  Pearl, real (broken)
Mukta  Moti
17.  Piper Longum Linn.
*3.  Arsenic disulphlde
Realgar.
Manshila Mainsll.
Long  pepper. Fruit.
Pippali. FlMl daaz.
18.  Plstacia vera Linn.
Badamgiri
4,  Brunus  amygdalus
Gul-e-pista  (flowers).
Flowers.
19.  Prunus mahalab Linn.
Batsch
Kernels.
Priyangu,  ghaunla. HabbuT-mehlab.
20.  Star-Anl Seed
5.  Berberls valgarls Linn.
Zarishk.
Habbul  Balsan 6.  Commlphora  opobalsamum (Linn) Engl. Seeds and Bal- sam.
Bodian-Khatai
21.  Slyrax  benzoil  Dry
Loban
and Balsmic resin.
22,  Yellow  orphlment.
Hartal warqi.
23.  Cinnamomum Zeylantcum
7.  Cotoneaster receniflora Noch.
Shirkhlsht.
Manna  Exudatc.
Dalchtol.
Blume. Cassia  bark.
24.  Myristka  Fragrans.
Pravala,  Munga,  Marjan 8,  Corallium Mubrum. Broken  Coral reeds.
Jalphal (seeds). Javitri  (outer  covering).
Hontt. Nutmeg (seeds) Mace. (Outer coverings).
25.  Syzygium Aromatlcum {Linn).
Ushaq.
9.  Doerema ammonlacum D. Don.
Gum  Resin.
Dam-mul-akhwain.
10.  Dragon's blood  Dracaena
Cinnabari.
Merr.  and  L.M.  Perry  cloves.
Lavang. Laung.
•Import  of Arsonic disulphide  will bo allowed  upto  H % of
the face value or  the licence or Rs. 500/- whichever is less.

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AiTtiNDLX  20
(RefrrciH'c:  remarks  against  S.Nu.  324
Artists'  materials—lisl  of  permissible  Hcins
1.  Artists'  bi Lishcs  and  Artists'  ah-brushes
2.  Artists'  prepared  canvas  boards  and  sketching
boards.
3.  Bristol  Boards.  (Bristol  boaids  that  arc  admi- ssible  for  impoit  as  Artists'  materials  mv superior  tvpes  of  boards  used  for  wash  and pen  ink  drawing.  These  consist  of  two  or more  layers  of  fine  rag  paper  pasted  togahcr).
4  Canvas  papers.
5  Canvas  cloth
6.  Drawing  paper  in  rolls  excluding  Sectional
Drawing  paper.
7.  Erograph  Ruling  Pens.
8.  Etching  tools  and  lino  tools.
9.  ling  hair  brushes
10.  Lettering  pen.
11.  Latraset  products,  namely  :—
(i)  Instant  Lettering.
(ii)  Instant  Dry  Colour  system.
(iii)  Instant  Shading  Tints|Texture.
[iv)  Tnstant  Electronir  system
(v)  Aerosol  '101' Protective  quoting,
(vi)  Letraculoi,
(vii)  Lctia  film.
(viii)  Instant  shading  tinto-letratone  (shading
tones)
lfi.  Photo-mount-paste  and  d;y  mounting  tissues.
17.  Pointing  apparatus  for  sculptors.
\h  S.iHe  hair  brushes.
19.  Scraper  boards,
20  Stag  screen;..
21.  Water  CMIOUIS  excluding  poster  colours
22.  Wati-r  colour  boxes.
73.  W::ter  colour  tubes  (artists  quality)  the  fol-
lowing :•
Yellow  Ochre. Vermilion. Crimson  Loke. Cobalt  Blue. Cerulinc  Blue, Raw  Siena. Hookers'  Green,
24  Wash  brushes
Applications  foi  import  of  permissible  Artists' materials  fiom  recognised  Art  Societies,  Associa- tions  will  be  considered  by  CCI,  New  Delhi  on  the reenmnr-ndation  of  Ministry  of  Education  and  Youth Services.
2  Licences  For  Artists'  materials  arc  given  for the  import  of  articles  genuinely  needed  for  the  use of  artists.  Any  attempt  to  import  articles,  which  are not  genuinely  intended  for  this  purpose,  will  render the  importer  liable  to  be  debarred  from  receiving litvncL-s  under  this  concession
R i1 marks
(i\)  Leiraset  Architects  symbols.
J2.  Modelling  tools'.
13.  Paper  Rolls  704/BH  (60"x20  yds)  and  379/
BH-(06vx2U  yds.).
14.  Pastels  wilnout  vvoodcii  covering
I'}  Paletic  tunvcs.
In  terms  of  Savings  clause  11(2)  of  the  Imports (Control)  Order,  1955  as  amended,  Artists'  materials ranvly  water  colour  tubes,  canvas,  brushes  (made  ol NOG  or  's.-ble  hair)  and  Palette  knives  can  be  impor- t:d  by  .m\  individual  for  his  personal  use  without  ai. import  lire nee.  provided  the  c.i.f.  value  of  the  im- port  at  any  one  time  shall  not  exceed  Rs.  150.

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APPENDIX  2i
Import  policy  for  books,  magazines  and  journals falllsig  under  S.  Nos.  169-170/IV  for  April,  1973—
March,  1974  for  Established  Importers.
1.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  to  established
importers  on  a  quota  of  150  per  cent.
2.  Within  the  overall  entitlement  of  the  established importers,  separate  quota  licences  will  be  issued  in the  manner  indicated  below  :—
(0  Non-technical  Magazines  and  Upto  40%  of  the
journals
entitlement.
cards,  records  for  learning  of  languages. 8  mm  loop  films,  overhead  transparencies, 35  mm  sound  synchronised  slide  programmes and  Map  Globes.
4.  Quota/supplementary  licences  will  also  be
v.did  for  the  import  of  books  in  sheet  form.
5.  Restrictions  on  import.
(ii) Fictions  Upto  10%  of  the
entr lenient.
(Hi) Books (other than fiction), technical  Upto  iOO'1,  of  the magazines  and  journals,  and  news  entilictT'eat.  This magazines.  percentage will be reduced to the ex- tent  a  quota holder  obtains licences  for  items mentioned  at  (i) and  (ii) above.
Import  of  more  than  20,000  copies  of  a  single non-technical  magazine  per  issue  will  noi  be  permitted against  each  quota  licence.
Import  of  fiction  will  not  be  permitted  against licences  for  (a)  books,  technical  magazines,  journals and  news  magazines;  and  (b)  non-technical  journals. Similarly,  import  of  non-technical  magazines  can not  be  made  against  the  quota  licences  for  other items.  The  applications  for  quota  licences  should be  accompanied  by  5  copies  each  of  the  (a)  technical magazines  and  journals;  (b)  News  magazines;  and (c)  Non-technical  magazines  and  journals.
2A.  Import  of  books  meant  for  children  can  be imported  upto  the  full  face  value  of  quota  licences  for books  (other  than  fiction),  technical  and  news magazines  and  journals.
3.  The  quota  licences  for  books,  technical  maga- zines  and  news-magazines  will  also  be  valid  for import  of  the  undermentioned  items.  This  facility will  not,  however,  be  available  in  respect  of  licences for  non-technical  magazines/journals  and  fiction.
(i)  Reprints  of  books  i.e.  extracts  of  topics  or (i)  Import  of  undesirable  types  of  books,  comics and  fictions,  will  not  be  allowed  against licences  for  books,  magazines  and  journals and  fictions,  and  also  under  O.G.L.,  IV  and saving  clauses  No.  l l ( l ) ( g g)  and  11(2) of  the  Imports  (Control)  Order,  1955,  as amended.
(ii)  Import  of  journals  and  magazines  appearing in  List  I  of  this  Appendix  will  not  be allowed  to  be  imported  under  any  circum- stances,
(iii)  Foreign  navigational  charts  of  Indian Coastline,  equivalent  of  which  are  produced in  the  country  will  not  be  allowed  to  be imported.  Such  charts  along  with  their numbers  are  indicated  in  List  III  of  this Appendix  against  their  corresponding equivalents  of  indigenous  production. (iv)  Import  of  the  following  books  for  which Indian  reprints  are  available  will  not  be permitted  :—
(1)  How  to  Win  Friends  and  Influence
People,  by  Dale  Carneige.
(2)  Think  and  Grow  Rich,  by  Napolean
Hill.
(3)  The  Master  Key  to  Riches,  by  Napo-
lean  Hill.
(4)  Cheiro's  Book  of  Numbers,  by  Cheiro.
(5)  Cheiro's  Language  of  the  Hand,  by
research  materials  oj  interest.
Cheiro.
(ii)  Educational  films  strips  and  5"  pre-recorded
rapes jor  learning  Oj languages.
import  will  be  allowed  to  the  required  extern  on production  of  evidence  of  orders  for  supply  of  strips and  5"  pre-record  tapes  for  learning  languages  in casset  or  spool  form  to  the  educational  institutions, subject  to  the  endorsement  by  the  licensing  autho- rities.  Import  of  5"  pre-recorded  tapes  for  learning of  languages  will,  however,  be  allowed  in  consulta- tion  with  the  Ministry  of  Education  and  Social Welfare.
(iii)  Teaching  aids Import  of  the  undermentioned  categories  of teaching  aids  will  be  permitted  up  to  10  per cent  of  the  face  value  of  the  quota  licence  : — "Teaching  aids  falling  in  the  category  of mental,  psychological  tests  other  than  paper and  pencil,  and  scholastic  tests,  flash  cards, writing  folders,  cut  out  and  press  out  books for  model  making,  phonic  cards,  work-books and  word  building  and  picture  dictionary 6.  Applications  from  established  importers  will also  be  considered  for  the  giant  of  supplementary licences  which  will  be  valid  ouJy  for  import  of  books mentioned  in  List  I]  of  this  Appendix.  On  specific request,  the  licensing  authority  may  also  endorse  such licences  to  make  them  valid  for  import  of  technical journals  ana  magazines  and  for  the  import  of  techni- nical  books  other  than  those  mentioned  in  List  II of  this  Appendix.  Such  requests  should  be  accom- panied  by  five  copies  of  the  iist  of  technical  journals and  magazines/books  sought  to  be  imported.  Appli- cations  lor  issue  of  supplementary  licences  should be  made  to  the  regional  licensing  authority  concerned by  J 5th  November,  1973.
7.  Applications  fiom  the  newcomers  will  be considered  for  issue  of  licences  for  books  on  the following  basis  : —
(a)  Applicants  should  have  been  dealing  m  the internal  trade  of  books  for  a  minimum period  of  one  vear  during  any  of  the  years April,  1967—March,  1968,  April,  1968—

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(b)  The  minimum  internal  purchase  turnover  of books  in  a  year  falling  within  the  aforesaid period  should  be  Rupees  one  lakh.
(c)  Licences  will  be  issued  for  a  value  equal  to 20  per  cent  of  the  annual  purchase  turnover as  certified  by  the  Chartered  Accountant, or  for  Rupees  two  lakhs,  whichever  is less.
(d)  Licences  issued  will  be  valid  only  for  import of  books  mentioned  in  List  U  of  the  Ap- pendix.  On  specific  request,  the  licensing authority  may  also  endorse  such  licences  to make  them  valid  for  import  of  technical journals  and  magazines,  and  for  import  of technical  books  other  than  those  mentioned in  List  II  of  this  Appendix.  Such  requests should  be  accompanied  by  five  copies  of the  list  of  technical  journals  and  magazines/ books  sought  to  be  imported.
Applications  should  be  accompanied  by  a  certificate from  the  Chartered  Accountant  showing  the  details oj  individual  purchase  transactions  of  books  viz.  date, value  and  name  and  address  of  the  persons  or  firms from  whom  the  purchases  were  made.
An  established  importer  of  books  can  also  apply for  licence  as  newcomer  provided  he  does  not  claim a  quota  licence.
8.  (i)  Established  importers  of  books  who  are  also publishers  and  are  holding  quota  licence  for  books for  the  period  April,  1973—March,  1974,  will  be permitted  to  import  newsprint  (S.  No.  44/V)  against the  quota  licences  for  books.  Import  of  newsprint will  be  allowed  to  the  extent  actually  required  by them  for  printing  of  books  in  their  own  concern. The  established  importers  who  arc  willing  to  avail themselves  of  this  facility  should  apply  to  the  CCI&E by  15th  November,  1973  for  necessary  endorsement of  the  quota  licences  for  books.  The  request  for endorsement  should  be  accompanied  by  the  following particulars  :—
(a)  Number,  date  and  value  of  quota  licence  for books  held  by  them  and  the  period  against which  the  licence  has  been  issued.
(b)  The  list  of  books  published  by  them  during 1971-72  and  1972-73.  The  name  of  the titles,  the  number  of  copies  of  each  title printed,  the  total  number  of  pages,  and  the page  area  of  each  title  of  books  should  be separately  indicated.
(c)  The  number  of  books  proposed  to  be  pub- lished  in  1973-74,  the  names  of  the  titles, number  of  copies  of  each  title  proposed to  be  printed  and  the  page  should  be  sepa- rately  indicated.  The  foreign  titles  to  be published  may  be  shown  separately  in  this statement.
(d)  The  grammage  of  the  newsprint  proposed
to  be  used  in  the  publication  of  books.
(e)  Chartered  Accountants  certificate  showing the consumption  of  newsprint  and  printing paper  separately,  during  1972-73.
(ii)  Whenever  a  quota  licence  for  books  is  endorsed for  import  of  newsprint,  it  would  be  stipulated  on  the licences  that  the  newsprint  imported  shall  be  utilised by  the  licensee  for  printing  of  their  own  books  only and  no  portion  thereof  should  be  sold  or  disposed in  any  manner  to  any  party  or  used  for  any  other purpose,
9.  The  Importer  should  send  to  the  Ministry  of Education  and  Social  Welfare,  New  Delhi,  a  copy each  of  all  indents  and  invoices  in  respect  of  the titles  imported  by  them  during  1971-72  and  1972-73 and  1973-74  along  with  a  summary  of  such  titles  of which  200  or  more  copies  were  imported  in  1971-72 or  1972-73  and  1973-74.  This  summary  should indicate  the  full  name  of  the  author,  the  title,  actual quantities  imported  and  the  total  value  of  such  imports during  1971-72  and  1972-73.  This  requirement  will apply  only  to  those  importers  who  had  obtained quota  and  supplementary  licences  for  S,  Nos.  169- 170/IV  for  a  total  value  of  Rs.  10  lakhs  or  more during  ] 972-73.
10.  Import  of  foreign  editions  of  books  for  which Indian  reprints  are  available,  other  than  those  men- ^ tioncd  in  para  5(iv)  above  the  import  of  which  is  not allowed,  should  also  be  avoided.
11.  While  applying  for  quota  licences,  the  estah- lished  impoiters  should  furnish  the  following  infor- mation  :—
(i)  Total  number  of  titles  of  books  imported  by them  during  1971-72  and  1972-73  and  the total  number  proposed  to  be  imported during  1973-74.
(ii)  Total  number  of  titles  of  foreign  books  re- printed  by  them  in  India  during  1971-72 and  1972-73  and  the  total  number  pro- posed  to  be  reprinted  in  India  during 1973-74.
(hi)  A  certificate  that  copies  of  the  indents  and invoices  are  being  furnished  to  the  Ministry of  Education  and  Social  Welfare  in  accor- dance  with  para  9  above,  and
(iv)  A  certificate  that  a  complete  copy  of  the application  together  with  a  copy  of  the documents  referred  to  in  (i)  to  (iii)  above has  been  furnished  to  the  Ministry  of  Edu- cation  and  Social  Welfare,  New  Delhi.
12.  The  existing  concession  whereby  the  Collectors of  Customs  are  authorised  to  release  post  parcels  con- taining  books,  magazines  and  periodicals  without  the importers  having  to  produce  the  import  licences  will continue  during  April  1973—March  1974  period. The  licensee  will  ensure  that  only  such  books, magazines  and  journals  are  got  released  under  this concession,  for  the  import  of  which  he  holds  a  valid licence.  The  value  of  books,  magazines  and  jour- nals  imported  by  post  parcels  will  be  deemed  to have  been  debited  to  the  licence  against  which  the import  has  been  made.

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APPENDIX  2 1— contd.
LIST  I
List  of  journals  and magazines  import  of  which  will
not  be allowed  against  licences for S. Nos.
169--170/IV
A.  C. C.
A.  C. E. Action  for  Man.
Adam. All Men. Arcadia.
Girl. Girls  of  the  World Good  Humer. Georgeous  Gals. Gala. Glamour  Parade. Harem  Holiday. Health  and  Efficiency. He. High  Time. Hi  on Heels. Hit  Parade.
Honkong  Evening  Post.
Knight. King. Kamera.
Jaguar.
Jaybird  Journal.
Affairs. After  Dark. Bachelor. Battle cry. Best  Nudes. Best  Carton  from  Escapade. Black  Orchids.
Lcs  Girl.
Blue  Book. Beauty  Parade.
Lover  Livt. Lab. Leg  Show. Men  Only. Modern Man. Men.
Caper. Carnival. Can Can. Candy. Caper May.
Mirage.
Cartoon  Carnival.
Missi.
Cloud. Cavalcade.
My  Life  Flower. Man's  Adventure.
Coronate. Crogins.
Cuite. Cabaret,
Man's  Book. Man's  Life. Man's  Conquest. Man's  Magazine. Man's  Story.
Continental  Nudist. Continental  Naturist. Darling.
Man's  Prime. Man's  World.
Dash.
Men  Illustrated. Men  To-day. Mermaid.
Date  Mates. Dude. Dcobnar. Escapade. Eve.
Mr. Man, New Man.
Figure.
For  Men Only.
Nu Art. Nude.
Nugget. Nudget,
Focus. Frolic. Follies.
iViitm alist. Nude  Lark.
Nude  Living.
French  Frills. Female  Fiesta. Gent.
Nudisi  Pictorial.
Gentlemen.
Nudistory.

390/188  THE  GAZETTE  OF  INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL  2,  1973/CHAITRA  12,  1895  [PART I
APPENDIX  2\—contd.
Sun  Era
Nudist  Photo  Field  Trip.
Sundial.
Nudism  in  Action.
Snap.
Nudist  News  Report.
Sex  to  sixty.
Nude  Image,
Shemfills.
Nudist  Sun.
Toper.
Nudism  today.
Tab.
Nudist  Golden  days.
Tale.
Nudist  Times.
True  Love.
Naturist.
True  Action.
Play  Boy.
True  Man.
Pent  House.
Teenage  Nudist.
Pictures.
Trojan.
Pussy  Cat.
Twilight.
Pin  Up.
Urban  Nudist.
Parade.
Utopia.
Pix.
Van.
Paris  Flollywood.
Vue.
Paris  Paradise.
Photo.
Wild  Cat.
Popular  Nudism.
Wink.
Photo  Field  Trip.
Women  Man  Only.
Photorana.
List  II
Quickie.
Real  Man.
Rapture.
Rogue.
Sir  (Published  from  U.S.A.).
Standard  technical  books  or  books  of  reference
concerning  law  and  legal  practice  or for  use  in  connec-
tion  with  medical  practice,  scientific  research  or
industrial  process  the  import  of  which  w£U  be  per-
mitted  against  supplementary  licences  issued  lor
S.  Nos.  169-170/1V—Categories  of.
She.
1.  Generalities  .  .  (a) Bibliographies  and  catalogues.
Solo.
(b) Library Science.
Stag.
(c) General  encyclopaedic  works.
Sun  Bathing.
(d) General  Organisations.
Swank.
(e) Journalism.
Swank  Special.
( /)  General  collections.
Sun  Dial.
(g) Book  rarities.
Sun  and  Sport.
2.  Philosophy  and  (a) Ontology  and  methodology Sex  in  Japan.
related  subjects.  (b) Knowledge, cause, purpose,  man Scamp.
(e) Pseudo—and  parapsychology Sol.  67.
(
(e) Psychology
Sunrise.
( /)  Logic
Show  off-
(g) Ethics  (Moral  philosophy).

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APPENDIX  2l—amtd.
7,  Technology  (applied  (o)  Medical  Science- (h)  Ancicni,  nit-'.,  Oriental  philoso-
Scicnu:s).  [b)  Enginccrini',  anil  CIJIK.T|  opera- phies,
tions.
(/)  Modern  Western  philosophy.
(t)  Agriculture  and  agricultural  in-
3.  Religion
dustries.
((/)  Domestic  Arts  and  Sciences.
4.  Social  Sciencics  .  (a)  Statistical  method  and  Statistics
U)  Uusiness  and  related  enterprises.
(b)  Political  Science.
( /)  Chemical  technology  etc, (c)  Economics.
(g)  Manufactures  processiblo.
(J)  Law.
(h)  Assembled  and  linal  products.
(/)  Torts.
(0  Buildings.
(//)  Criminal  Procedure.
8.  The Arts  .  (a)  Civic and landscape art. (///)  Evidence,
(b)  Architecture.
(rv)  Company  Law,  etc.
(c)  Sculpture and the plastic ails.
(e)  Public Administration.
(d)  Driving  and  decorative  arts, ( /)  Welfare  and  Association,
(e)  Painting  and  Printings.
(if)  Education.
{J)  Graphic  arts.
(0  Educational  Psychology.
(f)  Photography  and  photographs {it) Pedagogy; Theory  and  Prac-
tice.
(h)  Music.
(///)  Physical  Education  and  Re-
creation.
(iv)  Teaching  Arts.
9.  Literature  & rhcto- rio,  of  all  langu- ages.
(h)  Commerce.
(/)  Customs and  Folklore.
5.  Books  in  All  lan-
10.  General  History  & Geography  of world  and  specific places.
guages.
11.  Military  Strategy  (a)  Ordnance.
and  History.  (/>)  Military  and  Naval  Engineering 6.  Pure Sciences  ,  (a)  M ilhematics.
and  Technology, (6)  Astronomy  and  allied  Sciences.
12.  Reference  .  (u)  Atlases.
(c)  Physics.
(b)  Classics.
(il)  Chemistry  and  allied  Sciences,
(c)  Dictionaries  and  Encyclopaedia.
(e)  Earth  Sciencies.
(d)  Languages  and  phrase  books.
( /')  Palcntology.
13.  Text  books  .  Subjecl  prescribed  by  various  Univer- I.;:)  Anthropological  and  biological
sities  and  Schools.
Science^.
14.  Documentation
(h\  Botanical  Sciences.
and  Reprography.
(0  Zoological  Sciences.

190/190  THE  GAZETTE  OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:APRIL  2. 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  (PART I
APPENDIX  21—concld.
LIST  111
List  of  foreign  navigational  charts  of  Indian  Coastline  equivalent  of  which  are  produced  in  India  and
import  of  which  will  not  be  allowed.
(PleaM.1  see para  5(iii)  of  this  Appendix).
LIST  OF  CHARTS
Indian  Charts
Title
Chart No.
Chart No.
U.S.A.  Chart;. (Equivalents) Title
Bombay  to Cape  Comorin
22
63005
Bombay  to Cochin
GulfofKutch
63062
GulfofKutch
Diu  Head to Gopnath  Point
Arnala I to Murud  Janjira
63101
Arnala  Island  to  Khanderi  Island  including
Approaches  to Bombay  Harbour, 203 L(D7) 203 207 L(D7) 207 211 L(D7) 211
Murud  Janjira  to Ratnagiri
212 L(D7) 212
Ratnagiri  to Vengurla
213
Alleppcy to Quilon
221
Quilon  to Muttam  Point
222
Muttam  Point  to  Manappad
223
Tarapur  to Murud  Janjira
255 L(D7) 255
Mangalore  Harbour
2002
Approaches to Cochin
63201
Approaches  to Cochin
2004
Karwar  Harbour
2008
Bhatkal;  Malpe
2014
Port  of Bombay  (S. Portion)
63103
Port  of Bombay
2015
Bombay  Harbour
63102
Bombay  Harbour
2016 I.(D7) 2016
63065
Approaches  to  Kandla  &  Navkkhi;  Plan  of Approaches  to Kandla Kandla  Greek,  Nakti  Greek
Kandla  Greek.
2018 I-(D7) 2018
Marmagao  and Panaji
63J11
2020
Plans  on the West  Coast  of  India (B)  Enseada  Da  Agoada  &  Baic  De  Marmagao
Jaigarh  Harbour
2021
Approaches  to Ratnagiri
63111
2028
Plans  on  the  West  Coast  of  India (A)  Ratnagiri,  Mirya  & Kalbadevi  Bays
Approaches  to Okha
63063
Okha  Port  (Beyt  Harbour)  &  Approaches 2031
63271
Approaches to Madras; Madras  Harbour
Approaches to Madras; Plan; Madras  Harbour 3001
i  63291
Approaches  to Vishakhapatnam;  Vishakhapatnam
3002
Approaches  to  Vishakhapatnam;  Plan;
Hai hour.
Vishakhapatnam  Harbour.
Pondicherry  Anch;  Cuddalore  Anch.
3003
Tuticorin  Harbour
Approaches  to Tuticorin
63251
3004
Approaches  to  Paradip;  Paradip  Port Paradip  Anchorage;  Paradip  Port
63311
3010
Approaches to Port  Meadows & Kotara  Anchorage 63373
Plans  in  the  Andaman  Islands—Poit  Meadows 4002
and  Kotara  Anchorage
Approaches  to Port  Cornwallis
63373
Plans  in the Andaman  Islands—Port  Cornwallis 4003
Port  Blair
 
4006

SEC. I]  TUB GAZETTE OF INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2,  1973/CHAITRA  12, 18"5  390/191
APPENDIX  22
(Section  I—Para  123)
PKOFURMA
Info;inaiion  fo  he  supplied  by  individual  units  for
consideration  by  the  Special  Committee.
PART  1
(To  be filled by  the applicant)
nents  for  the  end-produets in  question  during  the  pre- ceding three periods.
1.  Name  with  full  postal  ad-
dross of the applicant.
2.  Complete  address  of  loca-
tion  of  factory,
14.  Details  of  machinery  and equipmen1  installed  and its  value  (List  may be  at- tached).
3  Whether  DGTD  or  SSI Unit.  (In  the  case  of  SSI unit  indicate  SSI  Regis- tration  No,).
15.  Indicate  the specific  relax- ation  sought  with  detailed justification  in  support thereof.
4  Licensing period(s) to which
the application  relates.
16.  Value of licence applied  for.
5.  I nd-product(s)  ior  which Hie  imported  raw  materials and  components  are  re- quired.
17.  Value  of  exports,  if  any, of  the  end-products  in question  during  the pre- vious financial year.
DEC-AKAUOW 6.  llxisiins  impoit  policy for  the  end-pioduct(s)  men- tioned  agrinst  column  5
.  DOVO.
I/We  hereby  declare,  that  the  above  statements  are  true and  correct  to  the  best  of  my/our  knowledge  and  belief. I/We  iully  understand  that  any  licence  granted  to  me/us  on  the basis  of  the  statemenr  turnishod  is liable  to  cancellation  in  ad- dition  to any other  penalty  that  the  (Jovt.  may  impose  or  any other  action  that  may  be  taken,  having  regard  to  tho  circum- stances  of  the ca.se  If  It  is found  that  any of  the statements or facts therein  are incorrect  or  false.
Signature
Date  :  Name in block letters and  Designation.
7.  Mention  the  major  items of  imported  raw  matiiialh and  components  required for  the  manufacture  of  the end-products in  question. 8.  Existing  Import  policy  for the  raw  materials  and  com- ponents  montloned  against column  7  above  and  their classification under the I.T.C. Schedule,
PART  II {To  be fitted by  the  sponsoring  authority) 9.  Production capacity  informs of  quantity/value  of  the unit  on  single  shift  basis foi  manufacture  of the  end- products.
1.  Whether  the  applicant  is  a new  or  proposed  or  exist- ing unit.
2.  Tf  new  or  proposed  unit whether  tho  industry  is includod  in  the  list  of  ban- ned  industries.
10.  Actual  production  of  such end  products  for  the  throe licensing  periods  immedi- ately  preceding  the  period for  which  the  application is made :—
Period  :  Book value  Quantity
3.  End-producl(s)  for  which recommendation  is  made.
(Rs.)
4.  Whether  the  end-product(s) falls  under  priority  or  non- priority  category.  In  case of  priority,  indicate  the serial  number  of  the  list  of 59 Priority Industries.
11.  Value  of  import  licences/ release  orders  for  imported raw  materials  and  com- ponents  received  for  the manufacture  of  such  ond- products and  imports  made/ deliveries  obtained  there- under  during  the  preceding throe periods :—
Period  Particulars  of
5.  Qty./Value  of  approved manufacturing  capacity in  relation  to  the  end-pro- duets in question  per annum on  single  shift  basis.
Valuc (in Rs.)
import licences/ release  orders
Value of im- ports/deliverie? (in  Rs.)
6.  Value  of  Installed  machi-
nery.
12.  Raw  materials  and  compo- nents  obtained  from  indi- genous  sources,  if  any,  for such  end-products  (Qty./ Value)  during  preceding three  periods :—
7.  Recommendation  of  the sponsoring  authority  with reference  to  the  applicant's capital  investment,  pro- duction  capacity,  actual production, etc,
Quantity  : Value (Rs.) :
Item  :  Period  :
Signature  of  the  Recommending
Date  :  Authority  with  name  and 13.  Consumption  of  imported raw  materials  and  compo-
Designation.

390/192  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA F.XTRAOR  "  "A^.Y:  APRIL 2,  1'J73/CHATTRA  12, .1895  [PART I
APPENDIX 23
[Section  JI—SI.  No.  28(4)/II]
Sizes  of  V.  belts  (he  import  of  which  will  not  be  allowed—List  of
Sections
Sizes
A
R
From  23—180 From 24—640 From 43 • -640 From 75—640 From  153-640
C D E
FRACTIONAL  HORSE  POWER
{International M  Section)
2170  3200 2180  3210 2190  3230 2200  3240 2210  3260 2220  3290 2230  3300 2240  3310 2245  3320 2250  3330 2260  3340 2270  3345 2275  3350 2280  3360 2290  3460 2300  3470 2310  3490
 
2320 2330 2334 2340 2350 2355 2360 2370 2375 2380 2390 2395 2410 2420 2430 2440 2460 2475 2480 2490 2500 2549 2580 2594

SEC. TJ  THE  GAZETTE  OF  INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL  2,  1973/CHAITRA  J 2,  1895  390/193
AlM'kNDIX  24
(Section  II—Si.  No.  1-B/UI)
Co;il-(ar  Dyc,v~Sl.  No.  1-B/III—Liraiungranlk-y  foi  April,  1973—March,  1974.
PART  'A'
(Registered  Exporters) Licences  for  import  of  the  following  Coal-tar  dyes  will  he  grunted  to  the  registered  exporters  only  in
terms  of  the  policy  indicated  in  Vol.  11  of  this  Red  Book  : —
I.  Acid  Dyes  :
I.  Acid  Dyes—ontd.
Hue No.
51.
C.I.  No. 61135
A dd  B ' uo  . . ..
127
Hue  No.
52.
129
C.I.  No. 18835
Acid  Yellow  No.
(A) 1. 2
53.
131
25 54 19010
54.
62075
138 M
11
•
"
70
3.
JJ  M  "  *  •  •
55.
140
99 13900
4. ji  i*  <  *
56.
142
127
5.
11  5>  '  •
57.
143
131
6. ii  J5  "  •  •
58,
fl  It
148
3 103X5
7. Acid  Orange
59.
154
43
H,
"J  1  )
•  >  '
60.
157
67
9.
61.
175
94
10. ti  n  '
62,
181 11. n  li  '
63.
4510 :
52
225 „  Red  .
12.
••
64.
226
23^65
111
13
65
227
119
14.
66.
247
138
15.
67.
272
143
16.
>i  ii  •  *
50
68. „  B l a ck  . . ..
2690"!
151
17.
52 15711
183
18.
188'0 15bH5
184
19. ji  ii
191
20. n  >•>  •  •
(  )
Metal  complex  2  :  1  Dyes-Reds,  Greens  and  Blues  Per-
mitted  for  import.
194
21.
212
22. f  n  -
II.  Direct  Dyes  :
249 18134
23
261
24. •  1 1 )-
1. Direct  Red  No.
9
263
25. 11  1*
2.
11
,.
11  11  •  •  •
26.
20 15075
3.
13425
327 12
Acid  Green  No.  .
27.
71
„  Black  „
25040
44025
16
28.
„  Yellow  „
39
4. 5.
••
"i  ti  •  •  •
27 61580
29.
40
..
III.  Basic  Dyes  :
tt
JI
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30.
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"
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71
,.
31.
i.
In 46035
r.-'-.c Orange  No,  .
9 45190
,,  Violet  .
32.
46005
2.
11  11  •!  •
33.
11  i"  '  '  *
14 1 45160
3.
„  K -l
31 4? 60730
34.
it  J'
2 50240
4. ii  ..  ii  -
47
H  Jl  '  '
35.
48070
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48
JI  Jl  '  •
36,
12 7 42593
6, „  Bluf  „  .
54
37.
46000
Acriflavlne  J  „  .
7.
16260
5R
3S
42643
„  Blue  .
39.
IV.  Mordant  Dyes  :
61125
40. JI  f*
30 18710
Mordant  Yellow  No.  .
1.
62125
17  ""
41.
46
2.
M  ir  II
63010
42
36
3.
Ke.i  „  .
15 23 40 45 47 62085
)1  Jl  •
43.
56
4.
PI  *"  H  *
59 50315
1)  "*  •
44.
20110
Mordant  Brown  ,,
5.
80 61585
11  it  *  '  '
45.
13250
1 33
82
6.
ft  rt  It  •
H  l>
46.
. .
7.
••  ••  if  *  •
83 42660
63 1 43830
90 42655
8. ,.  Uh;e  „  .
47. 4",
„
3 43820
106
9.
n  J*  (1  '
49.
13 16680
10.
• 1  il  Jt  •
50.

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APPhNUIX  24~eonhi.
VII.  Vat  Dyes—conld.
C,l. N o. Mordant  Dyes—contii.
Hue No.
34.  Vat Green
26
HUB Ho. CM.No.
35
29
62
1 1. M o i d a nt  B l ue  . . ..
3 6.  „  „  . ..
13 63615
1 2.  ,  B l a ck  . . ..
31 21
37.  Solubilised  Vai Groen  .
59051
18160
38
1 3.  „
2
38.  Vat violet 39
44
1 4.  .,
40.  Vat Blue
21 1
26925
15
1 5.  ,.  G r e en  . . ..
29
2
73000 &  73001 73045 16
41 42.
22 59820
V.  Azoic  Coupling  Components :
43
29 74140
37532
6
1.  Azoic coupling  component
44.  .,  „  . ..
}}
67915
32 37580
43 53630
45.  „
52
..
46
VI.  Fast  Colour  Buses :
(56 S-419
47.  „
48.  Vat Black
6
73670
37025
1.  Azoic Diazo Component No.
1 30
49.  „
11 &  19
2
31
50
37535 37545
41 37165
3.
VIII.  Sulphur Dye t
42 37150
4.
37235
48
5.  „  .,  !•
1.  Sulphur  Yellow No.  .
2 53120
2.  „  Brown  „
10 53055
VII.  Vat  Dyes:
25
3.  ,.  „  „  .
51 53327
1 70600
1.  V at  Y e l l ow  . . ..
55 53135
4.  „  „ 5.  ..  „
13 65425
2.  . . ..
53325
2G 65410
60 19
6.  „  „ 7.  „  Green  „
33 S-398
3-  „  >>  . . .. 4.  . . ..
1 53235
8  „  Blue  „
37
5.  „
4 53235
9.  ,,  „
1
6.  Vat  O r a n ge  . . ..
15
10.  „
53540
5 73335
7.  „  „  . . ..
53290
11.  „  Black  „
11
7 71105
8.  . . ..
17 65415
9.  ,.
IX,  Ingrain  Dyes :
19 59305
1 73360
10.  .,  . . .. 11.  V at R ed  . . ..
1.  Ingrain Blue No.
1 74240
73365
12.  „  . . ..
2
2
74160
13 70320
14 71110
13 14.  „  . . ..
X,  Disperse  Dyes  :
20 67100
15.  „
All  Disperse  Dyes  are  permitted for  Import excluding
21 61670
16.  „  . . ..
the  following  Dyes :—
24
37 59310
17.  . . ..  . . .. I S.  „  „  . . ..
1.  Disperse  Yellow N o.
1 10345
40 68300
1 9.  „  „  . . ..
3 11855
9*"  *t  >t  ••  •
45 73860
4
J>  ""  ti  ii
12770
11
20  . . - • •• 2 1.  V at  B r o wn  . . ..
7
A ~.  **  t"  II  *
17
5.  ,,  ,*  „  .
9
26090 10375
19
22.  „ 2 3.  ,„  . . ..
13 58900
6.  „
25 69020
2 4.  „  „  . . ..
23
7*  „  tt  M  •
26070
30
2 5.  „  . . ..
64
35
8.  „  it  "  • 9.  „  Orange  „
1 11080
m  m
38
2 6.  ,„  . . .. 2 7.  „  . . ..
3
10
44 70802
2 8.  „  . . ..
11005 60700
11
,
47
29  .  "  . . ..
11 13 26080
8 11050
1
12.  „ 13.  „  Red
11110 3 0.  V at  G r e en  . . .. 31,  ,  „  . . ..
13
4
14.  „
60755
14 58830
32.  ,.
5
15.  „
11215
16
13 33
16.  „
11U5
 
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APPENDIX  24—contd.
Hue  No. C.I. No.
Name  of  the  dye
Hue  No.  C.I. No.
X.  Disperse  Dyes—L'ontci.
9. Azoic coupling  component
16  37605
60710
15
10. Azoic coupling  component
36  37585
17
92
-
Acramine Red  FRC
n.
„  Violet  „
1
12. Acramine Violet  FFR
4
3
„  Blue  „
13. Acramine orange F5G
or equivalent pro- *  ducts  of  other manufacturers.
14. Acramine Turquoise  FBN
11210 61100 61100 61105 61505 61545 63305
IT  11  M  •
15. Acramine Brown FBR  .
17.  Disperse Red  No.  . 18.  ..  „  „  . 19 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27.
23 26 94 1 31
11365 11250
„  Black  „ .,  Red  „
XIII.  Import  of  Acrylic  Dyes  required for  processing  of  Acry- lic  Fibres  will  be  allowed  under  the  policy  for  registered exporters.  The  Hue  number  and  C.I.  Number  of some  of  the  acrylic  dyes  are  indicated  below :—
Note,—-import  ot  Disperse  Dyes  other  than  those  mentioned above  will  be  permitted  to  the  extent  of  10%  of  the face  value  of  the  licence  for  coal-tar  dyes.
XI.  Rfactlve  Dyes :
Name  of  the  dye
Hue  No.  C.T. No.
Import  of  Reactive  Dyes  except  the  undermentioned  22 dyes  will  be  permitted  upto  10%  of  the  face  valuo  of  licences for  coal-tar  dyes.  Import  of  the  following  Reactive  Dyes will  not  be  permitted  :—
11  48055 13
17
3
18
4
19
21
22
23
24
25
28
29
S-486 S-436 S-487 S-4S8 S-489 S-489 S-490 S-493 S-493 S-494 S-493
32
7 11 13 15 1 2 5 7 13
T
38 39
4
S-497 S-498
40
11
49
21
3
S-501 S-504 S-510
4
54 21  48035 22  48040 27
28
29 (/)  Reactive  Yellow No.  . (//)  Reactive Yellow No.  . 070  Reactive  Yellow  No.  . (iv)  Reactive Yellow No.  . (i>)  Reactive Yellow No.  , (W)  Reactive Yellow No.  , (vii)  Reactive Yellow No.  . (viii)  Reactive Orunge No.  . (Ix)  Reactive Orange No.  . (x)  Reactive Orange No.  , (xl)  Reactive Orange No,  , (xll)  Reactive Orange No.  . (*i;7)  Reactive Red No. (.v/v)  Reactive Red No. (xv)  Reactive Red No. CwO  Reactive Red No. f.rv/7)  Reactive  Blue No. (xvlii)  Reactive Blue No. (xlx)  Reactive Blue No. (xv)  Reactive Blue No. (xxl)  Reactive Blue No. (xxii)  Reactive Blue No.
9 13 15 21
30
S-510 S-512 S-513 S-514 S-516
35
37
38 XII.  Import  of  the  undermentioned  dyes  will  be  allowed on a  restricted  basis  under  the  policy  for  registered  ex- porters  for  an  aggregate  value  upto  20?^  of  the  face value of  the licence :—
40
41
Name  of  the  dye
Hue  No, C.I.  No.
5
73410
1, 2.
3.
6
4.
16
5,
29
1
9
Vat  Brown Vat  Brown  NG Solubilised  Vat Blue Vat Black Vat Black Solubilised  Vat  Red Direct Yellow Direct Blue  .
6. 7. 8.
106
69826 59855 65225 73361 19540 51300
Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Yellow Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic  Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic  Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic Orange Basic  Red Basic Red Basic Red Basic Red Basic Red Basic Rod
 
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APPENDIX  2A-ronid
Huo  No  C.I.  No.
Name  of  the  dye
Name  ol  ihe  dye
Hue  No. C.T.  No.
:4
Basic  Green
Basic  Red  .
4 42000
25
B,\vc  Green
Basic  Red  .
Ci
26
Basiu  Green
10 Basic  R.ed  .
27
Basic  Brown
Basic  Red  ,
28
Basic  Brown
Basic  Red  .
13 14
29
Basic  Red  .
42
Basic  Red  .
44
Basic  Red  .
46
Basic  Red  .
50
NOTE.—Request  for  import  of  Dyes  exclusively  required  for the  dyeing  of  polymide  fabric  and  Union  Fabrics  and any  other  special  dyes  not  available  in  the  country but  required  for  processing  export  materials  will  he considered  on  merits  on  the  reuoinmrndatioin  of  the Textile  Commissioner,  Bombay
Basic  Red  .
5)
Bfisic  Red  *
P A RT  ' P'
5:.
Basic  Red
(  Actual  f/v"rO
53
Buslc  Red
54
Basic  Red  .
55
Basic  Red  .
56
1.  A.  U.  applications  Ur  i'i;n;ii"i  nf  organic  pig- ment  colours  and  ."iil  sulublr  
Basic  Red  .
58
Basic  Red  .
Item
Colour
59
Basic  R.ed  .
SI. No.
lnde\  Nn./TTue  N o.
60
Basic  Red  .
7  48020
1 Pigment  Green  B
Basic  Violet
100.1  >
13
Basic  Violet
Ifansa  Yellow  5G
116
19
3 Hansa  Yellow  G  .
Basic  Violel
11 SCO
20
4 Hansa  Yellow  10G
Basic  Violel
1171")
i-
21
Para  Red  . . ..
Basic  Violet
1207.1
fi
22
Sinnal  Red/Red  Toner  R
1208.5 l*asic  Violet
2'3
7 Toluidine  Red
121 20 Basic  Violet
30
S Permanent  Red  F4R
12335 Basic  Violet
9 Hollo  Fast  Red  BB
12370
31
Basic  Violet
10 Permanent  Bordeaux  F2R
12385
33
Basic  Violet
34
11 Red  L.?ke  O/LC/Vulcan  Red  .
15585 Basic  Violet
Permanent  Ro  1 FRLI  .
12460 Basic  Violet Basic  Violet
35 37
15630
Lithol  Red  . . ..
38
Basic  Violet
Rubline  Toner
15K5O
12 13 14
1
Basic  Blue  ,
15
15865
Basic  Blue  .
3  51005
15380
Permanent  Red  2B Maroon Toner
16
Basic  Blue  .
4  51004
Goldon  Yellow  GR
17
200+5
Bask  Blue  .
5  42140
2109
18 Benzidinc  Yellow  ,
22
Basic Blue  .
Vulcan  Fast  Yellow  CO
19
2io" *;
Basic  Blue  .
40
21110
Permanent  Orange  G
20
Basic  Blue  .
41
Vulcan  Fast  Red  B
21120
21
42
Basic  Blue  .
42025
22 Peacock  Blue
45
Basic  Blue  .
74160
Phthalocyanine  Blue
23
Basic  Blue  .
4(i
11020
Oil  Yellow  AM  .
24
Basic Blue  .
47
11800
Oil  Brilliant  Yellow
25
Basic Blue  .
49
Oil  Yellow  AR  .
11920
26
Basic  Blue  .
51
12020
Oil  Brown  D
27
Basic  Blue
53
12055
Oil  Orange  ES
28
Basic  Blue
12100
54
Oil  Orange  T
29
Basic  Blue  .
12150
57
Oil  Brilliant  Scarlei
30
Basic  Blue  ,
62
Oil  Red  2  R
31
Basic Blue  ,
Oil  Yellow  PX
69
32
33
34
73
70
m
35 36 37 38
 
39

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APPENDIX  24—contd.
Item
Colour Index  No./Huc No,
SI. No.
3.  A. U.  applications  will  be  considered  for  im- port  of  the  following  spirit  soluble  colour  Dye- stuffs  :—
Name of Dye-stuff Colour  Index
No. Brown Toner
H e l io  F a st  Yellow  12G  .
P e r m a n e nt  Y e l l ow  QG  .
L a ke  G r e en  . . ..
1.  Fast Yellow R . 2.  Orange G. 3.  Pink B  .
L a ke  V i o l et  T o n er
L a ke  B l ue  . . ..
4.  Green  H.L.K.  .
5.  Brown B.E.
6.  Red GE  .
40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
50
7.  Yellow CGR  .
L a ke  P i nk Permanent  Carmine FB Fast  Orange R Phthalocyanine Green  . Quinazarine Green Base Oil  Black  . . ..
Quinoline  Yellow  ,
8.  Fast  Blue FLE .
Pigment  Fast  Maroon  .
18690 18745 A, (C.I.  45195* C.I.  45190A) (C.I.  74360+ C.I. 48045) C.I.  Solvent Brown—37. (C.I.  Solvent Red—100). C.I.  Solvent Yellow—69. C.I.  Solvent Blue—70.
Benzidine  Yellow
9.  Red G  .
51 52 53 54 55 Permanent  Yellow H R.
10.  Black RF
56 Permanent  Carmine FBB
i:o7i 12775 21105 42040 42535 42595 45160 12490 21160 74260 1656 26150 47000 12305 21100 Pigment Yellow 83 Pigment Red
C.I.  Solvent Red—119. C.I.  Solvent Black—27.
146
11.  Yellow R
C.I.  18690.
57
Pigment
Helio  Fast  Yellow  12 G
12.  Yellow GG C.I. 48045
Green 10
Oil  Scarlet  . . ..
13.  Fast  Brilliant RedBL  .
C.I.  SolTent Red—36.
58 _59 Lake  Red D  .
14.  Yellow 3 GL  .
60 Lake  Red DBA  .
C.I.  Solvent Yellow—48.
Lake  Red DCA  .
61
12155 15500 15500 15500
15.  Black G  .
Brilliant  Lake  Red R
62
15800
C.I.  Solvent Black—18.
16.  Brilliant  Blue
Tetabroniofluoreseln
45380
63
BM 2P  .
C.I. 42595.
S o l v e nt  B l ue  4  . ..
64
44045
17.  Green BM 5Y . Not  indexed.
S. F. Maroon
12350
65
C.I.  Solvent
18.  Blue BLN
Blue-^9.
Dibromafluorescein
66
45370
19.  Yellow GRL  . C.I.  Solvent Yellow  19 C.I.  139C0A
20.  Yellow  RLS  . C.I.  Solvent Yellow—63.
2.  Import  of  the  following  pigment  dye-stuffs  and Cosmetic  colours  will  be  allowed  to  the  actual  users on  restricted  basis:—
21.  Yellow RLSN  . C.I.  Solveni Yellow—83.
PIGMENT  DYE-STUFFS  :
22.  Yellow 2RLS  .
1
12310
S.F. Red P 2R
C.I.  Solvent Yellow—62.
15510
Persian Orange
2
23.  Orange RLS  . C.I.  Solvent Orange—41.
16105
Lake Scarlei
3
C.I.  Solvent
24.  Scarlet  RLS  .
42090
Peacock Blue
4
Red—92.
49010
Yellow Green Toner
5
C.I.  Solvent
25.  Fire Red GLS .
Red—89.
No  C. I. No.
Lake  Magenta
6
Not  indexed.
26.  Fire Red 3GLS
12825
Crimson  Toner
7
C.I.  Solvent
27.  Red BL  .
Permanent  Orange 2R  .
12075
8
Red- 90.
12420
S.F.  Red F4RH.  .
9
C.I.  Solvent
28.  Red 3 BLS
Red—91.
Rubber  Blue GNS.
No C. I. No.
10
C.I.  Solvent
29.  Red4BI,S
COSMETIC  COLOURS  :
Red—85.
12350
1 Deep  Red  . . ..
30.  Blue B  .
Cosmetic  Green  Oxide  .
77288
2
C.I.  Solvent Blue—10.
22  G  of  1/73—15.

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APPENDIX  24—contd.
C.I.  No.
Name  of  Dye-stuff
from  the  manufacturers  of dye-stuffs :•—•
C.I.  No.
C.I.  Solvent
31.  Blue GLS  .
Name of  Dye-stuff 1.  Blue B Base
Blue-^14.
Dianiside  •  •
Organic  salt
of 74180.
C.I.  Solvent
32.  Blue  3GLS  .
Blue—38.
C.I.  Solvent
33.  Blue  RS
Blue—45.
34.  Green  B
35.  Green 2GLS  . 36.  Brown  GLS  .
C.I.  Solvent Green—19. Not  indexed. C.I.  Solvent Brown—28. C.I.  Solvent
37.  Black  BN  .
Black—6.
37235 73000 37513 375J5 45160 49005 42595 60530 73335 73360 736O0 73045
2.  Indigo Pure  . 3.  Nepthol  AS. 1RG  . 4.  Napthol  AS. LC  . 5.  Rhodamine  6GDN  . 6.  Thioflavine 7.  Victoria Blue BO  . 8.  Vat Yellow BY 9.  Vat Orange  RF 10.  Vat  Pink  R  . 11.  Vat violet  RR 12.  Vat  Blue 4 G  , 13.  Vat  Grey  BL  (Vat 4.  A. U.  applications  for  import  of  Dyes-inter- mediates  will be  considered  by lie  Regional  Licensing Authorities  subject  to  the  following  :—
73670
Black  I)
14.  Vat  Golden  yellow
59105
RK
(a)  (0  No  licence will be  granted for  import  of  Dyes-In- termediates  mentioned  in List  I  of  the  Annexure to this Appendix.
ANNEXURE
LIST  I
(//)  Licences  for  import  of Dyes  Intermediates  men- tioned  in  List  II  of  the Annexure  to  this  Appen- dix  will  be  allowed  for export  production  only.
Dyes  Intermediates  Banned  for  Import
(Hi) Import  of  dyes  inter- mediates  mentioned  in List  in  of  the  Annexure to  this  Appendix  will  be allowed on restricted basis.
(V)  Requirements  of  actual  users for  the  following  items  will  be met  by imports through  public sector agency  :—
1.  Aceto  Acet  Anilide  (AAA). 2.  Aceto  Acet  Ortho  Chloro  Anilide  (AAOCA). 3.  Aceto  Acet  Ortho  Toluidide. 4.  Benzanthrone. 5.  Beta-Amino-Anthraquinone. 6.  Beta-Napthylamine  (Fast  Scarlet  Base). 7.  Benzidine  (free  base). 8.  Bromo  Benzanthrone. 9.  C.  Acid  (2-Chloro-5-Toluidine  4-Sulphonic
Acid)  and  its  salts.
(/)  Aniline  oil.  (The  require- ments  of  actual  users  for this item  will be met  on  a restricted basis).
10.  2:5  Dimethyl-4-Chlorophenyl  Thioglycolic
Acid.
(")  Benzidine dihydrochloride. (///)  Naphthlonic  acid/Sodium Naphthionatc.  (The  re- quirements  of  actual  users for  this  item  will  be  met on a restricted basis).
11.  Dinitro  Stilbene  Disulphonic  Acid. 12.  Meta  Chloro  Phenyl  Methyl  Pyrazolone. 13.  Ortho  Nitro  Aniline. 14.  O-Toluidine. 15.  Para  Chloro  Ortho  Nitro  Aniline. 16.  (a)  Para  Toluidine  Meta  Sulphonic  Acid
(PTMS)  and  its  salts;  or (iv)  Beta  naphthol  (The  re- quirements  of actual  users for  this  item  will  be  met on a restricted basis).
(b)  P-taluidine-5-sulphonic  acid  and  its  salts.
Please  see  Section  III  to  this  Rod Book.
17.  p-Toluidine. 18.  P-Nitrotoluene-o-Sulphonic  acid. 19.  Resorcinol. 20.  Sulphanilic  Acid.
LIST  II
Dyes  Intermediates the  import  of  which  is permitted
for  Export  Production only
(c)  The  items  which  do  not  figure in  the  lists  of  non-permissible and  restricted  items  will  be licensable to  actual  usors with- out  any  face  value  rwtriction, provided  that  the  applicants are  otherwise  eligible  to  the import  of  such  permissible items  in  accordance  with  the policy  and  procedure  in  force. In  respect  of  canalised  items, only  release  orders  will  be issued.
1 . 4 :4  Diaminostilbene  Disulphonic  Acid. 2.  l-(2  : 5  Dichloro-4-sulphenyl)-3-Methyl-Pyra-
zolone.
(d)  A.U.  applications  for  import of  the  following  dyes  used  as a  dye  intermediate  will  be considered  on  restria  id  basis
3.  Metanilic  Acid. 4.  l-(p-Sulphophenyl)-3-Methyl-5-Pyrazolonc. 5  3-Carboxy-l-(p-Sulphophenyl)-5  Pyrazolone.

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APPENDIX  24—concld.
ANNEXURE
LISTm
Dyes  Intermediates  permitted  on  Restricted  basis  to
Actual Users
1.  Acctoacct-o-anisididc. 2.  Acetoacet-M-Xylidide. 3.  Acid  Anthranilic. 4.  1-Aminoanthraquinone. 5.  Amino  Iso  Gamma  Acid/salt. 6.  1. Amino  2.  Naphthol  4.  Sulphonic  Acid/salt.
7.  1-Amino  6-Nitro 2-Naphthol 4-Sulphonic Acidl
Salt.
8.  2-Anthraquinonc  Sulphonic  Acid-Sodium  Salt. 9.  Anthraquinone.
24.  Diphenylamine. 25.  2  :  5  Dichloro  nitro  benzene. 26.  Dimethylaniline. 27.  1  :  5  Dihydroxy  Anthraquinone. 28.  1:  8  Dihydroxy  Anthraquinone. 29.  C.Salt. 30.  Gamma  Acid/Salt. 31.  H-Acid/Salt. 32.  J-Acid/Salt. 33.  J-Acid  Urea/Salt. 34.  Laurent's  Acid/Salt. 35.  N.  W.  Acid|Salt. 36.  2-Naphthyl  Thioglycolic Acid*. 37.  o-Nitroanisole. 38.  p-Nitroanisol. 39.  O-chloro-1  (4-Sulphophenyl)-3-Methyl-5  Pyra-
zolone.
40.  p-chloraniline. 41.  Peri  Acid/Salt 42.  Phenyl  J.  Acia/Salt. 43.  Phenyl  Hydrazine. 44.  Phenyl  Peri  Acid/Salt. 45.  Quinizarine  (1,  4-dihydroxyanthraquinone). 46.  R.  Salt. 47.  Scaeffer's  Acid/Salt. 48.  Sodium-Salt-oxal  Acetic  Ester|Oxal  Acetic
Ester/Oxal  Acetic  Ester  Sodium  Salt.
49.  Tobias  Acid|Salt.
10.  o-Anisidine 11.  p-Anisidinc. 12.  Bcnzoyl—J—Acid/Salt. 13.  Beta-oxgnaphthoic  Acid  (B.O.N.  Acid1), 14.  Bromamine  Acid. 15.  Chicago  Acid/Salt. 16.  1-Chloroanthraquinone. 17.  5-Chloro-o-toluidine. 18.  4-4  Diamino-anthraquinone. 19.  1-5  Diaruinoanthraquinone. 20.  2-6  Diamino-Anthraquinone. 21.  1  :  5  Dibenzoyl  Naphthalene. 22.  Diethyl  Meta  Aminophenol. 23.  Di-J-Acid/Salt.  (Rhodulinc  Acid/Salt).

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APPENDIX  25
[Section  IV— S.  No.  275(b)/IV]
Garage tools.—List of  items  the  import  of  which will  be  allowed  against  licences  for  S.  No,  275(b)/ IV  irrespective  of  their  classification  during  April 1973—March,  1974.
1.  Air  regulators  including  measuring  gauges  and
testing  equipment  for  alternators.
2.  Axle  alignment  tester  or  gauge. 3.  Axle  housing  speeder  also  rear  axle  housing checking  alignment  equipment  and  Front  axlo straightening  and  aligning tools. 4.  Brake  adjusting  tools  including—
(a)  Brake  bonding  and  debonding  equipments. (b)  Adhesive  required  for  brake  bonding. (c)  Hyrovac  and  Air  brake  testing  equipment. (d)  Tools  for  servicing  hydrovac  airbrakes  and
die brakes.
5.  Brake  shoe  centrahser  including  brake  drum
micrometers  and  brake  pressure  bleeders.
6.  Brake  efficiency  tester. 7.  Cam  angle  testers  including  specified  tools required  for  servicing  and  measuring  breaker point  spring  tension.
8.  Carburettor  jet  adjusting  tools  including  com- plete  carburettor  repair  tool  kit  for  various makes  of  carburettor  and  also  wire  gauge  drill set.
9.  Coil  and  ingnition  tester.
10.  Contact  dwell  indicator  including  R.PM  Tester
(Tech.  dwell  tester).
11.  Clutch  alignment  and  testing  tools. 12.  Compression  gauge/tester  and  cylinder  leak
detector.
13.  Camshaft  bearing  inserter,  camshaft  bushing
line  reamers  and  camshaft  lobe  grinder.
14.  Calibrating  outfit  for  hand  operation  (for
dwell).
15.  Crankshaft  balancer. 16.  Curved  wind  shield  installation  and  removing tools  also  tools  and  accessories  for  removing scratches  on  windshields.
17.  Cylinder  boro  gauge,  cylinder  liner  removing
and  replacing  tools.
?8.  Cylinder  boring  machine  and  cylinder  hones, 19.  Universal  tester  (Engine  analyser),  exhaust  gas analyser,  fuel  consumption  tester-gas  per mile.
20.  Electronic  vehicle  tester  (oscillograph  type). 21.  End  Play gauge for  camshaft. 22.  Extractor  for  inner  and  outer  ballrace  and adapters  or  collets  and  accessories  thereof. 21  Generator  test  bench  Regulator  service  tool
kit  and  regulator  point  gauge  set.
24.  Link  separators. 25.  Magneto  test  bench. 26.  Magneto  winding  tester. 27.  Magneto  charter  and  charging  blocs. 28.  Magneto  synchroscope. 29.  Main  Bearing  Line  reaming  equipment. .10.  Nozzle  clearing  kits,  complete, 31.  Oilers  (automatic  device  for  lubrication). 32.  Piston  Pin  tools  also  Piston  Pin  Guide Reamers,  Piston  pin  Hole  Howes,  Piston  pin Bushing  Burnishers  and  Nurzling/Knui ling equipment,
33.  Ring  Grone  Depth  Gauge,  Piston  Insurters, Piston  weighing  and  balancing  scales,  Piston
and Pin fitting Jig.
34.  Pullers  complete—gear,  hub,  steering,  pulleys sleeves,  wheels  and  battery  terminals  etc.  (ma- nual,  pneumatic  or  Hydraulically  operated)  in- cluding  Ram  and  Pump  and  accessories  like adapter,  connectors,  shaft  protectors,  extra  legs etc.
35.  Piston  measuring  gauges. 36.  Pressure  cap  tester  also  Radiator  flow  tester,
Radiator  Reserve  flushing  equipment.
37.  Ring  expander  (piston  ring). 38.  Connecting  rod  aligner  also  connecting  rod
straightening  Brace.
39.  Ring  compressor. 40.  Screw  thread  repair  tool. 41.  Spark  plug  hole  rcthreader. 42.  Spark  plug  tester  and  cleaners,  Ignitiun,  light, also  spark  plug  capping  tools  and  spark  plug testing  screw  driver.
43.  Sleeve  inserter. 44.  Stud  removers  (extractors). 45.  Toe-in-gauges. 46.  Timing  light  including  power  timing  light
spares.
47.  Test  set  for  6,  12  and  25  volt  circuits. 48.  Tools  body  and  chassis  repairs  including  high pressure  jacks  and  hoists  used  for  straightening, body  panels  and  chassis  members  but  excluding those  banned  categories  of  tools  specified  else- where.
49.  Vacuum  fuel  pump  testers. 50.  Valve  grinding  tools  including  self-centering
pilots.
51.  Valve  lifters  and  valve  spring  compressor1; 52.  Valve  advance  retard  tester, 53.  Wheel  aligning  equipment  complete  includinc tools  required  for  wheel  aligning  equipment  and also  electronic  wheel  aligning  equipments, caster,  camber  and  Kingpin  inclination  gauges. 54.  Half  moon  tappet  drain  plug  wrenches  (crank
case)  including  O.H.  Valve  adjusting  tool.
55.  Circlip  pliers  all  types. 56.  Ratchet  type  screwdrivers. 57.  Battery  cell  tester. 58.  Tube  expanders. 59.  Welding  pliers  for  all  welding  jobs. 60.  Special  welding  pliers  for  tubes. 61  Brake  spring  pliers. 62.  Screw  extractors. 63.  Tap  extractors, 64.  Loose  sockets  spanners  3/4"  and  1"  sq.  drive. 65.  Deep  sockets. 66.  Tube  benders  (hydraulically  operated).
Note.—Permissible  types  of  garage  tools  are being  allowed  to  be  imported  against licences  granted  for  other  serial  numbers. Tn  such  cases,  import  of  garage  tools spares  will  also  be  permitted  along  with permissible  types  of  garage  tools  within the  specified  limits.

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APPENDIX  26
Motor  Vehicle Parts (S.  Nos.  293, 295  and  297//]/)
Licences  for  motor  vehicle  parts  falling  under S.  Nos.  293,  295  and  297  of  Part  IV  will  be  grant- ed  to  established  importers  on  the  basis  of  a  joint quo La of  past  imports  of  all  the  articles  falling  under these  Serial  Numbers  excluding  articles  given  in Part  'B1  ot  List  II.  An  established  importer  can  apply for  a  quota  licence  for  motor  vehicle  parts  in  the following  manner  :—
Remarks
Items (a)  Items  in  List  TI (Parts  'A'  and  'B') of this  Appendix
Value  limit 75%  of  (he va- lue  of  the li- cence.
 
Import  of  any  single item  in  Part  'A'  will, however, be  allowed to the  extent  of  7i%  of 

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APPENDIX  26—contd.
Itams Value limit Remarks
whichever  is higher  within the overall entitle- ment  of  75% for  List  n  (Parts A and B) Items.
Within  the  limit  of  75 % for  Parts  A & B  items, import of  items  shown  in  Part  'B'  of  List  II  will  be  allowed  upto  an aggregate  value  of  71 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  quota  licence. Import  of  any  single  item  in  Part  'B'  will  be  allowed  to  the extent of i % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1000/- which- ever is higher within the overall  entitlcmont of 7t % for  Part 'B' (List  II)  items.
(iii)  A. U. Licences issued for motor  vehicles part* under  this paragraph  will  also be  valid  for import  of  the undermentioned items upto the extent  indicated  against  each:
Item
Value  limit
4%  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or  Rs. 30,000  whichever  is less.
(/)  Ball,  Roller  and  Tapered  roller and  Needle  roller  bearings, bushes,  cages,  needle  roller assemblies  and  needle  rollers other  than  those  banned  for import.
3%  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or  Rs. 30,000  whichever  is less.
(//)  Bolts,  nuts,  screws,  spacers, washers (except bi-metallic thrust washers),  specifically  adapted for  use on motor vehicle.
(Jii) Garage  tools  listed  in  Appen- dix 25  to  this  Book,  and  parts thereof.
4%  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or  Rs. 10,000  whichever  is less.
6.  Licences  for  S.  Nos.  293,  295  and  297/IV,
will  not  be  valid  for  the  import  of :—
(i)  Motor  cycle  dynamo  sets. (ii)  Cycle  dynamo  lamp,  i.e.,  dynamo  lamps worked  by  the  rotation  of  motor  in  contact with  tyre.
(iii)  Complete/half  engines  of  road  vehicular
type.
7.  The  import  of  rollers/needle  rollers  covered  by S.  No.  9(g)/II  will  not  be  allowed  as  auto-transmis- sion  components  for  manufacture  of  motor  vehicles.
8.  Details  of  motor  vehicle  parts  allowed  for export  production  are  given  in  Vol.  II  of  this  Book.
LIST  I
Licences  issued  for  motor  vehicle  parts  fulling under  S.  Nos.  293,  295  and  297  of  Part  IV  will not  be  valid  for  the  import  of  the  following  items and  component  parts  thereof  :—
1.  Bulb  horns.
2.  Fan  belts  whose  bottom  width  (i.e.  on  the
inner  diameter)  is  more  than  0.250  inch.
3.  Radiator  hoses.
4.  Hand  and  foot  pump  connection. 5.  Rubber  horn  bulbs  and  air horns. 6.  Rubber  mate. 7.  Grommet used with wind screen wiper. 8.  Rubber  buffers-doors. 9.  Rubber  connection  for  filler  tube-petrol  tank.
10.  Air  vent  pipe  rubber  connection-petrol  tank. 11.  Rubber  insulating  washers  for  bolts  connecting
body  and  chassis.
12.  Rubber  connection-Air  cleaner. 13.  Rubber  mounting  for  silencer. 14.  Joint-washer-petrol  filler  tube  with  cap. 15.  Rubber  packing  for  battery  clamping  channel. 16.  Sealing  strips  for  traflcator  boves. 17.  Sidle  strip  roof  opening. 18.  Strip  steering  column. 19.  Wind  shield  wiper  tubing. 20.  Sleeve  rear  drain  pipe. 21.  Rear  strip  roof  opening. 22.  Mascots  and  motifs 23.  Ash  trays. 24.  Auto  fans. 25.  Cad  heaters,  coolers  and  radios. 26.  Battery  cable. 27.  Luggage  carrier. 28.  Rear  view  and  mudguard  mirrors. 29.  Number  plates. 30.  Hand  or  foot  tyre  inflators.  [Hand  Inflator pumps  which  can  be  easily  used  for  cycles  with slight  modification  and  change  of  nozzle  will be  treated  as  accessories  oF cycles  (S.  No. 301/ IV)  and  cannot  be  imported  against  licences for  Motor  vehicle  parts],
31.  Frames  of  motor  cycles,  scooters  and  three
wheelers.
32.  Sun  shade  or  sunvisor. 33.  Wind  screen  glass  excluding  laminated  curved safety  glass  cut  to  size  and  shape  and  toughened curved  glass.
34.  Licence  holder. 35.  Rubber  beading. 36.  Canvas  beading. 37.  Circlips,  star  washers  and  spring  washers. 38.  Scat  cushions  of  all  types,  kool  cushions  of  all types,  Hair-lock,  cushion  covers  of  all  types, materials  cut  to  size  or  otherwise  for  kool  and seat  cushions  and  leather,  leatherette,  plastic or  cloth  for  upholstery  for  all  motor  vehicles. 39.  Cab  bodies,  bus  bodies,  station  wagon  bodies, truck  bodies,  steel  cabs  for  lorries,  pickup bodies  and  panel  bodies  either  complete  or  in parts.
40.  Dynamo  lighting  sets  (other  than  Dynamo used  on  Motor  Cars,  Commercial  vehicles  and jeeps).

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APPENDIX  26—contd.
LIST  II—contd.
SI.
Remarks
No.  Articles
LIST I—concld. 41.  Shackless,  shacke  pine,  'U'  bolts,  centre  bolts, clips  and  pressure  plates  (i.e.  those  used  on  the leaf  spring  assembly  but  not  those  of  clutch assembly).
9. Water  pumps  and  Components
thereof
42.  Malleable  iron  brackets  and  shackles  as  well as  Cast  Iron  shackles  and  brackets.  The brackets  here  referred  to  are  those  fitted  to chassis  frames.
43.  Silencers  or  Mufflers  and  tail  pipes  and  exten-
sion thereof.
Water  pumps  bearing1 imported  separately, i.e. bearings  which  are not  integral  with  the shafts will not be taken into  account  for  the purpose  of  calculation of  quota.
44.  All  kinds  of  lamps  and  light  except  Head 10.
Lamps.
Clutch  assembly  complete  and parts  thereof  excluding  clutch facings, and clutch release bear- ings.
Import  of  clutch  facings, clutch plates and clutch release  bearings  will be permitted  only with complete clutch assem- blies.
45.  Hub caps. 46.  Bumper  for  commercial vehicles. 47.  Battery  carriers. 48.  Spare wheel carriers.
11. 12.
Parts  of  Tipping  gear. Carburettors, carburettor kits and
parts  thereof
49.  Tyre  tube  valves,  valve  cores,  caps  and  parts
13. Tie rod ends and drag link ends.
14. 15.
Leaf  springs  and  spring  leaves. Laminated curved safely or toug- hened  curved  glass cut  to  size and shape.
16. 17.
thereof. 50.  Wheel covers. 51.  Accelerator  pedal pads. 52.  Brake pedal pads. 53.  Clutch  pedal pads. 54.  Upholstery  springs.
Brake drums. Locks  specially  adopted  for motor cars, commercial vehicl- es, jeeps, motor cycles and sco- oters.
LIST  II
Body  components  (Sheet  metal
18.
components only).
Remarks
SI. No.  Articles
19. Wheels and rims, and parts there-
of.
PART  A
1.  Cylinder liners
20. Steering gears complete and parts
thereof.
2.  Fuel  injection  equipment  and component  parts  thereof.
Flashers/Dippers/Ignition  swit-
21.
ches.
3.  Piston assembly.
22, Chassis long member. .  Chassis cross member.
Synchronizer  assembly  (bualking
23. 24.
ring) and parts thereof.
Camshaft. Crankshaft.
25. 26.
27.
4.  Engine  bearings—Thick  walled and  thin  walled  including  bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non- ferrous  bushes or washers, ex- cluding ball, roller bearings and tapered  roller  bearings, needle roller  bearings,  bushes, cages, needle  roller  assemblies  and needle rollers.
Magneto  and  parts  thereof  for motor  cycle  and  scooters  and scooterettes, mopeds and  auto cycles.
Crown wheel  and  Pinion  and
28.
gears.
5.  Inlet  and  exhaust  poppet  valve, valve  guides  (sleeves),  valve rotators, tappers, valve spring, valve set inserts.
Hydraulic pumps and parts thereof
29.
6.  Dash Board Instruments
30. Shafts  for  automobiles  (other than those specified in Parts 'A' and "B" of this list).
Connecting  rods  for  engines.
Dash board  instruments comprise of  ammeters, fuel  indicators,  spee- dometers,  water  and oil  gauges,  voltmeter and  temperature  ga- uge.
Rocker  lever/Rocker arms. Push rods for engines.
7.  Brake  parts;  Master  and  Wheel cylinder  and  parts thereof  ex- cluding brake hose.
Torsion bars. Inlet and Exhaust  manifolds.
31. 32. 33. 34. 35.
8.  Propeller  shafts,  universal  joints
and parts thereof.
36. 37.
Metal-rubber bonded mountings. Pulley and Damper.

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APPENDIX  26—concld.
LIST  II—concld.
SI. No.  Articles
Remarks
No.  Articles
Remarks
si.:
PART  B
23.
24.
Brake  blocks  and  Brake  linings  in
1.
Oilseals  and  grease  retainers. Hose  pipes  with  or  without  end- fittings  including  brake  hose.
any  fcrw.
25.
2.
26.
3.
Fly-wheel  ring  gears. King pins,  King pin  bushings  and/or King pin thrust  bearings and  shims,
Clutch  facings  in  any  form. (a)  Horn  buttons  and  horn  rings. (b)  Horns,  horn  relays  and  parts
thereof.
27.
Filter/cleaner  assembly,  air,  fuel,  or
4.
lubricating  oil.
28. 29.
5. Radiator  assembly  and  parts  thereof
30.
including  radiator  caps.
31.
6,
32.
7.
Tachographs  and  parts  thereof. Steering  wheels. Tipping gear complete. Parts  of  Piston  assembly. Parts  of  Dash  Board  instruments. Parts  of  Tie  rod  ends  and  drag  link
cods.
Shock  absorbers. Spark  plugs. Carbon brushes (all sorts).
8.
33.
Voltage  regulator  and  parts  thereof. Ignition  coils  and  parts  thereof.
9. 10.
Parts  of  locks  specially  adopted  for motor  cars,  commercial  vehicles, jeeps,  motor  cycles  and  scooters.
11.
34. Head lamps and parts thereof  but ex-
12.
cluding  bulbs.
13,
33.
14.
36.
Wind  screen  wiper  arms  and  blades. Flasher  units  and  parts  thereof. Taxi  fare  meters  and  parts  thereof. Glow plujp,  glow plug resistors, glow plug switches  and  glow  plug  con- trollers.
37.
,  DyDamo  pulleys.
38.
Windscreen  wiper  motors  and  parts
15, 16.
thereof.
Fuel  pump  and  fuel  pump  kits  and
17.
Commutators  and  parts  thereof. Brake  cables. Control  cables. Thermostat  for  radiators. Silent  channels  for  automobiles. Exhaust  flexible  pipe. Oil  Pan/Oil  sump.
39. 40. 41.
parts thereof.
42. Oil coolers and parts thereof for auto-
mobiles.
18. 19.
Distributors  and  parts  thereof. Generator/Dynamo/Alternator  and
parts thereof.
43. Sprockets.
20.
44. Brake  pedal  cross  shafts.
Starter  motor  and  parts  thereof. Gaskets. Cables  for  speedometers  and  taxi-
21. 22.
meters.
Shaftings  or  inner cables in coils, i.e. in  length  (not  cut to  size  is  not covered  under this  item).
NOTE:—The  items  included  in  Parts  'A'  and  'B'  of  this  list irrespective  of  the  fact  whether  they  pertain  to  the internal  combustion  engines  or  any  other  systems  of motor  vehicle,  will  be  allowed  to  be  imported  within the  specified  face  value  restrictions.

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APPENDIX  27
(Section  I—Para  140)
(Proforma)
Information  to  be  supplied  for  considering  repre- sentations  suggesting  ban/restriction/ltberalisation in  the  import  of. individual  items.
1.  (a)  Name  and  address  of  the  parly  making  the
representation.
(b)  Whether  it  is  a  D.G.T.D.  or  S.S.I,  unit.
2  Description  of  the  item  for  which  change  in import  policy  is  suggested  and  its  classification under  the  I.T.C.  Schedule.
3.  Suggestion  in  brief. 4.  Import  duty.
5.  End-product(s)  for  which  the  item  mentioned
in  column  (2)  above  is/are  used.
6.  Existing  import  policy  :—
(a)  Established  Importers
(b)  Actual  Users.
(c)  Registered  Exporters  Scheme.
7.  Estimated  annual  domestic  demand  in the
country.
8.  Indigenous  rated  capacity  per  annum  in  the
country.
9.  Actual  indigenous  production  in  the  country :—
1970-71. 1971-72. 1972-73.
10.  Phased  manufacturing  programme  in  the
country  during  the  next  five  years : 1973-74. 1974-75. 1975-76. 1976-77 1977-78.
11.  Actual  imports  into  India  during  1971-72  and
1972-73  (country-wise).
12.  Landed  cost  (in  Rs.)  per  unit  of  imported  pro-
duct.
13.  Wholesale  market  price  per  unit  of  indigenous
product.
14.  Name  and  address  of  the  Association,  if  any, representing  the  industry  referred  to  in  column (5)  above.
15.  Any  other  relevant  information.
Notes :
(1)  The  above  particulars  should  be  submitted. in  duplicate,  separately  for  items  classified under  different  S.  Nos.  and  Parts  of  the I.T.C.  Schedule.
(2)  Exact  reference  of  the  policy  as  given  in Section  II  of  the  Current  Red  Book  (VoL II)  should  be  indicated  against  column  6(c) above.
(3)  Information  against  columns  7  to  13  should be  furnished  in  respect  of  item  mentioned in  column  (2)  above.

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APPENDIX  28 Section  II—S.  Nos.  22,  31/V)
Chemicals—Licensing  Policy  for  the  year  April  1973—March  1974
The  licensing  policy  for  chemicals  falling  under
Serial  Numbers  22,  24,  28,  29(b),  30  and  3 1^  of Part  V  of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Schedule  has been  set out in  the succeeding paragraphs.
2.  Actual  Users.—Applications  from  actual  users will  be  considered  for  import  of  chemicals  (other  than those  banned  for  import)  including  those  mentioned in  Section  III,  the  import  of  which  is  canalised through  the  public  sector  agency.
3.  The  requirements  of  actual  users  for  import  of the  items mentioned  in List  I will be met from  the im- ports  through  the  public  sector  agency  as  indicated in Section  111 of  this  Book.  In  respect  of  these  cana- lised  items,  release  orders  will  be  issued  to  actual users  by  the  licensing  authorities/State  Drugs  Cont- rol  authorities  to  enable  them  to  obtain  the  sup- plies  from  the  canalising  agency  as  indicated  in Section  III.  The  detailed  procedure  for  submission of  applications  by  actual  users  in  respect  of  these items  is  given  in  Chapter  IV  of  Import  Trade  Control Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74.
4.  Requests  for  import  of  the  chemicals,  mentioned in  List  II,  will  be  considered  on  the  restricted  basis. Import  of  chemicals,  mentioned  in  List  III,  will  not be  permitted.  Items,  which  do  not  figure  either  in the  list  of  non-permissible  items  (List  III)  or  in  the list  of  restricted  items  (List  II)  will  be  licensable  to actual  users  without  any  face  value  restriction,  pro- vided  that  the  applicants  are  otherwise  eligible  to  the import  of  such  permissible  items  in  accordance  with the  policy  and  procedure  in  force.
5.  Import  of  the  chemicals/gases,  mentioned  in List  IV, will be permitted  in electronic grade  to  actual users  engaged  in  semi-conductor  industry.
6.  Import  of  pesticides,  mentioned  in  List  VI,  will be  allowed  to  actual  users  who  are  licensed/registered for  formulation  of  these  items.
7.  Licences  granted  for  gases  to  actual  users  in terms  of  the  policy  indicated  in  this  Appendix  will also  permit  import  of  gas  cylinders  to  the  required extent.
8.  The  import  of  the  items  under  trade  names would  not  normally  be  allowed  unless  the full  descrip- tion  along  with  specification  and  chemical  structure are  furnished  to  the  sponsoring/licensing  authority.
9.  Established  Importers.—Quota  licences  will  be granted  on  an  individual  quota  basis  for  the  import of  chemicals  included  in  List  VII.  Alhough  quota licences  will  be  granted  separately  for  items  included in  this  List,  they  will  be  interchangeable  and  can  be utilised  for  import  of  any  of  these  items.  Quota  li- cences  issued  for  Laboratory  and  Reagent  chemi- cals  or  any  other  serial  number  will  not  be  valid  for import  of  the  items  mentioned  in  List  V.
10.  Registered  Exporters.—Certain  chemicals  will be  licensable  for  export  promotion  against  applica- tions  made  under  the  import  policy  for  registered  ex- porters,  the  details  of  which  are  given  in  Volume  II of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Policy  (Red  Book).
Import  of  specified  items  under  other  names:
11.  The  import  policy  in  respect  of  items  to  be imported  through  public  sector  agencies  and  those covered  by  lists  II,  III  and  V  of  this  Appendix  will apply  not  only  to  items  imported  under  the  names specified  in  the  Appendix  but  also  to  items  imported under  other  chemical  names  or  synonyms.

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APPENDIX  28
LIST  I
Chemicals  the  import  of  which  will  be  canalised through  the  State  Trading Agencies.
(20) Formic acid.
(1) Ammonium  nitrate—technical grade.
Meta  aminophcnol.
(21)
(2)
(22) Pcntaerythritol.
(23) Phthalic  anhydride.
Cresylic  acid/cresylic  acid  BP/ Meta  cresol/Para  cresol/Ortho cresol.
(24)
(3)
Vinyl chloride/Vinyl  acetate monomer.
Dodecyl  benzene  and  Alkyl benzene.
(25)
Tartaric  acid.
(4)
Potassium  chloride  (industrial grade).
Citric  acid  (technical  grade).
(26)
Urea  (chemical  grade).
(5)
Requirements of actual ^  users  in  respect  of these  items will  be met on  a  restricted  basis.
(27)
(6)
Pyridine  base  and  pyridinc technical.
Calcium  carbide.
(28)
Aluminium  fluoride.
Caprolactum  (for  the  manufac- ture  of  Nylon  6  staple  fibre/ filament  yarn/tyre  cord/polya- mides  (nylon)  resins/moulding powder).
(29)
Phosphorous  (red).
(30)
(7)
(31) Styrene.
(32)
D.M.T. (for  the manufacture  of Polyester  film/Polyester  fila- ment/Polyester  staple  fibre/ Polyester  resins  and  polyester coatings  made  from  D.M.T.)
Phenol/Carbolic  acid  excluding substituted  phenols.
Amyl  and  Iso-amyl  alcohol.
(8)
(33)
Crude  Borate  minerals  such  as Rasoritc  and  Colcmanitc. Iodine.
(9)
(10) Endrin  technical.
Melaroine  pure.
(ID
(12)
(a)  Requirements  of actual users for amyl alcohol  will  be  met on a restricted basis. However,  import  of amyl  alcohol  roilk testing quality as per ISI  specification 1224 and  IS 360 will not  be  permitted.
Nitrocellulose chips/Nitrocell u- lose  other  than  15—20 seconds viscosity.
(13) Sodium  cyanide.
(14) Dinitrochloro  benzene.
Monomethylamine.
(15)
[b)  Requirements  of actual  users  for  Iso- amyl  alcohol  for manufacture  of amyl alcohol  milk  testing quality  will  be  met without  any  face value  restriction.
(16) Dimethylamine.
Trimethylamine.
(17)
Mcthanol  technical.
(34)
Methyl  Ethyl  ketone.
(18)
Requirements  of  actual users for  this  item  will be  met  on  a  restricted basis  in  consultation with  D.G.T.D. (19) Malathion.

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LIST  II
34.  Gold  cyanide,  potassium/sodium  gold  cyanide, copper  cyanide,  zinc  cyanide  and  silver  cyanide.
Chemicals for  which  actual  user  applications will
be  considered  on  restricted basts.
1.  Acetic  Anhydride. 2.  Acetyl  Acetone 3.  Acid  Anthranilic. 4.  Activated  carbon. 5  Alpha  Pinene. 6.  Ammonium  Carbonate. 7.  Ammonium  Nitrate  of  explosive  grade. 8.  Ammonium  persulphate,  and  Potassium  per-
sulphate.
9.  Ammonium  Thiocyanate  also  known  as  Ammo- nium  Sulphocyanide,  Thiocyanate  of  Rhodanide and  Rhodanatum. 10.  Antimony  Oxide. 11.  Argon  gas  spectroscopically  pure  99.99%. 12  Arsenic  Trioxidc  and  Arsenic  Pcntoxide. 13.  Benzoldehyde. 14.  Benzophenone. 15.  Benzyl  Butyl  Phthalate.
16.  Benzyl  cyanide.
17.  Benzoyl  Peroxide.
18.  Bromine.
19.  Butyl  alcohol  (Butanol)  excluding  normal
Butyl  alcohol.
20.  Butyl  Titanate.
21.  Calcium  Carbonate  (precipitated  and  activated).
22.  Cabe  hardening  compound.
23.  Chlorinated  paraffins.
24.  Chloro  Para  Xylene.
25.  Dimethoate.
26.  Dichloro  Benzene.
27.  Chlororluorohydrocarbon  compounds  used  as relrigciant  gases  excluding  Trichloromonoiluoro- methune  (Fluorocarbon  Refrigerant  11),  Di- chlorodifluoromethane  (Fluorocai bon  Refrigerant 12),  Dichloronionofluoromethane  (Fluorocarbon Refrigerant  21),  Monochlorodifiuoromethane (Fluorocarbon  Refrigerant  22)  and  mixtuies thereof.
28.  Diphcnyl  oxide/diphenyl  ether.
29.  Divinylbenzene  Monomer.
30.  Diethylene  glycol  and  Polyethylene  glycol.
31.  Ethylene  dichloride.
32.  Ethylene  Urea.
33.  Furfural.
35,  Glycerine. 36.  Mexachloroethane. 37.  Hydrogen  Peroxide. 38.  Hydroxylamine  hydrochloride  (Hydroxyam-
monium  chloride).
39.  Hydroxylamine  Sulphate  (Hydroxyammoniura
Sulphate).
40.  Isopropyl  Nitrate. 41.  Lactic  Acid. 42.  Liquid  barium  cadmium  and  barium  cadmium
zinc  complex.
43.  Laboratory  and  reagent  chemicals,  the  follow-
ing ••—
(i)  Methyl  Iodide  pure  quality (ii)  Potassium  Arayl  Xanthate. (iii)  Potassium  Ethyl  Xanthate. (iv)  Potassium  metabisulphite  analar  quality. (v)  Sodium  Bisulphite,  pure  and  analar
quality.
(vi)  Sodium  Ethyl  Xanthate. (vii)  Sodium  Iso  Propyl  Xanthate.
(viii)  Sodium  metabisulphite,  pure  and  analar
quality.
44.  Magnesium  carbonate  light  and  magnesium
insulating  materials.
45.  Mandetic  acid. 46.  Metallic  Acetates  (except  sodium  and  potassium
acetates  which  are  banned  for  import).
47.  Meta  substituted  Alkyl  phenol  (cardanol). 48.  Methyl  Ethyl  Ketone  Peroxide. 49.  Metol. 50.  Monoethylamine. 51.  Mono  chloro  Acetic  Acid  and  its  sodium  salts, 52.  Musk  Ketone. 53.  Naphthalene 54.  Non-toxic  stabilisers. 55.  Octyl  Titanate  and  other  Titanium  alkoxides. 56.  Organic  acetates,  not  elsewhere  specified. 57.  Organotiv  stabilisers. 58.  Ortho  Oxdiphenyl  and  Para  oxydiphenyl. 59.  Ortho  Toluene  Sulphonamide. 60.  Palladium  Chloride. 61.  Para  aminophenol. 62.  Para-chloro  phenol. 63.  Para  Hydroxy  Benzoic  Acid. 64.  Phenoxy  Acetic  Acid  and  its  salts. 65.  Phenyl  Acetic  acid. 66.  Phenyl  acetamide. 67.  Phosphoric  Acid.
68.  Phosphorous  pentoxide.

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APPENDIX  28—contd.
List  II—concld.
69.  Potassium-bicarbonate. 70.  Potassium  Carbonate. 71.  Potassium  Silicate. 72.  Rubber  Chemicals  e.g.,  accelerators,  anti- oxidants,  retardcrs,  peptiscrs,  and  reclaiming agents,
73.  Sodium  bicarbonate  of  I.  P.  Grade. 74.  Sodium  Chlorate. 1 '•>  Sodium  lauryl  sulphate. 76.  Sodium  monochloro  acetate. 77.  Sodium  Tripolyphosphate. 78.  Solid  barium  cadmium  complex. 79.  Solvent  naphtha  (Light  and  Heavy). 80.  Sorbitol. 81.  Strontium  Carbonate. 82.  Succinic  Acid. 83.  Succinates. 84.  Submerged  arc  welding fluxes. 85.  Terpeneol. 86.  Tert  Butyl  catechol. 87.  Tetrasodmm  Pyrophosphate  and  other  poly-
phosphates  of  sodium.
88.  Thiosemicarbazide. 89.  Thanite. 90.  Thionyl  chloride. 91.  Triethylamine. 92.  Triethanolamine  titanate  and  Isopropyl  titaiiate 93.  Trichlorobenzene. 94.  Tri-sodium  phosphate. 95.  Xylenols.
List  m
24.  Aromatic  chemicals,  the  following:—
(i)  Alfa  Amyl  Cinnamic  Aldehyde, (ii)  Amyl  Acetate, (iii)  Amyl  Salicylate. (iv)  Aurantine  (or  Aurantial  or  Argeoi). (v)  Benzyl  Bcnzoate. (vi)  Borneol  and  its  esters, (vii)  Butyl  Acetate, (viii)  Camphene.
(ix)  Citral. (x)  Citronellyl  Acetate. (xi)  Citronellol  pure, (xii)  Dipcntine. (xiii)  Geraniol. (xiv)  Geranyl  acetate, (xv)  Heptaldehyde  (Fatty  Aldehyde  C7). (xvi)  Hydroxy  Citronellal. (xvii)  Ionone  100 per  cent, (xviii)  Methyl  Ionone.
(xix)  Methyl  Salicylate. (xx)  Musk  Ambrette. (rap  Musk  Xylol. (xxii)  Undecyicnic  Acid, (xxiii)  Yara  Yara  (Beta  Nephthol  Methyl Ether).
Ether). (xxiv)  Menthol  (all grades).
Chemicals, the  import  of  which  will  not  be allowed.
1.  Acid  Salicylic. 2.  Acetanilide. 3.  Acetaldehyde. 4.  Acetazolamide. 5.  Acetic  acid. 6.  Acetone. 7.  Alum. 8.  Acetylene  Purifying  Mass. 9.  Ammonia  (Liquor).
10.  Allyl  Isothiocynate. 11.  Ammoniated  olein  oil. 12.  Ammonium  Bicarbonate. 13.  Ammonium  chromate,  Barium  chromate,  Bis- muth  chromate,  Calcium  chromate,  Cadmium chromate  and  Magnesium  chromate,  other  than A.  R.  Grade.
14.  Aluminium  Chloride. 15.  Aluminium  Stearate. 16.  Ammonium  Bromide. 17.  Anti-corrosive  agents. 18.  Antipyrin  benzene  sulphonate. 19.  Anhydrous  Ammonia. 20.  Ammonium  Chloride  (Industrial  Grade). 21.  Ammonium  Molybdate. 22.  Ammonium  Phosphate  (Mono  and  Di). 23.  Argon  gas  other  than  spectroscopically  pure
99.99%.
25.  Barium  Chloride. 26.  Barium  stearate. 27.  Barium  Sulphide. 28.  Barium  Carbonate. 29.  Barium  Nitrate. 30.  Benzoic  acid. 31.  Benzo-trichloride. 32.  Benzyl  acetate. 33.  Benzyl  alcohol. 34.  Benzyl  chloride 35.  Benzene. 36.  Beta  Naphthylamine. 37.  Bichromates  (Sodium,  Ammonium  and  Potas-
sium. 38.  Bisphenol. 39.  Bleaching  powder. 40.  Borax/Boric  acid.  (Import  of  semi-conductor grade  of  boric  acid  will,  however,  be  allowed to  actual  users  for  manufacture  of  semi-conduc- tor  devices  used  in  electronics).
41.  Cadmium  acetate. 42.  Cadmium  bromide. 43.  Cadmium  carbonate. 44.  Carbon  Tetrachloride. 45.  Caustic  Potash  or  Potassium  hydroxide. 46.  Chloroform. 47.  Cadmium  Chloride. 48.  Cadmium  Iodide. 49.  Codmium  Nitrate. 50.  Cadmium  Oxide. 51.  Cadmium  Phosphate. 52.  Cadmium  stearate. 53.  Cadmium  Sulphide. 54.  Cadmium  Sulphate. 55.  Cadmium  Yellow. 56.  Cadmium  Maroon. 57.  Cadmium  Red.

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List  III—contd.
58.  C6-C-12  alcohols  for  plasticisers  such  as  Octa-
nol/Iso-Octanol/Alfol,  Alfonal.
59.  Calcium  Chloride. 60.  Calcium  Phosphate  (Mono  and  Tri). 61.  Calcium  Stearate. 62.  Caffeine  and  Salts. 63.  Camphor. 64.  Cerium  Nitrate. 65.  Cerium  Oxide. 66.  Cerium  Salts,  pure,  others. 67.  Chloral  and  Chloral  Hydrate  including  prepa-
rations  thereof.
68.  Chlorine,  liquid. 69.  Chlorinated  tri-sodium  phosphate. 70.  Chlorosulphonic  Acid. 71.  Chrome  Alum,  Potash,  other  than  A.  R.
Grade.
72.  Chrome  salts  and  Chromic  acid,  other  than
A.  R.  Grade,
73.  Coal-tar  disinfectant  fluid  (Black). 74.  Copolymer  Beads  of  Divinyl  Benzene  styrene. 75.  Compounded  Electroplating  salts  of  Nickel, Copper,  Silver,  Zinc,  Cadmium,  Tin.  Chro- mium,  Brass,  etc.,  and  their  brightners  and levellers.
76.  Copper  chloride  (cuprous  and  cupric). 77.  Copper  Oxides  (both  cuprous  and  cupric). 78.  Copper  sulphate. 79.  Copper  oxychloride. 80.  Cuprous  oxide  or  Copper  sub-oxide. 81.  Cyno-pyridine. 82.  Cyano  acetic ester. 83.  Diallyl  Phthalate. 84.  Dialphanol  Phthalate. 85.  Dialphanyl  Phthalate. 86.  Diacetone  or  Diacetone  alcohol. 87.  Diclecyl  Phthalate. 88.  Diethyl  ether. 89.  Diethylamine. 90.  Diethyl  Phthalate. 91.  Di-calcium  phosphate. 92.  Dibutyl  phthalate. 93.  Diethyl  Malonate. 94.  Diethyl  carbamyl  chloride. 95.  Di-isodecyl  Phthalate. 96.  Dimethyl  phthalate. 97.  Dimethyl  Sulphate. 98.  Dinonyl  Phthalate. 99.  Dioctyl  phthalate.
100.  Di-so-octyl  phthalate.
101.  Di-sodium  phosphates. 102.  E.D.T.A.  and  its  sodium  salts. 103.  Esters  of  parahdroxy  benzoic  acid  (Methyl
Ethyl  and  Propyl).
104.  Ethyl  aceto  acetate  or  Aceto  acetic  ester. 105.  Ethyl  acetate. 106.  Ethyl  chloride. 107.  2-Ethyl  hexanol. 108.  Ethyl  oliate. 109.  Ethylene  glycol. 110.  Ethylene  oxide. 111.  Ferric  chloride. 112.  Ferrous  sulphate. 113.  Fire  fighting  mechanical  foam  compound. 114.  Fumaric  acid.
115.  Trichloromonofluoromethane  (Fhiorocarbon Refrigerant  11),  Dichlorodifluoromethane  (Fluo- rocarbon  Refrigerant  12),  Dichloromonofluoro- methane  (Fluorocarbon  Refrigerant  21), Monochlorodifluoromethane  (Fluorocarbon  Re- frigerant  22)  and  mixtures  thereof.
116.  Formaldehyde. 117.  Free  mixures  of  potassium/sodium-cyanide
potassium  chloride  potassium  carbonate,  etc.
118.  Gold  chloride. 119.  Hexachlorophene. 120.  Hexamine  of  technical  grade  or  its  "Synonyms' e.g.  Hexamethylene  tetramine,  Methanamine, Ammoformn,  Formin,  Cystamin,  Cystogen, Hexamethyl  enamine,  Aminoform,  Uritone, Urotropin.
121.  Hydrochloric  acid  excluding  anhydrous  hydro- chloric  acid  (Electronic  grade)  required  for manufacture  of  semi-conductor  devices  used  in electronics.
122.  Hydrofluoric  acid. 123.  Hydrazine  Hydrate/Sulphate. 124.  Hydroquinone. 125.  Industrial  gases—Oxygen,  Dissolved  Acety- lene.  Carbon  Dioxide,  Hydrogen,  Nitrogen  and Nitrous  Oxide.
126.  Insecticides,  Fungicides,  Weedicides  &  Rho-
denticides,  the  following  :— (i)  Aluminium  Phosphide, (ii)  Ammonium  Sulphonate. (iii)  Aurofungin,  Streptocycline  or  any  other insecticide  containing  tetracyline  and streptocycline  sulphate
(iv)  Barium  polysulphide. (v)  BHC  (except  on  Govt.  accornt), fvi)  Bis  (Dimethyl  Thiocarmoyl)  Dlsulphide
(Thiram).
(vii)  Captan. (viii)  Colloidal  Sulphur.

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APPENDIX  26—coma.
List  III—conid.
(ix)  Coumafaryl. (x)  Colloidal  wettable  sulphur, (xi)  Copper  Oxychloridc.
(xii)  DDVP  (Vapona). (xiii)  D.  D-  T. (xiv)  Oimethcate.  (BI—58). (xv)  Dusting  Sulphur, (xvi)  Ethyl  Parathion. (xvii)  Ethylene  Dibromide. (xviii)  Ethylene  dichloride  &  carbon-tetrachlo-
ride  mixture  (ED/CT  mixture).
Cxix)  Esters  and  salts  of  2,  4,  Dichloro  phcnoxy
acetic  acid.
(xx)  Esters  and  salts  of  2,  4,  5,—Trichloro
phenoxy  acetic  acid.
(\K\)  Ethyl  mercury  chloride, (xxii)  Fenotrothion. (xxiii)  Ferric  dimethyl  dithio  carbamate  (Fer-
bam). (xxiv)  Methyl  bromide. (xxv)  Methyl  Parathion. (xxvi)  Methoxy  ethyl  mercury  chloride. (xxvii)  Manganese  ethylene  bisdithio  carbamate
(Maneb).
(xxviii)  Nickel  chloride.
(xxix)  Nicotme  Sulphate,
(xxx)  Oxyremeton-o-Mtbyl  (Metasystox).
(xxxi)  Pentachlorophenol. (xxxii)  Preparations  containing  Pyrethrum. (xxxiii)  Phenyl-mercury  acetate. (xxxiv)  Smoke  generators  containing  BHC,  DDT
and  Lindane. (xxxv)  Sodium  Dichlorophenol. (xxxvi)  Sodium  Dimethyl  Dithiocarborate  (Na-
bam). (xxxvii)  Vapam. (xxxviii)  Warfarin,
(xxxix)  Wcttablc  sulphur.
(xl)  Zinc  ethylene  bu  dithio-carbamate
(Zineb).
(xli)  Zinc  phosphide. (xlii)  Zinc  dimethyl  dithio-carbamate  (Zirara).
127.  Iron  bromide. 128.  Isobutyl  Acetate. 129.  Iso  butyl  alcohol. 130.  Iso  Propyl  Alcohol  (Isopropanol). 131.  Iso-propyl  ether. 132.  Iron  ammonium  citrate. 133.  Lanthanum  Nitrate. 134.  Lanthanum  Oxides
135.  Lanthanum  Salts,  pure  others. 136.  Laurie  acid. 137.  Lauroyl  peroxide. 138.  Lead  nitrate. 139.  Lead  Stearate. 140.  Lirne  and  Hydrated  lime. 141.  Lime  Sulphur  solution. 142.  Liquid  chlorine. 143.  Liquid  Gold. 144.  Magnesium  sulphate  (Epsom  salts). 145.  Magnesium  chloride. 146.  Magnesium  carbonate  (Heavy). 147.  Magnesium  stearate. 148.  Magnesium  Trisilicate. 149.  Melonic  ester. 150.  Mercury  ammonited. 151.  Mercury  chloride  (Mercurous  and  Mercuric). 152.  Mercury  Iodide. 153.  Mercury  oxides. 154.  Methyl  chloride. 155.  Methyl  Iso Butyl  Ketone. 156.  Methylene  chloride. 157.  Metal  treatment  solution  (Bonderisers). 158.  Mono  Chlro  Benzene. 159.  Mono-sodium  phosphate.
160.  Minsal,  i.e.,  trace  elemented  mineral  mixtures
and  cattle  licks. 161.  Nickel  sulphate. 162.  Nickel  Ammonium  sulphate. 163.  Nickel  carbonate. 164.  Nickel  formate. 165.  Nitric  acid. 166.  Nitro  benzene. 167.  Nitrocellulose  of  15-20  seconds  viscosity. 168.  Normal  Butoyl  Alcohol. 169.  Oleic  acid. 170.  Ortho  Dichloro  Benzene. 171.  Other  Dialkyl  Phthalate  as  plasticisers. 172.  Oxalic  acid. 173.  Palmitic  acid. 174.  Paradichloro  Benzene. 175.  Perchloroethylene. 176.  Phenatidine  and  paraphenatidine. 177.  Phenyl  Ethyl  alcohol. 178.  Phosphoric  acid  (Industrial  grade). 179.  Phosphorous  (Amorphous)  i.e.,  white/yeHow
phosphorous.
180.  Picoline  Alpha,  Beta  and  Gamma. 181.  Plaster  of  paris  in  packs  not  indicative  of  dental
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List  III—concld.
228.  Sodium  sulphate. 229.  Strontium  Nitrate. 230.  Styphenic  Acid. 231.  Sulphate  of  Aluminia  (Ferric  and  Iron  free). 232.  Slufomic  acid. 233.  Sulphur  Dioxide. 234.  1 : 7 : 7 ;  Trimcthyl  Bicycle  II  Heptanone  (or
Heptone.
235.  Sodium  phosphate  (Mono  di). 236.  Tetrachloroethane. 237.  Toluol/Toluene. 238.  Tri-Calcium  Phosphate. 239.  Trieresyl  phosphate. 240.  Triple  Superphosphate  (Industrial  Grade). 241.  Thorium  Compounds  (Thorium  Nitrate  and 182.  Platinum  Rhodium  Gauge  catalyst. 183.  Potassium  bromide. 184.  Potassium  chlorate. 185.  Potassium  Metabisulphite. 186.  Potassium  permanganate. 187.  Phosphorus  Trichloride. 188.  Rare  earth  flouride. 189.  Rare  earth  oxide. 190.  Rare  earth  pure. 191.  Resorcinol. 192.  Rubber  chemicals  (Blowing  agents—all  types). 193.  Sexitol. 194.  Softners  including  pine  tar.  (It  includes  softners
Thorium  Oxide).
used  in  rubber  and  other  industries).
242.  Trichlorethylene. 243.  Water  treatment  chemicals  like  "Alfloe" Calgon  S.  etc.,  other  than  Sodium  Aluminate, Sodium  Tripolyphosphate,  Tetra  sodium  pyro- phosphate  and  other  polyphosphates  of  sodium. 244.  Wood  preservatives  of  the  type  of  Solignum
and  Gold  Chloride.
245.  X-ray  developers  and  fixing  salts  for  processing
of  X-ray films. 246.  Yttrium  Concentrates. 247.  Yttrium  Oxides. 248.  Zinc  chloride. 249.  Zinc  stearate. 250.  Zinc  sulphate.
NOTE  :—Even  if  any  of  the  articles  listed  above  is not  classified  as  "Chemicals"  by  the  Customs  autho- rities,  it  is  notified  for  general  information,  that  it cannot  be  imported  against  the  licences  granted  in accordance  with  the  procedure  indicated  in  this Appendix.
List—IV
Items  of  Electronic  Grade  chemicals/gases  to  be
allowed  to  Semi-Conductor industry.
1.  Nitric  Acid  (EG). 2.  Acetic  Acid  (EG) 3.  Phosphoric  Acid  (EG) 4.  Trichloroethylene  (EG) 5.  ISO  propyl  Alcohol  (EG) 6.  Acetone  (EG). 7.  Ammonium  Hydroxide (EG) 8.  Hydrogen  Peroxide  (EG) 9.  N.  Butyl  Acetate  (EG)
195.  Silver  Nitrate. 196.  Silica  Gel. 197.  Sodium  Azide. 198.  Sodium  Bcnzoate. 199.  Sodium  Fluoride. 200.  Sodium  formate. 201.  Sodium  hydrosulphitc. 202.  Sodium  Metabisulphite. 203.  Sodium  metal. 204.  Sodium  Molybdate. 205.  Sodium  orthosilicate. 206.  Sodium  Pentachlorophenate. 207.  Sodium  salicylatc  (not  of  B.P.  standard). 208.  Sodium  sesquisilate. 209.  Sodium  sulphide. 210.  Sodium  sulphoxylate  formaldehyde. 211.  Sodium  thiosulphatc  (Hyposulphite  of  soda). 212.  Sodium  sulphite  all  grades. 213.  Sodium  bisulphite. 214.  Sulphuric  acid. 215.  Sulphuric  ether. 216.  Sodium  silicate  (Sod.  Mctasilicate). 217.  Sodium  silico fluoride. 218.  Sodium  and  potassium  acetate. 219.  Sodium  and  potassium  citrate. 220.  Strychnine  and  its  salts. 221.  Sodium  bromide. 222.  Stearic  acid  . 223.  Sodium  carbonate  fused  blocks. 224.  Sodium  bicarbonate.  (Tech.  grade). 225.  Sodium  nitrate. 226.  Sodium  perborate  excluding  preparations
thereof.
227.  Sodium  Aluminate.
 
10.  Sulphuric  Acid. 11.  Alkyd  Resin  (EG) 12.  Ammonium  chloride  (EG)

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LIST  IV—contd.
Idoform;  Iron  ammonium  citrnte;  Iron  sul- phide  (Micks);  Magnesium  Carbonate;  Potas- sium  Citrate;  Potassium  Bicarbonate;  Phos- phoric  acid;  Sodium  bromide;  Sodium Potassium  Tartrate;  Stcaric  acid  and  Zinc Oxide.
(3)  Commercial grade  of  aromatic chemicals.—
Some  of  the  chemicals  (excepting  those  in- cluded  in  List  III)  for  bona fide use  in  Labo- ratory  will  be  allowed  importation  against licences  for  Laboratory  chemicals  and  re- agents  as  a  special  case,  provided  a  minimum purity  of  98.5  per  cent,  is  guaranteed.  This concession  will,  however,  not  be  applicable in  respect  of  chemicals  named  in  para.  (2) above  and  paras.  (4)  and  (5)  below.
(4)  All  grades other than A.R.,  G.R.  and Analar
of  following  chemicals:
13.  Nickel  Chloride  (EG) 14.  Benzene  (EG) 15.  Cadmium  Nitrate  (EG) 16.  Calcium  Chloride  (EG) 17.  Nickel  Chloride  (EG) 18.  Potassium  Chloride  (EG) 19.  Silicylic  Acid  (EG) 20.  Hydrofluoric  Acid  (EG) 21.  Nitrogen  gas  (EG) 22.  Hydrogen  gas  (EG) 23.  Oxygen  gas  (EG) 24.  Calcium  Phosphate  (dibasic)  (EG) 25.  Calcium  Phosphate  (tribasic)  (EG) 26.  Silver  nitrate  (EG) 27.  Copper  sulphate  (EG) 28.  Potassium  cyanide  (EG) 29.  Toluene  (EG) 30.  Phosphorous  Trichloride  (EG) 31.  Ammonia  (EG).
(EG=Electronic  Grade)
NOTES  :—(1)  Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Book  in respect  of  items  included  in  this  List  and import  of  which  is  canalised  through  a public  sector  agency.
Ammonium  bichromate;  Ammonium  oxalate; Ammonium  phosphate  (monobasic);  Cal- cium  chloride;  Chromic  acid;  Chrome  salts; Glycerine;  Lead  nitrate;  Nickel  salts; Sodium  bichromate;  Sodium  bisulphite; Sodium  nitrite;  Sodium  phosphate  (mono- basic);  Sodium  and  Potassium  metabisul- phites;  Sodium  chromatc  (neutral);  Sodium sulphite  (both  hydrated  and  anhydrous).
(5)  All  grades of  folk-wing chemicals:
(2)  The  items  included  in  this  List  the  import of  which  is  allowed  to  the  actual  users  on restricted  basis  elsewhere  in  this  book,  will be  allowed  to  be  imported  to  the  extent prescribed  for  such  items.
LIST  V
Licences  issued  for  Laboratory  and  Reagent Chemicals  or  quota  licences  for  any  other  serial number  will  not  be  valid  for  the  import  of  the  fol- lowing :—
(1)  "Analytical  reagent",  "Guaranteed reagent"
and  "Analar"  grades  of  the  following
chemicals:
Chrome  salts;  Glycerine;  Lead  nitrate;  Nickel salts; Alum potash; Ammonium Thiocyanate; Benzene;  Sodium  Oxalate;  Sodium  Potas- sium  Tartrate,  Tolune  and  Xylene.
(2)  Pharmacopoeial  grades  of  the  following
chemicals:
Alum  (Ammonia  and  potash);  Ammonium bromide;  Calcium  chloride;  Carbon  dioxide;
22  G of 1/73—16
Acetone;  Aluminium  Oxide,  Ammonium Acetate;  Ammonia  (Liquor  and  Solution); Ammonium  Chloride;  Ammonium  Citrate; Ammonium  Nitrate;  Ammonium  Sulphate; Barium  Chloride;  Barium  Hydroxide;  Barium Nitrate;  Borax;  Boric  acid;  Citric  acid; Copper  Sulphate;  Ferrous  Ammonium  Sul- phate;  Ferrous  Sulphate;  Hydrochloric  acid; Hydroquinone;  Lead  acetate;  Magnesium Chloride;  Magnesium  Nitrate:  Magnesium Sulphate;  Nitric  acid  (excluding  fuming  Nitric acid),  Oxalic  acid;  Potassium  bisul- phate;  Potassium  bromide;  Potassium chloride;  Potassium  chromate;  Potassium dichromate;  Potassium  Ferrocyanide;  Potas- sium  Iodide;  Potassium  Iodate;  Potas- sium  Nitrate;  Potassium  ferricyanide;  Potas- sium  oxajatc;  Potassium  sulphate;  Potassium thiocyanate  (sulphocyanide);  Silver  Nitrate: Sodium  Acetate  Hydrated  (anhydrous); Sodium  bicarbonate;  Sodium  carbonate; Sodium  chloride;  Sodium  Citrate;  Sodium Nitrate;  Sodium  Nitro-prusside;  Sodium Phosphate  (dibasic);  Sodium  Sulphate; Sodium  thiosulphate;  Sulphuric  acid;  Sulpho Salicylic  acid;  Tartaric  acid;  Trichloro  acetic acid;  Zinc  acetate;  Zinc  sulphat;.

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APPENDIX  2S—contd.
LIST  V
Trade Name
"4o.  Common  Name
SI.  1
List  of  pesticides  which  will  be  allowed  for  import by  Actual  Users  who  are  licenscd/regi  tcred  lor formulation  of  these  items.
Gibberellic acid  . H l n o s an  . . ..
27. 28,
H e p t a c h l or  . . ..
29.
Trade  Name
No.  Commou  Name
SI.
L i n d a ne  . . ..
— —• — —
30, 31. M C PA  . . .. M o n o c r o t o p h os  .
_
1.
32, 33.
.  (Azodrin) ,  (Morestan) .  (Ansar) 2. 3.
—
Q u l no  m o t h i o n a te MSMA/DSMA  . Phosphamidon  .
(LASSO) (Machete) (Morocide)
.  (Stam  F.  34)
--
P r o p a n il  . . .. Paraquat P h o s a l o ne  . . ..
4. 5. 6. 7.
— — .  (Thimet)
P h o r a te  . . ..
8.
34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40.
9.
41.
Aldrin Alachlor Butachlor Binapacryl Chlordanc Chiorofonvinphos Carbaryl Ch'oro  Choline  Chlorido Carbofuian Carboxin
10.
(Birlane) (Sevin) (Cycocel) (Furadan) (Vitavax)
Phonthioate PCNB/Quintazone S i m a z i no  . . ..
— .  (Brassicol) — .  (Diptorex)
T r i c h l o r o f on
— —
T e t r a d i f on  . . ..
D D / F u m a z o no  . . .. DDCP Dalapon  & its sodium  salt
T h i o m e t on  . . ..
11. 12. 13. 14.
(Dlsystox)
.  (Tedion) — —
T o x a p h o ne  . . ..
Disulfoton/Thiodemc (on Dieldrln
.  Temik
A l d i c a rb  . . ..
Dicofol
T ok
15. 16. 17. Diuron  . . . ..
— —
T r i a l l a to  . . ..
Dlnocap
(Kelthane) (Karmcx) (Karathane)
,  (Terracur/Dasaalt)
F o n s u l f o t h l on
18. 19. Dursban
V a m l d o t h i on
42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51.
—
20. Endosulfan  . . .. (Thiodan)
y  (Cyano-gas)
52.
21.
f
:s
W
Calcium  and  Sodium  cyanide.  (R" quirernents  of  actual  users  for  Sc oium cyanide will be moi by import through Public Sector agency. Pleas see Section  III to  this Book).
Endrin  (Requirements of  actual users for  this item  will  bo mot  by  imports through  Public  Sector  agency. Please  see  Section  ITI  to  this Book).
—
D i a z i n on  . . ..
.
Ethion
—
P r o p o x ur  . . ..
53. 54.
_
Pesticides not elsewhere  specified
55.
E.P.N Formothion  . . ..
22. 23. 24.
Fenthkm
25.
(Anthlo) (Baytex)
Fentln Hydroxide/acetate
26.
.  (Imports  will  be allowed  in consul- tation with DGTD and  Plant  Protec- tion  Adviser).
 
(Duter/Brestan)

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APPENDIX 2%—concld.
LIST  VII
Chemicals  for  which  licences  will  be granted  on a  quota  hosed  on  import  of  individual  chemicals
Remarks
rial  Name  of  O- cmic&ls
Remarks
Se N<
Set Nc
•ial  Name  of  Chemicals >.
Quota Percent- aye
Quota Percent- age
Laboratory  and rcagenl
2.
21%
1.
8%
chemicals.
Licences  will  not be valid  for  import of sodium  cyanide.
Sodium  cyanide,  potassium cyanide  and  double  cyanide of  sodium  and  potassium other  than  free  mixtures  of sodium  cyanide,  potassium cyanide,  potassium  chloride, potassium  carbonate,  etc.
(/)  Permissible  type-; of  Laboratory and  reagent che- micals  in  packs exceeding  0.5 kg. and  0.5  litre  are not  allowed  to be  imported.
Refills  for  fire  extinguishers.
3.
Not  more  than 5 0% of  the  face  value of  licences  can be utilised  for  import of  soda  acid  and foam  type  refills.
(//)  Licences  will not be  valid  for import  of  the items  mentioned in  List  V.
N O TE  : • — P l e a se  s ee  A n n e x u re  to  S e c t i on  IV  r e g a r d i ng  i n t e r c h a n g e a b l l i ty  of  q u o ta  l i c e n c e s.

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APPENDIX  29
(Section  II—S.  Nos.  34—37(d)/V)
Licensing Policy for Raw materials for Paints
Notes  :—-
(1)  Import  of  items  mentioned  In  this Appendix  will  also  be  allowed  for  the manufacture  of  other  end-products.  The import  of  items which  are  allowed  on  a res- tricted  basis  will  be  permitted  to  the  extent permissible  under  the  policy  unless  other- wise provided.  In  cases, where  the  items in- cluded  in  this  Appendix  were  not  included in  the  applicant's  previous  licences,  import will  be  permitted  on  the  specific  recom- mendation  of  the  sponsoring  authority  con- cerned.
(2)  Dyes  of  any  description  but  with  same Colour  Index  No. will  be  treated  at  par  for purposes  of  licensing.
LIST I
Name  of  Dye-stuff
Colour  Index  No.
(21)  Yellow RLSN  . (22)  Yellow 2RLS  . (23)  Orange RLS (24)  Scarlet  RLS (25)  Fire Red  GLS  . (26)  Fire Red  3GLS  . (27)  Red BL  , (28)  Red BLS  . (29)  Red 4BLS  . (30)  Blue B. (31)  Blue GLS  . (32)  Blue 3GLS
.  C.I.  Solvent  Yellow—83. .  C.I. Solvent Yellow—62. .  C.I. Solvent Orange—41. .  C.I. Solvent Red—92. .  C.I. Solvent Red—89. .  Not  indexed. .  C.I. Solvent Red—90. .  C.I. Solvent Red—91. .  C.I. Solvent Red—85. C I  Solvent Blue—10. .  C.I. Solvent Blue—44. .  C.I. Solvent Blue—38. Orga-
nic salt of 74180.
(33)  Blue RS  . (34)  Green B.  . (35)  Green  2GLS (36)  Brown GLS (37)  Black BN  .
.  C.I. Solvent Blue—45. .  C.I. Solvent Green—19. .  Not  indexed. .  C.I. Solvent Brown—28. .  C.I. Solvent Black—6.
Items,  the  import  of  which will  be  allowed to actual
users
1.  Organic  Pigment  colours  and  oil  soluble colours  other  than  those  mentioned  in  List  III. 2.  Synthetic  Iron  Oxide  pigments  excluding  shades
445,  446  and 473.
3.  Synthetic  yellow  Iron  oxide  (Pigment  yellow
42)  on  restricted  basis.
4.  China  Wood  Oil. 5.  Alloprens/Chlorinated  Rubber. 6.  Spirit soluble colour dye-stuffs,  the following  : —
Colour  Index  No. Name of  Dye-stuff
7.  Bronze powder. 8.  Xylene  (A.U.  for  manufacture  of  phthallc  anhydride. For  other  end-uses,  import  of  this  item  will  be  allowed on restricted  basis). Please  see Section  TU of this Book.
9.  Polyvlnyl Butyral resin. 10.  Chlorinated  Diphenyls. 11.  Tricresyl phosphate.
12.  Antimony  Oxide (Painter's  grade)  -\ Import will be allow- 13.  White spirits/Mineral  L  ed  on  restricted
Turpentine.
j  basis.
14.  Nitrocellulose chips  .  .  ") Requirements  of 15.  Nitrocellulose  other  than  15-20  J-actual  users  for seconds  viscosity,  j  these  items  will  be met  by  Imports through  public sector  agency. Please  see  Section III  of  this  Book.
16.  Fluorescent  pigments  and  colours.
LIST  II
Items,  the import of  which will be allowed to
actual users on restricted  basis.
Pigment  dye-stuffs
(1)  Fast  Yellow R  . (2)  Orange Q  . (3)  Pink B.  .  .  . (4)  Green H.L.K.  . (5)  Brown B.E. (6)  Red  GE  . (7)  Yellow CGR (8)  Fast  Blue FLE  . (9)  Red  G.
(10)  Black RE  . .. (11)  Yellow R.  . (12)  Yellow  GG (13)  Brilliant Red BL (14)  Yellow  3 GL (15)  Black G  . (16)  Brilliant Blue BM 2B  . (17)  Green BM 5Y  . (18)  BlueBLN  . (19)  Yellow  GRL
18690 18745 A. (C.I. 45195  x  C.I. 45190A). (C.T. 74360+C.I. 48045). (C.I. Solvent Brown 37). (C.I. Solvent Red  100). (C.I. Solvent  Yellow—69). C.I. Solvent Blue—70. C.I.  Solvent Red—119. C.I. Solvent Black—27. C.I.  18690. C.I. 48045. C.T. Solvent Red—36. C.T. Solvent Yellow—48. C.I. Solvent Black—18. C.I. 42595. Not  Indexed. C.I. Solvent Blue 49. C.I. Solvent Yellow  19.  C.I.
No.  139OOA.
(20)  Yellow RLS
C.I.  Solvent Yellow—63.
Sl.No.  Pigment  dye-stuffs
Colour Index No.
12310 15510 16105 2090 49010 No  C.I. No. 1,  S.F. RedF2R  . 2.  Persian  Orange. 3.  Lake Scarlet 4.  Peacock Blue  , 5.  Yellow Green Toner  . 6.  Lake Magenta  . 7.  Crimson  Toner 8.  Permanent  Orange 2R 9.  S.F. Red F4  RH
10.  Rubber  Blue GNS  .
12825 12075 12420 No  C.I. No.

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Cosmetic  Colours
1.  Deep  red 12350 2.  Cosmetic Green  Oxide  .  .  .  77288
LIST  ni
SI.  Item No.
Colour Index No./ Hue No.
(44)  Lake Voilet Toner
42535
(45)  Lako Blue
42595
Items,  the  import of  which will not  be permitted  to
(46)  Lake Pink
45160
actual users
(A)  Organic Pigment  Colours  and  oil soluble colours and  items
of  dyes, the following  :—
SI.  Item No.
Colour Index  No./Hue No.
(1)  Pigment Green B (2)  Hansa  Yellow 5O  . (3)  Hansa  Yellow G  . (4)  Hansa  Yellow  10G  . (5)  Para  Red (6)  Signal  Red/Red  Toner  R  , (7)  Toluidine Red (b)  Permanent  Red  F4R (9)  Helio  Fast Red BB  .
(10)  Permanent  Bordeaux  F2R. (11)  Red  Lake C/LC/Vulcan  Red (12)  Permanent  Red  FRLL (13)  Lithol Red  . (14)  Rubtae Toner  . (15)  Permanent  Red 2B  . (16)  MarooD Toner (17)  Golden  Yellow  GR (18)  Benzidine Yellow  . (19)  Vulcan Fast  Yellow CG  . (20)  Permanent  Orange G (21)  Vulcan Fast Red B  . (22)  Peacock Blue  . (23)  Phthalocyanlne Blue (24)  Oil Yellow AM (25)  Oil Brilliant Yollow  . (26)  Oil Yellow AR (27)  Oil Brown  D (28)  Oil Orange ES (29)  Oil Orange T  . (30)  Oil Brilliant Scarlot (31)  Oil Red 2R  . (32)  Oil Yellow PX (33)  Oil Red  G (34)  Oil Red (35)  Oil Violet (36)  Nigrosine (37)  Oil Blue (38)  Oil Black (39)  Fast Orange  . (40)  Brown Toner (41)  Hello Fast Yellow  12G  . (42)  Permanent Yellow GG  . (43)  Lake Green  .
10006 11660 11680 11710 12070 12085 12120 12335 12370 12385 15585 12460 15630 15850 15865 15880 20045 21090 21095 21110 21120 42025 74160 11020 11800 11920 12020 12055 12100 12150 12170 12740 26100 26105 42535B 50415 77450 77011 12060 12071 12775 21105 42040 (47)  Permanent  Carmine FB
12490
(48)  Fast  Orange R  .
21160
(49)  Phthalocyanine  Green
74260
(50)  Quinazarine Green  Base
1656
(51)  Oil Black  .
26150
(52)  Quinoline Yellow
47000
(53)  Pigment  Fast  Maroon
12305
(54)  Benzidine Yellow
21100
(55)  Permanent  Yellow HR. (Pigment  Yellow)  83
(56)  Permanent  Carmine FBB (Pigment  Red)  146
(Pigment  Green)  10 (57)  Helio Fast  Yellow  12G
(58)  Oil Scarlet  .
12155
15500 (59)  Lake Red  D  .
15500 (60)  Lake Red  DBA
(61)  Lake Red  DCA
15500
15800 (62)  Brilliant Lake Red  R
(63)  Tetabronlofluorcsein
45380
(64)  Solvent Blue 4
44045
(65)  S.F. Maroon  .
12350
(66)  Dlbromofluorescein
45370
(B)  Other  items of  raw  materials, the  following  :—
(1)  Ultramarine  Blue. (2)  Prussian Blue. (3)  Cement Colours. (4)  Cuprous  Oxide. (5)  Chrome colour and Burns wick Green, (6)  Aluminium  Paste, Powder. (7)  Zinc  Oxide. (8)  Litharago with lead. (9)  Oil/Spirit  Soluble  colour  Dye-stuffs  otlur  than  those
allowed  for  import.
(10)  Mica Powder. (11)  China Clay. (12)  Nap thenate Driers. (13)  Phenolic, Urea, Melamine Alkyd and  Maleic Resins (14)  Coal  Tar  Naptha. (15)  Dipentinc. (16)  Pine Oil. (17)  Ethyl Acetate. (18)  Hydrate of Alumina and Glass White. (19)  Lithopone. (20)  Cadmium  Red. (21)  Cobalt acetate. (22)  Mercury Oxide. (23)  Toluol/Toluene, (24)  Octoate  driers.

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APPENDIX  30
[Section  II  S.  No.  4 1 /V  and  87-88/V]
List of sizes of  tyres and  tubes which cannot be imported  against actual  user licences granted  for S.No.  41/V and S.  Nos.
87-38/V  of  the  l.T.C.  Schedule.
id) Ugh!  Truck Covers & Tubes
1.  CARS & LIGHT TKUC K COVCBS & TUBLS
(a) Car—Conventional
Fly rating
Sizes
Sizes
Ply rating
                                                                                Alternative  Metric
                                                                                and    Substitute
                                                                                sizes.
.  4 &6                                  6.50—10    .
.  4& 6                                  6.40—15              .  6 &8
.  4 &6                                  6.70—15              .  6
.  4 &6                                  7.00—14.5  .         .  10
.  4 &6                                  7.00—15              .  6 & 8          170—15
.  4& 6                                  6.00—16              .  4 &6           150—16
.  4 &  6                                6.50—16     .        .  6 &8           160-16
.  4 &6                                  7.00—16              .  6 & 8          170—1(5,200—1
.  4 &6                                  7.50—16    .         .  6, 8 &  10
.  4 &6                                  7.00—17              .  8
 .  4& 6                                 6.00—20              .  8               150—20, 30x5
                                         6.50—20              .  8               160—20

U)  Fork  lijl  covers &
tubes
6.00—9 7.00—12
.  10 .  8, 12 &  14
(/)  Bout Traitors covers and  tubes
6 .  4 &6 .  4 A6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 ,  4 &6
4.80—8 5.70—8 5.30—12
16.50—6.5—8
18.50—8.5—8
.  4 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 ,  4 .  4
2.  MOIOR-CYLXB COVERS &  Tuuns
Ply Rating
6 .  4 &6 6 .  4 &6 6
6
6
.  4 .  4 .  4
6
6
Sizes 2,50—16 3.25—16 3.00—18 2.75—19 3,00—19 3,25—19 3.50—19 2,25—16
.  4 .  4 .  4 .  4 .  4
3.20—13  . 5.20—13  . 5.60—13  . 5.90—13  . 6.40—13  . 7.00—13  . 7,25—13  . 5.20—14  . 5.90—14  . 7.50—14  . 7.50/7.75—14 8.00/8,25—14  . 5.60—15  . 5.90—15  . 6.40—15  . 6.70—15  . 7.00/7.60—15  . 7.10—15  . 5.00/5.25—16  . 5.50-16 5.75/6.00—16  . 6.25/6.50/6.70—16 7.00—16  . 4.50—17  . 5.25/5,50—17  . 5.25/5.50—18  . 4.50/4.75/5.00—19 5.20x10  . 5.20^12  . 7.00x14  .
6 .  4& 6 .  4& 6 .  4 &6
TUBES
(b)  Cur—Tubckss
3.50—8 4.00—8 3.50—10 5.00x10
3.  SCOOTER  COVERS  AND .  2 &4 .  2, 4 & 6 .  2 &4 .  4 &6
4.  A.D.V,  COVERS AND TUBES .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  4& 6 .  4& 6
5.60—13  . 5.20—14  . 5,90—15  . 6.40—15  . 6.70—15  . 7.00/7.60—15  . 5,00/5.25—16  . 5.75/6.00—16  . .  4 &6
(c) Antique Cur Tyres
Size
Ply Rating
7.50—10 4.00—19 5.00—19 6.00—19  . 7.00—19  . 8.00—19 45x17—16  .
,  6 .  4 .  4 .  6 .  S .  8 .  8
4
5.  GIANT  COVERS,  TUBES AND FLAPS
4
4
Alternative  Metrt
and  substitute  sizes
9  00—13 8.25—10  . 8.25—15  . 9.00—16
10.50—16  . 7.00—20  .
.  6 .  6 ,  14 .  8. 10 &  12 .  12 .  10
170—20,  32*6,
7.50—20  . 8.25—20  . 9.00—20
.  10 A. 12 .  10, 12 &  14 .  10, 12 & 14
190—20,  34x7 210—20,35 x7* 230—20,  36* 8m 6 6 6 6 6 6 8 6 6 8 6
28x3  . 30x3  . 30x3* 32x4  . 32x41 33x4  . 33x4* 34x4 34x4£ 35 x 5 36x4 36x4i 37 x 5 38x4^
10.00—20  .
 
.  12.  14&16 210—70

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APPENDIX  30—concld.
5.  GIANT  COVERS,  TUBES  AND  FLAPS—contd.
(7)  BARROW  COVERS  AND  TUBE*
16x4  .
.  2 &4
Slzei  Ply  Rating
(8)  CYCLE  COVERS  AND  TUBES
.  2
.  2
11.00—20  .  .  . 1 2,  14 & 16  270—20 12.00—20  .  .  .  12, 14,16 & 18 14.00—20  .  .  .  18, 20 & 22 10.00-24  . ..  14 11,00—24  .  .  .  12&14 10.00—20  . ..  6 6.  TRACTOR,  TRACTOR/TRAILER,  GRADER  AND  EARTHMOVER/
EXCAVATOR  COVERS,  TUTIHS  AND  FLAPS
.  4
(a)  Tractor ami Tractorj Trailer Covers and Tubes
2
sizes
riy  noting
24x1 J w.o.  . 26xl.3/8w.o. 26x11  w.o.  . 28x11 w.o.  . .  2 28x1,3/4  w.o. .  2 2 8 x l|  w.o. Rickshaw  4 26x2.00  Auto 2.25—16  . 2  50—16  .
.  2
(9)  MOPED  TYRES  &  TUBES
.  2
23x2.00 23x2.50
.  2
.  4 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  6,  8 & 10
(10)  AERO  TYRES  AND  TUBES
.  4 .  4 &6
.  6
.  6
.  4 &6 .  4  &  6
.  6
>
.  6
3.00—31 6.00—61  . 6,50—51 17x3.50—11 20x5.25—11 26x7.75—13 45x17.00—16 500x180 570x 140 880x230 1050x300  .
4.00—15 5.50—16  . 6.00—16 7.50—16  . 4.00-19 6.00—19 6.50—20 13.00—24  . 11.2—28/10—28 12.4-28/11—28 8x32  . 12.4-36/11—36 13.6—38/12—3K
.  6
(11)  AERO  TYRES
.  6
.  6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6 .  4 &6
t  .
14—28 16.9—30/14-30 6.50—V6 11—38 13.6—28(12—28)
Power  Tiller  Covers  and  Tubes
             (b)
6.00—12                .  2 &4
5.00x14               .   4
                                                                                         #

Grader  Covers and  Tubes and  Flaps
                                                                  560x236(0.6)
                                                                  1050x300   .
                                                                  6,00x4
                                                                  11,00—12   ,
                                                                  15.50—20   .
                                                                  19x6.25—9
                                                                 24x7.25—12
                                                                 26x6.50—14
 13.00—24   .         .  8,  10 & 12                             26x6.6
    (d)  EarthmoversjExcavators  Covers,  Tubes  and  Flaps      27x6.50—15
8.25—20               .  12 & 14                                 28x9.00—12
9  00—20              .  12                                      29x6.25—16
11.00—20    .         .  16                                      43x12.50-21
11.00—22    .         .  14
                                                                                   (12)  AERO  TYRES—TUBELESS
12.00—24    .         .  16                                       19x6.25—9  .
12.00—25    .         .  16                                      24x7.7
13.00—24    .          .  18                                     29x8.00-15
13.00—25    .         .  16  &  18                               34x10.75—16
14.00—24    .         .  16, 20 & 24                             35x9.00—17
14.00—25    .         .  16,  20 &  24                           36x10,75—161
16.00—24    .         .  16, 20, 24  & 28                        39x13
16.00-  25  .         .  16, 20, 24 & 28                         40x 14
13.00-24    .         .  12, 16, 20, 24 & 28                     40x16
18.00—25    .         .  12,16,20,24,28                          49x 17
                         32&36
                                                                 800x200
21.00—24    .         .  16, 20 & 24
                                                                  32x10.75—14
21.00—25    .         .   16,20,24,28,32
                         & 36                                    8.50—10
24.00—25    .         .  24 & 30
                                                                                  (13)  TROLLbY CUSHION  TYRES
26.5-2y               .  22,  26,  28,  30,
                         32A34

(e) EarthmovcrjExcavator—Tubeless
2.3/4x1.1/8 4 x li  . 6 x2  . S x 2 10x2  .
12*2  .
14.00—25  . 16.00—25  . 18.00—25  . 21,00—25  . 24.00—25  . 26.  5—29  .
.  20 .  16, 20 & 24 ,  16,20,24,28  4  32 .  16 & 20 .  24 & 30 .  22, 26, 28, 30, 32
Mx3  &  12x31
 
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390/220  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY. APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA 12, 1895  [PART I
APPLND1X  31
[S  Nos  65(l-4)(n)  and  65(5)(0  of  Part  V]
t  incina Machinery and Parts* Thereof—Licensing  Policy for
Licensing policy for  cinema  machinery and parts for  April 1973—March  1974 is as detailed  below.—
C  Description
Import  Policy
Established  Importers
Part  & SI  No  of  the  IT Schedule
Quota
65 ( l ^ t)  (//)  (0/ ^•
1
Sound  and  Projection  Repro- duction  Equipment  1/4 H P. and  above
Sound  and  Projection  Rcpro 65 (1-4)  (")(/,)/K
duction Equipment  under  1/4 HP
Him  Studio  equipment
6% 65 (1—4)  (rO ((//)/ V  .
65 (5) ( 0 ( 0 /^  .
Spare  parts  of  Sound  and  Pio- jection  Reproduction  Equip- ment  1/4  HP  and  above.
6 5 ( 5 ) ( 0 W /P  .
Spare  parts  of  Sound  and  Pro- jection  Reproduction  Equip- ment  under  1/4  H.P.
Spares  of  Film  Studio  Equip- 65 (5) (0  (///)/ V  .
ment.
LIST  A
Actual  Users
Remarks
(0  Applications  from  film studios/processing  la- boratories  for  import  of permissible  studio  equip- ment  for  replacement purposes  will  be  con- sidered  by  C C I.  &  E New Delhi in  consultation with the DGTD.
(/)  Although  quota  ceitifi- catc;  will  be  issued  sepa- rately  for  eadi  sub item, quota  licences will be gran- ted  on  the  combined  val- ues  of  the  quota  certifica- tes  issued  lor  each item Quota  teitiQcates  already held  by  the  parties  will not  be disturbed.
(H)  Quota  licences  will  be  va- lid  for  the  import  of  per- missible  items  mentioned in  List  'A'.
(/;)  A.U.  foi  import  of  com- ponents specified  in I ist A (Section  T) and  List  B  for the manufacture  of cinema machinery  The  import  of items mentioned in List 'B' will  be  permitted  as  per face value restrictions indi- cated  therein.
(WO  The  import  of  compone- nts specified in List 'B' will be  restricted  and  allowed upto  the face value restric- tions  mentioned  against each.
(iv)  The  import of items speci- fied  in  List  'C  will not  bo permitted.
(e)  Quoia  licences  issued  for these  S  Nos.  can  be  uti- lised  for  import  of  carbon falling  under  S  No  46 (b)jll, subject  to trie policy indicated  against  S  No. 46 (fi)/II.
5  Low  Frequency  Speakers,  without  matching transformers,  and  having a  cone  diameter  of  12" and  above
Itetm  of  Cinema machinery width  aie permissible  for
Import
Section  I—Cinema  Equipment—35  mm  and 35/75  mm.
1  Projector  lenses  of  all  types.
2  35mm/and  35mm/70iiurj  Magnetic  Sound- heads,  with  magnetic  clusters/heads,  and  all connecting  cables  and  associated  fitments
3  Carbon  Arc  Lamps  which  operate  at  120  amps and  above,  complete  with  or  without  their  cool- ing  systems,
4  Mirrors/Reflectors,  water  cooling  filaments,
and  associated fitments for  Carbon  Arc  Lamps 6  High  Frequency  Speaker  Units  with  upper  fre-
quency  range  beyond  lOKc/S.
7  Exciter  lamps,  Opticals,  xenon  bulbs,  photo- cells,  photo-transistors,  magnetic  clusters/heads, projection  bulb  and/or  gas pulse  discharge units.
8.  Test  Filnib  for  testing  purposes  I e ,  SMPTE
films
 
9.  Sparc  parts  and  component  parts  for  all  the above  items,  as  well  as  for  items  banned  in  List 'C  provided  their  import  is  not  otherwise  ban- ned

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APPENDIX  Zl—contd.
Section  II—16  mm/ 8  mm/ Super  8  mm  Equipments (excluding  silent  projection  equipment)
1.  Projection  Lenses  and  condenser  lenses  for 8  rnm/Super  8  mm  cinema  projectors  only. 2.  Mirrors/Reflectors,  glass  or  metal,  giuirds  and
all  replacements  and  spare  parts  Eor  these.
3.  Sound  optics  and  spare  parts  for  these.
4.  Loudspeakers  (12"  diameter  and  above).
5.  Exciter  lamps.
6.  Photo  Electric  Cells  with  or  without  housing
and  all  replacements  and  spare  parts.
7.  Projection  Lamps,  Pilot  Lamps,  Neon  Indicator
Lamps  and  sockets  for  these.
8.  Components  of  Magnetic  Heads  for  16  mm/
8  mm/Super  8  mm  projectors.
9.  Spare  parts  and  component  parts  for  all  the above  items,  as  well  as  for  items  banned  in  List 'C  provided  their  import  is  not  otherwise  ban- ned.
Section  III—Studio  Equipments
1.  FILM  STUDIO  SOUND  RECORDING  EQUIP- MENTS.—Studio  type,  or  Standard  or  Semi-portable, or  portable;  single-track  or  multi-track;  for  photo- graphic  recording  or  magnetic  recording,  or  combin- ed;  either  according  to  standard  Factory  specifications or  speciality  custom-built;  or  recording  sound  on 70  mm/35  m m / 1 7i  mm/16  m m /8  mm  film  including Professional  type  quarter-inch  Synchronous  Magnetic Tape  Recorder,  and  mainly  consisting  of  the  follow- ing:—
Sound  Recorder  with/without  meter,  either synchionous,  interlock,  multi-purpose  or multi-duty,  with  or  without  torque  motors.
Light  Valves  and  Galvanometers  for  recording.
Magnetic  Heads/Clusters. Punching  attachment  and/or  slating  attachment
and/or  numbering  attachment.
Photo-electric  cell  monitoring  assembly.
Reversible  assembly  kit  for  direct  recording  on
positive  film.
Audio,  Bias,  Power  and  other  cables  as  per manufacturer's  specifications  other  than banned  types.
Set  of  Tool  (other  than  banned  items). Noise  Erasers  and  Demagnctisers. Magnetic  Perforated  Films. Split  Reels.
One  set  of  Test  films. Twenty  spare  exposure  lamps. Mixer/mixer  console,  complete  with  patch  cords
and  accessories.
Equalisers—all  types,  such  as  High-Low, Effects,  Dialogue,  Mid  range,  Film  loss etc.
Volume  indicator  meters,  limited  or  compressor
meters,  exposure  meters.
Microphones  studio  quality  without  stand/ blooms,  hangers,  wind-screens  and  fixtures/ mounting.
Microphone  cable.
Condensor  Microphones  with  associated  ampli-
fiers  and  cables.
Monitor  head-sets,  interphone  head-sets  and associated  hangers  High  quality  Monitor- amplifier.
Recording  Amplifiers.
Compressor  Amplifiers/Electric  Mixer  Ampli-
fiers.
Peak-chopping/limiting  amplifiers.
Ground-noise  reduction  amplifier. Talk-back  amplifier, Play-back  amplifier.
Bias  Oscillator. Bias  Amplifiers. Line-up  Oscillator.
Modification  and/or  conversion  kits  for  density/ area  recording  or  vice  versa  and  or  modi- fication  of  either  type  to  magnetic  photo- graphic  operation.
Modification/Conversion  Kits  for  standard  to
sub-standard  film  tape  or  vice  versa.
Set  of  test  jibs,  fixtures,  and  tools  for  mainte- nance  and  repair  of  Sound  Recording Equipment  (other  than  banned  items).
Two  sets  each  of  fuses,  semi-conductors,  transis- tors,  photo-transistors,  resistors  condensers and  valves.
One  set  of  focussing  and  measuring  Microscopes
or  viewers.
Higher  quality  Moniter  Speakers  having  cone
diameter  12"  and  above.
NOTE:—Import  of  Tape  recorders,  microphones  and viewers  will  be  allowed  only  in  consultation with  the  DGTD.
2.  RE-RECORDING,  SCORING  AND  DUB- BING  EQUIPMENT—Either  according  to  manufac- turer's  specifications,  or  specially  custom-built,  con- sisting  mainly  of  following  items:
Magnetic/Photographic  Re-Recordcrs/Filra Phonographs,  with  or  without  loop  cabinet and  attachments.
Magnetic  modification  or  conversion  kits,  with
or  without  pre-amplifier.
Rotosyn,  Interlock  Distributors  or  Selsyn.
Disc  Recording  equipment  complete  with  or
without  amplifiers  and  speakers.

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APPENDDC  31— contd.
Multi-position  or  Multi-channel  Mixers,  Con- sole-desks,  pie-amplifiers,  Re-recording compensators;  High  and  Low  Equalisers/ Filters/Film  loss  Equalisers;  Monitor  de- compensators;  monitoring  amplifiers;  talk- back  amplifiers;  associated  fitments;  moni- tor  loudspeakers  without  cabinets  or  en- closures;  double  film  or  preview  attach- ments;  loop-attachment  for  recorders;  Re- recording  soundheads  with  pre-amplifiers; interlock  or  selsyn  multi-purpose  or  multi- duty  motors;  and  adapters.
NOTE:—Import  of  Rotosyn,  Interlock  Distributors Selsyn  and  various  types  of  motors  will  he considered  only  in  consultation  with  the DGTD.
3.  Preview  Equipment  and  accessories  like mechanical  synchronisers,  Selsyn,  Interlock  Synch- ronous,  multi-purpose,  torque  or  multi-duty  motors, switching  panels,  and  control  units;  and  with  or without  Double  film/loop  attachments- and  Magnetic Reproduction  Kit.
4.  70  mm/35mm/16mm  MOTION  PICTURE CAMERA  EQUIPMENT,  mainly  consisting  of Camera  with  all  built-in  features  with  or  without carrying  cases  niters  and  filter  holders  endcases; Magazines,  View-finders,  follow-focus  attachments with  cams  and  gears;  rings  for  lenses;  Finder-support brackets;  Friction  tilt-heads  with  or  without  case; tripods,  matte-cutting  devices;  synchronous  motors, variable  speed  D.C.  Motor;  High-speed  motor;  Inter- lock  motor  multi-dutymotor,  set  of  lenses;  tilt-head adaptor  (Hi-hat)  blimp;  Diffusion  Glasses;  set  of tools  and  accessories  and  associated  fitments,  com- plete  with  or  without  separate  carrying  cases  for  each unit  other  than  banned  items.
5.  Single-system  Picture-camera-cum-sound  Re- corder,  consisting  mainly  of  Magnetic  Photographic sound-cum-picture  camera  with  accessories  as  per Item  1  and  4  above  or  parts  thereof,  as  per  manu- facturers'  specifications.
6.  BACK  PROJECTION  or  REAR-PROJEC- TION  EQUIPMENT—comprising  mainly  of;  single or  Multiple  head  projection  Mechanism,  complete without  pedestals/trolley  including  control-panel; remote  control  focus;  register-pin  movement;  inter- locking  meter;  upper  and  lower  magazines;  pedestals; arc-lamps;  set  of  lenses;  back/rear-projection  screen; hot-spot  filters;  inter-locking  motor  for  camera;  water cooling  attachments  and  blowers.  (Import  will  be allowed  in  consultation  with  the  DGTD),
7.  Animation  Camera,  with  stands  and  accessories.
8.  Film-titling  Equipment,  complete  with  Stand and  associated  fitments.  (Import  will  be  allowed  in consultation  with  the  DGTD).
9.  Lighting  Equipment;
(a)  Incandescent  Lights  of  10,000  watts  and above  capacity,  complete  with  stands,  burn- doors,  diffusers,  etc.  and  associated  fit- ments.
(b)  Halogen  lights  with  or  without  Lamps  but without  stands  and  associated fitments.
(c)  Arc-Lights,  without  splice-boxes,  plugs.
(d)  Special  types  of  Studio  Lights  (Like Colortan,  Nova-twin  etc.)  used  for  movie- photography,  with  or  without  control  units, either  battery  or  mains  operated.
(e)  Studio  Bulbs  and  Special  Types  of  sealed Beam  Lamps  with/without  Control  Units and  xenon bulbs.
10.  Film  cleaning  and/or  waxing  and/or  polishing
Machines.
11.  Film  printing  machines.
12.  Reduction  and/or  Enlarging  Printers  for  Picture
and  Sound.
13.  Optical  Effects  and  Trick-printing  machines.
14.  Film  Numbering  Machines.
15.  Sensitesters  or  Dcnsitemeters.
16.  Synchronisers.
17.  Film  Editing  Machine.
18.  Blooping  Punch  for  sound-splicing.
19.  Inter-modulation  and/or  cross  modulation  sets
for  checking film distortion.
20.  Technical  literature  and instruction  books,  draw-
ings  and  blueprints.
21.  Counters  for  70mm/35''nm/17Jmm/16mm/
8  mm  films  measuring film-lengths.
22.  Colour-temperature  meters,  exposure  meters,
density  viewers.
23.  Reverberation/Echo  Equipment.
24.  Projection  footage  counters.
25.  Projection  volume  indicators.
26.  Film  Splicers.
27.  Non-Magnetic  Scissors.
28.  Coloured  Gelatine  sheets.
29.  Magnetic  Emulsion  applicator,  complete  with
accessories.
30.  Splicing  tape for  magnetic films.
31.  Playback  Machine  Photographic/magnetic.
32.  Spare  parts  for  all  the  above  items,  as  also  for items  banned  under  List  C  (Provided  their  im- port  is  not  otherwise  banned).

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APPENDIX  Zl—contd.
LIST  B
Components  of  Cinema  Machinery  the  Import  of  which  is permissible,  subject  to face-value  restrictions
(The  import  of  these  items,  subject  to  the  ceiling  indicated  against  individual  items  is  permissible even  though  they  may  be  banned  otherwise  in  this  Red Book  and also  subject  to the  condition  that value  of  imports  of  all  the  items  taken  together  shall  not  exceed  50  per  cent  of  the  face  value of the  licences).
Face  Value  Restriction
Special  cables  and sleeves  (Including  asbestos  cables)  for cinema  machinery
1.
2.
Upto  2%
Electronic  Valves,  (other  than  those  specified  in  Annexure  to  Appendix  38), somi-conductors/transistors  used  in cinema  machinery  . . . ..
3.
5%
Hardware  such  as machine  nuts,  bolts,  washers,  screws,  Alan  Keys,  wrenches,  catches, clamps,  clips,  cups  (oil),  hinges,  keys,  links,  pins,  pivots,  retainers,  shimps,  spacers, stand-offs,  stops,  strikes,  studs,  tags, etc
Ball-bearings  (other  than  those  mentioned  in Appendix  14) 4.
5.
2%
2%
Condensers,  Resistances,  Potentiometers,  Volume-controls,  Tone-controls,  valve soc- kets,  grid  caps, plugs, chokes, fuses,  terminal  blocks, switches, jacks,  mylar  insulation tapes  with  pressure-sensitised  adhesive  backing,  connectors,  sockets,  Jack  panels, patch-bays  patchcords,  and effect  discs
Testing  and Chocking  Instrument
*6.
2%
Upto  5%  subject  to  the  condition  that import  of  Voltmeters,  Ammeters,  Gal- vanometers,  Frequency  meters  and Multi-meters  will  not  exceed  1%  of the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Projector  Drive-motors  and  special  purpose  F HP  Motors  used  in  Theatre  Equipments
•7.
.  Upto  5%
Special  multi-duty  F HP  motors,  such  as  multi-duty  Selsyn,  Rotosyn,  Interlock  etc.,
8.
used  in Recorders,  Cameras  and other  Studio  and Laboratory  Equipments
Tungcr  Bulbs,  Mercury  Pool  Bulbs, Thyratron  Tubes 9.
Speaker  cones for loudspeakers  of  1 2' diameter  and above 10
Magnetic  Recording  and Reproducing  Heads
11.
10%
15%
2%
5%
Inter-lock  kits  (electrical  or  mechanical)  and associated  fitments  . . ..
12.
13.
2%
Pre-Ampliflcrs,  Mixer  Amplifiers  Main  Amplifiers,  Line  Amplifiers.  Booster  Ampli- fiers,  Voltage  Amplifiers  (for  film  studio  recording  equipment)  . . ..
10%
Project  lenses and condenser  lenses for 16 mm Cinema  projectors  . . ..
14.
Intermittant  sprockets  and  cams
15.
50%
10%
ftoTB.—'•'  Import  of  items  covered  by  S.  Nos.  6  and  7  will  be  allowed  subject  to  specific  endorsement  on  tho  licences  to be mado  by  the  licensing  authority  in  consultation  with  the  DGTD.
LIST  C
List  of  Items  of  Cinema  Machinery  the  import  of which  is  not  permissible
1.  35mm  and  35/70mm  Soundhcads  (excluding those  required  for  magnetic  sound  reproduc- tion).
2.  Pedestals  or  Base. 3.  Magazine  for  35mm  and 35/70mm  Projectors. 4.  Step-down  transformers. 5.  Arc-Lamp  Rectifiers,  Bulb/Selenium/Silicon
typo.
6.  Projector  Spools  for  16 mm, 35 mm and  35/70
mm  projectors.
7.  A.C. Exciter  Supply  Units  (Exciter  Lamp  Trans-
formers).
8.  D.C. Exciter  Supply  Units  and Amplifier  Power
Supplies  (except  Regulated  types).
9.  Rcwinders  and  Plates  and  Discsi  thereof.
10.  Slide  Projectors.
11.  L.F.  Baffles  (Base  Reflector  Boxes).
12.  H.F. Horns  and  Throats.
13.  Matching  on  Line  Transformers.
14.  Cloth  or plastic  screens.
15.  Arc  Resistances.
16.  Amplifiers  and  amplifying  systems  (other  than high  quality  amplifiers  used  in film studio  sound recording  equipments).

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17.  Cross-over  and/or  dividing  Networks.
18.  Arc-Lamps  operating  at  below  120 ampi.
19.  I6mm/8mm/super  8  mm  Sound  and  Projection Reproduction  equipments.
20.  Field  Rectifiers.
21.  Film  cement.
22.  Dimmerstat  for  auditorium  lights.
23.  Stage  Lighting  Equipment.
24.  Emergency  Lighting  System.
25.  Manual  and  Electric  Curtain  Controls.
26.  Automatic  or  semi-automatic  film  developing
and  processing  Machines.
27.  Incandescent  Film  Studio  Lights  below  10,000 Watts  except  those  defined  under  item  (7)  of Section  III  of  List  A  of  this  Appendix.
28.  35mm  and  35nim/70mm  complete  Projection and  Sound  Reproduction  Equipments.
29.  35mm  and  35/70mm  projector  Head  complete
with  or  without  all  accessories.
30.  Filters—all  types,  such  as  High  pass/Low  pass, Hand  pass,  Effects  etc.,  excluding  colour gelatines  which  are  used  as  optical filters.
31.  Transmission  Amplifier  Cabinets,  racks,  shell
and  panels.
32.  Control  Units.
33.  B/HT  Units  (power  supplies).
34.  A/LT  Units  (power  supplies).
35.  Voltage  Regulators  and  stabilisers.
36.  MG  sets  with  associated  control  year.
37.  Matte-shot  Projectors.
38.  Rotary  Convertors,  inventers,  with  starters
regulators.
39.  Coloured  Glasses.

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APPENDIX  32
(Section  I—Para.  114)
List of spare parts of  certain essential  machinery  which will be allowed for  import by actual  users  for  ser- vicing  and maintenance  purposes from  Rupee Payment Area,
Description
Part  & SI. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule
PART  It
Spare  parts  of  mining  and  quarry  machinery  and  spare  parts  of  machinery  required  for 36(5)
Electric Supply  Undertakings.
PART  IV
Spare parts of Motor  Vahlclw.
293.  295  &  297
PARTV
Spare  parts  of  Refrigeration  and  Air-condltloning  machinery  other than  domestic  refri- 65(5)(il)
gerators.
65(5)(iii)
Spare parts  of  Irrigation machinery,  spare parts  of conveying  machinery  and  spare  parts of  machinery  when  required  for  industries  and  undertakings  othei  than  cinema  and refrigeration  and also other than spare pans of machinery falling under SI. No. 65 (1—4) (vii)(a)  and  (b) (i)  and  (11) of  Part  V.
Spare  parts  for  agricultural  tractors and  for tractor  drawn agricultural  implements. 74(iii)
Spare parts of  Machine Tooli.
Part  VI
Note  :  Banned and  restricted spare parts and  also those  covered by Appendix 3 of this Red  Book will not be allowed to be imported under  this provision.
1.  The provision  made in para  114 in Section-I is for  meeting the requirements of  actual  users for  servicing and  maintenance  of Machinery/equipment  installed in their factory  or used by them.  Under this provision, appli- cations for  grant  of licences from  Garages and  Workshops will not be considered.
2.  The entitlement  of the units will bo worked  out  on  the basis of 4 per cent  of tho o.i.f. value of imported machinery (or 1 % of the purchased price in the case of indigenous machinery having imported components) for tho servicing and maintenance  of which tho spares are sought to be imported.
3.  Import  of spare parts of agricultural tractors by individual tractor  owners can  be made upto  Rs.  1,250/- per  tractor in a year, without an import  licence in  terms  of  the  provision  made  in  Clause  11(2)  of  the  Imports (Control) Order, 1955 as amended.  Applications from individual  tractor  owners for import of spare parts of agri- cultural  tractors in excess of Rs. 1,250/- will be considered  and  licences issued for  a value calculated  on the basis of  Rs.  1,250/- por  tractor.
4.  Import licences where issued will be valid for import from  Rupee Payment Countries viz. U.S.S.R.,  G.D.R., Czechoslovakia,  Poland,  Hungary,  Rumania,  Bulgaria  and  Democratic  Peoples  Republic  of Korea.
5.  No lists of  spare parts will be attached to the licences.  The description of the goods in the import licences will  be  indicated  as  under  :—
"Sparc  parts  of
"• (In the blank space, name of the machinery/equipment  covered  by the  provisions of the appendix which is in the possession of the applicant and for which spare parts are  sought to be imported for  servicing and maintenance purposes, will be indicated.)
6.  Applications for import of spare parts for April  1973—March  1974 will be  considered after  tho  applicant has  utilised  his  licence  granted  under this provision for  April  1972—March  1973 at least to the extent  of 60% by actual imports  or 70% by shipment.
°
7.  The Import licence will be granted subject to the following conditions :—
(/)  This licence will not be valid for  spare parts, the import  of which is banned/restricted  and those listed  in Appendix  3 to the Red Book (Vol. I).
(//)  The licence is issued subject to the condition that the goods imported under it shall be used only for  servicing and maintenance of the  machinery /equipment  installed in  the  licence holder's factory  or in  possession ofthelicencee.  It shall not be open to the licencee to import  under this licence any components  required for  fabrication  of  machinery.

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APPENDIX  33
(Section  I—Para.  93)
OPEN  GENERAL  LICENCE  No.  XCIV
Government  of  India,  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade,  Import  Trade  Control  Order  No.  1/73.
In  pursuance  of  the  Imports  (Control)  Order  1955,  Union  of  South  Africa/South  West  Africa, the  Central  Government  hereby  gives  general  permis-  Rhodesia,  Tibet  region  of  China,  Portugal sion  to  all  persons  to  import  into  India  from  any  or Pakistan. country  in  the  world  except  the  Union  of  South  ,...  ,  ,  ,.  .  .,  , Africa/South  West  Africa,  Rhodesia,  Tibet  Region  <">  s u ch  B*6*™  shipped  on  through  consign- of  China,  Portugal  and  Pakistan  any  goods  of  the  m e i"s  to  £*;a  on  or  before  the  30th  Sep- description  specified  in  the  Schedule  below:-
r  *
t e^ r,  1 9 73  .  W l t h o ut  a ny  8r a ce  Pc n od whatsoever;  and
Provided  that—
(iii)  nothing  in  this  licence  shall  affect  the  appli- cation  to  any  goods,  of  any  prohibition  or (i)  in  the  case  of  goods  of  the  description  speci-  regulation  affecting  the  import  thereof,  in fied in  the  Schedule  below, such  goods  have  force  at  the  time  when  such  goods  are not  been  produced  or  manufactured  in  the  imported.
SCHEDULE TO O.G.L.  NO. XCIV
Sl.No.
Part  of the  I.T.C.  Schedule
Description  of goods
43  .
.  IV  . ..
.  Wattle  extract.
44  .
.  IV  . ..
.  Wattle  bark.
45  .
. IV  . ..
.  Bark  for  tanning  excluding  wattle  bark.
143(c)
.  Pickled  hides, skins, pelts, splits and  parts thereof.
. rv  .
144
. TV  . ..
,  Hides and  skins, raw or  salted,  where the value  of hides  and  skin
Is more than  that  of wool/hair  thereon.

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APPENDIX  34
Import licensing  policy for  Textile  Machinery for  April, 1973—March,  1974.
The  licensing  policy  for  Textile  Machinery  for  B.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  111/5(1) April,  1973—March,  1974  is  set  out  below.  import  of  which  is  permissible  in  consultation PART  I
w'tn  Textile  Commissioner,  Bombay. I.  High  Speed  Gill  Box  with  auto  evener  leveller.
A.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  111/5(1)  2  ffi  h  g  d  Gm  fiox  J th  h c a ds  a nd
bobbins
3.  Combined  bobbincrs.
import  of  which  is  banned. 1.  Blow  Room  Machinery. 2.  Revolving  Flat  Carding  Engine  for  Cotton  and  4.  Woollen/Shoddy/Worsted  Ring  Spinning man-made  fibre  spinning  industry.  Frames.
3.  Draw  Frames.
„
4.  Speed  Frames.
r
5-  W a 8 tc  R i nS  Sp"™"^  F r a m e s' 6.  Cot  Burling  Machine. _  „  „  , .  ,  ..  ,. 7.  Cot  Pushing-on/mounting  machmc.
5.  Ring  Frames  for  Cotton  and  Man-made  fibre  8.  Dead/Traverse  Roller  Grinding  Machine, 9  Automatic  Warp  tying/knotting  machine.
spinning  industry.
6.  Doubler  Winder  upto  6  traverse  for  widing  10.  Non-automatic  pick  and  pick  looms, upto  four  ends.
n  N o a.a u t o m a t ic  blanket/canvas  looms.
7.  Ring  Doublcrs,  for  Cotton  yarn  upto  2\"  1 2.  Twisting  Frame  for  Woollen/Worsted  industry. Ring  diameter  and/or  3*"  gauge  and/or  94'  1 3,  H i gh  S p e ed  m u l t i p lc  h e ad  ^/RMton  looms ,  .  ,  for  the  manufacture  of  special  types  of  tape/ 8.  Reeling  Machm<;  but  excluding  for  stretched/  ribbons
crimped  synthetic  yarn.  M  T e n s i o n l e ss  H i gh  S p e cd  Warpjn./Sectioiial  war- 9.  Non-automatic  warp  winding  machine.  ping  m a c h mes  for  Art  SUk/woollen/worsted 10.  Ordinary/High  Speed  Warping  Machine.  industries. 11.  Sectional  Warping  Machine,  excluding  that  for  15.  Combing  Machinery  for  Cotton  Industry  (inclu- warp/raschcl/lace  knitting  machine.  ding  Silver  lap,  Ribbon  lap  and  lap  former).
12.  Sizing  Machine  including  size  cooking/mixing  ~  T.  ,  c  ,.  ,  ,n  ,  ,  n  ^  TTI ,,.,.,,, C  L l st  of  m a c n r a e.ry  classified  under  Part  111/5(1) eauioments
4  p  "
import  of  which  is  permissible.
13.  Silk  Throwing  Machine.
.  „  ,  „,  ,.  x,  ,.  ,  . ..  .  . 1.  Back  Washing  Machine  for  woollen/worsted
industries,
14.  Deck  Winding  Machine. 15.  Bobbin  Drum  Winding/Spooling  Machine  2-  Scouring  machine  for  woollen  industry. 16.  Single  Thread  Sizing  Machine.
3'  H,0PPe'  * "d"  Woollen/Worsted  industry. 4.  Wool  Carbonising  Machine.
17.  Non-automatic  pim  winding  machine.  5  T e n t er  H o ok  Willow/Teaser; Fearnaught 18.  Reed  Cleaning  and  brushing  machine.  machine. 19.  Non-automatic  Plain/terry  towel/drop  box  6'  C a r ds  f or  Woollen/Worsted/Shoddy  industries, looms.
7.  Waste  Cards  for  Cotton/Man-made  fibre  indus- 20.  1X1  Shuttle Box Automatic loom for  the  cotton  t r i e Sl
textile  industry  upto  86"  Reed  Space.  8.  Combing Machinery for  man-made fibre/worsted 21.  Automatic  blanket/Canvas  Looms  upto  18  ozs  _  "  ,  . ..
per  square  yard  for  cotton  textile  industry.  9-  D a n dy  ftnislier  f or  worsted  spinning.
**  TTI  L  o  , , , , , . ,,  .  . .,,  ,  10.  Drawing  Box  for  worsted  industry. 22.  High  Speed  Multiple  head  tape/nbbon  looms,  .  _  ,  B  ,  .  „  J but  excluding  for  special  tapes/ribbon.  u-  P u n ch  or  c o mb  baUer<
23.  Jacquard  upto  1,200  needles  capacity  but  ex-  n-  R e d u c er  f or  worsted  spinning, eluding fine pitch  jacquard.  13.  Worsted  Roving  frame.
24.  Roving Waste  Opener.
14-  Hank  to  Cheese/Cone  Winding  Machine. 15.  Precision  Cheese/Cone  Winding  Machine  for 25.  Rag  Tearing  and  Pulling  Machine.  Art  Silk/Woollen  industries. 26.  Fibre  Cutting  Machine.
16.  Doubler  Winder  above  6"  traverse  and  foi „  .  _,  _,  winding  above  four  ends.
 
n  R]ng  ^ ^^  f of  C o t t on  y am  a b o ye  2J  ^ 27.  Auto  Waste  Cleaner. 28.  Hard  Waste  Opener.  meter  and/or  3igauge  and/or  94

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18.  Doubling  Machine  for  Man-made  continuous
filament yarn.
19.  Two  for  one  Twisting  Machine 20.  Uptwisting  machine  for  synthetic  yarn. 21.  Fancy  Twister/Doubler. 22.  Twisting  machine  for  plied  yams. 23.  Synthetic  yarn  crimping  machine. 24.  Reeling  machine  for  stretched/crimped  synthetic
yarn.
25.  Automatic  Warp  Drawing-in  Machine. 26.  Automatic  Reed  Drawing-in  Machine. 27.  Drop-wire  pinning  Machine. 28.  Sectional  Warping  Machine  for  warp/raschcl/
lace  knitting  machines. 29.  Bobbin  Stripping  Machine. 30.  Jacquard  above  1,200  Needles  capacity  inclu-
ding  fine  pitch  jacquard.
31.  Jacquard  Card  Lacing  Machine. 32.  Jacquard  Card-punching  machine  other  than
manual  type.
33.  Jacquard  Card-repeating  Machine. 34.  Shuttle  Trueing  Machine. 35.  Automatic  looms  lor  woollen/shoddy/worsted/ silk  and  man-made  continuous  filament  yam weaving  industries.
36.  lxl  Shuttle  Box  Automatic  loom  for  cotton
textile  industry  above  86*  reed  space.
37.  Automatic  looms  for  cotton  textile  industry
other  than  lxl  shuttle  box. 38.  Automatic  Terry  Towel  Looms. 39.  Circular  Looms. 40.  Fustian  Looms. 41.  Moquette  Looms. 42.  Swivel  and  lappet  Loom* 43.  Velvet  Looms. 44.  Tyre  Cord  Looms. 45.  Non-woven  fabric  manufacturing  plant. 46.  Single  needle  upto  100  needles  candle  wick
machine.
47.  Tufting  Machine. 48.  Garnetting  Machine. 49.  Thread  Extractor. 50.  Spun  Silk  Spinning  Machinery. 51.  Bare  Cylindcr/Doffer  Grinding  Machine. 52.  Card  Bend  Grinding  Machine. 53.  Card  Clothing  Mounting  Machine. 54.  Comber  Needle  Mounting  Machine. 55.  Cupping  Machine. 56.  Cylinder  Balancing  Machine. 57.  Flat  Cleaners. 58.  Flat  Clipping  Machine. 59.  Flat  end  Milling  Machint-
60.  Flat  Grinding  Machine. 61.  Licker-in  roller  grinding  dressing,  recovering and  burnishing  machine.
62.  Metallic  wire  mounting  machine 63.  Roller  Testing  Machine. 64.  Spiral  cleaners  for  inserts. 65.  Quilting  machine, 66.  Automatic  fringing  machine. 67.  Precision  cross  winding  machine  for  sewing Thread  industry.
68.  Fish  net  manufacturing  machine. 69.  Bobbin  Thread  Polishing  machine  for  sewing Thread  industry.
70.  Universal  Yarn  Numbering  machine  for  Sewing Thread  industry.
71.  High  Speed  Narrow  Weave  Needle  loom. 72.  Re-needling  Out-fit  Combers  and  Gill  Boxes. 73.  Auto  Embriodery  Skein  winding machine. 74.  Textile  machines  not  otherwise  specified  else- where  in  consultation  with  the  Textile  Commis- sioner.
PART  n
A.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  111/4(2)
import  of  which  is  banned.
1.  Ager  Machine  (Excluding  flash  ager). 2.  Back  Filling  machine. 3.  Baling  Press. 4.  Batching  machine. 5.  Bleaching  Kicra. 6.  Calendering  machine  (all  types). 7.  Cloth  folding,  double  folding  and  plaiting
machine.
8.  Cloth  Inspection  Machine. 9.  Cloth  Mercerising  Machine.
10.  Cloth  Singeing  Machine  (all  types). 11.  Continuous  dyeing  plant. 12.  Continuous  Bleaching  Plant  (Rope  type) 13.  Curing/Polymerising  machine. 14.  Cylinder  Drying  Machine  (all  types). 15.  Colour  Mixing  and  Boiling  Pan 16.  Damping  Machine. 17.  Dye  Jigger  (all  types). 18.  High  Temperature  High/Low  Pressure  piece dyeing  machine  for  cotton  and  Art  Silk  industry.
19.  Hot flue. 20.  Hydro  Extractors. 21.  Mineral  Khaki  Dyeing  Plant. 22.  Open  width  Bleaching  Plants  (all  types). 23.  Open  width  washing  and  soapine  machine  (all
types).

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APPENDIX  34—contd.
24.  Padding/Starch/Water  Mangle  including  Pad
dyeing  machine.
25.  Rope  chemicking and  scoring machine. 26.  Rope  Squeezing  Machine. 27.  Rope  Washing  Machine. 28.  Roller  Forcing  Machine. 29.  Roller  Printing Machine. 30.  Sanforizing  Machine 31.  Scutchers. 32.  Squeezing Mops. 33.  Stamping machine, excluding selvedge  stamping/
printing.
34.  Steaming  Chambers. 35.  Stentering  Machine  (all  types  excluding  vertical
stenter  for  heavy  fabrics).
36.  Thermo-Reactor. 37.  Washing  machine,  square  beater  type. 38.  Wet  Cotton  Opener. 39.  Winch  Dyeing  Machine  (all  types). 40.  Yarn  Bundling  Machine. 41.  Yarn  Printing  Machine. 42.  Yarn  Singeing  Machine. 43.  Yarn  Dyeing  machine  for  Hank/Cone/Cheese/
Beam.
B.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  111/4(2) import  of  which  is  permissible  in  consultation with  the  Textile  Commissioner,  Bombay.
1.  Vacuum  Steaming  Plant. 2.  High  Pressure  High/low  temperature  Dyeing Plant  for  yam/top  Dyeing  for  woollen/worsted/ Art-Silk  industries.
3.  Vertical  stenter  for  heavy  fabrics. 4.  Flash  Agcr. 5.  Selvedge  Printing  Machine.
C.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  111/4(2)
import  of  which  is  permissible.
1.  Automatic  Flat  Bed  Screen  Printing  Machine/
Automatic  Screen  Printing  Carriage.
2.  Automatic  Packing  machine. 3.  Automatic  Yarn  Stretching  and  Polishing
Machine.
4.  Calendering  Machine  for  knitted  fabrics. 5.  Continuous  Flock  Printing  Machine 6.  Crabbing  machine. 7.  Decatising  Machine. 8.  Hosiery  boarding  machines. 9.  Hosiery  Brushing  machines. 10.  Hosiery  pressing  machines. 11.  Hosiery  printing  machines. 12.  Laminating  Machine—for  Textile  Industry. 13.  Pleating  Machine. 14.  Raising  machine.
12 O  of  1/73-
15.  Ribbon  Calendering  machine. 16.  Rotary  Press. 17.  Screen  Making  equipment. 18.  Shearing  and  Cropping  Machine 19.  Socks  Dyeing  Machine. 20.  Yarn  Mercerising  machine. 21.  Textile  Processing  Machinery  not  otherwise specified  elsewhere  in  consultation  with  Textile Commissioner.
PART  HI
A.  List  of  Machinery  falling  under  Part  111/6  import
of  which  is  banned.
1.  All  types  of  Hand-operated  Circular  Knitting
Machines.
2.  Hand  operated  Flat  Knitting  Machine  upto  12
N.P.I.
3.  Power  operated  Circular  Machine  (Outerwears,). (a)  Double  Jacquard  Machine  (without  dial)  on stand with automatic mechanical stop motion for  making  mufflers.
(b)  Muffler  making  machine  with  automatic stripers  and  four  colour  stripping  arrange- ment  with  two  designing  wheels.
(c)  Plain  rib  machine  for  the  manufacture  of half  cardigan,  cardigan  and  1:1  rib. (d)  Circular  rib  jacquard  machine  with  birds eye  backing,  system,  six  designing  wheels. (e)  Circular  rib  jacquard  machine  with  four
designing  wheels,  plain  back.
(0  Circular  rib  jacquard  machine  with  12  de-
signing  wheels  plain  back.
4.  Power  operated  circular  machine  (Underwear). (a)  Non-Sinker  Plain  web  machine  of  gauges
upto  22.
(b)  Sinker T3ody  Machines  of  gauges  upto  22. (c)  Rib  Eyelet  machine  for  the  manufacture  of
eyelet  under  wear  fabric
5.  Braiding  Machine.
B.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  III/6 import  of  which  is  permissible  in  consultation with  Textile  Commissioner. Braiding  Machines  (Special  Types  only). C.  List  of  machinery  classified  under  Part  III/6
Import  of  which  is  permissible.
1.  Automatic  Shuttle/multi  needle/multi  head
embroidery  machine.
2  Hand-operated  Flat  Knitting  machine  above
12  N.P.I.
3.  Fully  Fashioned  out-wear  knitting  machines. 4.  Power  operated  Flat  Knitting  Machine. 5.  Power operated  Circular  Knitting machines:
(a)  Double  knit  machines. (b)  Loop  Wheel  machines.

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APPENDIX  34—contd.
(c)  Pile  Knitting  machines. (d)  Purl Knitting machines, (c)  Socks/Stockings. (f)  Ac-L-ordians  Stitch/Float  Stitch/Lace  Stitch/ Ripple  Stitch/Transfer  Stitch/Tuck  Stitch/ Welt  or  Blister  Stitch  Knitting  machines.
6.  Non-Sinker  Plain  Web machines  with  24 gauges, 26  gauges,  28  gauges  cylinder,  provided  firm orders  have  been  placed  for  equal  numbers  of machines  with  the  indigenous  manufacturers  on the  approved  list  of  the  office  of  the  Textile Commissioner.
7.  Sinker  Body  Machine  with  24  gauges,  26 gauges  and  28  gauges  cylinder,  provided  firm orders  have  been  placed  for  equal  number  of machines  with  the  indigenous  manufacturers  on the  approved  list  of  the  office  of  the  Textile Commissioner.
8.  Roller  Locking  machines  for  the  manufacture
of  P^ound  mesh  mosquito  netting.
9.  Warp/Raschcl/Lace  knitting  machine.
10.  Dial  Linking  Machines.
11.  Knitting  machines  not  otherwise  specified  else- where  in  consultation  with  the  Textile  Commis- sioner.
PART  IV A.  List  of  Textile  Testing Equipments  classified  under
Part  V/78  (viii)  import  of  which  is  banned,
1.  Black  Board/Taper  Board.  Yarn  appearance
tester.
2.  Cotton  Sorter  (Manual)  and  miniature  silver
drawing  device.
3  Direct  yam  count  balance.
4.  Fabric  tearing  strength  tester.
5.  Lea  tester.
6.  Twist  tester.
7.  Wrap  block.
8.  Wrap  reel.
B.  List  of  Textile  Testing  Equipments  classified under  Pait  V/78 (viii)  import  of  which is permis- sible  in  consultation  with  Textile  Commissioner.
1.  Single  Thread  elongation  and  breaking  strength
tester.
2.  Fabric  Tensile  Strength  Tester.
3.  Digital  Fibrograph.
f\  List  of  Textile  Testing  Equipments  classified under  Part  V/78  (viii)  import  of  which  is  per- missible.
1.  Air  Permeability  Tester.
7  V.t tiding  Fatijjus  Tester  for fibres.
3.  Cloth  Density  Tester  with  Microscope.
4.  Cloth Density  Tester—Projection  type.
5.  Cloth  Fatigue  Tester.
6.  Cotton  Samples  Blender.
7.  Cotton/Wool  Impurity  Tester.
8.  Crease  Recovery  Tester.
9.  Elasticity  modulur  Tester  for  fibrous  material.
10.  Fibre  bunch  Tensile  Strength  Tester.
11.  Fibre  Fineness  Tester—Projection  Type.
12.  Fibre  Torque  Tester.
13.  Flat  Testen.
14.  Flyer  Bala'^e  Tester.
15.  Lap  unevenness  Tester.
16.  Laboratory  Pressing  aad  Crease  Recovery
Tester.
17.  Measuring  gauge  for  flats.
18  Nep  Tester.
19.  Pill  Tester.
20.  Shirely  Analyser.
21.  Shuttle  Course  locating  Tester.
22.  Shuttle  Propulsion  and  adjustment  Tester.
23.  Tensionomcter  for  Warp.
24.  Thickness  Tester  for  variable  Load.
25.  Universal  Abrasion  Tester.
26.  Water  Permeability  Tester.
27.  Water  Repellency  Tester.
28.  Wool  Fibre  Fineness  Tester.
29.  Yarn  Tension  gauge.
30.  Moisture  Testing  Oven.
31.  Fabric  Crimp  Tester.
32.  Fibre  Diagram  Machine.
33.  Torsion  Balance.
34.  Moisture  Dyeing  Oven.
35.  Stiffness  Tester.
36.  Motor  Driven  Slicing  Machine.
37.  Ultra  Yarn  Inspector.
38.  Comber  Waste  Percentage  Balance.
39.  Luster  Meter.
40.  Stelometer.
41.  Textile  Testing  equipments  not  otherwise  speci- fied  elsewhere  hi  consultation  with  the  Textile Commissioner.

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ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  34
SECTION  I
A.  List  of  spare parts classified  under  part  111/5(2),  import of  which  is Banned
Machinery
Spare  parts
1
2
1.  Blow Room  Machinery
1.  All types of Lattices. 2.  Grid  Bars.
2.  Revolving  Flat  Carding  Engine  for
cotton/man-made fibres.
1.  All spare parts excluding flat chains. 2.  Licker-in-wire.
3.  Draw Frames/Speed  Frames
1.  Fluted  rollers for  Draw  Frames  and  Speed  Frames.  However,  the  actual  users will  be  permitted  import  of  one  set  of  Fluted  rollers  for  each  imported  High Speed  Draw  Frames  and  Speed  Frames.
2.  Hank Indicators.
4.  Combers  . . . . ..
Hank  Indicators.
5.  Ring  Frames  .
1.  Top  Rollers. 2.  Jockey  Pulleys. 3.  High  Drafting  System  for  Cotton/Man-made  Fibre  Ring  Frames  including components thereof.  The Indigenous  manufacturers  of  high  drafting  systeoi will, however, be permitted  Import  of such components  which  have no indigenous angle.
4.  Spindles. 5.  Lappets. 6.  Separators. 7.  Hank  Indicators.
8.  Parts of  Pneumatic  under  clearers  excepting  to  the  indigenous  manufacturer
of  under  clearers  for Import  of  such  items which  have no  indigenous  angle.
6,  Winding  Machines  . . .. 1.  Metallic  Traverse  Drums  for  High  Speed  Warp  Winding  Machine. 2.  Becklite  Traverse  Drums  of  5'  and  6'  Traverse  for  Warp  Winding  Machines. 3.  Meter/Yardage  counters.
7.  Warping  Machine  . . ..
1.  Warper's  Beams  excluding  laminated  or  plastic  flanges  for  High  Speed  Warping
Machine.
2.  Meter  Yardage  counters. 3.  Warping Combs other  than zigzag type.
P.  Sizing Machine
1.  Sizing Combs other than zigzag type. 2.  Meter/Yardage counter  except cut  marking counters. 3.  Moisture  Meter. 4.  Sizing Cylinders.
9  Loo.n  Partsf Accessories
1.  Shuttles  excluding  shuttles for  Tape/Ribbons  Gripper  looms. 2.  Pick Counters/Meter  Counters and all such counters, 3.  Pitch bound/stcel/brass/handloom  reeds. 4.  All  Metal  Reeds  upto  240s  counts  excluding  reeds  for  special  types
of L>oms.
5.  Cotton  healds/wire  healds/flat  steel  healds  but  excluding doup  healds, 6.  Drop  Wires  for  Warp  Stop  Motions. 7.  Pickers. 8.  Buffers. 9,  Picking Sticks 10.  Picking Bands. 11.  Check Straps. 12.  Heald  Cords. 13.  Heald  Knitting Needles. 14.  Jacquard  harness  Needless.

390/232  1HE GAZt/1 TE OF INDIA LXIRAORD1NARY:  APRIL 2,  19T3/CHAITRA  12, 1SQ5  [PART I
ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  34-~contd,
Section  \~contd.
1
2
9.  Looms  Parts/Accessories—contd.
15.  Linen  Cord. 16.  Jacquard  Cards. 17.  Following parts for  looms other  than  :
(a)  Swivel and  Lappet  Looms. (h) High  Speed Narrow  Fabric Looms. (c) Tyre  Cord  Looms (d) Fustian  Looms. (e)  Circular  Looms. (/)  Shuttleless Looms. (if)  Moquette Looms. (h)  Imported  Automatic  Looms (0  Valvet  Looms. 0")  Loomsides.
(tl)  Top  Rails. (lit)  Cross Rails. (/v)  Binder  Rails. (v)  Sley Swords. (v/)  Swing Rails and  Bushings. (v")  Breast Beams. (vtii)  Take-up  Roller*. (ix)  All  metal sleys. (x)  Crank  Shafts  and Bushes.
(\1)  Tappet  Shafts  and  Bushes.
(xll)  Picking  Bowls. ixlli)  Picking Tappet  Shells. (xiv)  Picking Tappet  Nose Bits. (xv)  Picking Tappet Boss,
(xvi)  Picking Tappet  Boss  Keys, (xvii)  Picking  Shafts. (xviii)  Loom  Temple.
(xix)  Parts of  Weft  Replenishing  mechanism.
18.  Looms Spindles. 19.  Looms  Springs namely  Swell, Box and  Box-end springs. 20.  Side Weft  fork  other than welded  type. 21.  Following  parts of shuttles except  indigenous  manufacturers  of shuttles
(A  Porcelain eyes. (it)  Shuttles eyes made of brass, alloy  etc. 22.  Loom Bolts, Nuts, Washers and  Chains. 23.  Weaver's  Beams. 24.  Wooden/Metallic  Bobbins/Pirns, Cones  and Tubes. 25.  Paper  Tubes/Cones. 26.  Jacquard  Neck  Cords other  than  continuous  length. 27.  Shuttle tips. 28.  Weft  grates. 29.  All  Metal  Heald  Frames,  but  txcluding  their  components to indigenous  manu-
facturers  of  such  he"ld  frames.
30.  Perforated  Steel  Strips. 31.  Emery  Fillet. 32.  Shuttle Tongue. 33.  Lease Rods.
N.B.-i-The  restriction  of  importing  spares/components/accessorics  in  this  annexure  will  not  however  apply  to  actual  users  who  are fndigenous  autoloom  manufacturers  provided  such  spares/components/accessories  appear  in  the  foreign  machinery  manu- facturers'  catalogue  with  whom  indigenous  autoloom  manufacturers  are  in  collaboration.

SEC. Tl  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, I973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/233
ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  34—contd.
SECTION  I—concld.
SECTION  II
A.  List  oj  spare parts lor  machinery classified  un-
der  Part  111/ 4 (.5) import  of  which  is banned.
B.  List  of  spare  parts  classified under  Part  III/
5(2)  import  of  which  is  permissible in consultation
with  the  Textile  Commissioner, Bombay.
1.  All  Metal  Reeds  above  240s  counts  and  reeds
for  special  types  of  looms.
2.  Card  Gauges.
3.  Fluted  Rollers  for  Ring  Frames.
4.  Lease  Reeds  for  Warping  and  Sizing  Machine.
5.  Nose  Bars  for  Ring  Frames.
6.  Rings  for  Ring  Frames.
7.  Rings, for Doubling Frames and other  than Multi-
groove  and  self  lubricating  type,
8.  Ring  Travellers.
9.  Shuttle  Jaws  including  clamps  and  Back
Springs.
1.  Auto  Pilers. 2.  Cotton/Paper/Woollen  Calender  Bowls. 3.  Cloth  Guiders. 4.  Colour  Mixing  Pans. 5.  Copper  Printing  Roller 6.  Drying  Cylinders. 7.  Hank/Cloth  Expander. 8.  Pre-t(eaters  and  Heat  Exchangers. 9.  Raising  Fillets.
10.  Rubber  Blankets  and  Rubber  Sleeves  for  com-
prcssive shrinking range /sanforizing  machine
11.  Rubber/Ebonite  Rollers. 12.  Selvedge  Uncurlers, 13.  Vacuum  Strainer.
14.  Weft  Straighteners  other  than  Bow  and  Skew
types.
B.  List of spare parts classified  under Part 111/4(5)
10.  Top  Rollers  for  Draw/Speed  Frames.
import of which is permissible in consultation with the
Textile  Commissioner, Bombay.
11.  Woollen|Worsted|Cotton  Waste  Flexible card  clothing  excluding  Diamond  point/Needle point/Ring  Doflar fillets.
12.  Flexible/Metallic  Card  clothing  including  tops
for  metallic  card  clothing.
13.  Spindle  Inserts.
14.  Flat  and  Round  Comber  needles.
1.  Doctor  Blades.
2.  Dyeing  Beams  and  Carriers.
3.  Rubber  Blankets,  for  Printing  Machine  upto
84  inches  width.
4.  Stenter  Clips  for  other  than  "Krantz"  and
"Monforts"  make.
5.  Felts  for  calendering  machine/shrinking  range.

390/234  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1805  fpART I
ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX 34—contd.
SECTION  HI
List  of  various  types  of  hosiery  needles  classified  under  Part  1(1/6 import  of  which  Is banned.
  SI. No.                           Groz-Beckert      Code           Torrington Code        Other  Description
    (1)                              (2)              (3)             (4)                      (5)
  1 Bchii                        .  88.171          Gl                                4gg Flat
  2Bena                          .  76.92           Gl                                141 H
  3 Bciia                        .  76.110           G3                               139 H
 4  Bena                         .  76/21           G2                                136 H
 5  Bera]                        .  25.63            Gl                               MDH  1 &  Dial  Needle  Wildman  48jg.
                                                                                        No  33
 6  Bera                         .  30.63           Gl                                625 D
 7  Bera                         .  33.92           Gl                                180D
 8  Bera                         .  35.130          Gl                                83 D
 9  Bcra                         .  40.U2            Gl                               84 D
 10 Bera                         .  44.90           G2                                72 D
HBerz.                           .  33.70           Gl                                186 D
(2  Beta                         .  52.75           Gl               5300 D           MB-D  321, 623 D  Wildman  No. 6.
13 Beta                          .  54.73           Gl                                146 H
14Bez          .   ..            .  77.70           Gl               5100 CL          Brinton  36 No. 7
15 Bi  .                         .  76.70           Gl               7723 C           MB-628 TPA
16 Bl  .                         .  77.76           Gl               5300 C           MDH  6,  MB-502,  Stibbe  CN71,  Wildman
                                                                                        No.. 4
 17 Bi  .                        .  77.73           Gl               9300 C           60gg. Challenger,  KMS 9
18 Bo  .                         .  76.48           Gl               7303 C           Sinkerbody  18—20, NP1 KMS21
19 Bo  .                         .  76.63           Gl               7300 C          Stibbe CN-72, Wildman 48gg-No. 27
20 Bo  .                         .  76.63           G4               7300 C          MP-C 634 TPA
21 Bo  .                         .  77.53           Gl               9010 C           MB-C 631
22 Bo  .                         .  77.61           G4               7613 C           Stibbe DN  3
23 Bo  .                         .  77.62           G9               7617 C           70gg  Ind.  Cyl.  KMS  19  NS1  24—26
                                                                                        NPI.
24 Bo  .                         .  95.42           Gl               9681 C           GOgg  Ind.  Cyl.  KMS  13  NSJ  20—22
                                                                                        NPI
25 Bo  .                    .'   .  95.51           Gl               9628 C           54gg,  Ind.  Cyl.  KMS    14  NSI    18
                                                                                        NPI
26 Bo  .                         .  95.55           Gl               8600 C
27Deha                           .  79.76           Gl                                14gg Flat  Dubled
28Deha                           .  79.86           Gl                                12gg Flat  Dubied
29 Delia                         .  79.94           Gl                                lOgg Flat  Dubied
30  D o ha                       .  79.9            G4                               lOgg Flat  Dubied  with  12gg hook
31  D e ha                       .  79.111          Gl                                8gg Flat  Dubiod
32  Do        .   ..             .  83.41           Gl               9661 C          Tompkins—10/70
33  Hofa                         .  71.50           G3               2690 S          54gg. Power  Socks Low Butt
34Hofa                           .  71.50           G4               2600 L           54gg. Power  Socks High  Butt
35  Hofa                         .  71.60           G3               220 S           48 en  Power Socks Low Butt
36Hofa                           .  71.60           G4               2200 J          48gg. Power Socks High Butt
37  Hofa                         .  71.70           Gl               1500            36gg. Power  Socks Str. Hook  Low Butt
38  Hofa                         .  71.70           G2               1500 L          36gg. Power  Socks Str.  Hook  High Butt
39  Hofa                         .  71.70           G3               1505 S          36gg Power  Socks for  Hook  Low Butt
40  Hofa                         .  71.70           G4               1505 L          37 Power  Socks  for  Hook   High   Butt
41 La  .                         .  89.114          G                                NEEDLES  FOR  HOME  KNITTING
                                                                                        MACHINES
42 506 M    .                    .  79.72           Gr                               600 H
43 562M                          .  79.61           Gl                                605 H
44 507M                          .  80.91           Gl                                597 Cyl.
45Pers                           .  46.71           Gl                                H 47
46  Persson  .                   .  80.80            G3                               Flat  Knitting  M/c. persson  12gg.
47 Person                        .  80.100          Gl                                Flat  Knitting machine person togg.
 48 PI  .                        .  74.73           Gl               5002 C


SEC. II  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL  2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/235
ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  34—contd.
SECTION—III—corttd-
(4)
(5)
(3)
(2)
(I)
60gg. Blackburn  small  hook.
G2
Gl
9810 C R802 C 5845 C
Gl Gl G5 G8 G3 G4 Gl
G7
G8
G4
8050 CS 8047 C 6179 CS 603SCS 6883 CS 6844 CR 6S36D 6038 6038 ZN
G5
G3
G4
G2
G2
86.50 86.51 .  86.66 .  63.80 78,51 78,51 .  78.63 ,  78,65 .  118.61 .  74.61 .  46.61 .  36.61 .  86.61 .  118.52 .  118.62 ,  76.45 .  41,45 .  69.45 .  36.45
Gl Gl
60gg  C'lackburn. 30/36 gg. Clackburn Raschel 24gg. Supreme 48, Brinton  50/42, Brinton No. 3 50/42. Supreme 42 Brinton/Supreme 42. M.B. Int. 20gg. Cyl. Long. M. B. Int. 30gg. Cyl. Short. M.B. Int. 20gg. Dial  Shor' M.B. Int. 20gg. Dial  I ocg High  Butt M.B.  Int. 20ss- Dial  Long Short  Butt. MYK-Miyuki Int. 20 NPI Cyl. HB 482 MYK-Miyuki  Int. 20 NPf Cyl. I.B 483 MYK-Miyuki  Intl 20 NPI Dial LB  4S1 MYK-Miyuki  Int. 20 NPI Dial GB  480 MYK-Miyuki Int. 20 NPI Small Dial LB MYK-Miyuki  Tut. 20 NPI Small  Dial 49 Pova  . 50 Pova  . 51 Pova  . 52 Raschel 53 Ravi  . 54 Ravi  . 55 Ravi  . 56 Ravi  . 57 Potaz 58 Pozs  . 59 Pora  . 60 Vo  . 61 Vo  . 62 Vo  . 63 Vo 64 Vo  . 65 Vora  . 66 Vo  . 67 Vora  .
null VJflD,
Gl G2 Gl Gl
G3
G4 G4 Gl
Gl
G2
G2
Gl
68 Vo Spec  . 69 Vo Spec 70 Vo Spec 71 Vota-Spec  . 72 Vo-Spec  . 73 Vo-Spec 74 Vo  . 75 Vo  . 76 Vora  . 77 Potaz 78 Potaz 79 Pora  .
9811 C 9813 9821D 7348  E
G2 Gl G2
Gl
G2
Fukuhara  Interlock  20gg. Cyl. HB 421 Tukhora  Interlock  20gg. Cyl, LB 422. Fukuhara  Interlock  20/?2gg Dial LB  422 Fukuhara  Interlock  20/22sg. Dial HB  411 Fukuhara  Interlock  22gg. C>I.  HB. Fukuhara  Interlock  22SG. Cyl. I R 12 NPI Rib F.yelet  C>1. No. 120 12 NPI Rib Eyelet Dial No. 110, 12 NPI Rib Eyelet  Special Dial M.B. Int. 24 NPI Cyl. Long, M.B. Int. 24 NPI Cyl. Short. M.B. Int. 24 NPI Dial  Short. M.B. Int. 24 NPI Dial  Long. Flat  lOgg short  butt. Flat  lOgg High  Butt lOgg Flat Dux SB lOggFlat  Du HB
Gl
80 Vo 81 Vo  . 82 Vo  . 83 Vo  - 84 Vo  . UK Rrhfltai
Needle for Home Knitting machines. 628 IJ
Gl Gl
DSSP  18—20gg  single  Butt,  SM 574, MF .  116.47 .  116.47 77.41 77.41 .  116.14 .  116.41 ,  86.63 50.51 42.51 90.47 65 47 46.47 86.47 .  78,90 .  78.90 .  81.92 .  81,92 .  130.123 .  33.71 .  102.52
86 Special 87 Vo  .
220
Gl G2
Gl
G5
5845 5845 5782 5778
DSSP  18—20 Kfi Two Butts LB DSSP  18—20 gg Two Butts HB DSSP  1S—20gg Three Butts RLQ 15 RLQ  16 MB-DB 318 RLQ 17 RLQ 18
G6 G3 G4
G2
G2
SM 565, 18gg. NSI Double  Butt. Fuk 1020 18gg.  NtilT 3 Bulls SM.  503
G2 Gl Gl G7 Gl
Stibbc CN 9 ~2 StibbeCN  1 0 -2 Stibbe DN 3 Stibbe DN 4
.  102.52 .  102.52 .  102.52 .  81.70 .  81.70 .  74.72 .  74.72 .  95.52 .  102.52 .  101.100 .  60.62 .  '-'.62 .  77,62 .  43,62
711  H 7602 C 7603 C 7604 C 7600 D
R8 Wo  . 89 Wo  . 90 Wo IN 91 Wo  . 92 Wo  . 93 Wo  . 94 Wo  . 95 Wo  . 96 Wo III 97 Ziva  . 98 Bo  . 99 Bo  . 100 Bo  . 101 Bern  .
General Note  :—Restriction imposed  in Ihis Appendix  will not however  be applicable  to the indigenous  Machine  Manufacturers,  if
specifically  recommended  though  banned  by  nomenclature.

390/236  THE GAZEITE  OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  TPART I
ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  34—concld.
SECTION  IV
A.  List  of  spare  parts  of  Hosiery  Machines  classified under  Part  III/6  import  of  which is banned.
For  Power  operated  circular  machines  (Under-
wear)—
(a)  Cylinders for  non-sinker  plain web machine/ Sinker  Body  Machine  of  24  gauge  (exclud- ing  for  hosiery  machine  manufacturers  in consultation  with  Textile  Commissioner).
(b)  Cylinders  for  Sinker /Non-sinker  plain  web
machine  upto  22 gauge.
B.  List  of  spare  parts  of  Hosiery  Machine  classi- fied under  Part  III/ 6  import  of  which  is  permissible in  consultation  with  Textile  Commissioner,  Bombay.
For  Power  operated  circular  machines—
(a)  Cylinders  for  Non-sinker  Plain  web machine 26  gauges  and  above  to  Hosiery  Machine manufacturers  only.
(b)  Cylinders  for  Sinker  Body  Machine  of  26 gauges  above  to  Hosiery  Machine  Manufac- turers  only.
(c)  Cylinders  of  26  gauges  and  above  for replacement  purpose  of  similar  type  of cylinders  to  Hosiery  Manufacturers  on  re- commendation  of  concerned  state  autho- rity.
(d)  Sinkers  and  Jacks  22  gauge  and  above.
General  Note :  Restriction  imposed  in  this  Appendix will  not  however  be  applicable  to  the indigenous  Machine  Manufacturers,  if specifically  recommended,  though banned  by  momenclature.

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APPENDIX  35
Machinery (other than machine tools) for which licences will not ordinarily be valid—list of
List  'A'.—This  list  contains  articles  of  machinery (other  than  Machine  Tools)  for  which  licences grunted  for  machinery  to  Established  Importers  and Actual  Users  will  not  be  valid.
List  \B\—This  list  contains  articles  of  machinery (other  than  Machine  Tools)  for  which  quota licences  granted  to  Established  Importers  for machinery  will  not  be  valid;  but  applications  from Actual  Users  will  be  considered  provided  evidence, is  produced  to  the  effect  that  indigenous  manufac- turers  are  unable  to  supply  the  machinery  required.
in  accordance  with  Lists,  A,  B  and  C  of  Appen- dix  31,  provided  import  of  these  spare  parts  and components  is  not  otherwise  banned.
N.B.—The  names  and  addresses  of  the  manufac- turers,  together  with  the  specifications  of  the machines  manufactured/fabricated  indigenously  are published  in  a  separate  brochure  by  the  Directorate General  of  Technical  Development.
LIST  A
List  of  Machinery  (other  than  Machine  Tools) for  which  licences  granted  for  machinery  to established  importers  and  Actual  Users  will  not be  valid.
(1)  Jute  Mill Machinery
In  preparing  List  A,  care  has  been  taken  to include  only  such  items  of  machinery  as  can  be readily  obtained  from  indigenous  sources  and  are produced  in  sizeable  quantity  of  approved  quality, while  in  List  B,  such  of  the  items  as  can  be  manu- factured  against  specific  orders  as  per  customers' specifications  have  been  included.
COMPONENT  PARTS  AND  SPARES 1.  Carpet  Backing  Looms/Standard  Looms. 2.  Roll/Cone  Winder.
(a)  Scroll  type. (b)  Traverse  Bar  Type.
3.  Cop  Winder  (ordinary)  and  conventional  Type. 4.  Softeners. 5.  Sizing  Machine. 6.  Prc-beaming  Machine. 7.  Cloth  Rolling  Machine. 8.  Inspection  Machine.
(2)  Printing Machinery
1.  Where  an  actual  user  desires  to  import  spare parts  of  any  of  the  machines  listed  in  this  Appendix, the  application  for  an  import  licence  will  be  con- sidered  on  merits,  provided  full  justification  for the  imports  of  the  articles  applied  for  are  furnished in  the  application.  If  the  value  of  the  spare  parts required  to  be  imported  by  an  actual  user  having his  place  of  business  at  (a)  Howrah  and  Calcutta, (b)  Madias  and  (c)  Bombay  exceeds  Rs.  5,000.  the application  should  be  accompanied  by  a  certificate from  a  qualified  Engineer,  preferably  on  the  staff of  the  applicant  firm,  to  the  effect  that  the  spare parts  required  to  be  imported  cannot  be  fabricated in  any  of  the  reputed  workshops  in  (a)  Howrah  and Calcutta,  (b)  Madras  and  (c)  Bombay  respectively. This  certificate  will,  however,  not  be  necessary  in cases  where  the  value  of  the  applications  for  spares is  less  than  Rs.  5,000.
2.  This  concession  is  also  applicable  to  firms which  are  situated  outside  Bombay,  Calcutta  and Madras.  In  these  cases,  if  the  value  of  spare  parts required  is  more  than  Rs.  5,000  the  firm  should produce  a  certificate  from  the  Director  of  Indus- tries  of  the  State  concerned  to  the  effect  that  the spare  parts  required  to  be  imported  cannot  be fabricated  at  the  nearest  centre  of  engineering industry,
3.  Spare  parts  and  component  parts  of  items banned  under  the  heading  'Cinematograph  equip- ments'  in  List  'A'  of  this  Appendix  could  be imported  under  licences  issued  for  Cinematographic equipments,  components  and  spare  parts  falling under  S.  Nos.  65  (1—4)  (ii)  (i),  (ii),  (jjj)  and  65 (5^  (i)  (i)/V,  65  (5)  (i)  (ii)/V  and  65  (5)  (i)  (iii)/V, 1.  Paper  cutting  machine  upto  42  inch  (106  cm) width  excluding  machines  with  special  devices such  as  Programme  Cutting.
2.  Automatic  cylinder  printing  machines  upto 560x790m.m.  (Requests  for  import  of  auto- matic  cylinder  printing  machines  of  the  next higher  size  will  be  considered  only  from  quality printers  in  consultation  with  DGTD).
3.  Paper  varnishing  and  gumming  machine  upto
32'x44"  sizes.
4.  Parallel  locking  up  of  Quions. 5.  Printing  Presses  (platen  type—7"xl0"  (178x 254  mm),  8'xl2*  (200x300  mm),  10'xl5- (254x381mm),  12"xl8-  (300x450mm),  Ui'x22" (370x555mm)  treadle  and  power  operated.
6.  Printing  and  Punching  Presses,  Hand-fed
upto  20"x30".
7.  Hand-fed  Cylinder  Printing  Machines  with
printing  area  of  61x45  cms.  i,e".  24'xl8".
8.  Table  Router—32*x20'  (81Ox5O8mm.) 9.  Wire  stitching  machines  upto  1  inch  or 25mm
thickness  single headed.
10.  Paper folding  machine—14'xl5-,  (160x635mm)
17-X24', (430x610mm), 30*x40" (760xlO00mm).

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11.  All  types  of  Duplicators.
12.  Paper  cutting  knives  of  all  sizes  if  imported
separately.
(iv)  The  importers  should  also  inform  their  suppliers  of Boilers  and  the  fittings  that  they  should  guarantee  Ihe  ful- filment  of  the  tests  prescribed  by  the  Chief  Inspector  of Boilers,  which  would  be  carried  out  after  installation,  and MI case  the  goods  do  not  P&ss the  tests  they  would  have  lo  be re-exported  and  replacement  supplied  free  of  cost.
(4)  Cinematograph equipments
S3.  All  types  of!  numbering  machines  including type  height  numbering  machines,  Rotary  num- bering  machines  but  excluding  Rotary  number- ing  boxes.
J4.  Graining  machines,  for  graining  of  Offset
Plates  (all  sizes).
15.  Vacuum  Printing  Frames  for  the  Offset  plate
leaking  (all  sizes).
16.  Plate  Whirlers  for  the  Offset  plates  (all  sizes).
17.  Retoucher  tables.
18.  Mounting  tables.
19.  Paper  Jogging  machines.
20.  Ink  agitators,
21.  Spray  Units.
22.  Roller  Washing  Devices.
23.  Letterpress  Proofing  Presses  except  Precision Proofing  Presses  and  large-sized  letter  cylinder press.
24.  Paper  Perforating  machinery,  other  than
rotary  type.
25.  Lead  and  Rule  Cutters.
26.  Corrugating  machinery  single  and  double  face
combined  conveyor.
27.  Cutting  Scouring  and  Slotting  machines.
28.  Coating  and  laminating  machines.
29.  Registering  tables.
(3)  Boiler
Lancashire  type  (Dished  and  Flat  ends),  single or double  flue  for  working  pressure  upto  260  lbs. square  inch.
Note.—(i)  "Boilers,  sroam  pipes  and  fittings"  (as  defined in  the  Indian  Boilers  Act  and  Regulations)  not  conforming to  the  Indian  Boiler  Regulations,  will  not  be  permitted  to  bo imported  unless  accompanied  by  a  certificate  from  the  Chief Inspector  of  Boilers  of  the  SUte  where  they  are  either  to  he the  Central  Boilers  Board  had  permitted  such import. This will used  or  to  be  imported  for  stock  and  sale  to  the  effect  thai alsij  ipply  in  respect  of  import  of  boiler  fittintts  against general  description  licences  issued  under  S.  Nos.  36(5)|II,  4 (5)|UI  and  65(5)|V.
(ii)  In  all  other  cases  tho  importer  shall  furnish  a  certifi- cate  from  a  recognised  Inspecting  Authority  in  the  country of  origin  of  the  products,  as  per  Appendix  'C  of  the  Indian Boiler  Uegulations,  1950  to  the  effect  that  the  goods  desired to  be  imported  conform  to  the  Indian  Boiler  Regulations. This  will  also  apply  in  respect  of  import  of  boiler  fittings against  general  description  licences  issued  under  S.  Nos.  36 (5)111,  4(5)|III  and  65  (J)|V.
(iii)  The  certificates  referred  to  in the preceding  paragraphs will  be  furnished  to  Customs  at  the  time  of  clearance  of  lie imported  goods.
1.  35  mm  and  35/70  mm  Soundhcads  (excluding those required  for  magnetic  sound  reproduction).
2.  Pedestals  or  Base.
3.  Magazines  upto  6000'  capacity  for  35  nun  and
35/70  nun  Projectors.
4.  Step-down  transformers.
5.  Arch-Lamp  Rectifiers,  Bulb/Sclcniuni/Silicon
type.
6.  Projector  Spools  upto  6000'  capacity  for  35 mm and  35/70  mm projectors  and  spools  for  16 mm projectors.
7.  A.C.  Exciter  Supply  Units  (Exciter  Lamp
Transformers).
8.  D.C.  Exciter  Supply  Units  and  Amplifier  Power
Supplies  (except  Regulated  types).
9.  Rewindcrs  and  Plates  and  Discs  thereol.
10.  Slide  Projectors.
11.  L.F.  Baffles  (Base  Reflector  Boxes!.
12.  H.F.  Horns  and  Throats.
13.  Matching  on  Line  Transformers.
14.  Cloth  or  plastic  screens  (except  those  having specially  treated  high-reflecting  surface  such  as glass-beaded  screens).
15.  Arc  Resistances.
16.  Amplifiers  and  amplifying  systems  (other  than high  quality  amplifiers  used  in  film  studio sound  recording  equipments).
17.  Cross-over  and/or  dividing  Networts.
18.  Arc-Lamps  operating  at  Below  120  amps.
19.  16 mm/8  mm/Super  8  mm  Sound  and  Projec-
tion Reproduction  Equipments.
20.  Speakers  having  a  nominal  output  of  less  than 10  Watts,  and  having  a  cone  diameter  of  less than  10 inch.
21.  Field  Rectifiers.
22.  Film  cement.
23.  Dimmerstat  for  auditorium  lights.
24.  Stage  Lighting  Equipment.
25.  Emergency  Lighting  System.
26.  Manual  and  Electric  Curtain  Controls.
27.  Automatic  or  semi-automatic  Film  developing
and  processing  Machines.

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28.  Incandescent  Film  Studio  Lights  below  10,000 watts  except  those  defined  under  item  (9)  of Section  111 of  List  A  of  Appendix 31.
29.  35  mm  and  35  mm/70  mm  complete  Projec- tion  and  Sound  Reproduction  Equipments.
30.  35  mm  and  35  mm/70  mm  projector  head
complete  with  or  without  accessories.
31.  Projector  lenses  and  condenser  lenses  lor
16  mm  cinema  projectors.
32.  Projection  Screens  having  specially  treated high-reflecting  surface,  such  as  glass-beaded screens  other  than  those  mentioned  in  List  B of  Appendix  31.
33.  Tools,  Jigs  and  Fixtures  for  maintenance  and repairs  of  Projection  and  Sound  Equipments,
34.  Special  Jacks  (Sockets)  and  plujfts.
35.  Fuses.
36.  Focussing  and  measuring  microscopes  or
viewers.
37.  Filters—all  types,  such  as  High  Pass/Low Pass, Hand  Pass,  Effects,  etc.,  excluding colour gelatines  which  are  used  as  optical  filters.
33.  Transmission  Amplifier  Cabinets  racks,  shell
and  panels  and  mats.
39.  Control  Units.
40.  li/HT  Units  (power  supplies).
41.  A/LT  Units  (Power  supplies).
42.  Voltage  Regulators  and  stabilises.
43.  MG  sets  with  associated  control  year.
44.  Matte-shot  Projectors.
45.  Rotary  Convenors,  inventers,  with  starters,
regulators.
46.  Coloured  Glasses.
4.  Freezing  tank  for  ice  niakinj*.
5.  Rotary  Air  Blowers  for  the  making  ot  clear
ice.
ft. Air  Blowers  for  room  coolcis.
7.  Cold  Storage  doors,  windows  and  other  equip-
ment  and  accessories.
8.  Atmospheric  Ammonia  Condensers  with  set  of
gas  and  liquid  heaters,  or  equivalent.
9.  Evaporative  Condensers
10.  Cooling  Towers
11.  Water  Coolers
12.  Condensers.
13.  Receivers.
14.  Chillers.
15.  Oil  Separators
16.  Batch  type  and  soft  ice  cream  freezer.
17.  Air  handling  unit.
18.  Fan  coil  unit.
19.  Humidifier.
20.  Air-conditioners.
21.  Refrigerators.
22.  Ductings.
23.  Fans  &  Blowers.
24.  Air-conditioning  and  Refrigeration  controls
other  than  listed  in  Appendix  48.
25.  Air-conditioning  and  Refrigeration  Compres-
sors  except  the  following:—
(1)  Hcrmatic  sealed  compressors—(a)  below 1/10  HP,  (b)  i  HP  and  (c)  *  to  *  HP suitable  for  application  below  0  degree  C.
(5)  Cement Machinery
Complete  cement  plant  of  1000/1200  tonnes  per
day  capacity  both  wet/dry  process.
(2)  Low  back  pressure  open  type  refrigeration compressors  \  HP  to  {  HP  at  minus  13 degree  C  suitable  for  combination  coolers.
(3)  Compressors  for  Buses.
(4)  Compressors  for  Crtine  Cap—Air  condi- N.B.-—A.U.  applications for  import  of  spare parts not  manufactured indigenously will be  considered in  consultation with  DGTD.
(6)  Dairy  and  Poultry  Farm  Appliances  etc. 1.  Pipettes.
2.  Butyrometer,
tioners.
(5)  Turbo  Compressors  Eor- Air-Craft  and  Aero-
planes.
(6)  Air  cycle  refrigeration  system  for  air-craft
and  aeroplanes  only.
(7)  Air  conditioning, Ice  making  and Refrigeration
equipments
1.  Ice  Cans  or  Moulds 2.  Cooling  Coils 3.  Brine  Agitators.
26.  Milk  coolers.
27.  Bottle  coolers.
28.  Block  ice  coolers.

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special  transport  equipment  required  for  these plants.
2.  Ball  Mills. 3.  Pug  Mills  (lor  mixing  and  consolidating  the
clay).
(8)  Sugar  Machinery-
Complete sugar plant  upto  2,000  tons per day crush-
ing capacity.
N.B.—A.U.  applications for  import  of  spare parts
not  manufactured indigenously  will  be  con-
sidered  in  consultation with  DGTD.
(9)  Gas Cylinders Liquid  Petroleum  Gas  Cylinders. (101  Cork  Manufacturing Machinery (11)  Pulling  and  Lifting  Machines. UST-B List  ot  Machinery  (other  than  Machine  Tools)  for which  quota  licences  granted  to  Established importers for  Machinery will not be valid.
4.  The  Press  (Hand  and  Power  operated). 5.  Pot  Mills. 6.  Extrudeds  or  Extrusion  Press. 7.Brick  Cutting  Tables. 8.  De-airing  Pug  Mill. 9.  Jigger  Jolley.
(1)  Air  Conditioning, Ice  Making  and Refrigeration
Equipments
1.  Beverage  Coolers. 2.  X-ray  Film Developing Tanks. 3.  Plate  Freezers. 4.  Freezers. 5.  Humidity  Chambers. 6.  Blood  Storage  Refrigerators. 7.  Air-conditioners  and  Refrigeration  controls  of
the  following:— (i)  Filters  and  Dryers, (ii)  Hard  Stamp  Fittings, (in)  Soleniod  Valves, (iv)  Shut-off  Valves, (v)  Relays. (vi)  Expansion  Valves, (vii)  Low  and  High  Pressure  Cut-Outs. (viii)  Thermostats  for  Refrigerators,  Room  Air- conditioners,  Package  Air-conditioners  and other  industrial  applications,
(ix)  Switches, (x)  Running  Capacitor.
8.  Dehumidifier  (Mechanical  type).
10.  Filter  Press  and  Pumps. 11.  Brick  and  Tile  Making  Machines. 12.  Agitators. 13.  Mixers. 14.  Dryers. (4) Chemical  and  pharmaceutical  Machinery  ex- cluding  equipment  made  of  karbate, tantalum and  titanium)
1.  Vessels  and  Tanks  or  Pans  including  Pressure Vessels  excluding  Reaction  Flasks,  Reaction Vessels  of  industrial  glass  of  100  litres  and above.
2.  End  Runners. 3.  Distillation  Stills  excluding  distillation  stills made  of  industrial  glass  with  dia.  6"  and  above.
4.  Crystallisers. 5.  Sterilisers. 6.  Neutralises. 7.  Tincture  Presses. 8.  Vacuum  Pans. 9.  Reaction  Stills.
10.  Rcsine  and  Turpentine  Plants. 11.  Evaporators  (Open  or  Vacuum  type). 12.  Autoclaves  or  Pressure  Vessels. 13.  Condensers  (Coil  and  Tubular  type)  excluding condensers  of  Stainless  Steel  of  AISI  316,  316 L quality  and  317  quality  or  of  Industrial  glass  for distillation  units  of  capacity  100 litres  and above.
(2)  Air  Pollution  and  Air  Control  equipment.
1.  Electrostatic  Precipitators  tor  all  applications. 2.  Cyclones  of  various  types  and  sizes. 3.  Mechanical  type  dust  collectors. 4.  Wet  type  dust  collectors. 5.  Centrifugal  fans  and  Axial  Flow  fans. 6.  Dust  Extraction  Plants. 7.  Conditioning  Towers. 8.  Multi  Cyclones- 9.  Wet  separators  and  ventury  scrabbers.
10.  Pneumatic  conveying  equipment. 11.  Hoods—all  types  including  open  and  closed
hoods  for  paper  machines  etc.
12.  Pocket  ventilation  system  for  distributing  dry-
ing  air  across  the  machines.
13.  High  Velocity  Hoods. 14.  Pulp  & Paper  Dryer. 15.  Air  Filters. 16.  Dryer  for  coating  machine.
14.  Agitators. 15.  Dryers. 16.  Heat  Exchangers  excluding  Heat  Exchanger made  of  Industrial  Glass  with  6"  column  dia- meter  and  above. 17.  Emulsifying  Machine. 18.  Kneaders. 19.  Sulphonation  vats. 20.  Tilting  Pans  Cap:  upto  100  gallons. 21.  Ball  Mills. 22.  Roller  Grinders  with  Granite  Rollers. 23.  Pill  or  Tablet  Making  Machine. 24.  Sifter  and  Mixer. 25.  Sieving  Machine. 26.  Drying  Chamber  for  drying  cotton. 27.  Drying  Chambers  for  materials  for  tablets. 28.  Still  with  Rectifying  Columns  excluding  glass
columns  of  6"  dia.  and  above.
(3)  Ceramic Machinery
1.  Automatic  brick  making  plant,  comprising  or roller  grinders,  box  feeder,  crusher  roller,  shaft pub  mill,  dearing  sugar,  edge  runner  mill,  brick cutting  machine,  clay  cleaner,  toggle  press,  and 29..  Mixing  Digestors. 30.  Deodorizer. 31.  Bottle  Filling  Machine  (automatic  in  as much at, filling  action  starts  automatically  when  the bottle  neck  touches  the  filler  head  and  stops automatically  when  the  bottle  is  filled  to  the proper  level).

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32.  Water  Purification  Plant. 33.  Complete  Plants  tor  industrial  spirit,  rectified
spirit  and  power  alcohol.
34.  Breweries. 35.  Sulphuric  Acid  Plants  upto  100  tons/day. 36.  Superphosphate  Plant  upto  240  tons/day. 37.  Resin  and  Turpentine  Plants. 38.  Tonne  containers  for  holding  liquid  chlorine and  liquified  gases  like  ammonia,  sulphar,  etc.
(5)  Dairy and  Poultry Farm  Appliances etc.
1.  All  types  of  insulated  and  uninsulated  milk 5.  Rotary  Oil  Mills/Ghani. 6.  Copra  Cutters. 7.  Oil  Refining  Plants/Vegetable  Ghee  Plants. 8.  Oil  Kohloos. 9.  Disintegrator. 10.  Decorticators. 11.  Reducers. 12.  Hydrogen  Cells. 13.  Oil  Coolers. 14.  Deodorizer. 15.  Bleacher  with  Condenser  and  Catch-all. 16.  Hydrogenating  Vessels. 17.  Autoclaves. 18.  Seed  Cleaner.
(7)  Paint  and  Varnish Machinery
and  cream  vats,  tanks. 2.  Milk  and  cream  pumps. 3.  Batch  Pasteurisers. 4.  H.T.S.T.  pasteurisers. 5.  Hand  bottle fillers and  washers. 6.  Milk  can  filling  unit. 7.  Bottle  capper  (hand). 8.  Calenders 9.  Automatic  curing  presses  (Babomatic  type
washing  machines.
10.  Cream  separators  upto  110  litres  capacity 1.  Ball  Mills  (with  wide  range  of  sizes). 2.  Edge  Runner. 3.  Varnish  Kettles  (pot  Cop.  35,  130  and  160 gallons  made  of  stainless  steel  or  aluminium).
(8)  Rice,  Dal  and  Flour Mill Machinery
(hand  driven). 11.  Rubber  sheeters
(power  driven),
1.  Flour  Mill  (Domestic  type  vertical  or  horizon-
tal).
2.  Rice  and  Flour  Mills  (combined)  Hand
Operated. 3.  Rice  Mills. 4.  Rice  Shelters. 5.  Rice Hullers  with  or without  Polishers. 6.  Disintegrators. 7.  Dal  Mills. 8.  Warai  Mills 24', 30" and  36". 9.  Rice  Flakes  Machinery.
10.  Paddy  Cleaner. 11.  Rice  Huller  Screen. 12.  Husk  Separator. 13.  Paddy  Separator. 14.  Rtee  Polisher. 15.  Bucket  Elevator. 16.  Rice  Mill  Machinery—capacity  1,  2  and  4
tonnes  per  hour.
(9)  Rugger Machinery
12.  Butter  churn  (hand  operated). 13.  Butter  worker  (table  type), 14.  Butter  trolleys. 15.  Combined  butter  chum  and  worker. 16.  Combined  steaming machines. 17.  Curd  knives  (Horizontal  and  vertical). 18.  Curd  milk  cheese  press. 19.  S.S.  Cheese  hoops- 20.  Steaming  table  with  steam  jets. 21.  Wash  up  tanks. 22.  Steam  sterilizing  chest  for  bottles. 23.  Ste;un  type  sterilizing  out-fit. 24.  Stainless  steel fittings. 25.  Milk  cans. 26.  Ice  cylinder  chambers  for  milk  cans. 27.  Road  and  rail  milk  tankers. 28.  Tubular  surface  coolers. 29.  Plate  coolers. 30.  Farm  bulk  milk  coolers. 31.  Ghee  kettles. 32.  Spray  drying  plants. 33.  Can  Washers.
1.  Mixing  Mills. 2.  Mixing  Machines. 3.  Extruding  Machine. 4.  Spreading  and  Doubling  Machine. 5.  Hydraulic  Steam  Heated  Press. 6.  Hydraulic  Press. 7.  Vulcanizers  (Horizontal  and  Vertical  types)
crawler  mounted  arc  wall.
(6)  Oil  Mill Machinery
1.  Oil  Expeilers. 2.  Baby  Oil  Expellers. 3.  Filter  Press  Pump. 4.  Filter  Presses
8.  Calenders. 9.  Automatic  curing  presses  (Bagomatic  type
automatic  presses).
10.  Steel  moulds  for  tyres  and  tubes. 11.  Rubber  shceters. 12.  Rubber  cracker  mills.

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3.  Economic  type  (Single  and  Double  pass) (10)  Soap  and  Cosmetic  Machinery
1.  Soap  Stamping  Machine. 2.  Soap  Cutting  Machine  (Slab  Cutter),
3.  Soap  Plant. 4.  Soap  Cooling  Frame.
5.  Soap  Boiling  Pan. 6.  Bar  and  Tablet  Machine  (standard  size). 7.  Machine  for  grinding  and  blending  of  face
powder.
8.  Snap  Kettles. 9.  Caustic  Soda  Lye  Tank.
10.  Plastic  Mixing  and  Kneading  Machine. 11.  Glycerine  Distillation  Plant.
12.  Toilet  and  Soap  Dryer.
13.  Tallow  Melting  Vats. 14.  Soap  Cnrteher.
(11),  Jute  Mill  Machinery
High  speed  silver  spinning  frame  (warp) 4.  Loco  boilers. 5.  Water  tube  boiler  including  power  boiler  upto
200  M.W.
6.  Package  type  boilers.
7.  Waste  heat  boilers  and  recovery  boilers.
Note.—(i)  "Boilers,  steam  pipes  and  fittlnes"  (as  defined in  the  Indian  Boilers  Act  and  Regulations)  not  conforming to  the  Indian  Boiler  RecnlBtions,  will  nut  be  permitted  to be  imported  unless  accompanied  by  a  certificate  from  the Chief  Inspector  of  Boilers  of  the  State  where  they  are  either to  be  used  or  to  be  imported  for  stock  and  sale  to  the  effect thHt  the  Central  Boilers  Board  has  permittee!  such  import. This  will  also  apply  in  respect  of  import  of  boiler  fiitingi against  General  description  licences  isnied  under  S  No.  36 (5)|II,  4(5)|[TI  and  65(5)V.
(ii)  In  all  other  cases  importer  shwJI  fumhta  a  cerritlcate from  a  recognised  Inspecting  Authority  in  the  coumry  of origin  of  the  products.  &j  per  Appendix  'C  ot  the  Indian Boiler  Regulations.  1950  to  the  effect  that  tho  noods  desired to  be  imported  conform  to  the  Indian  Boiler  Regulations. This  will  also  apply  in  respect  of  import  of  boiler  nUinKt against  general  description  licences  issued  under  S. Nos. 36(5)J II,  4(5)|III  and  65(5) |V.
(iii)  The  certificates  referred  to  in  the  precedina  puragraphi will  be  furnished  to  Customs  at  the  lime  of  clearance  of  the imported  coods.
(12)  Tea  Processing  Machinery
1.  Tea  Roller*.
2.  Multiple  Test  Rollers.
3.  Tea  Sorters.
4.  Tea  Stalk  Extractor  and  Grader.
5.  Green  Leaf  Sifter.
6.  Tea  Packers.
7.  Tea  Cutters,
8.  Tea  Breakers.
9.  Ball  Breakers.
10.  Trash  Plates.
11.  Tea  Cleaner.
12.  Tea  Dryers  and  CTC  (crushing,  tearing  and
curling  machinery).
13.  Tea  Dust  Machine.
(iv)  The  importers  should  also  inform  their  suppliers  of Boilers  and  the  flttinfis  that  they  should  guarantee  the  ful- filment  of  the  tests  prescribed  by  the  Chief  Inspector  of Boilers,  which  would  be  carried  out  after  installation,  nnd in  case  the  coodi  do  not  puss  the  tests  ihey  would  have  to be  re-exported  and  replacement  supplied  free  of  cost. (14)  Constructional  Machinery
1.  Crushers  of  aH  types/sizes  for  a)l  applications.
2.  Concrete  Mixers  of  all  tynes/sizes  for  all  appli-
cations
3.  Tar  Boilers.
4.  Asphalt  Mixers  only,
5.  Concrete  vibrators.
6.  Swing  Weigh  Batcher  (Single/double  bucket
type).
7.  Hot  mixed  plants/mixing  and  drying  units. 8.  Paver  Finishers. 9.  Prestrcssing  equipment. 10.  Pile  driving  equipment.
(15)  Coal  Mining  Machinery  and  Coal  Washing
14.  Green  Tea  Polisher
Plants
15.  Tea  Roaster.
16.  Multitubular  Air  Heaters.
17.  Multicellular  Air  Heaters.
18.  Tea  Leaf  Processing  Machines.
19.  Rootes  type  rotary  blowers.
(13)  Boiler  Industry
1.  Cornish  type  (with  dished  or  flat  ends).
2.  Vertical  Boiler  with  Gross  Water  Tube.
(1)  Coal  cutters  (shortwall,  longwall,  longwall/
shortwall  and  crawlar  counter  arc  wall),
(2)  Haulages  (Direct,  endless  and  reversible  end-
less)  up  to  200  KW.
(3)  Mine  Electric  Winder  (Drum  and  friction
type)  upto  2000  KW.
(4)  Safety  detaching  hooks  upto  7i  tons, (5)  Friction  wedge  type  rope  cappd  suitable  for
ropes  upto  1 y  dia.
(6)  Coal  Loader  (Capacity  in  coal  upto  5  tons
per  minute).
(7)  Mine  Locomotive  (capacity  upto  60  KW).

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(16)  Paper  and  Pulp  making  Plants
and/or  by  sections—from  15  tons/day  and above.
(for  Writing  and  Printing  paper)
1.  Small  Scale  Paper  Plants  upto  10  tons/day
(complete  and/or  by  sections).
2.  Large  Scale  Paper  making  plants  complete
3.  Brown  Stock  washing  system. 4.  Calender  Bowls. 5.  Fourdriner  wire  cloth. 6.  Paper  and  Pulp  Exhaust  hood
(17)  Paper  Conversion  Machinery
Any  size  from  4x8 cm.  to  26x36  c m.  output—500 bags per 1.  Flat and satchel paper bag making machine without printing
minute.
unit.
Any  size from  4x8  cm,  to  26x36  era.  output-^400 bags per 2.  Flat and  satchel paper  bag making machine with  two colour
minute.
printing unit.
Any  size from  5x14 cm,  to  50 x 75 cm.  output—400 baga per 3.  Flat and  satchel paper bag making machine without printing
minute.
unit.
Any  size from  5x14 cm.  to  50x75 cm.  output—360 bugs per 4.  Flat and  satchel paper bag making machine with  two colour
minute.
printing unit.
Any size from  10x20 cm.  to 36x56 cm.  output—100 baga per
5.  Carrier bag making machine.
minute.
Any  size from  5x8 c m.  to  26x36 c m.  output—1200 bags per
6.  Perforation out type bag making machine.
minute.
Any  size from  7x12 cm.  to  26x36 cm.  output—166 bags per
7.  Cellophane bag making machine without printing unit.
minute.
Any  size from  7x12  cm  to  26x36 cm.  output—125 bags per 8.  Cellophane bag making machine with two colour  rotogravure
minute.
printing unit.
Any size from  10x16 cm.  to 36x50 cm.  output—104 bags per
9.  Block bottom bag making machine,
minute.
Any  size from  5x10 cm.  to  42x60 cm.  output—104 bags per
10.  Polythene bag making machine with single colour printing unit. minute.
Any  size from  4x6  cm.  to  22x28 cm.  output—104 bags per
minute.
40  width  paper  output—75 to  300 ft.  per  minute.
11.  Small packet bag making machine without printing unit. 12.  Carbon paper  manufacturing machine. 13.  Machinery to  make  paper  cups  and  tumblers and  drinking
From  80 nos. per minute to  266 nos. per  minute.
straws and paper towels. 14.  Envelope making machina (18)  Food  Processing  and  canning  equipments:
cement  sheets  (plain  and  corrugated),  asbestos cement  pipes  and  pressure  pipes.
20.  Spray  painting  booths  and  spray  painting  guns. 21.  High  Temperature,  Liquid  and/or  Vapour phase  heating  generators  and  indirect  heating system.
Vegetable  de-hydration  plants,  Exhausters,  Cookers, Collers,  roasters,  slicers,  peelers,  fillers,  pea  podder bl anchors,  washers,  canning  lines,  dioers,  tanks  and pans,  working  tables,  autoclaves,  stirrcrs,  cooking kettles,  steam  jacketted  boiling  and  mixing  pans, sterilizers,  slaughter  housing  equipments,  mixers, evaporators,  vacuum  dryers,  vacuum  de-gassi"g  and dehundification  plants.
(19)  Miscellaneous  Items
22.  Industrial  Separators. 23.  Continuous  self  cleaning  Centrifuges. 24.  Marine  Gear  Boxes  upto  500  HP. 25.  Wagon  Tippler. 26.  Sewer  cleaning  machine. 27.  Tyre  Retreading  machinery. 28.  Stranding  machines. 29.  Conductor  compacting  equipment. 30.  Paper  covering  and  lapping  machines, 31.  Paper  Slitting  machines. 32.  Vacuum  Bright  Annealing  Plant. 33.  Rubber  Extruder  upto  90  m.m. 34.  Toilet  and  tooth  brush  tufting  machine. 35.  Paper  gummed  Tape  manufacturing  machinery. 36.  Carcass  utilisation  equipment.
37.  Industrial  filler  lubricators  and  presses  regu- 1.  Rock  drills  (30/60  lbs.}. 2.  Continuous  type  solvent  Extraction  Plants. 3.  Conveyors  and  Elevators. 4.  Demolition  tools. 5.  Core  Drilling  equipment. 6.  Well  Drilling  Rigs. 7.  Electric  core  drills. 8.  Laundry  Equipment. 9.  Dry  cleaning,  washing  machines  (washing machines.  Hydro-extractors  dry  cleaning machines,  steam  presses,  calendering  machines, dry  tumblers  etc.).
lators  used  for  pneumatic  appliances.
38.  Multimesh  disc  filters  (Spinneret  filters)  and
elements.
10.  Vacuum  coating  and  impregnating  plants. 11.  Electroplating  equipments. 12.  Feed  milling  plants. 13.  Industrial  separators,  centrifuges  and  clariflers. 14.  Element  type  of  industrial  filters 15.  The  stream-line filters. 16.  OH  purification  plants  and  vegetable  oil  re-
fining plants.
17.  Spray  dryers  for  food  and  chemicals. 18.  Industrial  oil  and  gas  burners  (for  boilers,
ovens  and  kilns  etc.).
19.  Asbestos  cement  product  plants  for  asbestos
39.  Fpoxy  mising  and  dearating  plants. 40.  Galvanising  baths  and  galvanising  kettles. 41.  Packctting  and  wrapping  machines. 42.  Vibrating  screens. 43.  Ferrous  and  non-ferrous  industrial  screens, 44  Perforated  woven  wire. 45.  Liners  such  as  sugar  centrifugal  liners. 46.  Coil  winding  machines, 47.  Foil  winding  machines.

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APPENDIX  36
List of items the Import of which will not be permitted against quota licences for SI. No. 79/V.
(a)  Equipments
1.  Diagnostic  X-ray  Equipment  upto  and  inclu-
sive  of  500  mA.  capacity.
2.  Single  channel  portable  cardiographs  and cardioscopes,  except  those  specifically  designed to  function  as  part  of  a  complete  intensive  care or  coronary  care  system.
3.  Ultra  violet  ray  lamps  (excluding  Kromayer
for  medical  treatment).
4.  Infra-red  Ray  Lamps  for  Medical  treatment.
24.  Tube  lamps  for  Illuminators  except  circular
types.
25.  Meters  such  as  kV,  mA,  mAs  and  Volt  meters and  parts  thereof  except  special  types  of  meters required  for  replacement  m  existing  equipment.
26.  Compensation  transformers  and  parts  thereof. 27.  Switches  and  parts  thereof  except  special  types of  switches  required  for  replacement  in  existing equipment.
28.  Knobs  (except  special  types  of  knobs  required for  replacement  in  existing  equipment)  and handles.
(b)  Parts and accessories as listed below
1.  High  Tension  Transformers  or  generators  up- to  and  inclusive  of  500  mA.  capacity  (except in  cases  where  these  are  imported  specifically as  replacements  of  a  defective  unit  previously imported).
2.  X-ray  Control  Unit  for  use  with  X-ray  high tension  transformers  upto  and  inclusive  of  500 mA.  capacity.
3.  Fluoroscopic  stands. 4.  Bucky  Table,  hand  or  motor  driven,  except those  having  trendelenburg  position  of  45  degree or  more  and  except  tables  for  Urology,  Neuro- logy,  Anglography;  and  Anglo  Cardiography.
5.  Tube  Stands,  X-ray  tubes  shield. 6.  Ceiling  mounted  Tube  Carriages  other  than those  with  electromagnetic  locking  arrange- ment.
7.  Cones  except  treatment  cones  for  therapy. 8.  Localizers  except  treatment  localizers  for
therapy.
9.  Collimators  other  than  motor-operated  colli-
mators.
10.  Manual  Cassette  Changers. 11.  X-ray  protection  screens,  barriers,  devices  and
aprons  except goggles and  hand gloves.
12.  Petrol  or  diesel  engine  driven  electrical  alterna-
tors  for  X-ray  equipment.
13.  X-ray  film  viewing  equipment  except  projec- tion  equipment  for  photo fluorographic and  cine radiographic films. 14.  Fluoroscopic  screens. 15.  Film  filing  cabinets. 16.  Barium  enema  equipment  and  electric  mixer. 17.  Film  markers. 18.  Angle  boards. 19.  Film  clips,  hangers. 20.  Film  developing  tanks  except  processing  units
for  35  mm,  70  mm  and  100 mm roll films. 21.  Dark  room  thermometers  and  floating  thermo-
meters.
22.  Drying  units  and  cabinets. 23.  Wet  film  rack.
29.  Dial  plates. 30.  Castors. 31.  Brackets. 32.  Mains  correction  Transformers. 33.  Hand  and  Foot  Switches. 34.  Tape  Recorders  except  medical  and  video-
recorder.
35.  Filament  and  auto  transformers  except  special
types  required  for  replacement.
36.  Transformer  Oil  except  special  type  of  cooling oil  having  a  specific  property  and  viscosity  re- quired  for  cooling  and  protecting  X-ray  tubes.
37.  Boosting  transformers. 38.  Lamination  for  the  transformers. 39.  Tube  head  covers  except  tube  housings  for  re-
placement  in  existing  equipment.
40.  Holders  and  supports. 41.  Hoses  except  high  voltage  types. 42.  Thermometers. 43.  Clamps. 44.  Pulleys. 45.  Pulley  Wires. 46.  Counter  Weights. 47.  Tube  Column  Rails. 48.  Rubber  stops  and  bushings. 49.  Head  and  shoulder  supports. 50.  Foot  rest. 51.  Cassettes  other  than  special  types  used  in  spot
film devices  and  serialographs.
52.  Protection  chairs, 53.  Film  viewers  except  special  types  used  in  cine
and  mass  miniature  radiography.
54.  High  frequency  Diathermy  apparatus. 55.  Electro  Surgical  Diathermy  apparatus. 56.  Operation  Threatre  Lamps. 57.  Round  winding  wires,  super  enamelled—all gauges  upto  45  gauge  including  double  cotton insulated  or  cotton  paper  insulated.
 
58.  Bakclite  rubes,  Insulation  tapes,  triaccfatc  foil. 59.  Stator  Cablei,

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60.  Protection  plates  used  in  conjunction  v\ith
screen  frames  and  spot  films  devices.
61.  Selenium  plates  and  Sillicon  Rectifier  plates.
62.  P.  V.  C.  Slccvings. 63.  Assorted  items  like  pins,  screws,  nuts,  washers,
lock  rings,  worm  screws  etc.
64.  Aluminium  filters.
65.  Mechanical  Hand  timers.
66.  Anode  Control  Devices.
67.  Wire  Rope  Assemblies.
68.  All  kinds  oi'  rubber  parts.
69.  Electrode  arms  with  extension  pieces.
70.  Rotary  switches  upto  8  positions  and  Toggle
switches  of  all  types,
71.  High  frequency  fuses  and  special  mini;Uure
fuse*.
72.  Focussed  lamps  except  for  use  in  collimatois, 73.  Rectifiers  used  in  diathermy  circuit1;. 74.  Protective  Aprons.
22  G  of  T/73—18.
75.  X-ray  tubes  and  accessories  of  l!ie  following
types:—
DSA  1  85/15
DSA  2  100/15 DRA  1  125/20/40 CBX  125/80  rSHTF.LD) CBX  *  (Cable) CBX  fr  (Cable) CBX  I  (Cable)
76.  Electro-cardiograph  paper  rolls. 77.  Heated  Stylus  paper. 78.  Head  Sensitive  paper. 7C>.  Thcrmo-graphic  paper. 80.  Thermo-coated  paper. 81.  Thermo-Sensitivc  paper. 82.  Coated  paper  for  Cardiogram.
83.  Coated  Paper  for  Medica]  diagnosis. 84.  Coated  Paper  for  Instrumentation. 85.  Plastic  coated  paper.
86.  Special  paper  for  cardiogram  or  chart. 87.  Adaptation  goggles.

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APPENDIX  37
[Section  II—SI.  No.  43(d)/IL]
LIST  I BANNED  TYPES  OF  VIR  CABLES  AND  WIRES List  of  Ylr  Insulated  cables, wires  and flexible cords  250/440  and  650/1100  volts grade  of  the  types given below,  upto  625  sq.  mm.  cross  section :
(a;  CABLES  AND  WIRES
1.  Single  core,  taped,  braided  and  compounded. 2.  Flat  twin,  taped,  braided  and  compounded. 3.  Single core, taped, braided  and compounded with
special  flame  resisting  compound.
4.  Single  core,  taped,  asbestos  braided  and  treated
with  special  fire  resisting  compound.
5.  Circular  twin/3-core  taped,  braided  and  com-
pounded.
6.  Single/Twin,  braided  and compounded  (weather-
proof).
7.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-core  tough  rub-
ber  sheathed.
8.  Flat  twin/flat  4-core  tough  rubber  sheathed. 9.  Flat  twin/flat  3-core  tough  rubber  sheathed
figure  l8'  shaped.
10.  Flat  twin  tough  rubber  sheathed  with  earth
continuity  conductor.
11.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-core  lead-alloy
sheathed.
12.  Flat  twin|flat  3-core lead-alloy  sheathed. 13.  Flat  twin/flat  3-core  lead-alloy  sheathed  with
earth  continuity  conductor.
14.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-corc  Single
wire  armoured  (left  bare).
15.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-corc  single 4.  Twin  3-core  unkinkable  domestic flexibles. 5.  Circular  twin/circular  3-core,  workshop flexible, taped  cotton  braided,  wax  impregnated  and braided  overall  with  fine  galvanised  steel  wires. 6.  Circular  twin/ circular  3-core,  workshop flexible taped  cotton  braided,  wax  impregnated,  galva- nised  steel  wire  armoured.
7.  Circular  twin/circular  3-core  tough  rubber sheathed  and  braided  with  fine  galvanised  steel wires.
(c)  VIR  Insulated  flexible  cables  of  250/440  and 650/1100  volt  grade  of  the  types  and  sizes  upto 400  sq.  mm.  given  below :•—
1.  Single/ circular  twin/circular  3-core,  taped
braided  and  compounded.
2.  Single/circular  twin/circular  3-core  tough  rub-
ber  sheathed.
3.  Single/circular  twin/circular  3-core/circular
4-core  tough  rubber  sheathed flexible.
4.  Single  dynamo  flexible,  taped,  braided  and
compounded.
LIST  H
BANNED  TYPES  OF  PLASTIC  INSULATED CABLES  AND  WIRES
List  of  Plastic  insulated  cables,  wires,  flexible
cords/cables 250/440  volts and 650/1100  volts grade
of  the  types given below:—
wire  armoured  (served)
16.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-core  lead-alloy
sheathed  single  wire  armoured  (left  bare).
17.  Single/Circular  twin/circular  3-core  lead-alloy sheathed  and  single  wire  armoured  (served).
18.  Single  Dynamo  flexible,  taped,  braided  and
compounded.
19.  Single  core  dynamo  flexible  cable.
20.  Single/Circular  twin/Circular  3-core/CircuIar
4-core  tough  rubber  sheathed flexible.
21.  Flat  twin/3-core  lead-alloy  sheathed  with  earth
continuity  conductor.
22.  Welding  cables  standard  and  special flexibility
upto  1000  sq.  mm.
(b)  FLEXIBLE  CORDS  (Cross-sectional  areas  of  the
core  being  upto  4  sq.  mm.)
1.  Twisted  twin/circular  twin,  glace  cotton  and
artificial  silk  braided  and  workshop  type.
2.  Twisted  3-core/circular  3-core  glace  cotton  and
artificial  silk  braided  and  workshop  type. 3.  Twin/3-core/4-core  tough  rubber  sheathed.
(a)  CABLES  AND  WIRES  upto  400  sq.  mm.
1.  Plastic  insulated  (ingle  core  cables. 2.  Plastic  insulated  and  sheathed  single  core/flat
twin/flat  three  core  cables.
3.  Plastic  insulated  and  sheathed  circular  twin/
three/four  core  cable*.
(b)  FLEXIBLE  CORDS/CABLES  upto  4  sq.  mm.
1.  Plastic  insulated,  twisted  twin  cords. 2.  Parallel  twin  cordi.
3.  Plastic  insulated  and  sheathed  twin/three/
four  core flexible cords.
LIST  IH
BANNED  TYPES  OF  PLASTIC  INSULATED CABLES  AND  WIRES  NIUM  SHEATHED ARMOURED  OR  UNARMOURED  CABLES
(i)  t.l  kv  tingle  core  cables. (ii)  1.1  kv  two  core  belted  cables, (iii)  1.1  kv  three  core  belted  cables. (iv)  1.1  kv  four  core  belted  cables  (Equal
 
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(v)  1.1  kv  four  core  belted  cables  (Reduced
neutral),
(vi)  1.1  kv  five  core  belted  cables  (four  core cables  with  an  additional  special  purpose core).
(vii)  1.1  kv  cables  for  signalling  or  control
purposes,
(viii)  1.9/3.3  kv  single  core  cables  for  earthed
systems,
(ix)  3.3  kv  single  core  cables  for  unearthed
systems,
(x)  1.9/3.3  kv  three  core  belted  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xi)  3.3  kv  three  core  belted  cables  for  un-
earthed  systems.
(xii)  3.8/6.6  kv  single  core  cables  for  earthed
systems.
(xiii)  6.6  kv  single  core  cables  for  unearthed
systems.
(xiv)  3.8/6.6  kv  three  core  belted  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xv)  6.6  kv  three  core  belted  cables  for  un-
earthed  systems.
(xvi)  6.35/11  kv  single  core  cables  for  earthed
systems.
(xvii)  6.35/11  kv  single  core  screened  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xviii)  11  kv  single  core  cables  for  unearthed
systems.
(xix)  11  kv  single  core  screened  cables  for  un-
earthed  systems.
(xx)  6.35/11  kv  three  core  belted  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xxi)  6.35/11  kv  three  core  screened  cables
for  earthed  systems.
(xxii)  11  kv three core belted  cables for unearthed
systems.
(xxiii)  11  kv  three  core  screened  cables  for  un-
earthed  systems.
(xxiv)  12.7/22  kv  single  core  screened  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xxv)  12.7/22  kv  three  core  screened  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xxvi)  12.7/22  kv  three  core  separately  lead
sheathed  cables  for  earthed  systems.
(xxvii)  19/35  kv  single  core  screened  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xxviii)  19/33  kv  three  core  screened  cables  for
earthed  systems.
(xxix)  19/33  kv  three  core  separately  lead
sheathed  cables  for  earthed  systems.
(xxx)  PVC/Plastic/lead  Sheathed  paper  insulat- ed/Mining  and  Trailing  cable*  upto 33  kv.
LIST  IV
BANNED  TYPES  OF  PLASTIC  INSULATED HEAVY  DUTY  TYPE  CABLES  ARMOURED  OK UN ARMOURED  TYPES  FOR  VOLTAGE  GRADE UPTO  AND  INCLUDING  6.6  kv
1.  Single  Core  Cables  and  Wires,  Sheathed  or
Unsheathed,  all  sizes.
2.  Two  Core  Cables  PVC  or  any  other  plastic
sheathed,  Flat  or  Circular.
3.  Three  Core  Cables  with  PVC  or  any  other
Plastic  Outersheath  upto  625  sq.  mm.
4.  Four Core Cables with PVC or any other Plastic
Outersheatb  upto  400  sq.  mm.
5.  Four  Core  Cables  (with  reduced  neutral)  with PVC  or  any  other  Plastic  Outersheath  upto 400  sq.  mm./240  sq.  mm.
6.  Multicore  Cables  upto  61  cores  and  conductor cross  section  upto  10  mm.  with  PVC  or  any other  Plastic  Outersheath.
7.  Three  [Core  (upto  625  sq.  mm)]  or  Four Core  (upto  400  sq.  mm.)  cables  with  an addi- tional  Conductor,  and  with  PVC  or  other Plastic  Outersheath.
8.  All  Cables  mentioned  in  1  to  7  above,  with
Jute  or  Hessian  serving.
9.  All  Cables  as  at  items  1  to  8  above,  with
armouring  of  non-magnetic  materials.
Id.  All  Cables  as  at  items  1 to  9  above,  with  con-
centric  neutral,
11.  Cables  having  metallic  sheathing. 12.  Weatherproof/House  Service-Ovet  Head  Ser-
vice  cables.
 
13.  Switchboard  Wiring  cables. 14.  Cables  for  Signalling  or  Control  purposes. 15.  Automobile  cables. 16.  Mining  cables. 17.  Trailing  cnHeR

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APPENDIX  38
IMPORT POLICY FOR RAW MATERIALS AND COMPONENTS  REQUIRED FOR  THE MANUFACTURE OF  RADIO  RECEIVERS, TRANSISTOR  RADIO  RECEIVERS, AMPLIFIERS, CAR  RADIOS,  MICRO- PHONES,  TAPE  RECORDERS  HEARING  ATDS,  T.V.  RECEIVERS,  RECORD  PLAYERS,  RECORD CHANOERS  AND  ELECTRONIC  DESK  CALCULATORS—APRIL,  1973—MARCH,  1974.
actual  user  licence! for  ihe  import  of  radio  coinpon- (A)  EXISTING  UNITS , . . , ,,  ,.  .  .  .  ..  ents.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the  value (i)  Valve  type  radio  receivers  transistor  radxo  calculated  at  a pack  value  of  Re.  0.25  c i.f.  per  radio receivers  including  low-pnccd  radio  receivers.  s e tj  b a s ed  on  ^^  a c t u a]  p r o d u c t i on  of  s u£h  r a d i os
Applications  from  the  existing  SSI.  units  manu-  during twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972  to  31st factoring  valve  type  radios,  transistor  radio  receivers,  March  1973  increased  by  50%  thereof  for  expau- including  cheap  radio  receivers  who  were  granted  s i on  Thc  licence  will  be  valid  for  the  import  of  the import licences in April  1971—March,  1972 or April,  following  components/materials  only, subject  to value 1972—March  1973  will  be  considered  for  grant  of  l i n l lt  indicated  against  each:—
Name  of  Components/Material!
SI. No.
1
2
Gang  Condensers  PVC of  size* 17 mm  and  less
1.
2. Gang  Condense™  PVC type for  AM/FM  radio  seti
3.
1
yalue  limit  upto  which  import Till  be  allowed  within  the  face value  of  the  licence.
3
Potentiometers  i.e. volume  controls  or  tone controls  (miniaturised  or  ilide)  with  or  without  swit- ches, ganged, dual  tandem,  push,  pull,  wire wound
4, Miniaturised  Push Band  Switches  (Parts  on'y)
FM  Tuners  and  IF  Modules  for  FM  radio  sets
5.
Tuning  Indicators  or level Indicators
6.
7. Miscellaneous  items vlt. lltz wire, high permeability  laminations, phosphor  bronze strips and  sheets, insulating  materials  including  melinex film, special  polishing  material,  wire thinner  than  44  SWG, Jacks and  Plugs,  Micro Crystalline  wax masking  tape  disc and  profiles  for printed  circuit  boards,
mould  releasing  agent,  protective  lacquer  for  aluminium  trim.  .
8.
50%
Acrylonitryl  butedin  styrene (ABS), Acrylic Plastic  Moulding  Powder, Acry'ic  sheets, Acetal  Copo- lymer, Copolymer  Styrene,  Polysulphone,  Nylon  moulding  powder  Epoxy  glass  copper  clad laminates,  Foil  for  hot  stamping,  stamping, foil,  overload  protection,  devices  and parts  thereof.
25%
NOTE.—Items  (1)  to  (6)  can  be  imported  as  complete  items  or  parts  thereof.
2.  Import  licences  for  radio  components/materials
issued  under  this  Policy  can  also  be  utilised  for-—
(i)  The  import  of  components  required  for  the servicing  of  radio  receivers,  upto  5%  of  the  face value  of  the  licence  within  the  overall  value  of  the licence.
(ii)  A  maximum  of  2  prototypes  (sample)  radios upto a maximum value of  Rs.  1,000/- within the over- all  face  value  of  the licence,
3.  The  applications  for  licences  should  also  be accompanied  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant or  of  the  concerned  State  Director  of  Industries,  in- dicating  the  number  of  radio  sets  produced  by  the Applicant  unit  during  12 months  from  1st  April  1972 to  31st March  1973.  The  certificate  should separately indicate the number  of  iet" produced  in  each category as  under:—
Statement  of  production  of  Radios—1-4-1972  to 31-3-1973.
Total
Single Band
Multi Band
Valve type  receivers
Transistor  Sets
•
TOTAL  . . ..
•
The  intimation  of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence (together  with  a  copy  of  the  above  statement  of  pro- duction)  should  be  endorsed  to  DC(SSI),  Nirman Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by  the  Licensing Authority.

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APPENDIX  IS—contd,
(ii)  Amplifiers
4.  Applications  lor import of  components/materials will  be  considered  from  existing  SSI uniti  manufac- turing  amplifiers  who were  granted  import  licences in April  1971—March  1972 or  April  1972—March 1973.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the value calculated  at  a  pack  value  of  Rs. 5.00  c.i.f.  per amplifier  based  on the actual  production  of  amplifiers durmg  twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972 to 31st March  1973 increased  by  50%  thereof  for  expan- sion.  The import  licences,  where  issued  will  be valid for  the import  of the following  components/materials only,  subject  to  the  value  limit  indicated  against each :—
Nam* of the components/materials
s.
>.
Nc
Value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within the face  value of the licence
3 1
I
1.
20% Valves  other  than  those  manufactured  by M/s.  Bharat  Electronics  L t d. as  given  In Annexure to this Appendix  . . ..
L Electrolytic  condensers  low  voltage  above 5000  M FD  of rating  above  50 V  .
3. Electrolytic  condensers  high  voltage  above 450 V
4. Vibrators  . . . . . ..
5. Potentiometers  /.",, volume  controls  or  tone controls  (miniaturised  or slide)  with  or  with- out  switches,  ganged,  dual, tandem,  pushpull, wire  wound  . . . . ..
50% 6. Transistors  having  dissipation  of  above 10 Watts  varactor  diodes,  field  effect transistors  . . ..
7. Laminations  high permeability, jacks and plugs and  parts  thereof,  insulating  materials  .
10%
5.  Import  licences  for  components/materials
issued  under  this  policy  will  also  be valid  for:—
(i)  the import  of  components  required  for the ser- vicing  of  amplifiers  upto  5%  of  the  face  value  ol the licence within the overall value of the licence ;
(ii)  a  maximum  of  2  prototypes  (samples)  ampli- fiers  upto  a maximum  value  of Rs. 1000/-  within the overall  face  value  of  the licence.
6.  The  application  for  licence  should  also  be ac- companied  by a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant or  of  the concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indi- cating the number of amplifiers  produced by the appli- cant  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972 to 31st  March  1973.  The certificate  should  separately indicate  the  number  of  amplifiers  produced  in  each category.
Statement  of  production  of  Ampli-
fiers—1-4-1972  to  31-3-1973
N a me  of Unit
Location
Category
Number
Valve  Amplifiers  . . ..
Transistorised  Amplifiers
TOTAL
The  intimation  of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence (together  with  a  copy  of  the above  statement  of pro- duction)  should  be  endorsed  to  DC(SSI),  Nirman Bhavan,  New Delhi  by the Licensing  Authority,
(iii)  Tape Recorders
7.  Applications  from  existing  small-scale  units, manufacturing  tape  recorders  who  were  granted import licences in April,  1971—March  1972 or April, 1972—March,  1973 will  be  considered  for  grant of actual  user  licences  for  the  import  of  components required  for  tape  recorders.  Import  licences  will be issued  for  the  value  calculated  at  a  pack  value of Rs.  40/- c.i.f. per tape recorder,  based on their  actual production  of  such  tape  recorders  during  12 months  from  1st  April  1972 to  31st March,  1973 subject  to the total  value  of  the licence  being  limited to  a  maximum  5000  tape  recorders  or  50%  of the approved  capacity  whichever  is  less.  The  licence will  be  valid  for  the  import  of  the  following com- ponents/materials  only,  subject  to  the  value  limit indicated  against  each :—
N a me  of the components/materials
s.
N<
Value  limit upto  which Import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  licence
2
3 1
1, ,  Items as allowed in the A . U.  Policy for ampli- fiers  with  percentage  restrictions  indicated therein  (Para. 4 above)  . . .. 5 0% (Aggregate)
2.
20%
5% 3. 4.
2 5% 5. 6. 7. 8.
Microphone  parts,  such  as  diaphragm, m u- metal  laminations,  winding  wire  thinner  than 44  S W G,  related  hardware,  microphone  cart- ridge Ceramic  capacitors  (sub-miniaturised)  . Record  heads,  play  b a ck  heads,  record/play back  heads,  erase  heads  or parts  thereof  such as  mu-metal  laminations,  a nd sheets,  berylium copperfoil Magnetic  tapes,  in  casette  or  cartidges Miniaturised  Push  Band  Switches  (Parts  only) Tuning  indicators  or level  indicators  . Motors  for Tape  recorders/component  parts thereof  including  ccntreless  bearings,  ground shafts,  commutator,  assembly,  governor  for speed  control  a nd parts  thereof,  mu-metal castings,  self  lubricating  bearings Tape  deck  mechanism  or parts  thereof Rubber  parts, plugs,  sockets  a nd e ar  phones
9. 10.
 
15%

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8.  Import  licences  for  tape  recoders  components/ materials  issued  under  this  policy  can  also  be  utilised for:—
(i)  the  import  of  components  required  for  the servicing  of  tape  recorders,  upto  5%  of  the face  value  of  the  licence  within  the  overall value  of  the  licence.
(ii)  a  maximum  of  2  prototypes  (samples)  tape recorders  upto  a  maximum  value  of Rs.  1000 within the face value of  th
9.  The  applications  for  licences  should  also  be accompanied  by  a  certificate  of  the  Chartered Accountant  or  of  the  concerned  State  Director  of  In- dustries,  indicating  the number  of  tape  recorders,  pro- duced  by  the  applicant  unit  during  12  months from  1st April  1972  to  31st  March  1973,  The  certifi- cate  should  separately  indicate  the  number  of  sets produced  in  each  category  as  under :—
Statement  of  production  of  Tape  Recorders—1^1-1972  to 31-3-1973
Name  of  Unit
Location
Category
Number
Valve  type  .
Transistorised  type
TOTAL  .
The  intimation  of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence (together  with  a  copy  of  the  above  statement  of production)  should  be  endorsed  to  DC (SSI),  Nirman Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by  the  Licensing  Authority.
3 1
2
3. Transistors  having dissipation  of  above  10  "1  n
watts,  varactor  diodes,  field  effect  L  •5U/4 t r a n s i s t o rs  . . . ..  J
4. Fcrrite and iron dust cores, not exceeding 25 mm in length  . . ..
5. Potentiometers  I.e.,  volume  controls  or tone  controls  (miniaturised  or  slide), with  or  without  switches,  ganged,  dual, tandtm,  pushpull,  wire  wound  .
•  35%
6. F.  M.  tuners  or parts  thereof
7._ High permeability laminations,  insulating
J
materials,  winding  wire,  thinner  than 44  SWG
11.  Import  licences  for  car  radio  components/ materials  issued  under  this  policy  can  also  be  utilisec for—
(i)  the  import  of  components  required  for  the servicing  of  car  radios,  upto  5%  of  the face  value  of  the  licence  within  the  overall value  of  the  licence;
(ii)  a  maximum  of  2  prototype  (samples)  car radios  upto  a  maximum  value  of  Rs,  100U within  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(iv)  Car Radios  {Valve  and  Transistorised type)
10.  Applications  for  import  of  components/ materials  will  be  considered  from  existing  SSI  units manufacturing  car  radios  who  were  granted  import licences  in April  1971—March  1972 or  April  1972— March  1973.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the value  calculated  at  a  pack  value  of  Rs.  15.00  c.i.f. per  car  radio  based  on  the  actual  production  of  car radios  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972  to 31st  March  1973  increased  by  100%  thereof  for expansion.  The  import  licences,  where  issued,  will  be valid  for  the  import  of  following  components/ materials,  only  subject  to  the  value  limit  indicated against  each:—
Name  of  components/materials
s.
Nc
Value limit upto which  import will  be  allowed within  the  face value  of  the
licence
3
2
Permeability  tunners  or  3  ganged  tuning
1.
condensers
Miniaturised  Push  Band  Switches  (parts  oi
oly)  .
2.
12.  The  applications  for  licences  should  also  be accompanied  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant or  of  the  concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indi- cating  the  number  of  car  radios  produced  by  the applicant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April 1972  to  31st  March  1973.  The  certificate  should separately  indicate  the number  of  car  radios  produced in  each  category  as  under :—
Statement  of  production  of  Car  Radios—1-4-1972  to  31-3-1973
Name  of  Unit
Location
Capacity  .
• Number
Transistorised  .
TOTAL
The  intimation  of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence (.together  witli  a  copy  of  the  above  statement  of  pro- duction)  should  be  endorsed  to  DC(SSI),  Nirman Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by  the  Licensing  Authority.
(v)  Microphones
 
13.  Applications  for  import  of  components/mate- rials  will  be  considered  from  existing  SSI units  manu- facturing  microphones  who  were  granted  import licences  in  April  1971—March  1972 or April  1972— March  1973.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the

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APPENDIX  38— contd.
value  calculated  at  a  pack  value  of  Rs.  3.00  c.i.f. per  microphone  based  on  the  actual  production  of microphones  duiing  twelve  months  from  1st  April 1972  to 31st March  1973 increased  by 50% thereof for  expansion.  The  import  licences  where  issued, will  be  valid  for  the  import  of  the  following com- ponents/materials  only:—
1.  Diaphragm  import  will  be  allowed  upto or  mylar  sheets  15% of  the face  value  of  the licence;
2.  Mu-metal  lamination;
3.  Winding  wire thinner  than 44  SWG.
14.  Import  licence*  for  microphone  components/ materials  issued  under  this  policy  can also  be utilised for—
(i)  import  of  components  required  for  the ser- vicing  of  microphones  upto  5%  of  the face  value  required  for  the  servicing  of microphones  upto  face  value  of  the  licence within  the overall  value  of the licence;
(ii)  a  maximum  of  2  prototypes  (sample)  micro- phone  upto  a  maximum  value  of  Rs. 500/- within the face  value of the licence.
15.  The applications  for licence  should  also  be ac- companied  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant or  the concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indicat- ing  the  number  of  microphones  produced  by  the applicant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April 1972  to  31st  March  1973.  The intimation  of  the issue  of  an  import  licence  (together  with  a  copy of the above statement of production)  should be endorsed to  DC(SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by  the Licensing  Authority.
(vi)  Hearing  Aids
16.  Applications  from  existing  SSI Units  manufac- turing  hearing  aids  who were  granted  import  licences in  April  1971—March  1972 or  April  1972—March 1973  will  be  considered  for  actual  user  licences  for import  of  components/materials  required  for  hearing aids.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the  value calculated  at a pack  value of Rs. 30.00 c.i.f. per hear- ing aid based  on the actual production  of hearing  aids during  twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972 to 31st March  1973 increased  by  50%  thereof  for  expan- sion.  The import  licence  will  be  valid  for  the im- port  of  the  following  components/materials  only subject  to  the  value  limits  indicated  therein:—
1.  Hearing  aid earphones.
2.  Desk  wired  earphones/headphones  for  group
equipment  for classes in Schools for the Deaf.
3.  Hearing  aid  microphones  (miniaturised).
4.  Bon  conductors.
5.  Headbands.
6.  Earmoulds  and earmould  attachments.
7.  Eartips,  special  tubing  for  eartips.
8.  Following  items  each  upto  15 per cent  of  face
value:—
(a)  Switches  and  parts  thereof  (miniaturised).
(b)  Volume  controls  and  parts  thereof  (minia- turised  or  slide)  with  or  without  switches. (e)  Potentioners  for  AVC or  peak  clipping  or
parts  thereof  (miniaturised).
9.  Following  items  each  upto  5  per  cent  of  face
value:—
(a)  Electrolytic  capacitors  low  voltage (SUD-
miniaturised).
(b)  Ceramic  capacitors  (sub-miniaturised).
(c)  UM  5  carbon  zinc  batteries,  or  mercury cadmium,  nickel  cadmium  batteries,  re- quired  for  hearing  aids.
(d)  Phosphor  bronze and berylium copper  wire/
strip/sheet.
(e)  Hardware,  foam  rubber  for  microphone
mountings.
10.  Miscellaneous  items  like  the  following  upto
a  total  face  value  limit  of  20  per  cent:—
Permaloy  strips,  laminates,  epoxy/phenolic copper  1 mm and under,  mash  for  micro- phones,  cord/cordage  contacts,  aluminium for  high  grade  anodizing,  special  lacquers, glues  and cements,  nylon  moulding  powder, A  B S powder.
17.  Import  licences  for  components/materials issued  for  the  manufacture  of  hearinfl  aids  under this  policy  can  also  be  utilised  for—
(i)  the  import  of  components  required  for the servicing  of  hearing  aids  upto  5  per  cent of  the face  value  of  the licence  within the overall  face  value;
(ii)  a maximum  of 2 prototypes  (samples)  hear- ing  aids  upto  a  maximum  value  of Rs.  1,000/-  within  the  face  value  of  the licence.
18.  The  applications  for  licences  should  also  be accompanied  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Account- ant  or  of  the concerned  State  Director  of  Industries indicating  the  number  of  hearing  aids  produced  by the  applicant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st April  1972 to  31st  March  1973.  The  intimation of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence  (together  with  a copy  of  the  above  statement  of  production)  should be  endorsed  to DC(SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New Delhi by  the Licensing  Authority.

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APPENDIX  Sl—amtd.
(vii)  T. V. Receivers
statement  of  production)  should  be  endorsed  to DC (SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New Delhi  by the Licen- sing  Authority. (viii)  Record Players
19.  Application*  from  the  existing  S.S.I.  Units manufacturing  T.V.  receivers,  who were  granted im- port  licences  in  April  1971—March  1972 or  April 1972—March  1973 will  be  considered  for  grant  of actual  user  licences  for  the  import  of  components/ materials.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the value  calculated  at  a  pack  value  of  Rs.  60/-  ci.f. per  T.V.  receiver  based  on  their  actual  production of  such  receivers  during  twelve  months  from  1st April,  1972 to  31st March,  1973.  The licence  will be  valid  for  the import  of  the following  components/ materials  only  subject  to  the  value  limit  indicated against  each :—
21.  Applications  from  the  existing  S.S.I,  units manufacturing  record  players,  who were  granted im- port  licences  in  April  1971—March  1972 or  April 1972—March  1973  will  be  considered  for  grant  of actual  users  licences  for  import  of  components/ materials.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  for  the value  calculated  at a pack  value of Rs. 10/- c.i.f. per record  player  based  on  their  actual  production  of such  players  during  12  months  from  1st  April  1972 to  31st  March,  1973.  The  import  licences  where issued,  will  be valid  for  import  of the following com- ponents/materials  only :—
Name of  components/materials
s.
i.
No
DC  mini-motors  (Fractional H.P.)
N.B.—The  unit  may  be  given  import  licence  upto  50%
of  the  approved  capacity.
Value limit upto which import will  be
allowed within the  face valuo of  the licence
1
3
2
1. Detection  Coil
2. Linearity  Coil
3. EHT  transformers
22.  The applications  for  licences  should  be accom- panied, by a certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant  or of the  concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indicat- ing  the  number  of  record  players  produced  by the applicant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April 1972  to  31st  March  1973.  The  intimation  of  the issue  of  an  import  licence  (together  with  a  copy of the  above  statement  of  production)  should  be  en- dorsed  to  DC(SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by the  Licensing  Authority,
4. EHT  Sockets
(ix)  Record Changers
5. Electronic  valves other  than  those  manufactured by  M/s. BEL given in Annexure
Ceramic Valve Bases
6. 7. Core  Looking Compound  . . ..
8.
25%
Very  high  voltage  transistors  (Vceo  and  Vebo above  300 volts)
9. Special  type  of  diodes  including  Varactors diodes
Field-effect  Transistors
10.
Integrated  Circuits
11.
25%
Driver  Transformer
12.
Input  RF Voltage core
23.  Applications  for  import  of  components/mate- rials  will  be  considered  from  existing  S.S.I,  units manufacturing  record  changers,  who  were  granted Import  licences  in April  1971—March  1972 or  April 1972—March  1973. Import  licences  will  be  issued for  the value  calculated  at  a  pack  value  of  Rs. 18/- c.i.f.  per record  changer  based  on the actual  produc- tion  of  such  record  changers  during  12 months  from 1st  April  1972 to  31st  March,  1973.  The  import licences,  where  issued,  will  be  valid  for  the  import of  the following  components/materials  only:—
13. 14. Special Resistors of Voltage 1000 and above
ZTC  Ceramic Condensera  . . .. High  Voltage capacitors above 450 Volt  .
15. 16.
Feed-through  capacitors  . . ..
17.
18. Special  mica  and  ceramic  capacitors  of  voltage above  1500  Volts
1.  DC  mini-motors  (Fractional  H.P.) 2.  Gear  Assembly. 3.  Lever  Switches. 4.  Automatic  Trip-off  Switches.
Voltage  Dependent Resistors  . . ..
19.
N.B.—The  unit  may  be  civen  import  licence  upto  50%
of  the  approved  capacity.
V HF  Ferrite Cores
20. 21. Tuners  (parts  only)
25%
Special  hardwares (other  than  banned  items)
22.
5%
20.  The applications  for  licences  should  be accom- panied  by a certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant  or of the  concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indicating the  number  of  T.V. receivers  produced  by the appli- cant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April  1972 to  31st March  1973.  l'he intimation  of  the issue of an  import  licence  (together  with  a  copy  of  the above
24.  The applications  for  licences  should  be accom- panied  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accountant  or of  the concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indicat- ing  the  number  of  record  changers  produced  by the applicant  unit  during  twelve  months  from  1st  April 1972  to  31st  March  1973.  The  intimation  of  the issue  of  an  import  licence  (together  with  a  copy of the  above  statement  of  production)  should  be  en- dorsed  to  DC(SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New Delhi  by the  Licensing  Authority.

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APPENDIX  3X—condd.
(x)  Electronic  desk  calculators
25.  Applications  for  import  of  components/mate- rials  will  be  considered  from  existing  S.S.I,  units manufacturing  electronic  desk  calculators,  who were  granted  import  licences  in  April  1971—March 1972  or  April  1972—March  1973.  Import  licences will  be  issued  for  the  value  calculated  at  a  pack value  of  Rs.  400  c.i.f.  per  calculator  based  on  the actual  production  of  such  electronic  desk  calculators during  12  months  from  1st  April,  1972  to  31st March,  1973.  The  import  licences,  where  issued, will  be  valid  for  the  import  ot  the  following  com- ponents/materials  only  subject  to  the  value  limit indicated  against  each  :—
1 Key Boards (or parts thereof" such  as  magnetic  or  reed switches).
Value ol individual items not to  exceed  60% of  the  fact value  of  the  licence  for items  1 to 3.
3. 4.
5%
Display  devices. ICs ^including LSI/MSI). Special hardware (olher than banned items).
Note—For  more  sophisticated  types,  like  programmable  cal- culators,  the  cases  may  be  referred  to  the  Department of  Llcctronics  for  consideration  on  individual  merit.
26.  The  applications  for  licences  should  be  accom- panied  by  a  certificate  of  charter  Accountant  or  of the  concerned  State  Director  of  Industries  indicating the  number  of  electronic  desk  calculators  produced by  the  applicant  unit  during  twelve  month  from  1st April  1972  to  31st  March  1973.  The  intimation  of the  issue  ol  an  import  licence  (together  with  a  copy  of the  above  statement  of  production)  should  be  endors- ed  to  DC (.SSI),  Nirman  Bhavan,  New  Delhi  by  the Licensing  Authority.
27.  Applications  for  import  licences  under  this policy  should  be  made  to  the  regional  licensing authority  concerned  in  the  prescribed  form  and manner.  The  existing  units  i.e.  those  who  have obtained  import  licences  for  the  period  April  19 71 — March  1972  or  April  1972—March  1973  should make  applications  direct  to  the  licensing  authorities concerned,  after  utilising  the  previous  set  of  licences for  raw  materials,  components  and  spares to  the  extent of  90  per  cent  by  way  of  opening  Letter  of  Credit or  60  per  cent  by  way  of  actual  importation  or  70 per  cent  by  way  of  shipment.  The  applications should  be  accompanied  by  the  evidence  showing  uti- lisation  of  the  previous  set  of  licences  in  the  form  of o  iginal  or  photostat  of  the  Exchange  Control  or Customs  copy  of  the  licence(s)  as  the  case  may  be.
tB)  NEW  UNITS
28.  Applications  for  grant  of  import  licences  for die  import  of  electronic  components/materials  as  are permissible  to  the  existing  units  under  the  provisions of  this  policy  will  also  be  considered  from  new  small scale  units  who  want  to  set  up  production  of  valve type  radio  receivers,  transistor  radio  receivers  in- eluding  low  priced  radio  receivers,  amplifiers,  car radios,  microphones,  hearing  aids.,  T.V.  recei- vers,  record  players,  Record  engagers  and Electronic  Desk  calculators.  The  applications from  such  units  alongwith  statements  showing the  production  during  1972-73,  if  any,  as  indicated in  paras.  3,  6,  9,  12,  15,  18,  20,  22,  24  and  26 above  should  be  submitted  to  the  concerned  State Director  of  Industries.  Import  licences  will  be  issued on  the  basis  of  the  recommendation  of  the  Director of  Industries.  In  the  case  of  Amplifiers,  Tape  Re- corders,  Car  radios.  Microphones,  Hearing  aids,  T.V, receivers,  Record  players,  Record  changers  and  Elec- tronic  Desk  calculators, import  licences  will  be  issued only  after  the  schemes  duly  recommended  by  the Director  of  Industries,  have  been  approved  by  the Development  Commissioner,  Small  Scale  Industries, New  Delhi.
The  intimation  of  the  issue  of  an  import  licence (together  with  a  copy  of  the  statement  regarding  pro- duction,  if  any,  during  J 972-73  of  the  unit)  should be  endorsed  to  the  DC(SSI)  Nirman  Bhavan,  New Delhi  by  the  Licensing  authority.
Requests  for  approval  of  new  schemes  and/ or  import  licences  from  new  units  in  small  scale  sector for  manufacturing  devices  other  than  the  10  devices mentioned  above  will  also  be  considered.  Such schemes/requests  should  be  submitted  to  the  con- cerned  State  Director  of  Industries.  Import  licences will  be  issued  after  the  schemes/requests  duly  recom- mended  by  the  State  Director  of  Industries  have  been approved  by  ihe  DC(SSI)  New  Delhi  in  consultation with  the  Department  of  Electronics,  New  Delhi  to whom  also  a  copy  of  the  scheme/request  should  be sent.
(C)  FACE  VALUE  RESTRICTION
30.  No  face  value  restriction  shall  apply,  if  the total  value  of  the  licence  does  not  ex  cced  Rs.  5,000, for  all  items  in  Appendix  38,  except  in  the  case  of S,  No.  7  for  Radios  and  S.  No.  10  for  Hearing  aids.

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ANNEXURE  TO  APPENDIX  38
List of valves manufactured  by M/s. Bharat Electronics  Ltd.,  Bangalore
BEL  TYPE  No.
BEL  TYPE N,J.
C3  m
DY  802                                           UM  84
E88  CC                                           UY  85
EB  91                                            12 AT  7WA
EBC  81                                           5651
EBF  83                                           5651  WA
EBF  89                                           5654
EC  81                                            5725
EOC81                                             5726
ECC  82                                           5751
ECC  83                                           5814A
ECC  83M                                          CV  133
ECC  88                                           CV  138
ECC  85                                           CV  HO
ECC  85M                                          CV  283
ECF  802                                          CV  287
ECH  81                                           CV  391
ECH  83                                           CV  3

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APPENDIX  39
(Section  I—para  66 j
List of items, the import of which is allowed through S.T.C. from Rupee Area
For  stock  and  sale purpose
1.  Photographic  sensitised  materials  including  ama- teur  roll  films,  sheet  films  and  cut films.
2.  Cinematographic  films  (raw). 3.  Ball  roller  and  taper  bearings  other  than  those mentioned  in  Appendix  14  to  this  Red  Book.
4.  Machine  tools. 5.  Cutting,  measuring  and  pneumatic  tools  and precision  instruments.
6.  Printing  machinery. 7.  Laboratory  Chemicals. 8.  Tyres  and  Tubes  for  tractors. 9.  Tractors  and  parts  thereof.
3.  Ammonium  sulphate. 4.  Photo  chemicals. 5.  Electric  and  Electronic  instruments  and  com- ponents.
6.  Laboratory,  Scientific  and  optical  instruments and  apparatus.
7.  Material  testing  and  metal  testing  machines. 8.  Medical,  Dental,  veterinary  instruments  and apparatus  and  surgical  equipment.
9.  Pharmaceutical  intermediates,
10.  Agricultural  machinery.
11.  Cinematographic  and  studio  equipment. 12.  Abrasives.
For  distribution to  actual users
1.  Newsprint. 2.  Various  kinds  of  paper  for  industrial  use.
13.  Precision  and  measuring  tools. 14.  High  Pressure  Gas  cylinders. 15.  Potassium  ferro-cyanide.

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APPENDIX  40
List of  components,  the import  of  which  will  not be allowed unless specifically  recommended  by sponsoring  authorities according to approved  manufacturing  programmes  and cleared  from  indigenous angle
SI. No. and Part of the
Description
ITC Schedule
PART I
17(0
Iron  and steel valves other  than  cast  iron foot  valvei above 300 mm dia.
Seamless carbon  steel pipes and tubes of the  following  sizes :—
17(")(/)  •
Category  Outside diameters  Thickness
(a)  Hot finished                115 mm to 165 mm               5 mm to 15 mm
(6)  Cold  drawn                  90 mm to 140 mm               4 mm to 10 mm

Pipes or tubes  flexible, for passing gas or fluid under pressure and telescopic flush pipes.
iwi)
22  .
High  tensile and alloy steel  bolts, nuts, studs, screws and rivets.
Nails and washers.
25(rf)
38-A
Industrial  roller  chains  including  automobile  timing  chains/driving  chains and transmission  chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex, of permissible sizes as indicated  against S. No. 38-A/l hi Section II,
Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas or fluid under  pressure other  than those  used in air-conditioning Wiv)
and  refrigeration  industry  and instruments  and medical  appliances  and  generator  cooling.
46(c)
Bronze flexible pipes or tubes for passing gas or fluid under pressure.
57  . .. Coil springs of non-ferrous  metals.
PART  II
9(c)    .    .    ..       Grinding media steel balls.
9(g)    .    .    ..       Rollers/needle rollers of the following  sizes :—

Diameter
Length
1.48  mm to 1.6 mm  8.8  mm to 12 mm 1.90  mm to 2.54 mm  8.8  mm to 20.06 mm 2.90 mm to 3.22 mm  9.0 mm to 32.80 mm 4.60 mm to 4.90 mm  24  mm to 35.5 mm 5.40  mm to 5.60 mm  18  mm to 32 mm 1.48  mm to 4.1 mm  4.6  mm to 32.80 mm 4,60 mm to 5.1 mm  7.6  mm to 51.00  mm 6.90  mm to 8.1 mm  6.8  mm to 84.00 mm 5.90 mm to 6.4 mm  5.8  mm to 51.00 mm
Oilite Bushes.
16(6)
Ball,  roller,  tapered  roller  bearings  and noodle  roller  bearings/needle  bushes  specified  in Appendix  14 whether •19  .
standard  or extra  precision  or heavy  duty.
Diesel engines as a sub-assembly  of main  equipment.
30(7Me)  .
Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines of the types (excluding automobile  units), as a sub-assembly  of main  equip- 31  .
TTH^Ti t L L l t l l L.
31-A
Petrol, Gas and Kerosene engines of road  vehicular  type as a sub-assembly  of main  equipment.
Polishing  bobs and wheels, scratch  brushes and securing  brushes for polishing machines.
34-A
Felt  sheets and discs for Jute  Machinery.
36  .
37(2)
(1) Loom Swords. (2) Box fronts. (3) Roving steadiers. (4) Beam flanges. (5) Cop Loaders. (6) Wire Healds.

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APPENDIX  40—Lontd.
SI. No. and  Part of the ITC Schedule
Description
PART  II—contd.
37(2)—contd.
(7) Camb net. (8) Reeds. (9) Card/gill pins
(10) Calendar Bowls. (11)  Fabricated  steel  Beam flanges. (12) Sliver  Can  Accessories. (13) Broad  Loom  Accessories and  parts (14) Sliver cans. (15) Shuttle covers. (16) Swell spring. (17) Felt  Bobs. (18) Component  parts  of jute  bobbins. (19) Plantree rollers.
39(o)
,  Indicating  Switch  Board  and  Controller  Mounting  instruments  (Power  Factor  Meters)  Recording instruments, (Permanent fixing recording  Voltmeter,  Ammeters,  Wattmeters, Maximum  Demand  Meters), Instruments  Transformers.
39(A)(/)
Portable Instruments (Portable moving  coil  and  moving  iron,  Power  Factor  Meters),  Ohmeters-Cap"city Meters, Wheat  stone  Bridge, Fault  Locating  Sets,  Potentiometers,  Time  switches,  O.P.O.  Detectors, Standard  Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Resistance  Boxes  and  Galvanometers  for  use  with instruments.
39(6)(/H)
39(c)
.  Thermocouples and  pyrometer. .  Component  parts  of  Industrial  and  street  light  fittings  and  flood  lights,  electrical  wiring  acccssorici, bell  wiring  accessories  (excluding  wire  and  bi-metal  strip and phosphor bronze strip and  wire and load  glass  tubing  and  components  of  fluorescent  tube  starters  other  than  can).
42(c)
.  Electric  motor  starters.
42(e) 42(/)  . 42fc)
42(A)(/)  .
.  Metal clad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuse  units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut-outs. .  Air  and  oil  circuit  breakers  upto  660 volts  and  cubicles  and  'panels'  incorporating  these. .  Oil  and  Minimum  oil  circuit  breakers  above  660V  and  upto  11 KV,  350  MVA  capacity. ,  Power capacitors  of  33 KV and  below. .  HRC  Fuses  of 440 and  660 volts of current  rating upto  830 amp. and  below (except those suitable for  rectifiers, 42(A)(")  .
capacitors and voltage  transformers).
43(c)
45(6)
.  Flexible metallic tubes designed  as part  of electric transmission  system. .  Metal clad  or  otherwise clad  switches excluding  switches falling  under  S.No.  39/11, switch fuse  units and  metals (or otherwise clad) cut-outs.
47  ..
.  Electrical earthenware and  porcelain.
250(6)
290  .
.  Miniature  bulbs for  surgical  and  medical  equipment. .  Condensers, resistances, potentiometers, volume controls, tone controls, val- e sackets,  grid  caps, plugs chokes, fuses  and terminal blocks.
299  . 301
309(c)
.  Component  parts of carriages and  carts. .  Component  parts of cycles. .  (I) Gramophone motors  and  parts.
309(rf)
(2) Sound  boxes and  parts. (3) Automatic  brakes and  parts. Pick-up tone arms.
PART  V
65(5)(WO,  78f/v)  & 92(n)  Components  of moving coil  meter such as magnets, jewels,  laminations,  castings,  dials,  needles  and  other pressed  components.
Magnetic-Electric  Instruments. Electronic  Instruments. Ferrodynamic  Instruments. Primary  Instruments, Electronic Controller  & Accessories. Panels & Control  Desko, Pneumatic Instruments. Miscellaneous items like Orifice  Platen etc. Dial Thermometers. Temperature  Recorder!.

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APPENDIX  40—contd.
SI. No. and Part of the ITC  Schedule
Description
PARTV—contd. 65(5(w). 78
(Ix) &.  92(n)—contd.
Dial Thermostats. Air Operated  Indicating  & Recording Controllers. Transformer  Temperature  Controllers. Electric Contact  Recording  Controllers. Transmitters. Thermo-hygrographs. Pressure  Recorders. Level Indicators. Thermocouples. V.P. Thermometers. M.S. Thermometers. Diaphragm  gauge. Hydraulic gauge. Recorder. Pyrometer. Draught  gauge. Gauge Tester. Dead  Weight  Teiter. Receiver Gauge. Bi-metal  Thermometer, Resistance  Thermometer. Transmitters (Pneumatic & Electrio-Pneumatic). Controllers (Miniature & Conventional). Recorders (Miniature & Conventional). Indicators (Miniature & Conventional). Relays for comoutlng ratio  square root extraction  and  Integrators. Process Programmers and Cycle Timers. Flow Meters, (Mechanical, Electrical, Open Channel & Ring Balance). Venturi Tube. Orifice place. Reading Instruments  (Indicator,  Recorder  & Integrator). CO2 Meters (Electrical. Mechanical, Portable & Filters). 1000 Pressure Indicators including Draught  Indicators  & Recorders). Series 35 Regulators. 2010  Transmitter. 3000 Control System. 546 Recorder. 197 Potentiometer (AC-2000). AC-600 Pressure Switch. Variable Area Flow  Meters. Accessories to the Pneumatic Control Syltem. Temperature Indicator  192 x 96  mm size. Temperature Indicator 98 x 62 mm. Chopper Bar Temp. Controller  192  x  90 mm (Medin). Electronic  Controller  192 x 96 mm (Indln). Chopper Bar Temp. Recorder  192 x 88 mm. Thermocouple Angle Type. Thermocouple Straight type. Partial Radiation  PyrometerQT 65.01) (Pyropto). Partial Radiation Pyrometer (IT 65.02). Partial Radiation  Pyrometer (IT 65.01 A). Partial Radiation  Pyrometer  (IT 65.02A). Portable Temperature Indicator (Thats). Pressurestats. Densitometors,  vapour  factometers,  gas  chromotographs  and  components  thereof. Binos prism. Compass  prismatic liquid. Monocular. Bubbles all types  Including  circular  bubbles. All types  of  dial thermometers including  dial thermometers  of  the types  of  mercury  in  steel ^vapour  pres- sure  and distances reading. Jewel and jewel bearings. Polrimoter. Bomb  calorimeter. Carbon  and  sulphur  determinator  apparatus. Rapid  moister  testers. Components  for  Aerosol containers  and  pressure  packs. Binocular  Prismatic. Micro  film  reader. Abbe  Refraotometer,
Leather  shaving blades. Industrial  knives. Automatic electrical  control  switches.
65(S)(/H)  . 65(5)(/v)  .  .  . 66  . ..

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APPENDIX  40—concld.
SI. No. and  Part  of the
Description
ITC Schedule
PART  K—concld.
78(fl) 78(W) 78(w/O  .
Component  parts of Electric cooking ranges and electric cooker  all typos. Rectifiers  and  battery chargers and component  parts  thereof. Component  parts of Household  electric machines and appliances,  all  sorts  n.o.s. such  as  Vacuum  Cleaners, Washing  Machines,  Hair  Dyers,  Shavers,  Hair  Clippers,  Food/Drink/Juice  Mixers, Extractors,  Water Heaters,  Room  Heaters,  Electric  Irons,  Electric  Kettles,  Percolators,  Hot  Plates,  Boiling  Plates,  Coffee Grinders  and  the like.
79  .
1,  Round  Winding  Wires,  super  enamelled—all  gauges  upto  45  gauges  including  double  cotton  insulated  or cotton  paper  insulated.
2.  Bakcllte tubes, insulation  tapes, triacetate  foil. 3.  Stator Cables. 4.  Protection plates used in conjunction  with screen  frames  and spot film devices. 5.  Selenium plates and  silicon  rectified  plates. 6.  P.V.C. Sleevings. 7.  Assorted  items like Pin screws, nuts, washers,
lock rings, worm screws etc.
8.  Aluminium filters. 9.  Mechanical Hand  timers.
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 positions and Toggle switches of all types. 15.  High frequency  fuses  and special  miniature  fuses. 16.  Focussed  lamps. 17.  Rectifiers  used in diathermy  circuits. 18.  Protective Aprons. 19.  Fluorescent Screens. 20.  Intensifying  Screens. 21.  Cassetes. 22.  X-ray tubes and accessories of the following  types  :—
DSA  1  85/15 DSA  2  100/25 DRA  1  125/20/40 SHX  1  125/80  (SHIELD) CBX  1/4  (cable) CBX  1/8  (cable) CBX  1/6  (cable)
23.  Electro-cardiograph  paper  rolls. 24.  Heated  Stylus paper. 25.  Head  Sensitive paper, 26.  Thormo-graphic  paper. 27.  Thermo-coated  paper. 28,  Thermo-Sensltive  paper. 29.  Coated  paper for  Cardiogram. 30.  Coated paper for  medical  diagnosis. 31.  Coated paper for  Instrumentation. 32,  Plastic coated paper. 33.  Speciality paper for cardiogram  or chart. 34.  Adaptation goggles. Items mentioned  In Appendix  6.
93-94(
PART VI
(1)  Permanent  Magnetic chucks—all types, (ii)  Collets, Feed fingers and  Collet chucks,
(iii)  Quick change drill chucks, (iv)  Jigs and fixtures,
(v)  Rotary table for  milling machines, (vi)  Tapping  attachment, (vii)  Copy turning attachments for lathes. [viii)  Relieving attachments. 1
NOTES  : (1)  The  components not included in this Appendix and  the  import  of which  is not  specifically  allowed  will  not  normally be  permitted  for  Import.  However,  such  components  will be allowed  for  import  if specifically  recommended  by the sponsoring authorities according to approved manufacturing  programmes and  cleared  from  indigenous  angle.
•(2)  Import  of  ball, roller, tapered  roller bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes of restricted  category  mentioned in  Appendix 14(l)(b), 14(2)(b),14(3)(W,14(4)(b),I4(5)(b)114(6)(b),  and 14(7)(b) will beallowed  to actual users  in the small scale  sector upto 10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/-whichever  is less.  Within  this value, banned  type§ of ball, roller, tapered  roller bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes mentioned in  Appendix 14(l)(a),  14(2)(a), 14(3)(a),  14(4)(a), 14(5)(a), 14(6)(a)  and  14(7)(a) will be allowed for  import  only on  the specific  recommendation  from the sponsoring  authority concerned  according to  approved  manufacturing  programme  after  getting  clearance  from indigenousjangle  from  the  DGTD.

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APPENDIX  41
(Section  (—Para  55)
Import  Licensing  Policy  for  Iron  &  Steel  items  and  Ferro  Alloys for  the  licensing  period  April,  1973 —
March  1974
Applications  for  import  of  Steel  and Ferro  Alloys will  be  considered  from  Actual  Users  only.  For canalised  items  bulk  import  licences  will  be  issued to  the  canalising  agencies  who  will  supply  material to  actual  users  against  release  orders.
2.  The  detailed  import  policy  in  respect  of  items of  steel  and  ferro  alloys  is  contained  in  Schedules A t o E.
3.  Items  other  than  those  specified  in  the  policy will  not  ordinarily  be  permitted  for  import  unless specifically  cleared  by the Ministry  of Steel and  Mines (Department  of  Steel).  Requests  in  this  regard  will be  considered  only  when  supported  by  essentiality certificates  from  the  sponsoring  authorities  and  non- availability  certificates  from  the  likely  indigenous producers.
4.  In  the  Policy  wherever  "firm  order"  has  been specified  it means  an  order  placed  on  one  or  more  of the  domestic  producers,  provided  that  the  total  does not  fall  short  of  the  specified  quantum  supported  by irrevocable  letter(s)  of  credit  valid  for  a  period  of 180  days  from  the  date  of  placement  of  such  order.
For  items  which  are  covered  by  JPC/SPC  distri- bution/priority  allocation  procedures,  it  will  not  be necessary  to  have  irrevocable  letters  of  credit,  but the  applications  should  be  supported  by  evidence, giving  work  orders  numbers  and  other  details,  that orders  for  the  specified  quantity  have  been  booked on  producers  through  the  JPC.
Failure  on  the  part  of  the  actual  users  to  place orders  with  domestic  producers  will  mean  automatic reduction  in  the  quantum  of  import  entitlement  for the  subsequent  period.
5.  In the policy wherever the word  "requirement" has  been mentioned,  it  means the  actual  consumption of the particular  item  (imported  as well as indigenous) during  the year  either  1972-73  or  1971-72,  whichever is  more.
6.  The  names  of  the  domestic  producers  from whom  the  non-availability  certificates  have  to  be obtained,  wherever  necessary  under  this  Policy, have  been  shown  in  Schedule  'F'  with  the  corres- ponding  serial  numbers  against  each  item  in  schedules 'A' to 'E'.
7.  Wherever  release  orders  are  issued  on  annual basis  against  applications  m;ide  under  paras  8,  13 and  18, the  release  order  will  be operated  only  to  the extent  of  50 per  ccnl  during  the first half  of  the  year.
A.  PRIORITY  INDUSTRIES
(./)  Other  than  Smalt  Scale  units
8.  For  canalised  items,  the  existing  large  scale units  in the priority  sector  (Non-IDA  industries  only) should  make  their  applications  direct to  the  licensing authorities,  and  not  through  the  sponsoring  autho- rities,  for  the  whole  year  on  the  basis  of  the  entitle- ments  indicated  in  Schedules  A  to  E.  Applications should  be  supported  by a  statement  of  consumption certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant  or  Cost  Accoun- tant  (in  practice),  indicating  separately  for  each item the value and the quantity of consumption  during 1972-73.  The figures of consumption  should be given separately  for  imported  and  indigenous  material. Tn the case of imported  materials, the value should  be in  c.i.f.  terms,  whereas  for  indigenous  material,  it should  be  the  purchase  price.  Where  the  applicant is  basing  his  entitlement  on  the  consumption  during 1971-72,  similar  information  for  1971-72  should also  be  furnished.  Information  regarding  1972-73 should  be  furnished  in  either  case.  A  proforma  in which  the  certificate  of  consumption  should  be  given appears  in  Annexure  T to  this  Appendix.  The  appli- cation  for  the  whole  year  should  reach  the  licensing authority  concerned  on  or  before  31-7-1973.  A copy  of  the  application  should  simultaneously  be sent  to  the  appropriate  canalising  agency.  For  the purpose  of these  applications,  it  will  not  be  necessary for  the  applicants  to  furnish  particulars  of  unutilised previous  licences  and  release  orders.
9.  Where  the  application  includes  such  canalised items for  which  placement  of firm order  on  domestic producers  for  a part  of the requirement  is a pre-condi- tion,  the  application  should  also  be  accompanied  by evidence  of  the  "firm  orders"  booked  on  domestic producers  for  the  balance,  as  defined  in  para  4.
 
10.  For  the  remaining  items  (i.e., items  which  are not  canalised)  the large  scale industries  in  the  priority sector (Non-TDA Industries) should  make  applications to  the  licensing  authorities  through  the  sponsoring authorities.  The  applications  should  be  supported by a statement  of consumption in the form  and  manner as  prescribed  in  paragraph  8 above,  as  well  as  parti- culars  of  unutilised  previous  licences,  existing  stocks

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and  material  in  transit.  Where  required,  the  appli- cations  should  be  accompanied,  as  the  case  may  be, by (i) a certified  copy  of the Letter  of Enquiry  giving the  specifications,  etc. as  given in  Annexure  'H',  (ii) Attested  copies  of  letters received  from  the  domestic producers  expressing  their  inability  to  supply  the material  either in part  or in  full,  (iii) evidence of the "firm  orders" booked  on  domestic producers  for  the specified  quantities, as  defined  in  para  4,  and (iv) a declaration specifying the quantity and value for which application,  if  any,  has  been  made  direct to the licensing  authority  under  para  8.  If  such  applica- tions are within the "requirement" as defined in para- graph  5  the  sponsoring  authority  will  scrutinise  the application,  certify  essentiality  for  import  to  the extent  it  is  considered  justified  and  forward  their recommendations  to  the  licensing  authority  direct.
11.  All  applications,  either  for  canalised  or  for non-canalised  items,  for  quantities  in  excess  of  "re- quirement"  as  defined  in  paragraph  5,  should  also be  made  through  the  respective  sponsoring  authori- ties,  either  in  the same  application  made  under  para 10,  or  separately.  Where  they  are  included  in the application made under para 10, the quantities applied for  under  para  10  and  this  para  should  be  shown separately.  These  applications,  if  made  separately, should  be  accompanied  by  supporting  documents, as  the  case  may  be,  mentioned  in  paragraph  10 above.  The  sponsoring  authorities  should  scruti- nise  such  applications  and  can  recommend  for  the consideration  of  the  licensing  authority,  quantities in  excess  of  the  "requirement"  as  defined  in  para  5 above  in  cases  where  they  are  satisfied  about  the essentiality  for  additional  imports  due  to  any  of  the following  reasons:—
12.  The condition of eligibility as laid down under
Section  T of  this  Book  in  respect  of  priority  in- dustries will apply in the case of applications  referred to  in  paragraph  10  above,
(//)  Small  Scale  Units :
13. The existing small scale units in the priority sector
(Non-IDA  industries)  should  make their  applications for  the  whole  year  direct  on  or  before  July  31, 1973 to  the licensing  authorities  concerned  both  in  respect of  canalised  and  non-canalised  items  on  the  basis of the  entitlement  indicated  in  the  Policy.  The  appli- cations  should  be  supported  by  the  documents referred  to  in  para  10.
A copy  of  the  application  should  simultaneously
be sent to the appropriate canalising agency.
14.  In  cases  where  the  application  includes  such canalised  items  for  which  placement  of  firm  orders on  domestic producers  for  a part  of the  requirement is  a  precondition  the  provisions  of  paragraph  9 above  will  apply.
15.  The  condition  of  eligibility  as  laid  down  in Section I  of  this  Book  will  apply  in  the  case  of applications  under  paras  13  and  14.
16.  All  applications  either  for  canalised  or  for non-canalised  items  for  quantities  in  excess  of "requirement"  as  defined  in  paragraph  5  above should  be  made  through  the  respective  sponsoring authorities.  These  applications  should  be  accompa- nied  by  the  supporting  documents,  as  the  case  may be,  mentioned  in  paragraph  10 above.  The  sponsor- ing authority/licensing  authorities  will deal with  such applications  in the manner  indicated in paragraphs  10 and  11 above.
B.  INDUSTRIES  OTHER  THAN  PRIORITY
INDUSTRIES •.
(I)  Other than Small  Scale  Units :
(i)  failure  on  the  part  of  domestic  producers to  supply  the  material,  in  full  or  in  part, within  the  validity  period  of  letter  of  credit, or, in the case of JPC/SPC items, if the prio- rity  allocations  accorded  by  the  SPC  within six  months  of  the  commencement  of  the licensing  period  fall  short  of  the  specified balance.
(ii). where  the  total  consumption  in  the  year 1971-72  or  1972-73  was  restricted  due  to reasons beyond  the  control  of  the  applicant and  there  is  need  to  step  up  production. (iii)  On  considerations  of  recognised  capacities being higher  than  "requirements",  as  defined in  para  5,  after  taking  into  account  stocks, material  in  transit,  utilisation  of  capacities, demand for finished products, and allowances for normal growth.
(iv)  Increase  in  prices  of  imported  material, which  result  in  reducing  the physical  quanti- ties entitlements.
(v)  Any  other  reason  which  in  the  opinion  of the  sponsoring  authority  justifies  imports in  excess  of  the  "requirements"  as  defined in paragraph 5.
Any recommendation  under (i)  to (v) above should be  supported  by  the  detailed  comments  of  the sponsoring  authorities  giving  full  justification. 22  G  of  1/73—19.
17.  The total import entitlement  of  units  engaged in  industries  other  than  priority  industries  will  be determined  on  the  basis  of  their  entitlements  as  in part  A  above,  or  the  value  of import  licences/release orders  obtained  in  the  period  1972-73, whichever is less.
18.  Units engaged in industries other than priority industries  should  make  their  import  applications  for canalised  items  direct  to  the  licensing  authorities concerned,  and  not  through  the  sponsoring  autho- rities,  on  an  annual  basis.  Applications  should  be supported  by a statement  of consumption in the  form and  manner  as  indicated  in  paragraph  8  above. A  copy  of  the  application  should  simultaneously  be sent to  the appropriate canalising agency. The condi- tion  of  eligibility  as  laid  down  in  Section  I  will  not apply  to  these  applications.
 
19  For  non-canalised items, or for  any  quantities in  excess  of  their  entitlements  under  para  17,  such

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units  should  apply  to the licensing authorities  through the sponsoring authorities.  These applications  should also  be  on  an  annual  bftsis.  The  applicant  should specifically  indicate in their applications  made through the  sponsoring  authorities,  the  quantity  and  value  for which  an  application  has  been  made  by  them  direct to  the  licensing  authority  under  paragraph  18 above. The  condition  of  eligibility  as  laid  down  in  Section  I will  apply  to  these  applications.  These  applications should  be  accompanied  by  the  documents  specified in  para  10 and  will  be  dealt  with  in  the  manner  indi- cated  in  paras  10  or  11.
(TI)  Small  Scale  Units :
20.  The  total  import  entitlement  of the small  scale units  engaged  in  industries  other  than  priority industries  will  be  determined  in  the  same  manner  as indicated  in  paragraph  17  above.
21.  The  procedure  for  submission  of  applications by  small  scale  industries  other  than  those  in  the priority  sector  will  be  the  same  as  laid  down  for small  scale  industries  in  the  priority  sector  in  para- graph  13  above.
C.  TDA  INDUSTRIES
22  The  procedure  for  submission  of  applications by IDA industries will be the same as given in  Section I of this  Book.
PROCEDURE  FOR  OBTAINING  CERTIFICATE FROM  DOMESTIC  PRODUCERS
23.  For  the  purpose  of  obtaining  non-availability certificates  from  indigenous  producers,  the  actual users  seeking  to  import  should  send  enquiries,  by registered post acknowledgement due to the indigenous producers  concerned,  giving  full  specifications  of  the goods  sought  to  be  imported,  in  Indian  Standard Specifications  ((SI)  or  nearest  IS I  specifications,  if available,  with  the  sizes,  the  chemical  composition, the physical properties and  the end-use of the  material in  the  form  given  in  the  Schedule  G.
24.  On  receipt  of  the  enquiry  the  indigenous producers  shall  send  a  definite  reply  to  the  actual user  concerned.  Whero  they  are  in  a  position  to supply  the  goods,  they  will  indicate  in  their  replies, the  quantity  they  would  be  able  to  supply,  the prices, delivery  time  and  all  other  information  relevant  to the enquiry.
25.  If  any  enquiry  received  by  the  producers  is found  incomplete  in  any  respect,  they  shall  promptly bring  it  to  the  notice  of  the  sender  thereof.  Failure on  the  part  of  a  producer  to  send  a  definite  reply to  a  complete  enquiry  will  be  deemed  to  indicate that  he  is  not  in  a  position  to  supply  the  materials, and  this  will  be  taken  into  account  by  the  licensing and  the  sponsoring  authorities  for  the  purpose  of issuing  or  recommending  licences  for  the  import  of the  materials  in  question.
26.  In  case  the  sender  of  the  enquiry  does  not receive  any  reply  from  the  supplier  within  four  weeks of  the  date  of  issue  of  the  enquiry  this  will  be  con- sidered  as  NAC  for  the  purpose  of  this  policy.
27.  Where  a  producer  offer  an  alternative  speci- fication,  he  must  clearly  mention  whether  it  is  an exact  equivalent  or  the  nearest  equivalent  which can  be  substituted  for  the  end-use  for  which  the industry  requires  it.
28.  The  producers  must  indicate  the  quantity they  would  be  in  a  position  to  supply  within  six months  from  the  date  of  the  financial  arrangement made  by  the  customer,  and  this  tonnage  only  will  be deemed  to  be  available  from  indigenous  source  for the  purpose  of  allowing  the  imports.
29.  Where a commitment  for  supply by a producer is made by him subject  to availability  of raw  materials or  other  unforeseen  factors,  it  will  be deemed  to  be an  NAC  for  the  purpose  of  this  policy.
30.  In  case the  actual  user  receives  a  certificate  of non-availability  from  the  indigenous  producers,  he should  apply  for  a  licence  within  four  months  of  the receipt  of  such  certificate.  If  no  application  is  made within  four  months  of  the date  of issue of  non-avail- ability  certificate,  the  non-availability  certificate  in question  will  be  of  no effect,  and  the  actual  user  will be required  to make  a fresh  enquiry from  indigenous producers,
IMPORT  POLICY  FOR  REGISTERED EXPORTERS
31.  The  import  policy  for  steel  items  and  ferro alloys  for  registered  exporters  is  given  in  Import Trade  Control  Policy  (Red  Book—Volume  II) for  the period  April  1973—March  1974.
GENERAL
32.  Applications  for  import  licences  should  be made  in  the  prescribed  form  and  manner,  accom- panied  by requisite  treasury challan  showing  payment of  application  fee,  IVC number  and  other  documents as  may  be  necessary  in  terms  of  the  relevant  policy/ procedure.  The detailed  procedure  for  submission  of import  applications,  as  laid  down  above,  or  in  the Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and Procedure,  1973-74  should  be  followed.

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33.  The names and address of the licensing authorities  and  their  jurisdiction,  are  given  below :—
Licensing  Authority
I.  The Deputy  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports  (Iron  and Steel), Central  Government  Offices  Buildings, New Township, Faridabad.
2,  The  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports  (Iron  and Steel  Division),  New  Central  Government  Offices  Building, New  Marine lines, Church  Gate, Bombay.
3.  The Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  (Tron  and Steel  Division), 5th  Floor, Customs Laboratory  Block,  First Line Beach, Madras-1.
4.  The  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  (Iron  and Steel  Division), 4 Esplanade  East, Calcutta-1.
5.  The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports,  Swaroop Nagar,  Kanpur.
34.  All provisions regarding entitlement  and other policy  matters in respect  of items  other than iron and steel, not  inconsistent  with  the  provisions  in  this Appendix,  will  be  applicable  to  iron  and  steel  and ferro  alloys  items  also.
35.  AH  representations/suggestions  or  modifica- tions  in  the  policy  should  be  made  in  the  proforma specified  in  this  Book  (Appcndix-27), and  addressed to the  Ministry  of  Steel  and  Mines  direct.
36.  If  any  now item  has  been  permitted  or  addi- tional  percentage  of  import  is  permitted  under  this policy,  it will apply  for  1973-74 licences  only  and  no licence issued in the past  should be amended  to cover such  new  item  or  additional  percentage  of  import allowed  under  the  policy  for  April  1973—March 1974  period.  However,  the  pending  applications relating to  1972-73 period  will be dealt  with  in terms of the percentage  entitlements of  the  import  policy for  April  1973—March  1974  period.
37.  For  the  purpose  of  interpretation  of  the import  policy  specified  in Appendix  41, the  moaning and  definition  of  various  steel  items  mentioned  in this Appendix shall be the same as those contained in tho latest  revision  of  IS  1956—62 (Glossary  of  terms relating  to  iron  and  steel).
38.  Clearance  for  import  of  items  specifically covered in this Appendix, will be given by the sponsor- ing  authorities  in  terms  of  this  policy.  In  case  of Jurisdiction
All actual users in the States of Delhi, Rajasthan,  Punjab,  Haryana, Chandigarh,  Himachal  Pradesh,  Jammu  & Kashmir  and  also Actual  Users  whose  sponsoring  authority  is  Director  General of Technical  Development  but  excluding  those  whose  sponsor- ing  authorities  are  Tea  Board,  Textile  Commissioner  and  the Jute  Commissioner.
All  actual  users  in  the States of  Maharashtra,  Gujarat,  Madhya Pradesh,  Goa,  Daman  &  Diu,  Dadra  Nagar  Haveli  and  all Actual  Users  whose  sponsoring  authority  is  Textile  Com- missioner,  but  excluding those  whose  sponsoring  authorities are  the Director  General  of  Technical  Development,  Jute Commissioner  and  Tea  Board.
All  actual  users  in  the  States  of  Tamil  Nadu,  Mysore,  Andhra Pradesh,  Kerala,  Pondicherry,  Karaikal,  Mahe  and  Yanam, Laccadive,  Minicoi  and  Amindivi  Islands  but  excluding  those whose sponsoring authorities are the Director General of Techni- cal  Development,  Textile  Commissioner,  Jute  Commissioner and the Tea  Board.
(a)  All actual  users (except  those whose sponsoring  authorities are  the  Director  General  of  Technical  Development  and Textile  Commissioner)  in  the  States  of  West  Bengal,  Bihar, Orissa,  Assam,  Nagaland,  Arunachal  Pradesh,  Meghalaya, Mizoram,  Tripura,  Manipur  and  Andaman  &  Nicobar Islands  and  also  Actual  Users whose  sponsoring  authorities are  Tea  Board  and  Jute  Commissioner.
(ft)  Public  Sector  undertakings  including  STC,  MMTC,  Major steel plants as well as steel plants in the private  sector.
(c)  Import  applications  against  Government  contracts  i.e.  con- tracts  placed  by the  DGS&D,  Railways  and  Defence.
All  actual  users  in  the  State  of  Uttar  Pradesh  excluding  those whose sponsoring  authorities are D.G.T.D.  Tea  Board, Textile Commissioner  and  Jute  Commissioner.
such  items  which  arc  allowed  against  NAC  or  after the  placement  of  orders,  the  sponsoring  authorities shall  certify,  in  the  recommendation  to  the  licensing authority, that the various NACs have been scrutinised and  the  orders  required  to  be  placed  as  specified  in the  policy,  have  been  checked  while  recommending clearance  for  import.  Only  those  cases  which  are to  be  considered  undor  para  3  of  this  Appendix  or where any doubts are to bo clarified, should be referred to  the  Ministry  of  Steel  &  Mines  (Department  of Steel).  In  case  of items  cleared  under  para  3 of  this Appendix,  the  sponsoring  authorities  should  clearly specify,  while  making  tho  recommendation  to  the licensing authority,  that  the clearance  of the  Ministry of  Steel & Mines  (Deptt.  of  Steel) has been  obtained as prescribed.
39.  In  addition  to  having  a  total  value  limit  for the  raw  material  licence/release  order,  as  a  whole quantity  limit  for  stainless  steel  should  be  specified in  the  import  licence/release  order.
40.  Please  also  see  Section  TTI  of  this  Book  in respect  of the items, the import  of which is canalised through the  public sector agencies,
41.  Unless  otherwise  specified  all  materials  men- tioned in the licence are meant to be in prime quality. Also current policy does not permit import of stainless steel seconds and  defectives.

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SCHEDULE  'A*
FERRO  ALLOYS
Description  of  materials
SI. No
2
1
Ferro  Phosphorus
1.
Policy  for  1973-74
3
75%  of  requirement  allowed  for  import;  balance  2J%  firm  order on  the  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  54  &  55  of  Sch.  F.
Import  allowed.
Import  of  25%  requirement  allowed;  balance  75%  firm  order
1 Ferro  Silinlum I Ferro  Cobalt  .  , Ferro Nickel ( Ferro  Aluminium  & Silico Aluminium  .  .  .  .  J Ferro  Silico Zirconium
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
(a)  Ferro Boron
7.
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  No.  13  of  Sch.  F.
Import  of  50%  of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50%  firm  order
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  13  &  49  of  Sch.  F.
Import  allowed.
(6)  Stabilised  ferro  boron  with aluminium like Grainal  or Batsalloy.
Ferro  Zirconium
8.
Ferro  Columbium  (Niobium)
9.
Ferro  Molybdenum Ferro Tungsten
Import  allowed.
Import  of  25%  of  requirement  allowed;  75% firm order  on  pro-
ducers mentioned  at S. No.  14 of Sch. F,
\ Import  of  25%  of  requirement  allowed;  Balance  75% firm  order on  producers mentioned  at  S. Nos.  12, 13, 14 and  49 of Sch. F.
f 10. 11.
12. Ferro  Chrome  (containing  0.03%  or  less  carbon  or  nitrogen bearing).
Ferro  Manganese (containing less than  0.05%Carbon) 13.
Ferro  titanium  (containing  less than  1 % Aluminium)  .
14.
15. Ferro  alloys  in  powdered  form  (required  by  the  welding electrode Industry)**
Import  allowed.
Import  of  50%  of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50%  firm  order
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  14,  49,  52  of  Sch.  F.
Import  allowed.
(0  Low  Carbon Ferro Manganese  :
Grade I  : Manganese  85—90% Carbon  0.05% max. Silicon  0.01% max. Sulphur  0.01% max. Phosphorus  0.03 % max. Iron  Balance
(tf)  Ferro  Titanium  :
Import  allowed  against  NAC  from  producers  mentioned  at S. Nos. 14 and  52 of Sch. F.
Grade I  :
Titanium  30%  min, Aluminium 2.0%  Max. Carbon 0.01% max. Silicon 2-3 % max. Sulphur  0.03% max. Phosphorus 0.01 % max. Other metallic impurities  0.2%
Import  allowed.
Grade III  :
Titanium  40%  min. Aluminium  3.5% max. Carbon  0.10%  max. Silicon 0.30%  max. Sulphur  0.03% max. Phosphorus 0.3% max. Other metallic  impurities  0.2%
Import  of 75% of requirements allowed; balance 25% firm orders on producers mentioned  at  S.  Nos. 12 & 14 of Sch, F.

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1
2
3
)  Low carbon Fetro  Chromium
(tit
Grade I
Import  allowed.
Chromium 70-75%. Carbon  0.025% max. Sulphur  0.01% max. Silicon 0.05% max. Phosphorus  0.03% max. Nitrogen  —
(iv)
Ferro Molybdenum
Grade I
Import  allowed.
Molybdenum 65-75% Carbon  0.03% max. Silicon  1.5%  max. Sulphur 0.05% max. Phosphorus 0.05% max. Copper 0.50%  max. Aluminium 0.50% max.
Ferro Vanadium
(v)
Import  of  50% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50% firm orders on producers mentioned  at S. Nos. 12, 13, 14 & 49 of Sch. F. Vanadium 50-55 %. Silicon  1.25%  max. Carbon  1.10%  max. Sulphur 0.05% max. Phosphorus 0.50% max. Aluminium  1. 50% max.
(VJ)
Import  of  50% of requirement  allowed;  balance  50% firm ordon
on producers mentioned  at  S. No. 14 of Sch. F. Low carbon Ferro Niobium Niobium 60-70%. Carbon 0 . 1% max. Silicon  3.0%  max. Sulphur 0.05% max. Titanium 0.05% max. Manganese 2.0% max. Aluminium  2.0% max. Phoiphorus 0.05% max. Tantalum  6.0%  max. lion Balance.
(vii
Import  allowed.
)  Ferro Tungsten Tungsten 74-82% Carbon  1.0%  max. Silicon 0.50% max. Manganese 0.50 % max. Phosphorus 0.07% max. Sulphur 0,06% max.
Ferro Nickel
Import  allowed.
(W")
• •
*Ferro Alloys required by welding indus try  should  conform  to the following  mesh  sizes  :
(a)  Passing through BS1 44
(I.e.  —44)  —  100%
(b)  Retained  on BSI  240 mesh (I.e.  240)  —  Min50%
(c)  Retained  on BSI 350 mesh
(i.e.  350)  —  Min. 70%.

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SCHEDULE  'B'
WIRE  RODS  AND  WIRES
Description  of material
Policy for  1973-74
SI. No
1. High carbon wire rods for  wire ropes •
(a)  Import  of  25%  of  requirement  allowed;  balance  75% firm orders  on  a  producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos.  1, 8,  9  &  57  of
(6)  Import  of  wire rods for  locked  coil wire ropes  allowed.
Wire  rods  of cold  heading  quality  for  high  tensile  fasteners  and
2.
link chain.
killed  containing
(a)  Low and medium  carbon lncl.  aluminium
Import  of  90% of requirement  allowed;  balance  10% firm order*
on  producer  mentioned  at  S. No.  8  of  Sch.  F. 0.35%  C.
(6)  High tensile alloy steel wire rods to Specn. as given below  : Import  of  90% of requirement  allowed;  balance  10%  firm  orders
on producers  (mentioned  at S. No. 19 of Sch. F.)
ISI  Foreign  Specn.
—  AISI 4OCrl  Mo28  AISI —  AISI —  AISI 20Ni  55Cr50  Mo20  AISI —  AISI 40NiCr  Mo.15  AISI —  AISI
4037 4140 4620 4042 8620 8622 8640 8735 19 16Mn Cr3 20Mn Cr5
40Crl  Mo 28  EN 17MnlCr  95  DIN 20MnCr  1  DIN
36A
13 Ni 3Cr 80  EN
(c)  Medium carbon  Incl. aluminium  killed, containing  0.35%  to Import  of  90% of requirement  allowed;  balance  10% firm  orders
on producers mentioned at S. No. 8 of Sch. F, 0.5%  C.
Wire  rods  for  prestressed  concrete  wire  .
Import  of  25% of requirement  allowed;  balance  75%  firm  orders 3.
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.No.  8 of  Sch.  F.
Wire rods for ball, taper, cylindrical and needle roller bearing steel Import  of 90% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  10% firm  orders 4.
wires of  Specns. as follows  :
on producers mentioned  at  S.No,  19 of Sch. F.
ISI  Foreign  Specn.
52100 51100 50100 8620 4620
103 Cr 2  SAE 103 Cr  1  SAE —  SAE 20 Ni55Cr50Mo20  AISI —  AISI
103CrlMn  60 & IS4398  ; 1967 or
equivalent  .  ,  EN
31
Import allowed.
Wire rods for  valve SDrinc wires
Importjallowed.
Wire rods for  high tensile spring wire of IS  : 4454/67.
6.
Import  allowed.
Wire  rods  for  piano  music  spring,  ring  travellers,  jacquard,
7.
lickerin,  card clothing and needle wires.
(a)  Wire rods for  free cutting quality  wires conforming  to  :
8.
Specn.
ISI  Foreign
Import  of  50%  requirement  allowed;  balance  50%  firm  orders
1 A1  hi 202 1109  *>• on  producers  mentioned  at  S.No.  19 of  Sch.  F. 13S25  EN HMnTS  14  EN 10S  II  C
(b)  Leadbearing free  cutting quality wire rods
 
J

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SCHEDULE  'B1—contd.
1
3
9.  Wire rods for  tyre bead wire
Import  of  75% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  25% firm  order
on  producers  mentioned  at  S. No.  1 of  Sen.  F.
10.  Rimming quality wire rods for reed, electrodes, round & flat wire Import of 40% of requirement  allowed in the form  of billets.
for  cable armour  and  detonator wire.
11.  Wire rods for Heald  wire
Import  allowed.
Import  allowed.
12.  Welding quality  wire rods containing  more than  1 % Mn.
Import  of sizes 20mm & below allowed.
13.  Stainless steel wire rods for  wire drawing units
14.  Wire rods for  engine valves conforming  to Specn.  :
(a)  Import ofwire rods of EN  18.EN24&EN  52insizes  8-13mm allowed  upto  25%  of  requirement;  balance  75%  in 50jkg. coil weight  firm  orders  on  producer  mentioned  at S.No.  26  of Sch.  F.
ISI  Foreign  Specn.
(b)  Import  of  90% of  requirements  of  wire rods  of  other Specns. allowed;  balance  10%  firm  order  on producers  mentioned at S. No. 26 of Sch. F.
40Cr  1  EN  18 40Ni2Cr  1 Mo28  EN  24 EN  51 45Cr9Si  14  EN  52 EN  54
40CrNi  14W3Si 2  EN  54A 8OCr2OSi 12Ni  1  EN  59
or equivalent.
15.  Wire rods for  ACSR core wire
Import  of 20 % of requirement  allowed;  balance 80 % firm  orders
on producers mentioned at  S. Nos. 1 & 8 of Sch.  F.
Import  allowed.
16.  Wire rods for  ferrous base electrical resistant wires
WIRES
17.  MS gulvanised/black  annealed/copper  coated tin coated wire  . (a)  Import  of  GI  wires  0.254mm  &  thinner  allowed.
(b)  Import of other wires of 0.254 mm & thinner allowed.
(c)  Import  of  wires  with  0.04%  to  0.08%C  in  0.508mm.  25G thickness required  by welded wire mesh mfrs.  for  wired glass allowed.
18.  Spring steel wire (trepezoidal sections) incl. wires for  wire brush. Import  of  50% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50% firm orders
on producers mentioned at S. Nos. 29, 30 & 44 of Sch. F.
19.  Valve spring wire (alloyed) oil hardened  & tempered
Import  of  50% of  requirement  allowed: balance 50% firm order*
on producers mentioned  at  S. Nos. 29, 30 SL 58 of Sch. F.
20.  Jacquard wires
Import  of  70% of  requiement  allowed;  balance  30%  firm  orden
on  producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos.  29  &  30 of  Sch.  F.
21.  (a)  Steel reed wires of flat cross section
Import  of  50% of requirements allowed to those mfrs.  having flattening equipment.  Balance  50% firm orders  on  indigenous producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos. 29 and  30  of  Sch.  F.  and full import  allowed to those not having  flattening  equipment, only  on  certification by the Textile  Commissioner  stating  the equipment  position.
(b)  Binding wire, crimped wire, half round wire required in  mfr.
all  metal  reeds.
Import  of  90%  of  requirements  allowed-  balance  10%  firm orders  on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  29,  30 &  31 of Sch.  F.
22.  Heald  wire
Import  of  50% of requirements  allowed;  balance  50% firm  order
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  No.  29  of  Sch.  F.
23.  Dobby  latlce  wire
Import  allowed.
24.  Shuttle tongue wire
Import  of  50% of  requirement  allowed; balance  50% firm orders
on producers  mentioned  at  S.  No. 29 and  30 of Sch. F.
25.  Ring traveller wire
.
Import  of  20% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  80% firm orders
on producers  mentioned  at  S. No. 29 & 30 of  Sch,  F.
Import  of  50% of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50% firm  orderi 26.  Card  Clothing Wire 27.  Lickerin Wire
"] j on producers mentioned  at S, Nos. 29 & 30 of Sch. F.
28.  High  tensile  steel  wire  incl. patented  & hard-drawn  spring  steel
wire.
(a)  Import  of  wire for  hosiery  needles  allowed. (b)  Import  of  wires  for  handsewing  needles  and  gramophone
needles allowed.

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2
3
(c)  Import  of other  wires 0.213rnm  &  thinner  allowed.  Import of  wires  thicker  than  0.213mm  allowed  only  up  to  25% of requirement;  balance  75%  firm  orders  on  producers mentioned at S. Nos. 29, 30 & 31 of Sen, F.
29.  Stainlesj steel wire
.  (a)  Import  of  annealed  wires  allowed  in  sizes  thinner  than 0.813mm. Annealed  wire 0.813mm and  thicker allowed against NAC from producers mentioned at S. Nos. 29,30 & 31 of Sen. F.
(b)  Import  of  hard  drawn  wires  in  sizes  thinner  than  0.508mm allowed  & wires  in  sizes  0,508  to  0.813mm  allowed  against NAC from  producer  mentioned  at  S. No.  29 of  Sen. F.  Hard drawn  wires  thicker  than  0,813mm  allowed  against  NAC from  producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos. 29. 30 & 31 of  Sch. F.
30.  Cold  beading quality virei  incl. wire* for  nipplei.  .
,  Import  of 25 % of requirement  allowed  ; balance 75 % firm  orders on  producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos. 29, 30 & 31 of  Sch. F.
31.  Wires for  needle roller  bearing  . . ..
,  Import  of  20% of requirement  allowed;  balance  80% firm orders
on producers mentioned  at S. Nos. 29, 30 of Sch. F.
NOTE  : 1.  Import  of  billets/wire rods of various types specified  in this Schedule will also  be allowed in  place of wire rods and  wires at tlio option  of  the applicant  (without  reducing  the  value  of  import  licence)  who will  make  their  own arrangement  for  processing  of the material;  Consumption  of  such  material  will  entitle  only  the  importers  to  get  a  replenishment  licence  in  the  next  period licence.  The rerollers/wire drawing units will show this consumption  as conversion  and this conversion will not  entitle  them to import  such  materials  in  the  next  period.
2.  It  is clarified  that  wiro rods  are  to  be allowed  to  such  units  only  who essentially  require  the  material  in  the form  of  coils, for example, wiro drawing units.

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SCHEDULE  'C
(Tool, Alloy and Special Steels Including black bars for  manufacture of bright bars but excluding bright bars such as cold  drawn/peeled/turned
ground/polished)
Description  of  materials
Policy  for  1973-74
SI. No.
1
3
2
1. Spring  steel
100%  firm  orders  on  indigenous producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.
J,  5, 8,  16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24 & 43 of Sch. F.
2. (a)  Free  cutting  steels  in  black  condition  in  following  speens. 100% firm orders  on producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos.  16, 18 & 19
of  Sr-h  F
ISI  FOREIGN
13S25  EN  1A 14MnlS14  EN202 10S11  C1109
(b)  Lead  bearing  free  cutting  steel  . . . .. Import  allowed  against  NAC  from  producers  mentioned  at  S. No.
19 of Sch. P.
3. Plain  carbon  steel  ind.  forging  quality  &  cold  heading  quality, carbon  steels in carbon  range 0.3% to 0.65%.
Import of 75% of  requirements  allowed;  balance 25% firm orders (a)  Sheets  1 j (b)  Plates
on producers mentioned  at S. Nos. 4 & 5 of Sch. F.
(c)  Blooms  &  heavy  rounds  above  160 mm
Import  of  10%  of  requirements  allowed  ;  balance  90%  firm orders  on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  4,  5,  16,  18 & 47 of Sch.  F.
(d)  Blooms  &  billots  below  160mm
Import  of  10% of  requirements  allowed; balance 90% firm orders on producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos. 4, 5, 16, 18, 19 & 47 of  Sch. F.
(*)  Rounds  less  than  160mm,  squares  &  other  sections
Import  of  10%  of  requirements  allowed;  balance  90% firm orders  on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  4,  5,  8,  16, 18, 19,  20,  26,  43, 45 &  47 of  Sch.  F.
(/)  Triangular  & hexagonal  sections
Import of  50% of  requirements  allowed;  balance 50% firm orders
on producers mentioned at S. Nos. 16,19 & 43 of Sen. F.
4.
(a)  Rounds & squares below 10mm; 100% firm orders on producer*
mentioned  at  S. Nos. 8, 9, 16, 26  & 43 of Sch. F. Forging,  cold  heading  &  case  carburising  type  of  carbon  steels containing  carbon  less than  0.3%  but  excluding  structural  steel containing  carbon  below  0.3%.
(6)  Bars  &  rounds  &  sections  excluding  blooms,  billets  in  sizes less  than  160mm,  100%  firm  orders  on  producers  mentioned at S. Nos. 4, 5,16,19, 20, 26, 43, 45 & 47 of Sch. F.
(c)  Blooms  and  billets  below  160mm;  100%  firm  orders  on  pro-
ducers mentioned  at S. Nos. 4, 5,16,19 & 47 of Sch. F.
(d)lBlooms  & heavy  rounds  above  160mm;  100% firm orders  on
producers mentioned at S. Nos. 4, 5,16,18  & 47 of Sch. F.
5. High carbon steels Incl. carbon tool steels with carbon higher than 0.65%.
(a) Sheets  &  Plates  :  Import  of  90%  of  requirements  allowed; balance  10%  firm  orders  on producers  mentioned  at  S.  No. 4  of  Sch.  F.
(6)  Import of  blooms & billets; upto  10% of  requirements allowed; balance  90%  firm  order  on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos. 4,  16, 18 & 19 of  Sch. F.
(c)  Rounds, bars & other sections  : Import  of  10% of  requirements allowed  ;  balance  90%  firm  orders  on  producers  mentioned at  S. Nos. 4, 8, 16, 18, 19 & 26 of Sch. F.
(a)  Sizes  specified  in  Col.  2  :  Import  of 25 % of  requirements 6.
allowed;  balance  75%  firm  orders  on  producers  mentioned at  S.No.  4 of  Sch.  F.
(b) Import  in  sizes  exceeding  2,50,000  sq.  mm  in  cross  section
allowed.
Die blocks (incl. oil hardening, non-shrinking, high chromium die blocks of following  dimensions), Mas. width 750 mm. Max. length  1200 mm. Max. cross section: 2,50,000 sq. mm. Max. thickness can  be  adjusted  on  basis  of  above.

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7.  High  speed  steel  of  all  grades  :
(a)  Rounds  :
Import  allowed.
(/)  Below  3mm
(")  3 mm  to  below  22mm
Import  of  50%  of  requirement  allowed  ;  balance  50%  firm orders  on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  No.  26  of  Sch.  F.
(Hi)  22mm  to  below  32mm
Import  50%  of  requirement  allowed  ;  balance  50%  firm  orders on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  4,  18  &  26  of  Sch.  F.
(iv)  32mm  to  160mm
Import  of  50%  of  requirements  allowed  ;  balance  50%  firm orders  on producer mentioned  at S. Nos.  4  &  18  of  Sch.  F.
Import  allowed.
(v)  Above  160mm
(6)  Squares:
Import  allowed. Import  of  50%  of  requirement  allowed;  balance  50%  firm  order
on  producers  mentioned  at  S.  No.  26 of  Sch.  F. (0  Below  10mm (//)  10mm  to  below  25mm  "I (tit)  25mm  to  below  40mm  J
Import  allowed  against  NAC  from  producers  mentioned  at  S. O)  40  to  120mm
No.  4  of  Sch.  F.
A
(c)  Flats  :
Import  allowed. Import  of  50% of  requirements  allowed;  balance  50% firm orders (0  Below  3Oxl6mm (tf)  10mm x 6mm  &  below  30 x 16mm  . . ..
on  producers mentioned  at  S.No. 26 of Sch. F.
Import  of 50% of requirements allowed;  balance 50% firm orders (HI) 30 x 16mm  &  above
on  producers mentioned  at  S. No. 4 of Sch. F.
Import  allowed.
(d)  Sheets,  Strips  A  Plates
100% firm orders on producers mentioned  at  S. Nos. 4, 16, 18, 19 8.  Ball bearing steel billets & bars conforming  to speens. as below  :
& 26 of Sell. F.
ISI  FOREIGN
103Q-2  SAE  52100 103Crl  SAE  51100 SAE  50100
20Ni55Cr50Mo20  AISI  8620 AISI  4620
103CRlMn60  & IS4398  of  1967 or  equivalents  EN  31
(a) Import  of  sheets  A  plates  allowed  against  NAC  from  oro- 9.  Alloy  Constructional  Steels incl. forging  qlty. &  case  hardening
ducers  mentioned  at  S.  No.  4 of  Sch.  F.
qlty.  alloy  spring  &  valve  steels.
(6)  100% firm orders on indigenous producers as below •
STSiffFtTStztZ.  ^^ducersmentioned
Import  allowed.
10.  (a)  Hollow  drill  steel  rods
(b)  Carbon  or  Carbon  chrome  file  steel
Import  in  the  form  of  rounds/half  rounds  or  squares  allowed against  NAC  from  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos  16  19  26 of Sch. F.  Import  of other file steel sections allowed.  '  '
(0  Import  of stainless  steel in  any form  is banned  for  industries 11.  Stainless  steel  and  heat  resisting  steels
engaged  in manufacture  of  untcnsils  domettlcware,  cutlerv kltchenware,  table  tops  and  furniture.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/271
3
1  2
00 Strips  in  coils,  hot  rolled  or  cold  rolled  will  be  allowed for  import  to  users  ;
Usen  Width/mm  Thickness/mm
Pen nib industry  50  max.  0.22  to  0.3 Razor  blade  in-
(") 
(c)
dustry, cold rolled  22.38  to  22.40  0.10  to  0.13 Hot  rolled  140  to  156  1.5  to  2.5 Watch  strap industry  75  Max.  0.2  to  0.5 Watch  industry  As  recommended  by  concerned  Dte.  of
(d)
DGTD.
m Strips in colls of 0.5mm  & lmm  thickness & sheets of  0.5mm. thickness  will  be  allowed  for  import  to  mfra.  of  following hospital  equipment  :
1.  Operation  table with s.s.  top.
2.  Surgical  Instruments
3.  Sterilizers
4.  Autoclaves
Sheets  of  lmm  thickness  will  be  allowed  for  import  to  the above mentioned hospital equipment mfrs. on prodn. of NAC from  producer  mentioned  at  S. No.  4 of  Sch. F.  Only  those units  are  eligible  for this  Import who were in existence before 31-3-69  and  engaged  in  Dofr.  of  hospital  equipment  from stainless steel.
The applications for  import  under  this provision  must be accom- panied  by  a  certificate  from  the  sponsoring  authority,  i.t. Director  of  Industries  etc.  that  the  unit  has  at  least  the following  items  of  machinery  in  possession  and  installed.
1.  Heavy duty double action power press 100 tonne cap.
2.  Flywheel  &  press  No.  6.
3.  Bench  drilling machine  1/5"  dia. cap.
4.  Bending  Brake.
5.  Guillotine  Shear.
6.  Argon  arc  welding  set
7.  Grinding/buffiing  machine.
8.  Flexible  shaft grinders 1 No. and spray painting equipment.
(/v)
For end uses other than those mentioned at (i) (11) & (iii) above, Import  of  sheets of  0.71mm to  below  5mm and  plates  5 to 14mm in all  grades  of  stainless  steel  and heart restating steels will be allowed  only  against  NAC  from  producers  mentioned at  S.  No. 4 of  Sch. F.  and  import  of  sheets  thinner  than 0' 71mm and plates thicker than  14 mm is allowed in all grades.
(v) Angles and  flats  will be  allowed  for  Import.  Rounds,  billets, squares  and  other  sections  allowed  for  import  against  NAC from producers mentioned at S. Nos. 4,16 & 18 of Sch. F.
Imports  of  Sheets  and  Plates  allowed.
12.  Alloy Tool  Steel including Die Steel Sections other than Die Blocks (a)
(b) Import  of  Blooms  and Billets  allowed  against  NAC  from Producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  4,  16,  18  &  19  of  Sch. •F.
Import  of  Rounds,  Bars  and  other  sections  allowed  against NAC  from  producers  mentioned  at  S.  Nos.  4,  16, 18  19 & 26 of Sch. ' F.

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Swedish  Charcoal  iron  Bars  and  other  wrought  Iron  Bars.  Import  allowed.
14. Electrical  Steel  Sheets:
oriented.  (CRNGO)
(a)  Cold  Rolled  non-grain
Dynain  grade.
Import  allowed  for  hermetically  sealed  motors  and  also  for  large dynamoes  and  generators  using  sheets  over  1000  mm  width on  certification  from  Sponsoring  Authority.
. Steel Sheets other  than  CRGO Import  allowed.
(£>) Transformer  grade Elec
cold  rolled  grain  oriented  (CRGO) Import  allowed.
(c)  Transformer  grade Elcc.
(a)  Import  of  transformer  grade  allowed.
Electrical  Steel strips in coils
15.
(b)  Import  of  dynamo  grade  allowed  on  the  recommendation
of  the  sponsoring  authority  concerned.
NOTE.—Import of all items, except those mentioned  at S. Nos. 5, 6, 7,11 & 12 of this Schedule may be allowed to actual users against ex-stock NACs from  the Regional Stock-yards of HSL, MUSCO's Khapoli Stock-yards, MISL Bhadravati, if the six monthly requirement of such actual  users in each size and specification  are below 1 tonne on certificate  from  sponsoring authority.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 19J3/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/273
SCHEDULE  'D'
SHEETS, PLATES  & STRIPS OF ALL TYPES (EXCLUDING STAINLESS STEELS) AND OTHER MILD STEEL ITEMS NOT
SPECIFIED  IN  SCHEDULE  'B', 'C,  'E'
Policy  for  1973-74
Description of material
SI. No.
2
3
1
1.
Import  of  10%  of  the  requirement  allowed;  balance  90%  firm order  on producers mentioned at  S. Nos. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42,  57  &  59 of  Schedule  ' P.
Cold  Rolled  Mild  Steel  Strips  containing  Carbon  upto  0.2% having width  ranging  between  6 ram & 350 mm  and  thickness between  3.6  mm  and  0.07  mm  e.g.  Cable  Tapes.  Cycles  rims strips,  Cycle  mudguard  strips,  etc.
100  % firm orders  on producers  mentioned  at  S. Nos.  36,  40, 2.
41  &  42  of  Schedule  'F  .
Cold  Rolled  medium  Carbon  Strips,  tapes  containing  carbon above 0.2% and  upto  0.6% having  width range between  6 mm &  350 mm and  thickness between  2.5  mm & 0.08  mm.
3.
Import  of  40%  of  the  requirement  allowed;  balance  60% firm order  on  producers  mentioned  at  S. No.  42 of  Schedule  ' P. Cold  Rolled  High  Carbon  Strips, tapes including  Spring  Steel High  tensile spring  tapes  with  carbon  range  above  0.6%  to 1.35%  and thickness ranging 2.5 mm to 0.08 mm.
Oalvanised strips of 250 mm width maximum  (in coils)  .
4.
(a)  Import  of  75%  of  the  requirement  for  flexible  tube  manu- facture  allowed;  for  balance  25%  firm  order  on  producers mentioned  at  S.  No.  41  of  Schedule  ' F\
(ft)  For  other  industrial  applications  galvanised  strips  in  coils in  thickness  0.32  mm  and  thinner  allowed  for  import  upto 90%  of  the  requirement;  balance  10%  firm  order  on  the producers mentioned at S. No. 41 & certification  of the essen- tiality  of the requirement  for  the specified  end use.
(a)  Cold  rolled  alloy  steel  Strip  other  than  Stainless  Steel
5.
Import  of  75% of  the  requirements  allowed;  balance  25% firm order  on producers mentioned  at  S. No. 42 of Schedule  ' P. Strips.
Import  allowed.
(6)  Alloy Steel Hot  Rolled Strips
(a)  High  Carbon/Alloy  Steel/Cold  rolled  strips  for  Safety
6.
Import  of  70%  of  the  requirement  allowed-  balance  30% firm order  on  producers, mentioned  at  S. No. 42 of  Schedule ^F*.
Razor blades.
Import  allowed.
(6)  High Carbon/Alloy  Steel/Hot Rolled Strips for tafety  razor
blades.
Import allowed.
7. Spring steel strips for manufacture  of watches, clocks and time- pieces and for  manufacture  of spring for  instruments.
Import  allowed.
8. Cold rolled strips of sizes &. speens, not covered by S. Nos. 1 to 6 above having maximum width upto 350 mm but exclduing Stainless Steefstrips
Mild steel hot rolled skelp & strips with carbon 0.4 % and below
9.
thickness  between  6 mm  &  l'2mm.
(a)  Import  of  40%  of  the  requirement  allowed;  balance  60% firm order  on producers  mentioned  at  S. No. 47 of  Schedule •F\
(b)  Import  of  rimming  & fully  killed  quality  strips/skelp-below
165  mm width  allowed.
(c)  Import  of  deep  drawing  and  extra  deep  drawing  quality strips as per IS-1079 (EN  2A, EN  2A.1, HS. 1, HS. 2, HS.3) allowed.
Skelp  &  Strips  containing  above  0.4%  carbon  allowed.
10. Medium & High Carbon (above 0.4 % carbon) Hot rolled skelp and  strips.
.  G. P. Sheets
11.
(")  Import  of  G.  P.  Sheets  thicker  than  1.6  mm  allowed  on certification  of essentiality  for  the end  use by the  sponsoring authority.
(b)  Trnport  of  G.  P.  Sheets  0.32  mm  and  thinner  allowed  on certification  of  essentiality  for  the concerned  end  use by the sponsoring  authority.

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2
3
 12. B. P. Sheets below 5 mm in thickness (Hot rolled/cold rolled)   .  Import  of  10%  of  the  requirement  allowed;  balance  90% firm
                                                                             order  on  producers  nominated  by  S. No.  47 of  Schedule *F\
      (6)  Tin mill black plate in coiU                                 Import  of  90%  of  the  requirement  allowed;  balance  10% firm
                                                                          order  on producers mentioned  at  S.  No. 2 of  Schedule *F\
13.   M. S. Sheet cuttings & Defective  sheets in straight lengths or in Import  allowed.
      coils (all  coated  sheet  cuttings  &  defective)
14.   (a)  Mild  Steel  Hot  Rolled  Sections  other  than  bars,  rods, Import  allowed.
          squares,  rectangular,  or  round  cross sections,  angles,
          channels, beams, joists, tees and  'Z' sections.
     (b)  High tensile angles, channels, joists, beams and tees.        Import  of  90%  of  requirement  allowed,  balance  10% firm order
                                                                          on  indigenous  producers  mentioned  at  S. No". 1, 3 and  6 of
                                                                          Schedule TV
15.   (a)  Heavy  Melting  Scrap/Sponge  Iron/Metaliied  Iron  Ore,     Import  of  20%  of  requirement  allowed.
           Prorcduced  Plllets.
      (b)  Re-rollable Scrap only in the form of old ships for  breaking Import  allowed  to  MSTC.
1".   M.S.T. Section for  lifts                                         Import  allowed.
17. I.  (a)  Fusion  welding quality  plates (Killed quality) IS-2062 or Import  allowed.
          equivalent.
      (b)  Standard quality Plates (semi-killed IS-226 or equivalent)  . Import  of  50%  of  the  requirement  allowed  and  balance  50%
                                                                          firm order  on producer! nominated  by S. No, 47 of Schedule  ' P.
      (c)  Deep Drawing quality and extra deep drawing quality          Import  allowed.
 n.  Mild  Steel  Sections  (Angles,  channels.  Joists,  beams and Tees Import  allowed  for  Oovt.  departments  Public  Sector  Undertak-
     Ban,  &  Rods)                                                       ings,  Machine  Building  industry  and  for  export  production.
18.  Boiler quality plates (IS-2002 or equivalent) in  thickness 5 mm   Import  of  75 % of  the  requirements  allowed;  balance  25 % firm
     and above-                                                           order on the producers nominated  by S. No, 47 of Schedule 'F'.
19.   Ship Building quality Plates                                    1 ! (a)  Import  of  50%  of  requirement  of  plates  in Lloyds grades
                                                                            A & B allowed balance 50 % firm orders  on  producers  nomi-
                                                                            nated  by S. No. 47 of  Schedule  ' P.
                                                                        (6)  Import  of  Plates  grade  D  allowed.
                                                                       II.  Import  of  Lloyds  Grade  D  Sections  allowed.
20.  Wheels, Tyres & Axles                                              Import  allowed  on  production  of  NAC  from  Joint  Director
                                                                          Development,  Railwav  Board.  New  Delhi.


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SCHEDULE  'E'
TEMPLATES
Policy  for  1973-74
SI.  Description of material No.
3
1
2
1.  General purpose tinplates prime unassorted  quality
Import  of  20%  of  the  requirements  In  sizes  0.24 mm  and  below allowed  balance  80%  firm  order  on  producers  mentioned  at S.  No. 2  &  11 of  Schedule 'F*.
2.  Tinplatcs  prime  unassorted  open  top  sanitary  can  quality.  . Import  of  65 %  of  the  requirements  allowed  In  the  form  of  tin- plates  and  the  balance  35% will  be  supplied  by  the  producers M/s. K.R.  Steel  Union  Pvt.  Ltd.,  &  Rourkela  Steel  Plant of Hindustan  Steel Ltd., after  processing from  H. R.  Coils/tinmill black  plate of  imported  or  indigenous  origin  for  which firm orders should  be  placed  on  them.
3.  Tinplate waste/waste
Import  of  60%  of  the  requirement  allowed.
4.  Tin free steel
Import  will  be considered  on  recommendation  of  the  sponsoring authority  to  the  established  Can  makers  for  development purpose.
5.  Tinplate taggers 45 lbs. base weight or lighter.
Import allowed.
6.  Teme Plates 0.3 ram thick
Import  allowed  for  manufacture  of fuel  tanks for  motor  vehicles.

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List  of  Indigenous  Producers  from  whom  nonavailability  Certificates  are  to  be  obtained
1.  Hindustan  Steel  Ltd.,  Bhilai  Division,  No.  2,
Fairlie  Place,  Calcutta-1.
2.  Hindustan  Steel  Ltd.,  Rourkela  Division,  No. 2,
Fairlie  Place, Calcutta-1.
3.  Hindustan  Steel Ltd.,  Durgapur  Division,  No. 2,
Fairlie  Place,  Calcutta-1.
4.  Hindustan Steel Ltd., Alloy Steel Division,  No. 2,
Fairlie  Place,  Calcutta-1.
5.  The Tata Iron  & Steel Co. Ltd., 43, Chowringhee
Road,  Calcutta-16.
6.  The  Indian  Iron  &  Steel  Co.  Ltd.,  12,  Mission
Row,  Calcutta-1.
7.  Tinplate  Co. of India  Ltd.,  No. 4, Bankshall  St.,
Calcutta-1.
8.  Mukand  Iron  &  Steel  Works  Ltd.,  Kurla,
Bombay-70.
9.  Indian  Steel  &  Wire  Products,  Indranagar,
Bihar.
10.  National  Rolling  &  Steel  Ropes,  Nicco-House,
No.  2,  Hare  Street,  Calcutta-1.
11.  KR  Steelunion Pvt. Ltd., 213, Sant Tukaram Rd.,
Botnbay-9.
12.  Mehra  Ferro-Alloys,  Katra  Ahluwalian,
Amritsar.
13.  Electric  Control  Gear  Private  Ltd.,  New  Cotton Mills  No.  1  compound,  Kankaria  Road, Ahmedabad-17.
14.  R.  Sen & Co. Metal  Division,  13, Camac  Street,
Calcutta-16.
15.  Fcrro Alloys Corporation  Ltd. Shreeram Bhavan, P.  B.  No.  9,  Tumsar,  Dt.  Bhandara, (Maharashtra).
16.  Mysore Iron  & Steel  Ltd.,  Bhadravati.
17.  Khandelwal  Ferro-Alloys  Ltd.,  'Khandelwal Bhavan',  166, Dr.  D.  Naoroji  Road, Bombay-1.
18.  Mahindra  Ugino  Steel  Co.  Ltd.,  5,  Worli  Road
No.  13,  Worli,  Bombay  400018.
19.  Guest,  Keen,  Williams  Ltd.,  97,  Andul  Road,
Howrah-3.
20.  Globe  Steel  Ltd.,  Faridabad.
21.  Singh  Engineering  (P)  Ltd.,  Kanpur.
22.  Canara  Workshop  Ltd.,  Mangalore.
23.  Hindustan  Iron  &  Steel  Co.,  8,  Rajendra  Deb
Road,  Calcutta-7.
24.  Upper  India  Steel  Mfg.  &  Engg.  Co.  (P)  Ltd., Rattan  Building, Beri  Road,  Opp.,  Dist. Court., Ludhiana.
25.  Bhartia  Electric  Steel  Co.  1  &  2,  Old  Court
House  Corner,  Calcutta-].
26.  Firth (India) Steel Co., Ltd., Thana (Maharashtra)
27.  Modi  Industries  Ltd.,  Modinagar,  Ghaziabad.
28.  National  Standard  Duncan  Ltd.,  31,  Netaji
Subhas  Road,  Calcutta-1.
29.  Special  Steel  Ltd.,  Duttapara  Road,  Borivli,
Bombay.
30.  Hindustan  Wires  Ltd.,  16/5, Chowringhee  Road,
Calcutta-16.
31.  Devidayal  Cable  Industries  Ltd.,  Gupta  Mills
Estate,  Darukhana,  Bombay.
32.  Associated  Industrial  Corporation,  39,  Factory
Area,  Fazal  Ganj,  Kanpur.
33.  Hindustan  Kokoku  Wires  Ltd.,  P-40,  South
Extension  part  1,  New  Delhi.
34.  Tensile Steel Ltd., Shah House,  Shivsagar Estate,
Dr.  Annie  Besant  Road,  Bombay-18.
35.  Power Cables Ltd., 24, Brevli Sayed Abdulla  Rd.,
Bombay-1.
36.  Tube  Products  of  India,  Avadi,  Madras.
37.  Indian  Tube  Co.  Ltd.,  41,  Chowringhee  Road,
Calcutta-16.
38.  J.  K.  Steel Ltd.,  18, Rabindra  Sarani, Calcutta-1.
39.  Machino  Techno  (Sales)  Pvt.  Ltd.,  33,  Netaji
Subhas  Road,  Calcutta-1.
40.  Graham  Firth  Steel  Products,  16,  Horniman
Circle,  Fort,  Bombay-1.
41.  Indo-Japan  Steels  Ltd.,  11,  Government  Place
(East),  Calcutta-1.
42.  Ahmedabad  Advance  Mills,  Metals  Division,
Station  Road,  Navsari  (Gujarat).
43.  Man  Industrial  Corporation,  Near  Loco,  Jaipur.
44.  Usha Martin Black, 14, Princep Street, Calcutta-13.
45.  Steel-Re-rolling  Mills  Association  of  India,  2,
Brabourne  Road,  Annexe,  Calcutta-1.
46.  Indian  Thermit  Corporation  Ltd.,  24/22,  Fazal
Ganj,  Kanpur
47  Joint  Plant  Committee,  Industry  House,  10 Camac  Street,  (5th  to  7th  Floors)  Calcutta-17.

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APPENDIX  A\>—contd.
48.  EerroAUoys  Producers1  Association,  18,  Shri Nikctan,  4th  Floor,  14, Queen's  Road, Bombay-1.
49.  Kromium  &  C'liomicals,  123/17A,  Fazalganj,
Kanpur-12.
50.  Partap Steel Rolli'  -i,  Mills Private Ltd.,  Plot No, 4,
Sector  4,  21/3,  ivlathura  Road,  Ballabhgarh (Haryana).
51.  Industrial  Development  Corporation  of  Orissa
Ltd.,  Bhubaneswar-1.
52.  Electro  Metallurgical  Works  Private  Ltd.,  20,
Sir  P.  M.  Road,  Bombay.
53.  Billet  Re-rollers  Committee,  225C,  Acharya
Jagadish  Bose  Road,  Calcutta-20.
22  G  of  1/73—20.
54.  Star  Chemicals  (Bombay)  Private  Ltd.,  21, Noble Chambers,  Parsi  Bazar  Street,  Fort,  Bombay-].
55.  Excel  Industries  Ltd.,  184/87,  Swami  Vivekanand
Road,  Jogeswari,  Bombay-60.
56.  Krishna  Steel  Industries  Private  Ltd.,  29/30, Vaswani  Mansion,  Dinshaw  Vachha  Road, Bombay-20.
57.  Southern  Steel  Ltd.,  2,  Brabourne  Road,
Calcutta-1.
58.  Ordnance  Cable  Factory,  Chandigarli-2.
59.  Atma  Steels  (P)  Ltd.,  KF/44,  New  Kavinagar,
Gaziabad.

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APPENDIX  41—com*/.
SCHEDULE  'G'
Our  Enquiry  Ref.  No
Dated  the
(To be addressed to the Producers listed in Scheduled  E of Appendix 41 of the Red Book for  the respective items)
BY REGISTERED  POST  A/D
(IN  TRIPLICATE) Dear Sirs,
SUBJECT:—Request for  'Non Availability' certificate for  the purpose of import of Steel items In terms of Import
Licensing Policy—Appendix 41  of  the Red  Book  (Vol.  I) for  1973-74.
We enclose a statement  as  per the prescribed  pro forma  (as  given in Annexure  G) showing the details of the materials  required  by  us.
Your offer  should reach us on
(this date has been computed on the basis of four weeks from  the date  of actual  posting  of  our  letter). Youi  offer  should  be completed  in that  the  quantity  offered,  prices, delivery  period,  and  condition  of  supply  should  be  elaborated.
We are prepared  to  accept the materials in accordance with I.  S. standards.  In respect  of such of the grades where it has not been found  possible for  us to specify  the I. S. grades or adopt  such grades the reasons therefor  are either  given  in  the  remarks  column  of  the  statement  or  in  the  sheet  attached.
Our  sponsoring  and  licensing  authorities  are  as  under  :
Sponsoring  authority  :
(Specify  the  Directorate,  Branch  or  Cell  concerned) Licensing  Authority  :
We confirm  that  we have  forwarded  copies  of  this  enquiry  to  the  Sponsoring  Authority  mentioned  above and  a  copy  of  your  offer  should  also  be  sent  to  him.
Our  unit  is  engaged  in  the  production  of.
and  the  materials  are  required  for  the  specific  end  uses given  in  the  statement  in respect  of  the  different  items.
 
Yours  faithfully,

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APPENDIX  4l~contd.
ANNEXURE  'H'
PROFORMA  OF  STATEMENT  TO  BE  SENT  WITH  ENQUIRY FOR  ALL  STEEL  ITEMS
Length Condition
Remarks Shape Size (mm)
SI. No.
Inter- naUomil Grade
of Supply
Indian Standard Grade
Quantity (M/T)  for each  grade and size
Delivery for each item
 
Instructions  for  filling  up  tho  statement  [please  see overleaf!-

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ANNEXURE  'H'—concld.
(1)  In  case  of  non-standard  gradc(s),  the  complete  chemical  composition,  should  be  specified.
(2)  The  condition  of  supply  whether  As-rolled  or  As  Forged  or  Annealed  or  Hardened  and  tempered  or cold-drawn  or  turned  or  ground  should  be  specifically  stated.  In  case  of  non-standard  grade,  the  details of  the  mechanical  properties  required  to  be guaranteed  in  Afinealed  or  Hardened  &  Tempered  condition or  in  bright  condition,  should  be  specified  under  remarks  column.  The  maximum  hardness  required to  be  guaranteed  should  be  specified.
(3)  Wherever,  inclusion  ratings  are  to  be  guaranteed,  it  should  be  specifically  mentioned  against  respective item
(4)  Wherever,  the  materials  prior  to  despatch  are  required  to  be  inspected  by  Independent  Inspection Authority,  the  name  of  the  Inspecting  Authority  should  be  specifically  stated.
(5)  End  use  should  be  specified  for  the  items  in  the  remarks  column.
(6)  Permissible  dimensional  tolerances  required  to  be  guaranteed  should  be  stated,  particularly  when  the materials  -ID required  in  cold-drawn  or  turned  or  in  ground  condition.
(7)  All  the  sizes  should  be  in  millimetre.
(8)  The  quantifies  should  be  either  in  metric  tonne  or  in  kilograme.

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APPENDIX  41—contd.
ANNEXURE  I
Proforma  for  certificate  to be given by Chartered/cost  accountant (in practice) for  consumption of Ferro-Alloys/Iron
and  steel  items  in  1972-73  for  determining  requirement
Qty. Imported
Description and  specifications
Name and full address of the actual user
Indigen- ous Qty.
Value (purchased price)
value (C.I.F.)
Total Value  of  un- utilised  Import licences/release orders in  hand as  on 1-4-1973 of  ltoms consumed in 1972-73
Certified  that  the  books/consumption  records are maintained  in  proper  order  by Messrs  „„
The  information  given  above  have  been  checked  and  found  correct.
Date  :  Signature  oT Proprietor/Managing  Director  Signature and  Seal of  Chartered/Cost
of tho  firm/company  Accountant

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APPENDIX  42
(Section  II—SI.  No.  38-A/II) List of raw materials and components which may be allowed for Import to the electric lamp  industry
Items
Remarks
SI No
.D.
Lead-in-wtre.  (on  restricted  basis) Filaments. Molybdenum  Strips,  and  foils  wire. Anode  Strips  and  centre  leads. Lead  glass  tubing  on  restricted  basis  in  consultation  with  D . O .I Hard  glass  stem. Sintered  glass  Beads. Metallic  Shield  used  in  side  bulbs. Silicon  Bronze  (joining-wire). Caps  other  than  the  following  :—
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
(1)  B 2 2 d / 2 5 x 2 6.
B  22d—3/25  x  26.
(11)  E  27/27.
(Ill)  E  27/30.
(iv)  Bi-pin  caps  for  fluorescent  tubes.
(v)  B 22d/22  for  pigmy  lamps.
(vl)  P  22d/21  for  auto  lamps.
(vtt)  E  40/45.
v/H)  E  40/41.
<
(/*)  E  10/13.
(*)  E  14/25x17.
Getter.
11.
Binder  used  for  Phosphorous  coating.
Marking  materials  for  temperature  indication.
Stamping  paste.
Ignition  wire  . . . . . . . ..
For  manufacture  of  M.V.  Lamps  only.
Glass  shell
F or  manufacture  of  G.L.S.  Lamps  of  250  watt  and  above.
Porcelain  button  and  Bead  Leadborate  . . ..
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
For  manufacture  of  G.L.S.  lamps  above  250  watt  and  M.V,
lamps  only.
Quartz  glass  tubes  . . . . . . ..
18.
For  manufacture  of  M.V.  lamps  and  Burners  only.
.  For  manufacture  of  M.V.  Infra-red  and  reflection  lamps  only.
Hard  Glass  tubing  .  . Hard  glass shell
19. 20. 21.
.  For  manufacture  of  mercury  vapour  lamp  only.
1 j (/)  Carbon  resistance/matrix  resistance  .  .  .  .  1 j (11) Support  spring  for  Burners
Nlcol  Band  and  Plate  TA
22.
For  manufacture  of  mercury  vapour  and  high  wattage  lamps
only.
.  .
(0  Item Nos. 23 to 28 for  manufacture  of  lead  In wire  only.
(11) Item  Nos.  29  to  35  for  manufacture  of  tungsten  filaments
only.
(W) Import  of  item  Nos.  36  to  43  will  be  allowed  to  the  firms registered  with  the  D.G.T.D.  for  drawing  tungsten  rod filament  wire  upto  Rs.  5,000 of  the face  value  of  the  licence. Import  of  Aluminium  oxide  will,  however,  be  allowed  upto Rs.  200  for  six  months/twelve  months  requirements  as  the case  may  be  within  the  aforesaid  face  value  restriction.
Copper  Clad  Wire (Dumet) Monel  Wire Manganese  nickel  wire Nickel  wires, tubes  and  strips  . . . . .. Silicon  Bronze  w i r e . . . . . . .. Nickel  plated-silicon  bronze  and  copper  wire  (De-oxidised) Constantino wire Tungsten  rod  and  wire  . . . . . .. German  silver  wire  . . . . . .. Molybdenum  rod  and  wire  . . . . .. Piano  wire  pin  . . . . . . .. Mandrall Molybdenum  support-wire  . . . . .. Cryolite Graphite  suspension  . . . . . .. Nitrocellulose  . . . . . . .. Red  phosphorus  . . . . . . .. Raschict  solution  . . . . . . .. Industrial  rough  diamonds  . . . . .. Cadmium  compound  for  co.'d  drawing  lubricants Aluminium  oxide  . . . . . . .. Chemicals  and  other  Misc. items,  the  following  :—
23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44.
(0  Cadmium  Red,  orange  and  yellow.
(if)  Metallic  lithium. (Ill)  Cap  insulating  powder, (/v)  Pigment  green  and  blue  and  white, (vj  Activated  alumine. (vi)  Magnesium
For  manufacture  of  train  lightint;  bulbs  only.

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APPENDIX  42—Concld.
Items
Remarks
s 1. o.
(WO  Emitter  suspension (Wtf)  Platinishing  fluid
(ix)  Str.  manganese  phosphate (x)  Ammonium  phosphate  suspension
For  manufacture  of  Burners  and  M.  V.  lamps  only.  Import  of V  these  items  will  be  allowed  upto  3 %  of  the  face  value  of  the |  licence.
(xi)  Fluorescent  powder (*//)  Argon  gas  1 5% (Argon  8 5% and  Nitrogen  15%)  . (xlll)  Calcasper (xiv)  Hexamethylene  Tetra (xv)  Lithopone.  . . . . . ..
Not  to  exceed  Rs.  5,000/-. Not  exceeding  Rs.  30,000  for six months/twelve  months,  as the  case  may  be.
(xvl)  Melachite  green
Not  exceeding  Rs.  600  for  six months/twelve months, as the case may be.  V For  manufacture  of  capping
cement  only.
(xvll)  Resin cement  powder (xvlii)  Silion  paint
Not  exceeding  Rs.  500  for  six months/twelve months, as the case may  be.
Not exceeding Rs. 5,000.
(xlx)  Capping  cement  and  Novolac  . . .. ixx)  Silicon  resin
(xxl)  Argon  gas 99.99 % pure  (Spoctroscopically)  ,  .  " (xxil)  Argon/Neon  (Mixture) (xxlil)  Dimethyl  dichlorosliane  and  Dibutyphthalate (xxivj  Diamonium  (phosphate  suspension) (xxv)  Ethyl  lactate
(xxvi)  Monothyl  Glycol  Ether (xxvii)  (a)  Emitter  suspension
(b)  Coating  oxide  (whiie  suspension  liquid).
f  (xxvtll)  Span—20
•  Import  of  these  items  will  be  allowed  for  the  manufacture  of Fluorescent  lamps only  upto  5 % of the face  value of  the licence. Import of Ethyl lactate will not be allowed for  a value  exceeding Rs.  4,000  for  six  months/twelve  months  requirements,  as  the case  may  be  within  the  aforesaid  face  value  restriction.
"
•
(xxix)  Antimony  tnoxido <  (xxx)  Calcium  carbonate
(xxxi)  Calcium  Fluoride
(_  (xxxii)  Calcium  Hydrophosphate (xxxili)  Dlatomite  (hyflo-suporcell) (xxxiv)  Manganese ammonium  phosphate
(xxxv)  Cadmium  carbonate
(xxxvi)  Pebbles  (Flint)—(Grinding  medium  for  flourescent
powder).
(xxxvll)  Antimony  oxide.  . . . . ..
(xxxvlit)  Calcium  Tungstate
•  Import  of  these  items  will  be allowed  for  the  manufacture  of Fluorescent  powder  only.  Import  of  Antimony  trioxide  will not  be  allowed  for  a  value  exceeding  Rs.  22,000  to  cover  six months/twelve  months  requirements  as  the  case  may  be.
(xxxix)  Calcium  Nitrate
(xl)  Ammonium  borate  . . . . .. (xll)  Manganese  arsenate
Not  more  than  50  Nos.  will  be  permitted  for  import. Not  more  than  10 kgs.  will  be  permitted  for  Import.
44. 45. 46. 47. 48.
(xlii)  Manganese  Nitrate (xlill)  Manganese  chloride  solution  . . .. (xliv)  Silicon  powder.  . . . . . .. Reference  Lamps  . . . . . . .. Reference  Fluorescent  Powder  of  all  specifications Neon  gas. Krypton  gas. XenoD  gas.
h  For  manufacture  of  miniature  lamps.
49. 50. 51. 52. 33. 54.
Tungsten  filaments. Lead-in  wire(on  restricted  basis) Copper  clad wire(Dumet  Wire) Sintered  glass  beads. Neon  Gas. Molybdenum  wire,
(0  Please see Section  III of  this Red  Book  in respect  of items the  Import  of which  is  canalised  through  a Public  sector agency.
(W) The Sponsoring  Authority  will ensure that  only such  raw  materials and  components  as are required  for  the specific  types of  lamps  and  bulbs  for  which  applicant  hold  Industrial  licence/registration  letter  are  recommended. (///)  The  applicants  are  advised  to  use  the  jomenclature  used  In  the  above  list  while  applying  for  import. (i\>)  Import  of  items  marked  '•'  may  be  considered  and  if  recommended,  the  quantity  and  the  value  will  be  specified. (v)  If items other  than  those included In the above list arc required, reasons for import of the same should be indicated.  Import of  glass components  other  than  those  mentioned  above  will not  be  considered.  Requests  for  import  of  items  like Di- airing tubes, support springs, rough diamonds, bushes,  clow bar elements quartz velles,  reference  lamps, and wire drawing lubricants etc. will be considered  against applications for  spare parts on  production  of non-availability  certificate  from  the indigenous  manufacturers.

390/284  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA 12, 1895  [PART I
APPENDIX  43
(Section  II—SI. No. 290/IV)
List of items and raw materials import of which will be allowed to the manufacturers of Electronic components
Value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the  li- cence.
Value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the  li- cence
1.  Telescopic  Aerials  :
(.v)  Rhotofinfshed  compound/Roto-  "
finished  grinding  chips  .
(.vi)  Water  dip  concentrate (xli)  Di-Sodium  Salt  of  mentanitro
-  15%
Benzene  sulphuric  acid  . (xili)  Di-methyl  formaldehyde  . (xiv)  Benzotriozol
(0  Brass  tubes  thinner  than  32  SWG diameter  ranging  from  2  mm  \.o 13 mm For  Car  Radio  aerials,  Brass  tubes of  upto  0.8  mm  wall  thickness  (21 SWG)  wilh  diameter  ranging  from 2  mm  to  16  mm  will  be  permitted  . (iY)  Phospher  Bronze  strips/Berylium Copper  strips  . . ..
15%
(xv)  Polymcthyl-mcthacrayluic  i,lue (xvi)  Polymcthacrylic  resin (xvil)  Pedacryl  Resins  . . .. (xviii)  Polyccotiil  moulding  powder  .
(ill)  Nylon  Cord  (3 to  4 mm  in  diameter) (tv)  Ferrite  Magnets  ring  type  for  12V motor  . . . . ,,
2.  Loud  Speakers  :
(xix)i  Potassium  Stannate. (.v.v)  Special  decreasing  agent  . (xxl)  Electrical  Insulating  Paper  (Special
quality)
80%
(t)  Paper  cones  for  Loud  Speakers  of sizes  12"  and  above,  including flexible  surrounds
(xxii)  Special  lubricant  . . ..
 
4.
R.F.  and  I.F,  Transformers/Colh  and  Tuning
60%
Colls  :
(//)  Weather  proof  voice coil  paper  .  "1 (Hi)  Enamelled  self  bonding  copper  wire  .  I 0.06  mm  to  0.30  mm  diameter  .  f (fv)  Braided  wire, special rivets/eyelets  .  J
(I)  Ferrito  & Iron  dust  cores  not  exceed-  )
r  7 5% (v)  Adhesives  and  solvents  .  .  .  ") (vi)  Chemicals  and  other  items:—
ing  1"  in  length  . . .. (ii)  Litz  wire  Rayon  covered  copper wire  and  enamelled  copper  wire thinner  than  44 SWG
•  40%
(///)  Miniature  tubular  ceramic  capa-
citors less than  8mm  in  length.
(iV)  Bakclite formers  7mm  and  sacr  ,  * (a)  Plastic  glue  . . .. (b)  Araldite  hardener--specially formulated  hardncr  of  modified polyamido  type  supplied  in  a  I mixture  of solvents  .
(v)  Brass  cans  for  I I TS  7  mm  and
40%
(c)  Araldite  resin  and  avalitite
smaller
Solvents
(vi)  Titanium dioxide  . . .. (vil)  Ozokerite Wax  . . .. (v/iY)  Japanese Wax  . . ..
10% (d)  lipoxy  resin  . . .. (e)  Lcbosol  . . . .. ( /)  Opanol
(Ix)  Montan  Wax  .  .  .  .  <
(x)  Micro-crystaline wax
Jvil)  (a)  Polymcthacrylic  Resin ib)  Benzilidinc  Acetone  . (c)  Electrical  Insulating  paper,
(xi)  Alkyd  Resin Glue  . . .. (xll)  Alkyd Glue
Kraft  paper
.  -
10%
(d)  Potassium  Stannate  . (e)  Thermoplast  wire  (Solderablo
(xill)  Polycarbonate moulding powder  .  , (xiv)  Posyn wire (xv)  Polycarbonate  foil,  cellulose  aceta-
variety)  .  .  .  .  j
5 A
3.  Band  Switches/Band  change  switches  :
tobutratc  foil,  cellulose  triacetate  1 1 foil (xvi)  Polypropylene moulding powder  .  j
Gang  Condensers  Air  Dielectric  :
i.
80%
(/)  Phospher  Bronze  strips  (sheets  upto  1 ,3mm  thickness),  Electrically,  good conductors  and  having  good springly  quality  . . ..
(i)  Aluminium  strips  .3  mm  to  .5  mm thick,  close  tolerance,  99.9%  and above  purity  .  ,  ,
70%
(//)  Brass  rods  6  mm  to  8  mm  diameter  " (ii)  Berylium  copper/Brass  strips,  Bronze  f (alloy  of  brass  and  tin),  wire,  silver plated.  . . . . ..
dent  free,  close  tolerance  in microns  .
-  30%
25%
(Hi)  Ceramic  studs  . . .. (Iv)  Phospher  Dronze  Sheets/Strips  upto .3  mm  thick  and  electrically  good conductor  and  having  good  springly quality  . . . . ..
(Ill)  Phenolic  sheets/strips (Iv)  Silicone grease  .  .  .  ,  "j (v)  Fine  rivets,  tags,  washers  and  eyelets  i (vi)  Manganese  Nickel  strips  Gold  I f
plated
(vtl)  Spring  Steel  strips  . . ..
(v)  Special  tin foils  .  ,  .  .  "
(viii)  Polyvinyl  Butyral  Based  Photo-  -\
graphic  Emulsion  .  .  .  .
(vi)  Copper  foils (Wi)  Brass  strip  (Close  lolcrancc  in
20%
(Ix)  Acid  Resisting  Laquer:—
microns)
j (viii)  Phcnolicstrip  (Close  tolerance)  .  .  1
15%
(a)  Polyvinyl  Butyral  resin  .  .  1 (b)  Methyl  glycol  Acetate  .  .  f (c)  Dimethyl  alkyd  benzyl  Ammo-
10% nium  bichromate
(d)  Tertiary  butanno]  .  .  .  J
(ix)  Policarbonate (x)  Silicon  grease  .  .  .  .  I (.vi)  Steel  balls  (other  than  banned)  f j
 
categoies)

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APPENP1X  tt—contd.
Value  limit u p to  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the licence
Value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the licence
PVC  Gang  Condensers
6.
(i)  Plain  Aluminium  Foils  9 9 . 9%  and  ]
30%
6 0%
above  purity  .  .  .  .  V
(iv)  Ethylenc  Glycol  .  .  .  .  1 (v)  Ammonium  Pentaborate  .  .  I (vi)  Boric  Acid  high  purity  .  .  f (VH)  Mannitol  .  .  .  .  .  J (viii)  Phenolic  resin/epoxyresin/polyester  ]
resin/Epok  coumorons  resin,  their hardners  and  solvenrs  .
',5%
20%
(ix)  Synthetic  Rubber  Bonded  Paper Coated  with  rubber/caps  of  low chlorine  content  . . ..
2 0%
5% (ii)  Brass  Sheets/Strips  close  tolerance  J (Hi)  Polythylene  foils/strips  0.03  toO.OS  ") mm  thick  .  .  .  ,  j (Iv)  Brass rods  6 mm  to  8 mm  diameter,  y dent  free  and  close  tolerance  in  I microns  .  .  .  .  .  J 0)  Special  tin  foils  .  ,  .  .  ] (yi)  Phospher  Bronze  strips/sheet  upto  y .3  mm  thickness.  .  .  .  J
(.v)  Adhesives  and  solvents  .  .  J (xi)  Ammonium  T-ormate  .  ,  .  | (xii)  Pigment  blue  .  .  .  .  J
 
JO.
Wire  Wound  Resistors  and wire  woundpotentlomt
ter.
1 0%
(vii)  Policarbonate  .  .  .  .  "1 .  1 (vti)  Silicon  Grease (ix)  Chemical  sohition  for  treating  f polyfllm  ,  .  .  .  .  J
(i)  Resistance  wires/tapes  other  than nici.ivmc  wires  thinner  than  30  SWG
90%
 
7.
Plastic  Film  Capacitors  :
20%
(I)  Mctalizcd  or  Plain  film  Polyester/
(u)  Silicon  Resins  ")  ~] {Hi)  Enamel  powder  [  Electronic  I (iv)  Nickel  Silver  f  Grade  [ strips  J  J
Polystyrene/policarbonato  /  Polypro- pyleno/Teflon/Polyelhylene  .
7 0%
Ceramic  Capacitors  :
11.
copper  foil.
80%
40%
(ii)  Special  tin  foil/lead  foil/zinc  foil/  ~] I (Hi)  Aluminium  foil  of  9 9 . 9%  and  f above  purity  .  .  .  .  J
(i)  Basic  Bismuth  carbonato  Oxide  "1 nitrate  .  .  .  .  .  I J
(iv)  Phenolic  vesin/cpoxy  resin/Polyester  1
35%
(ii)  Tin  Oxide (111) Silicic  Acid  .  .  .  .1 (tv)  Silver  Powder  .  .  .  L (v)  Silver  powder  suspension  .  .  J rcsin/Epok  coumorons  resin,  their hardners  and  solvents  .
(vi)  R aw  Materials  for  ceramic  T a p e:
25%
(v)  Araldite  hardners  and  solvents  . (vi)  Moulding  Wax  . (vii)  Polyester/Polystyrene/Policarbonale/
Polyethylcne/polypropylenc/Tcflon rod/stick/foil  . . ..
(viii)  Aluminium  Solder  .  .  .  J
(a)  A m m o n i um  Alginate  .  ,  " (b)  Methyl  Cellulose  . (c)  Prevcntal  . . .. (J)  Thinner  . . .. (e)  Solder  paste  . . .. (J)  Bedocryl  resin (g)  Vegetable  glue
5%
(Ix)  Diphenyl  Propane  resin  ,  . ~]
.  " (x)  Silicone  grease  . ..  ,  I
(vii)  Bentonite (vtlt)  Glass  Powder (ix)  Polyvinyl  acetate
5%
(xi)  Stamping  ink  .  .  .  [ (xii)  Aluminium  solder  .  .  ,  J
(x)  Acrylic  resin  based  marking  paints
Paper  Capacitors.
8.
(xi)  Polladium  Chloride  . (.VH)  Cerium  Oxide  . . .. (xlit)  Blanc  mixture  . . .. (xiv)  Precipated  barium  Carbonate (xv)  Puschine
12.
(i)  Aluminium  metalled  paper  Alumi- nium  Foil  9 9 . 9%  and  abovo purity  .
Curbon Reiiiton  :
50%
(/;)  Kraft  Tissue  Paper/Condenser  Tis- sue  Paper  condensor  paper  electii cal  grjdc  . . . ..
50%
10% 10% 10% (Hi)  Moulding  Wax  . (iv)  lilc  rod  dye  . . ..
(i)  Policarbonatcs  . . .. (/<)  Strontium  Carbonate  . (til)  Titanium  Dioxide (iv)  Ingredients  for  lacquers  to  be  pro-
(v)  Miciocrystallinc  Wax  .  .  .
duced  loeally  :— (")  Dimethyl  dictodecyl  amonium bentonite  . . ..
30%
(vi)  Ethyl  Cellulose  . . .. (vii)  Dennitorne  Grcaso  .  .  .  y (viii)  Epok  Coumorone  resin  .  .  i (ix)  Chlorinated  diphenyl  .
Value of in- dividual Item  not  to exceed-! 5% (x)  Copper/Nickel  Coated  porcelain  ,  1 (xi)  Polypropylene  foil/films  .  .  J
Electrolytic  Capacitors  :
9.
(b)  tipoxy  resins tc\  Oiephcnyl  propane  resin (a)  Epoxy  resin  ester  .  .  . (e)  Polyvinyl  acetate  ,  .  . (J)  Bentooe  . . .. (,7)  Methyglycol  uccetale (h)  Polyvinyl  ethyl  cthex (/)  Pure  dicyandiamide
(i)  Methyl  Cellulose
60%
(v/)  Silicic  Acid  . . .. (vii)  Vegetable  jikie  .  .  .  .  .
30%
(/)  Plain  Aluminium  Foil  9 y , 9% and above  purity  . . .. (ii)  Condensor  paper/  Cundenser Tissue  Paper  . . .. (Hi)  Aluminium  Wire  99.9%  and  above purity  . . . ..
(viii)  Quartz  Crystal  .  .  .  [ (ix)  Stamping  ink/Coding  ink  .  .  J
 
10%

390/286  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA 12,1895  [PART I
APPENDIX  43—concld.
Value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the licence
value  limit upto  which import  will be  allowed within  the face  value of  the licence
(xv)  For  Carbon  Tracks  :
Cones  for  Loudspeakers  :
13.
80%
(a)  Policarbonate/phenolic  resin/ Ethyl  Alcohol  99%/ABS Material.  Nylon  Powder Dimethyl  alcohol  99%  .
15%
30%
(0  Sulphide  pulp—Unbleached  pulp  ") Birch  pulp (medium) Alphacel pulp,  > Fibre  Stuff  .  .  .  .1 (//)  Plastic  Glue,  Phenolic  Resin,  Rub-  1 ber  Glue,  Mohilean  ' M'  .  .  > (iii)  Resin Solution,  Ethyoxyline Resins  J
(b)  Carbon  Suspension/inclusive  of  . carbon  and  Graphite  Conduc- tor Powders
(c)  Silver  Powder/Silver  Flakes  . Silver powder  suspension.
(iv)  Basoplast (v)  Melamin Resin  . . .. (v/)  Mowilith 25  . . .. (v//)  Screen netting (60  mesh)
Potentiometers or  Volume controls :
14.
30% (t  Berylium  Copper/Brass/strips (11 Phosphor  Bronze  strips/sheets Oil  Nickel  Silver  strips llv)  Bakelite/Phenolic  rigid strip/sheet  . (v)  Lead  alloy  free  quitting  steel  rods
(rivctting  quality  steel)
40%
(d)  Epoxy  and  araldite  resin  .  ' (e)  Adhesives  and  solvents  . (ft  Kilopise  . . .. (e)  Soldering  Silicone (")  Castrolese  . . .. m  Electrolube  . . .. (]) Phenolic  Strip  .  .  .  r (k)  Cotton  rag J"aper  board/strip (/)  Dimethyle  Kctone  . (m)  Carbon  black (n)  Meta  cidaolic  acid (o)  Titanium  dioxide  .  .  .  J (vi)  Brass  rods  8  mm  and  below diameter  dent  free  and  close  tole- rance  in  microns/Brass  rods  outer diameter  6.7  mm  inner  diameter 4.9  mm  wall  thickness  0.9  mm (Gauge  20)  .
NOTE  :  " F or  manufacturers  of  only  Carbon  Tracks,  the percentage shown against item (vilt) would be doubled and item (0 to (xiv) would not be permitted.
(ytl)  Silicone grease, Molygrease, Castra-
lese  Electrolable
10%
1.  Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Book  in  respect  of items  the  import  of  which  is  canalised  through  a Public Sector  agency.
5%
(vltt) Stamping  ink  . (/*)  Water  dip  concentrate (x)  Polymethylacrylic  reshi (xt)  Polyanetate moulding  powder (xii)  Potassium  Stannate (xlii)  Polycarbonate  Granules,  ABS
material,  nylon  powder
(xlv)  Acetor  Co-polymer
2.  Any  raw  material  not  included  in  the  banned  list required  for  the  purpose  of  development,  can  be imported  within  the  face  value of the licence  upto 3%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence/or  upto  a maximum of Rs. 5,000, whichever is less.

SEC.  I]  THE  GAZETTE  OF  INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL  2,  1973/CHAITRA  12,  18*5  390/287
APPENDIX  44
[Section  II—SI.  Nos.  93-94(a)  (iv)/V  and  93-94(g)/V.]
(Import  policy  for  raw  materials  and  components  for  the  manufacture  of  microscopes  and  other  Optical
instruments—April  1973—March  1974  period.)
The  import  oC  raw  materials  and  components required  for  the  manufacture  of  microscopes  and other  optical  instruments  will  be  regulated  as  indicated below  during  the  licensing  period  April  1973— March  1974  :—
(b)  Complete  Objectives  in  pairs  from  IX  to
10X  for  Stereo  microscopes.
(c)  Poloroid  films,  analysers  and  compensators
for  polorising  microscopies.
(d)  Nicol  stereoscopic  prisms  and  prisms  for
Binocular  Heads.
(A)  List  of  items  the  import  oj  which  may  be
(e)  100X  oil  immersion  objectives.
allowed  without  any  face  value  restriction  :—
(a)  Complete  wide  field  eye-pieces  for  Stereo- (B)  List  of  items  the  import  of  which  may  be allowed  upto  the  iace  value  limits  indicated  against each,  within  the  face  value  of  the  licence  :—
microscope!.
I t em
V a l ue  l i m it
Q u a r tz  a nd  f u s ed  s i l i ca  b l a n k s,  s l a b s,  s h e e ts  f or  m a k i ng  p r i s ms  a nd  l e n s es  e t c.
00
.  U p to  1 0%  of t he  f a ce  v a l ue of
t he  l i c e n ce  or  R s.  5 0 00 w h i c h e v er  is l e s s.
H e at  a b s o r b i ng  filters  . . . . . . . . . ..
(b)
•  .  •  i>
D a rk  field  c o n d e n s e rs  . . . . . . . . ..
(c)
,,
B r a ss  a nd  S t a i n l e ss  S t e el  T u b es  a nd  R o ds  o t h er  t h an  b a n n ed  or r e s t r i c t ed  t y p e s.
("0
""
G r a t i c u l e s,  i n c l u d i ng  o c c u l ar  d i s cs  a nd  s t a ge  m i c r o m e t e rs  . . ..
•,
Q u a r tz  w a ve  p l a t es  of m i ca  a nd  q u a r tz  a nd  s i m i l ar  m a t e r i al  . . ..
w 
,,
A n a l y s e rs  a nd  B e r t r a nd  L e ns  . . . . . . . . . . ..
(g)
(A) N i c o l,  W o l l a s t o n,  L i t t r o w,  R e f l e c t i ng  A r c h r o m a t i c,  P r i s m s,  m a de  of g l a s s,  q u a r tz  s i l i c a,  c a l c i t e, r o c k s a l t,  l i t h i um  fluoride,  c a l c i um  fluoride,  s o d i um  c h l o r i d e,  P o t a s s i um  C h l o r i d e,  P o t a s s i um  b r o- m i d e,  f or  B i n o c u l a r,  T r i n o c u l ar  a nd  S t e r eo  M i c r o s c o pe  . . . . . . ..  „
S t e r eo  E ye  p i e c es  a nd  o b j e c t i v es  . . . . . . ..
(0
I n f ra  r ed  a t t a c h m e nt  f or  s t e r eo  m i c r o s c o p es  . . . . ..
0)
(fc)
i  n e g a t i ve  to
P h a s ed  c o n t r a st  o b j e c t i v e s,  p h a s ed  c o n t r a st  c o n d e n s e rs  w i th  a t t a c h m e n ts  f r om p o s i t i ve  c o n t r a st  or s e p a r a t e l y — p h a s ed  c o n t r a st  e ye  p i e c es  ( w i de  field)
O p t i c al  c e m e n ts  a nd  C a n a da  B a l s am  f or  c e m e n t i ng  o p t i c a l s. (0
,,
( m)  S i l i c on  fluids  a nd  g r e a s es  . . . . . . . ..
P r o j e c t i on  b u l bs  . . . . . ..
00
.
B u l bs  of l ow  v o l t a g e,  h i g h er  i n t e n s i ty  f or  m i c r o s c o py  . . ..
00
. ..
,,
S p e c t r al  l a m ps  . . . . . . . . . ..
GO
i  S p e c i al  t y pe  of O il
(?)
,.
.  U p to  1% of  t he  f a ce  v a l ue of
t he  l i c e n ce  or  R ". 5 00 w h i c h e v er  is less.
\  I r is  d i a p h r a g ms  a nd  L e a v es  f or  I r is  d i a p h r a g ms  c ut  to s i ze  . . ..
(r)
U p to  5%  of t he  f a ce  v a l ue  of t he  l i c e n ce
or  R s.  5 0 0 0 /-  w h i c h e v er  is  l e s s.
(C)  List  of  items  import  of  which  will  not  be
allowed  :—
(a)  Binocular  Heads. (b)  Lenses  with  or  without  sleeves  for  eye
pieces—objectives  and  condensers.
(c)  Eye  pieces  of  all  types  with  mountings. (d)  Objectives  upto  magnification  of  45X.
(c)  Condensers  excepting  those  mentioned  in
List  B  above.
(f)  Mechanical  stages  of  all  types.
(g)  Mirrors  or  reflectors,  of  all  types.
(h)  Stainless  Steel  strips.
u)  Diamond  grinding  whocls-
(j)  Silver  Rods.

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APPENDIX  45
[Section  II—SI.  Nos. 308  ( b ),  (c)  and  (d)/IV]
PART—A
Items of components and raw materials to be allowed to manufacturers  of clocks and Time pieces.
A.U.  applications  from  actual  users  (both  in  the large  and  small  scale  sectors)  lor  import  of  compo- nents,  parts  and  raw  materials  for  the  manufacture of  various  types  of  clocks  and  one-day  alarm  time- pieces  will  be  considered  on  the  basis  indicated Below.
(v)  Escape  Wheels  (Alarm  and  Time). (vi)  Time  lever  and Alarm  lever  (Hammer).
(vii)  Spring  steel  strips  and wires. (viii)  Precision  screws.
2.  Pendulum  Clocks
Actual  users  will  be  allowed  to  import  only  the following  component  parts  and  raw  materials  with- in  the  c.i.f.  value  of  Rs.  6.00  per  clock:—
(i)  Spring  steel  strips  and  wires; (iij  Free  cutting  steel,  phosphor  bronze,  Brass (including  free  cutting)  in  the  form  of rounds,  sheets,  strips,  pipes,  extruded  sec- tions.
(ix)  Free  cutting  steel,  phosphor  bronze,  brass (including  free  cutting)  in  the  form  of rounds,  sheets,  strips,  pipe,  extruded  section, mild  Steel  sheets  (prime  and  waste/waste) only  PCRCA  and  CRDD  quality.
(x)  Electroplating  salts,  solution  and  composi-
tion.
(xi)  Watch  oils.
6.  Other  specialised  type  of  time-pieces,  clocks  and
timing  devices  such  as  stop  watches/clocks,
timers  transistorised  battery  movements
(iii)  Precision  scrcwi. (iv)  Clock  oils  (on restricted  basis).
3.  Lever  Clocks
The  import  of  component  parts  and  raw  mate- rials  allowed  for  import  of  Pendulum  Clocks  will  also' be  allowed  for  manufacture  of  Lever  Clocks within  the  c.i.f.  value  of  Rs.  6.00  per  lever  Clock, In  addition,  the import  of  'Lever  Escapement  Assem- bly'  costing  not  more  than  Rs.  9.15  each  will  also be  allowed  for  the  manufacture  of  Lever  Clocks. In  cases  where  foreign  collaboration  is  involved,  the entitlement  in  respect  of  'Lever  Escapement  As- sembly'  will  be  considered  on  merits  in  consultation with  the  Development  Commissioner  (Small  Scale Industries)  in  the  case  of  small  scale  units,  and D.G.T.D.  in  the case  of  units  borne  on  their  books.
Actual  user  application  from  actual  users  (both  in the  large  and  small  scale  sectors,  for  the  import  of components/taw  materials  will  be  considered  on the recommendation  of  the  sponsoring  authority  concern- ed.  Jn the case  of small  scale  units, the State  Director o(  Tndiistries  should  forward  such  applications,  duly recommended,  to  the D.C. (SSI),  New Delhi  who will send  the  same  to  the  licensing  auihority  concerned along  with  their  recommendation.
7.  The licences  issued  to  the Actual  Users  in  terms ot  this  policy  will  also  be  valid  for  import  of  the under  mentioned  items  to  the  extent  indicated below: —
(i)  Small  tools  and equipment  such  as, stamping, rivetting  checking  tools,  etc.,  tool  and alloy  steel  for  dies  and  oil  stones—upto 10%  of  the  face  value.
4.  Electric  Clocks
No  parts  of  electric  clocks  will  be  allowed  to  be imported.  Import  of  only  those  raw  materials  will be  allowed  as  are  indicated  under  para.  2  above  for 'Pendulum  Clocks'  subject  to  the  maximum  c.i.f. value  of  Rs.  6.00 per  clock.
5.  Alarm  Time  Pieces
Actual  users  will  be  allowed  to  import  only  the following  component  parts  and  raw  materials within  the  ci.f.  value  of  Rs.  6.00  per  alarm  time- piece:—
(i)  Hair  springs. (ii)  Balance  wheel. (iii)  Balance  staff,
(iv)  Balance  bearing  screws.
(ii)  Chemicals  for  de-rusting,  rust  preventing, clearing  and  coating  of  parts  and  tools and  friction  grease,  lubricating,  and  cutting oils.—upto  5%  of  the  face  value  of  the licences.
8.  Requests  for  inclusion  of  any  other  special type  of  material  in  the  licences  issued  to  the  actual users  will  be  considered  in  consultation  with  the D .C (SSI)/D.G.T.D.  as the case  may be.
9.  Small  scale  units  which  do  not  possess machinery  for  manufacture  of  parts,  may get the parts manufactured  from  other  indigenous  manufacturers out  of  the raw materials  imported  by  them  against the actual  user  licences  issued  in  terms  of  the  policy  laid down  in  this  Appendix.

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APPENDIX  45—contd.
PART  B
I.  Actual users applications  for  import  of  components,  raw  materials  mentioned  below  will  be  considered  for the manufacture  of  wrist  watches  in  accordance  with  the phased  manufacturing  programme  approved  by  the D.G.T.D.  in  the  case  of  large  scale  units  and  by  the  State  Director  of  Industries/DC  (SSI),  Now Delhi  in the case of Small Scale units.
(i)  Components  :
1.  Watch  Movement  (in  CKD  condition  for  limit- ed  quantity  as  per  approved  phased  programme).
2.  Balance  with  flat  hairspring. 3.  Barrel,  complete  (with  main  spring). 4.  Centre  bride  (centre  wheel  cock),  jewelled. 5.  Balance  cock  with  shock-protecting  device  for
flat  hairspring.
6.  Pallet  cock,  jewelled. 7.  Train  wheel  bridge,  jewelled.
8.  Barrel  bridge,  complete. 9.  Plate,  complete  (jewelled  and  with  pins).
10.  Bearing  plate,  jewelled  for  sweep  second  wheel. 11.  Flat  hairspring,  regulated,  round  stud. 12.  Mainspring  with  bridge. 13.  Collected  hairspring. 14.  Detend  (setting  lever),  complete. 15.  Regulator  for  flat  hairspring.
16.  Roller,  complete  (with  roller  pin). 17.  Jewelled  pallet  fork  and  staff.
18.  Escape  wheel  and  pinion  pivoted. 19.  Minute  wheel  and  pinion. 20.  Sweep  second  wheel  and  pinion. 21.  Third  wheel  and  pinion.
22.  Centre wheel  and  pinion,  drilled.
23.  Plate. 24.  Barrel  and  train  wheel  bridge  balance  coke. 25.  Pallet  cock. 26.  Centre  Bridge. 27.  Minute  wheel  bridge. 28.  Barrel  drum  (case). 29.  Barrel  Cover. 30.  Centre  wheel. 31.  Third  wheel.
32.  Sweep  second  wheel.
33.  Ratched  wheel. 34.  Crown  wheel. 35.  Setting  wheel. 36.  Minute  wheel. 37.  Hour  wheel.
38.  Centre  Pinion. 39.  Third  wheel  pinion. 40.  Lo^cr  and  Upper  Fnd  pieces. 41.  Sweep second  pinion.
42.  Escape  pinion.
43.  Winding  pinion.
44.  Clutch  wheel. 45.  Mimit  wheel  pinion. 46.  Cannon  pinion. 47.  Barrel  arbor. 48.  Pall"'  staff.
49.  Balance  staff  pivoted. 50.  Winding Stem. 51.  Escape  wheel 52.  Pallet  fork.
53.  Roller. 54.  Balance.
55.  Regulator.
56.  Deten  (setting lever). 57.  Yoke (Clutch  lever). 58.  Click. 59.  Crown  wheel  ring. 60.  Click  spring. 61.  Yoke  spring. 62.  Spring  washer.
63.  Pressure  spring  for  setting  lever.
64.  Setting  lever  spring  (set  bridge). 65.  Setting  lever  staff, 66.  Bridge guiding  tube.
67.  Block  of  balance  spring  (balance  spring  stud). 68.  Dart  (Guard  pin). 69.  Banking  pin. 70.  Curb  pin  (Index  pin). 71.  Hairspring  stud  pin. 72.  Block  (of pallet  fork). 73.  Boot. 74.  Rest  of  balance  cock. 75.  Bearing  plate. 76.  Screws.
77.  Jewels.
78.  Bearings. 79.  Shock  proof  unit.
80.  Shock  protecting  device  upper. 81.  Shock  protecting  device  lower. 82.  Setting  lever  screws.
83.  Setting  lever  spring  screws. 84.  Mainspring  with  bridle,
85.  Collected  hairspring. 86.  Large  driving  wheel.
87.  Canon  pinion  with  and  without  clam  notch. 88.  Date  indicator  guard. 89.  Intermedinte  date  wheel. 90.  Date  indicator  driving  wheel.

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(i)  Components—contd.
91.  Date  indicator.
92.  Date  jumper  spring.
93.  Date  jumper.
94.  Screw  for  indicator  guard.
95.  Intermediate  date  wheel  screw.
96.  'O'  Rings  for  crowns  &  water  proof  watch
cases.
97.  Spiral  spring.
98.  Spring Clip.
(ii)  Raw  materials
1.  Horological  Brass,  strips,  sheets,  plates,  wire, pipes and  rods of  various sizes (on the  recommen- dation  of  sponsoring  authority).
2.  Watch/Clock  oil  &  greases.
3.  Radium  powder/Luminous  compound.
4.  Nickel  silver  strips/sheets/rods/wircs.
5.  Titanium  wire  rods,  tubes  7  tips.
6.  Metha-Acrylic  (Perspex)  sheets  (Other  than
banned  sizes).
7.  Watch  makers'  Hand  tools/small  to  ols.
8.  Stainless  steel  wire,  strips,  sheets,  flats  &  pipes, (on  the  recommendation  of  the  sponsoring authority).
9.  Bright  free  cutting  steel  rods  and  wire  (on the recommendation  of the sponsoring  authority).
10.  Potassium  cyanide  (on  the  recommendation  of
the  sponsoring  authority).
11.  Cold  Rolled  High  Carbon  Steel  strips/sheets/
Rods.
12.  Spring  Steel  strips.
13.  Special  steel  wire,  rods,  strips,  flats  (on  the  re-
commendation  of  the  sponsoring  authority).
14.  Electroplating  salts, solution, composition, chemi- cals  for  de-rusting,  rust  preventing,  clearing  and coating  of  part  and  tools  and  friction  grease, lubricating  and  cutting  oils—upto  2%  of  the face  value  of  the  licences  (on  the  recommenda- tion  of  the  sponsoring  authority).
II.  A.U.  applications  for  import  of  raw  materials for  the  manufacture  of  parts/components  of watches, clocks  and  time-pieces  will  be  considered in  accordance  with  the  phased  manufacturing programme.  In  the  case  of  small  scaV-  units  the phased  manufacturing  programme  should  be approved  by  the  State  Directors  of  Industries/ DC(SSI),  New  Delhi.
NOTES:—(1)  Actual  import  will  be  permitted  in accordance  with  the  approved  phased manufacturing  programme.  In  the  case of  units  having  approved  phased manufacturing  programme,  their  entitle- ments  will  be  worked  out  on  the  basis of  prescribed  pack  value  based  on  actual production.  In  this  connection,  the  unit will  be  required  to  furnish  a  certificate to  the  licensing  authority  from  the sponsoring  authority  concerned  showing the  actual  production  during  April 1972—March,  1973.
(2) The  entitlement  of  now  units  for  grant of  licences  for  import  of  component parts/raw  materials  for the  manufacture of clocks, time-pieces etc. will be  worked, out  on  the  basis  of  phased  manufactur- ing  programme  as  approved  by  the DGTD  m  the  case  of  DGTD  units  and the  State  Directors  of  Industries/ DC  (SSI)  in  the  case  of  small  scale units.
(3) Please  sec  Section  III  of  this  Book in  respect  of  items  included  in  this appendix  and import of which is canalis- ed  through  a  public  sector  agency.
(4)  Request  for  inclusion  of  any  other  spe- cial  type  of  material  in  the  licences issued  to  the  actual  users  will  be  con- sidered  in  consultation  with  the  spon- soring  authorities.

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APPENDIX  46
(Section  11 -SI.  No.  46-A(a)/II)
List of raw materials and components which will be allowed for import to Storage battery industry.
Items
Remarks
SI. No.
*
1. 2. 3. 4.
Pig lead Antimony  ore Arsenical Antimonial lead alloy Special grade  P.V.C.  resin  (for  manufacture  of  PVC
scpurmur umy^
5.
Glass  wool mats (for the manufacture  of rubber  separator
only)
y  Import  of th;se  items will  be allowed  on a restricted  basis.
6. Battery  separator  other  than  P.V.C.  Rubber  and
" 1 1/  y-& J-% J -I m  fm
wooQon  . . . . . . . ..
7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
Micro sulphur Pure tin Copper  ingot/copper  bar Red lead (for manufacture  of Aircraft  batteries only) Special sealing compound. Synthetic rubber. Carbon  black and Acetylene  black. Rubber  accetators. Wood  flour. Ebonite  dust. Teepol. Heat imprinting  foil. Silicon  filler. Vulcastab L.S. powder. Glass fibre sleevings. Cork  powder. Calcium  formate.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Indulio A.T. Rozalex barrlor  cream. Petroleum jelly. Gasil—23 Zewoxyl. Vanisprene CB. Vandyke brown  powder.
29.
NOTE  :—Please  sec  Section  III of this  Book  in respect of items  included  in this Appendix and import  of which is canalised  through
a  public  sector  agency.

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APPENDIX  47
(.Section  II—SI.  r'o.  46-A(d)/lI)
List of raw materials and components  which will be allowed for import  to Dry battery  cell  industry.
SI. No.
Items
Remarks
1. 2 •;
4. 5.
b. 7. 8. 9.
("Import  of these items will be allowed  on restricted  basis
J
Manganese ore. Electrolytic  Manginesc  Dioxide. (On restricted  basis) Acetylene  black. Graphite. Carbon  rods. Microcrystalline wax. Cellulose acetate labels and  film.  (On restricted  basis) Special battery  grade wheat flour  or special  starch. Carbon black or active carbon. Coated and impregnated  paper. Heat  imprinting  foils. Plastic (PVC) heat  shrinking  tubes. Special PVC strips and sleeves. Zinc in the form  of ingot, calots and sheets. Mercury. Lead  ingol. Other chemicals and consumable items as used in the manu-
10, 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
facture  of dry battery cells.
Import  will  be allowed  depending  upon  the mix variation  desired by individual  units on the specific recommendation  of the spon- soring  authority.
NOTE  :—Please see  Section III of  this Book  in respect of  Items included in  this Appendix and  import of  which is canalised  through a  public  sector  agency.

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APPENDIX  48
[Section  II—SI.  Nos.  2&4/IV  and  65  (1-4)  (v)  (a)  &  (b)/VJ
List  of  raw  materials  and  components  which  will  be  allowed  for  import  to  the  Ah-conditioning  and
refrigeration  equipment  manufacturers.
(E)  Domestic  Rejrigerators
(A)  Drinking water coolers
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes  and  capillary
tubing.
2.  Tin  (on  restricted  basis).
3.  Components  of  compressors  as  per  SI.  No.  G to  those  who  manufacture  their  own  compres- sors.
(B)  Freezers (below  O°  C)
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  types  and  capillary
tubes.
2.  Flexible  magnetic  strip.
3.  Solenoid  by-pass  valve  (3  way  valve).
4.  Defrost  and  temperature  control  (combina-
tion).
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes  and  capillary
tubes.
2.  Bund}r  weld  steel  tubes.
3.  Speed  clip  tubular.
4.  Flexible  magnetic strip. 5.  Inlet  and  outlet  tube  assembly  (aluminium  to
copper  tube  welded).
6.  Monel  metal  wire  cloth.
7.  Fabric  washer.
8.  (i)  Components  of  compressors  as  per  SI.  No. G  to  those  who  manufacture  their  own  com- pressors.
(ii)  Cover  coats,  frits,  clays.
(F)  Room air-conditioners
5.  Harmatic  sealed  compressors.—(1)  below  l/'O HP,  (2)  1/4  HP  and  (3)  1/2  to  3/4  HP,  suit- able  for  application  below  O  degree  C,  in  con- sultation  with  D.G.T.D.
6.  Low  back  pressure  open  type  refrigeration  com- pressors  1/4  HP  to  3/4  HP  at  minus  13*  C suitable  for  combination  coolers  in  consultation with  the  D.G.T.D.
7.  Bundy  weld  steel  tube.
8.  Components  of  Compressor  as  per  SI.  No.  G to  those  who  manufacture  their  own  compres- sors.
(C)  Plate Freezers
1.  Copper  tubes, permissible  sizes.
2.  Thermo  expansion  (multi  outlet)  valve. 3.  Flexible  connections  (rubber  hoses  and  metallic hoses)  suitable  for  low  temperature  application. 4.  Components  of  compressor  as  per  Sl.No.  T  to those  who  manufacture  their  own  compressors 1.  Copper  lubes  permissible  sizes  and  capillary
tubes.
2.  Bundy  weld  steel  tubes.
3.  Thermostates  above  15 amps  (for  manufacture  of 2  ton  and  above  Air-conditioner  (on  restricted basis).
4.  Electrolytic  start  capacitors  (on  restricted
basis).
5.  Piano  switch  (on  restricted  basis).
6.  Components  of  compressor  as  per  SI.  No.  'G' to  those  who  manufacture  their  own  compres- sors.
(G)  Sealed compressors I  HP  to  7£  HP.
1.  Piston  Rings. 2.  Motor  terminal  assembly-—10%  upto  1  HP.
For  above  i  HP  no  restriction.
3.  Relay  with  overload  protector  above  11  HP.
4.  Bundy  weld  steel  tubes.
5.  Copper  capillary  tubes  and  Copper  tubes  per-
missible  sizes.
(D)  Blood  Storage  Refrigerators
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes  and  capillary
tube.
2.  Flexible  magnetic  strip.
3.  Bundy  weld  steel  tubes.
4.  Inlet  and  outlet  tube  assembly  (Aluminium  to
copper  tube  welded).
5.  Components  of  compressor  as  per  SI.  No.  G  to those  who  manufacture  their  own  compressors.
22  G  of  1/73—21.
6.  Locking  pins.
7.  Nylon  or  paper  based  electric insulation  material,
rag  paper,  fish  paper  and  press  board.
8.  Copper  coated  welding  wires.
9.  Cylinder  head  gasket  and  valve  plate  gasket
10.  Cluster  terminal  connector.
11.  Hermetic  compressor  oil.
12.  Molecular  sieve.

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(H)  Semi-sealed  compressors  3  HP  to  7-1/2  HP
1.  Valve  plate  assembly. 2.  Compressor  valve  reed. 3.  Compressor  discharge  shut-off  valve  above  7/8"
only.
4.  Compressor  suction  shut-off  valve  above  7/8"
only.
5.  Compressor  bearing  bushing.
3.  Copper  tubes  plain  permissible  sizes  and copper  tubes  finned  (internal  or  external) 3/4"  O.D.  and  below.
4.  Cupro-nickel  tubes  3/4"  OD  and  below.
(L)  Condenser
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes  and  Copper tubes  finned  (internal  or  external)  3/4"  OD and  below.
2.  Fusible  plug  and  alloy. 3.  Cupro-nickel  tubes  3/4"  OD  and  below.
(I)  Package  air-conditioners
(M)  Cooling coils and Evaporators. Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes.
(N)  Fan  Coil  units,  weathermaker.  Air  Handling
Units, etc.
1.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes. 2.  Fan  sleeve  bearings. 3.  Vibration  eliminators. 4.  Pillow  block  bearings. 5.  Humidistat. 6.  Components  of  compressor  as per  S.  No.  'G* or S.  No.  'H'  or  S.  No.  T  who  manufacture  then- own  compressors.
(J)  Open  type  compressor  1/2  HP  and  above
1.  Shaft  seal  assembly  and  its  parts. 2.  Capacity  and  unloader  assembly. 3.  Crankshaft  forgings  unfinished  (OR)  Crank-
shaft  SG  iron  cast  unfinished.
4.  Suction  and  discharge  valve  disc/plates/
springs/spindle.
1.  Fan  sleeve  bearing. 2.  Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes. 3.  Solenoid  valve  (3  way). 4.  Combination  thermostat  (heating  &  cooling)
room  type.
5.  Pillow  block  bearings. 6.  Modulating  motor  and  modulating  controller. 7.  Humidistat. 8.  Electronic  air  filter. 9.  Hot  gas  defrost  assembly.
10.  Other  controls  (Industrial)  in  consultation  with
DGTD.
(O)  Bottle  coolers,  Beverage coolers
Copper  tubes  permissible  sizes.
(P)  Overload protection relay
5.  Piston  (aluminium)  and  Piston  rings. 6.  Unfinished  forgings  for  connecting  rods. 7.  Compression  rings  and  oil  rings. 8.  Hydraulic  relay. 9.  Seamless  steel tubes upto  3/8"  OD.
10.  Oil  pump  gear  wheels.
(K)  Chillers
1.  Float  control.
2,  Level  master  control  valve  package.
(1)  Bi-metal  strips/sheets/coils.  "1 (2)  Beryllium  copper  sheets/strips/coils.  lr e s t r^t ed
(3)  Copper  wire  47  GA.  J  b a S ls NOTE  :—Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Red  Book in respect  of  items  included  hi  this  Appendix  and  im- port  of  which  is  canalised  through  a  public  sector agency.

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APPENDIX  49
LSecLion 11—SI. No.  39 (b)  (ii)/II]
Items of Components and raw materials other than steel that will be allowed to actual users manufacturing House Service
meters.
(A)  Components
( 1)  Pin  for  Top  Bearings. (2)  Pivot  (Ball  or  Pin). (3)  Collar  (Crystal  Glass). (4)  Shafts  for  Registers. (5)  Rotor  Worm. (6)  Rollers  (Number  Wheels). (7)  Changeover  Pinion. (8)  Grub  Screws  (Micro  Screw  or  Miniature
Screw).
(B)  Raw materials
(1)  Duraluminium  and  Aluminium  Alloy  Rods.
Sheets,  Strips,  Tubes.
(2)  Resistance  Wires  45  SWG  and  above. (3)  Electrical  Grade  Insulating  Paper  and  Sheets.
(4)  Chronometer  Oil/Watch  Oil  (Import  should
not  exceed  Rs.  500/-).
(5)  Temperature  Compensating  Alloys. (6)  Thermoplastic  Moulding  Materials  which  art
permissible  for  import.
(7)  Zinc. (8)  Tin. (9)  Lead.
(10)  Aluminium  Rod—extruded  and  drawn  free
cutting  quality  in  straight  lengths.
(11)  Silicon. (12)  Hot  stamping  Tape. (13)  Non-Hydroscopic  Presspahn  Sheets. (14)  99.9  per  cent  purity  Aluminium.
NOTE.—Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Red  Book  in respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix  and  import of  which  is  canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.

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APPENDIX  50
[Section  II—SI.  No.  92(a)/V]
List of raw materials  and components which will be allowed for  import for  manufacture  of water meters.
(A)  Raw  materials/components to  be  allowed to the
(ii)  Special  vane  wheel  (for  manufacture  of  in- units  borne  on  the  list  of  D.G.T.D.
(1)  Raw  materials  :—
dustrial  type  water  meters  only).
(B)  Components  to  be  allowed to  the  units  in  the
small scale sector.
(i)  Non-ferrous  metals,  namely—
(a)  Copper. (b)  Tin. (c)  Zinc. (d)  Lead.
(ii)  Plastic moulding  powder, (iii)  Nickel/stainless  steel  rods  and  strips. (iv)  Brass  tubes  of  permissible  types  (for  manu- facture  of  industrial  type  water  meters omyj.
(v]  bronze  powder.
(2)  Components :—
(i)  'O'  rings  (for  manufacture  of  domestic  type water  meters  only).
Components  other  than  the  following  will  be allowed  for  import:—
(i)  Casing/bodies.
(ii)  Vane  wheel. (iii)  Recording/counting  drum. (IV)  Dial. (v)  Jewels, (vi)  Magnets.
NOTE:—Please  see  Section III  of  this  R('d  Hook  in respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix, the  import  of  which  is  canalised  thfOLgh a  public  sector  agency.

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APPENDIX  51
(Section  TI  SI.  No.  19/11)
List  of raw materials and components permitted for  Import to tbe manufacturers  of Ball  and  Roller bearings.
1.  High  carbon  chromium  steel  seamless  tubes  as  per  specification  SAE  52100.
2.  Low  carbon  seamless  steel  tubes  cold  drawn,  specification  LC  5.
3.  High  carbon  chromium  steel  bars  of  specification  IS-103  Crl  and  103  Cr2  equivalent  to  SAE  51100  and 52100.
4.  Hot  rolled  and  machine  straightened  ban.  similar  to  specification  AISI  8620 and  AISI  4620.
5.  High  carbon  chromium  steel  wire  rods  of  specification  IS-103  Crl  and  103 Cr2  equivalent  to  SAE  51100 and  52100  cold  drawn  in  coils.
6.  Hot  rolled  and  machine  straightened  wire  rods  of  specification  IS1 8620 and  AISI  4620.
7.  Cold  rolled  steel  strips  fully  killed,  deep  drawing  quality  pinch  passed  and  in  coils.
8.  Hot  rolled  strips  non-scalloping  grade,  deep  drawing  quality,  similar  to  AISI-C  1008.
9.  Grinding  wheels,  honing  stones/sticks,  mechanite  plates  (Gap  and  Ring  Plates).  (Import  will  be  allowed on  restricted  basis),
10.  Components  such  as  precision  steel  balls,  finished  rollers,  retainers  felt  and  rubber  seals, forged  and  rolled rings. (Tmport will be allowed  on restricted  basis).
NOTES  :  (1)  Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Book  in  respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of which  is  canalised  through  a  Public  Sector  agency.
(2)  The items included  in this Appendix  the import  of which is allowed  to  the actual  users  on  restricted basis elsewhere in  this  book,  will be  allowed  to  be imported  to  the extent  prescribed  for  such  items.
(3)  The import  of  iron  and  steel items included in this Appendix will be governed by the policy indicated in  Appendix 41.

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APPENDIX  52
(Section  I—Paragraph 125)
Imports for personal use and for hospitals, institutions and research and analytical laboratories.
Imports  exempted  from  l.l.C.  restrictions
1.  (i)  Imports  for personal  use
(a)  Any person  can import  drugs  and medicines for  ins  own use provided  the  c.i.f.  value oi" such  goods  imported  at  any  one  time  does not  exceed  Rs. 200.
(b)  Any  person  can  import  life  saving  equip- ment  like  pace-maker  for  heart  for  his own use  on  production  of  an  essentiality  certifi- cate  from  a  registered  medical  practitioner or  from  a  hospital/medical  institution,  to the  customs  authorities.
(c)  Registered  medical  practitioners  can  import medical  including  surgical,  optical  and dental  instruments,  apparatus,  appliances and  replacement  parts  and  accessories  there- of  and dental  materials  permissible  for import under  the  Import  Trade  Control  Policy  in force  at  the time  of  importation  upto  a c.i.f. value  of  Rs.  1,000 in a  financial  year for their  own use, subject  to  the  condition  that at  the time  of  clearance,  the importer  will be required  to give  a  declaration  to the customs authority  to  the effect  that  the c.i.f.  value of such  goods  already  imported  during  the same financial year  does  not exceed  Rs. 1,000. (d)  Persons  having  imported  agricultural  tractors can  import  spare  parts  of  tractors  permissible for  import  under  the  Import  Trade  Control Policy  in  force  at  the  time  of  importation upto  a c.i.f,  value  of Rs. 1,250 in a  financial year  for their  own use subject  to the condition that  at  the  time  of  clearance,  the  importer will  be  required  to  give  a  declaration  to the customs  authority  to the  effect  that  the c.i.f. value  of  such  goods  already  imported  during the  same  financial  year  does  not  exceed Rs.  1,250.
(e)  Any person  can import  technical  and scientific books  permissible  for import  under  the Import Trade  Control  Policy  in  force  at  the time oi importation  upto  a  e.i.f.  value  of  Rs. 500 at any  one time  for  his own  use.
(f)  Any  person  can  import  artists'  materials, namely,  water  colour  tubes,  canvas,  brushes (made of hog or sable hair) and palette knives upto  a c.i.f.  value  of Rs. 150 at any one tirns for  his own  use.
time  of  importation  upto  a c.i.f.  value of Rs.  2,000 at any one time for their own use.
(c)  Hospitals and X-ray clinics can import  X-ray films and X-ray diagnostic agents upto a c.i.f. value of Rs. 1,000 at any one time for their own use.
(d)  Laboratories  can import  X-ray films and X- ray  diagnostic  agents  for  research  purposes upto  a c.i.f.  value  of Rs. 1,000 at any one time for their  own use.
(e)  Scientific  instruments,  equipments,  apparatus and  appliances,  whether  electronic  or  elec- trically  operated  or  otherwise,  replacement parts  thereof  and components,  required  for the  construction  of  scientific  instruments, equipments,  apparatus  and  appliances, whether  electronic  or  electrically  operated or  otherwise, by technical and research  insti- tutions  or  Government  research  and analy- tical  laboratories,  for their  own use, provid- ed  the c.i.f.  value  of  such  goods  imported at  any one  time  shall  not  exceed  two thousand  rupees;  or  shall  not exceed  eight thousand,  two hundred  and fifty rupees  in one  lot per annum  subject  to the condition that  if  the  second  alternative  as  above  is preferred,  then  at the tune  of clearance, the importer  shall  give  a  declaration  to  the Customs  Authority  to the effect  that  he has not  and shall  not avail  of  the  facility  of importing  these  articles  upto  two thousand rupees  in value  at any one time  during the same financial year.
(f)  Research  and  analytical  laboratories  can import  high  purity  chemicals  upto  a  c.i.f. value  of Rs. 500 at any one time  for then- own use.
(g)  Hospitals  or medical  institutions  can import life  saving  equipments  like  pace-maker  for heart  for their own use.
(h)  Hospitals  or medical  institutions  can import spare  parts  of  medical  including  surgical, optical  and dental  equipment  upto  the c.i.f. value  of Rs. 2,000  at any one tune for their own use.
(ii)  Imports  by  Hospitals  or  Institutions,  Research
and  analytical  laboratories
(a)  Hospitals  or  medical  institutions  can import drugs  and  medicines  upto  a  c.i.f.  value of Rs.  1,000 at any one time  for their  own  use.
 
(b)  Hospitals  or  medical  institutions  can import medical  including  surgical,  optical  and dental instruments,  apparatus  arid  appliances  and replacement  parts  and accessories  thereof and dental  materials,  permissible  for  import  under the Import Trade  Control Policy in force  at the (i)  Technical  and scientific  books  permissible for  import  under  the Import  Trade  Control policy in force  at the time of importation by an  educational,  technical  and research  insti- tution  or  university  recognised  by  the University  Grants  Commission,  for  its own use,  provided  the c.i.f.  value  of  such  goods imported  in  a  financial  year  shall  not ex- ceed  ten thousand  rupees,  and  applications for  remittance  of foreign  exchange  are made through  the University  Grants  Commission. 2.  Applications  from  medical  and educational  insti- tutions  for the grant  of  customs  clearance  permits in respect  of  gifts  of  technical  equipments  will he  considered  by the C.C.I. &E., New Delhi  on the recommendation  of  the  concerned  administrative Ministry  of  the Government  of  India,

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APPENDIX  53
List  ol  I.D.A.  industries
1.  Commercial  vehicles  (trucks  and  buses).
2.  Agricultural tractors.
3.  Automotive  components,  the  following  :—
(0  Tyres  and  tubes  (rubber); (ii)  Auto-electricals  and batteries; (Hi) Radiators; (iv)  Fuel systems;
(v)  Pistons, shafts,  bearings, valves and seals;
(vi)  Clutch and brake systems; (vii) Wheels and  shock absorbers; and {viii) Other parts.
4.  Machine tools.
5.  Cutting tools, small tools and abrasives.
6.  Electric motors (above  1 H.P.)
7.  Fertilisers;
(/)  Nitrogenous; (ii) Phosphatic.
8.  Pesticides (Technical)
9.  Aluminium.
10.  Ball and  Roller  bearings.
11.  Power tillers
12.  Power transformers  upto  33 K.V.
13.  Switch gear and control gear.
14.  Electrical steel stampings and laminations.

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APPENDIX  54
(Section  I—Paragraph  111)
Import  of  Sampler
The  various  provisions  relating  to  import  of samples,  with  or  without  an  import  licence  are indicated  below:—
7.  Import  of  samples  by  exporters  for  export  pro- motion  purposes  is  also  allowed  without  an  import licence,  if  such  samples  are  imported  against  the blanket  release  of  foreign  exchange  provided  by  the Reserve  Bank  of  India  for  travel  abroad.
(A)  Import  of  samples without  an  import licence.
2.  There  are  three  provisions  in  this  behalf:—
(i)  Import  of  bona fide and  technical  and  trade
samples  under  O.G.L.  IV.
(ii)  Import  of  commercial  samples  under  Inter-
national  Convention.
(iii)  Import  of  samples  by  exporters  against blanket  release  of  foreign  exchange.
8.  Import  of  samples  may  be  allowed  by  the  cus- toms  authorities  without  import  licence  in  cases  where (i)  the  value  does  not  exceed  Rs.  500,  (ii)  the  import is  made  by  post  parcel  or  by  air-freight  parcel  and (iii)  the  importer  is  a registered  manufacturer-exporter and  produces  evidence  to  this  effect  to  the  Customs authorities  at  the  time  of  clearance  and  to the  Reserve Bank  of  India  at  the  time  of  making  remittance.  In such  cases,  remittance  to  the  foreign  supplier  will  be allowed  by Reserve  Bank  of  India.
(B)  J-nwort of  samples  with  import licence.
Impor,  oj  Prototypes/technical samples
9.  Applications  for  import  of  machinery  and  ins- truments  and  other  items  of  prototypes/technical samples  such  as  chemicals,  raw  materials  etc.  will  be considered  on  the  recommendation  of  the  sponsoring authority  concerned.
Import  of  trade samples
3.  Under  O.G.L.  IV,  appearing  in  Appendix  24 to  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules and  Procedure,  1973-74  import  of  bona fide technical and  trade  samples  except  "vegetable  seeds"  and  "new drugs"  is  allowed  without  an  import  licence,  provided the  samples  are  supplied  free  and  the  c.ii.  value, in  one  consignment,  does  not  exceed  Rs.  1,000/-. The  Customs  authorities  may  also  allow  clearance  of samples  under  O.G.L.  IV  even  if  the  importer  may have  to  pay  for  freight  and  insurance  charges,  pro- vided  the  overall  value  of  the  sample  imported,  in- cluding  freight  and  insurance  charges, does  not  exceed Rs.  1,000/-  c.i.i  If  a  sample  is  imported  by  air and  on  account  of  the  extra  freight  paid on  importing by  air,  the  c.i.t  value  of  the  sample  exceeds Rs.  1,000/-  the  Customs  Authorities  may  still  allow the  import  under  O.G.L.  IV,  provided  the  supply  is made  free  of  charge  and  the  foreign  supplier  also bears  the  entire  expenses  relating  to  insurance  and freight.
10.  Applications  for  import  of  trade  samples intended  for  free  distribution  which  are  not  covered by  the  provisions  of  O.G.L.  IV  or  under  the  facility provided  for  import  under  the  International  Con- vention  drawn  at  Geneva  on  7th  November,  1952, will  be  considered  in  bona  fide  cases,  provided  the applicant  produces  a  'no  charge  invoice'  to  prove that  no  payment  is  required  to  be  made  against  the cost  of  the  import.
Import  of  samples of  drugs and medicines
4.  Customs  will  not  allow  an  item  sought  to  be imported  as  a  technical  sample  if  the  importer  is not  engaged  in  the  production  of  that  item  and  is also  not  in  a position  to  satisfy  the  Customs  Authori- ties  that  the  scheme  for  the  production  of  the  item, in  question,  has  been  approved  by  the  sponsoring authority  concerned.  Importers  who  are  not  connect- ed  with  commercial  sale  or  distribution  are  not  eligi- ble  to import  trade  samples. However,  Export  Promo- tion  Councils  and  or  eligible  Merchandising  Export Houses, may  be  allowed  to import  technical  and  trade samples.
5.  Import  of  only  such  trade  samples  is  allowed as  are  permissible  to  actual  users  or  established importers  under  the  import  policy  in  force  at  the time  of  shipment.
6.  Under  International  Convention  drawn  at Geneva  on  7th  November,  1952,  import  of  com- mercial  samples  is  allowed  without  an  import  licence. Full  details  in  this  regard  can,  however,  be  ascertain- ed  from  the  Collector  of  Customs  concerned.
11.  In  order  to  minimise  delay  and  inconvenience to  bona  fide  sole  representatives  of  manufacturers abroad  in  importing  consignments  of  free  samples  of drugs  and  medicines,  Customs  Clearance  Permits will  be  issued  for  import  of  free  samples  of drugs  and  medicines  covered  by  List  I  of Appendix  19  to  this  Book,  subject  to  the  following conditions:—
(i)  no  remittance  of  foreign  exchange  is
involved;
(ii)  the  c.i.f.  value  of  the  consijjnment  is  reason- ably  small  and  does  not  exceed Rs.  8,000/-;
(Hi) the  samples  are  imported  in  packings  which are  distinctly  different  from  regular  trade packings;  and
(iv)  each  packing  is  clearly  marked  'Physicians
samples  not  to  be  sold'.

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APPENDIX  54—concld.
import  of  raw-materials,  components  and  spares  by  a specific  endorsement  made  thereon.
Import  of  samples  by  registered  exporters
12.  Applications  for  Customs  Clearance  Permits under  this  provision  should  be  made  to  the  regional licensing  authorities  concerned.  Only  one  Customs Clearance  Permit  may  be  issued  to  a  firm  and  for  this purpose  only  the  Head  Office  of  the  Firm  should apply.
Import  of  technical  samples  against  actual  user
licences  :
13.  Requests  for  import  of  chemicals  and  other materials  to  be  used  as  technical  sample*/prototypes will  be  considered  by  the  licensing  authorities  con- cerned  on  the  recommendations  of  the  sponsoring authorities  concerned  to  the  extent  of  Rs.  2.000/- c.i.f.  against  import  licences  issued  to  actual  users  for 14.  Applications  for  import  of  samples  by  regis- tered  exporters  upto  a  value  of  Rs.  5,000  (c.i.f.) in  each  case,  may  be  considered  by  the  regional licensing  authorities  concerned  against  the  import replenishment  licences  on  the  recommendation of  the  Export  Promotion  Councils/other  Register- ing  Authorities.  Applications  for  values  higher than  Rs.  5,000  (c.i.f.)  will  also  be  con- sidered  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Delhi,  on  the  recommendations  of  the Export  Promotion  Councils/other  Registering  Autho- rities  concerned  in  consultation  with  the  technical authorities.

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APPENDIX  55
[Section  II—SI.  No.  93-94  (j)/V]
List of component parts import of which will be allowed for the manufacture of Dental Units and Dental Airotors
(v)  Three  in  one  Air  and  Water  Syringe, 1.  Component  parts  import  of  which  will  be allowed for  the  manufacture of  Dental Units.
(vi)  Mercury  coated  Projector  Bulbs.
2.  Component parts import oj which will be  allowed
(i)  Dental  High  Speed  Drilling  Engines  complete
(ii)  Handpieces—All  types,
(iii)  Triple  Section  arm  and  Cableamis.
for  the  manufacture of  Dental Airotors. (i)  Airotor  Handpieces. (ii)  Air mo tor  Handpicce. (iii)  Control  Valves.
(iv)  Wrist  Joints  all types.

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APPENDIX  56
[Section  II—SI. No.  76(a)  &  (b)/V]
List  of raw  materials  and components which will be allowed for  import for  manufacture  of Industrial  Sewing
Machines
1.  Components  of  Industrial  Sewing  Machines:
(a)  Thread  take  up lever complete  with crank  and  lock  pin.
(h)  Rotating  hook  complete  with  bobbin  case.
(c)  Bevel  gear  sets.
2.  Raw  Materials  :
(a)  Free  cutting  bars  lead  bearing  quality  in  black  condition  to  specifications  EN-1A.
(b)  CRCA  Sheets.
**(c)  M.S.B.D.  F/C  lead  alloy  steel  bars  EN-1A  quality.
{d)  CRCA  Strips,
(e)  Spring  steel  strip.
( /)  Primary  nickel.
"""Import will be governed  by the policy indicated  in Appendix 41.
NOTES  :  (1)  Please  see  Section  111 of  this  Book  in  respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of which  is  canalised  through  a  Public  Sector  agency.
(2)  The items included  in this Appendix  the import  of which is allowed  to  the actual  users  on restric- ted  basis elsewhere in this book,  will be allowed  to be imported  to  the extent  prescribed  for  such items.

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APPENDIX  57
(Section  II—SJ.  No.  41/V)
List of raw materials which will be allowed to actual users for import for the manufacture  of rubber goods
(1)  Synthetic  rubber  of  the  following  types  :—
(/)  Butyl  rubber.
(il)  Poly  chloroprene  (Neoprene).
(Hi) Acrylo  nitrile  butadiene  copolymcr  (Nitrilc  Rubber).
(iv)  Thikol.
(v)  Synthetic  latex,  including  vinyl  pyridiene  latex  and  copolymer  of
styrene  butadiene  latex.
(vj)  Hypalon.
(2)  Carbon  black.
(3)  Rubber  chemicals  e.g.  accelerators,  antioxidants,  retarders,  peptisers.  Import  will  be  allowed  on  res- reclaming  agents  and  blowing  agents  (other  than  Hexamine  type).  tricted  basis.
(4)  Insoluble  Sulphur.
NOTES  :  (1)  Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Book  in  respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of which  is canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.
(2)  The  items  included  in  this Appendix  the  import  of  which  is allowed  to  the  actual  users  on  restric- ted  basis elsewhere in  this book,  will  be allowed  to  be imported  to  the  extent  proscribed  for  such items.

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APPENDIX  58
(Section  II—SJ.  Nos.  156-160/IV)
List  of Items to be allowed  for  import  by the Paper  Film  and  Foil  based  packaging  industry 1.  Permissible  types  of  industrial  papers  and  boards  such  as  :
(0  Vegetable  parchment  papers.
(//)  Wood  free  glazed  board.
(///)  Glassine  Paper.
2.  Photographic  materials  such  as  films,  chemicals.
3.  Printing  accessories,  rubber  blankets, zinc plates  etc.
4.  Chemicals  and  waxes  such  as,  Titanium  dioxide,  Nitro  cellulose,  Bronze  powder,  synthetic  wix,  Glycerine.
5.  Solvents/Dyes  :  Toluene,  Xylene,  Permissible  dyes.
NOTES  :  (1)  Please see Section  III  of this Book  in respect  of items included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of  which is  canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.
(2)  The  items  included  in  this  Appendix  the  import  of  which  is  allowed  to  the  actual  users  on  restricted basis  elsewhere  in  this  book,  will  be  allowed  to  be  imported  to  the  extent  prescribed  for  such  items.

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APPENDIX  59
(Section  II—SI.  No.  206/IV)
List  of  Items to be allowed  for  import  for  manufacture  of  Paper  Makers'  felts
(i)  Raw  Wool.
(/z)  Synthetic  fibre.
(lit)  Special  chemicals  for  treating  the  felts.
NOTES  :  (1)  Please  see  Section  III of  this  Book  in  respect  of  items  included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of which  is canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.
(2)  The  items  included  in  this  Appendix  the  import  of  which  is  allowed  to  the  actual  users  on  res- tricted  basis  elsewhere  in  this  book,  will  be  allowed  to  be  imported  to  the  extent  prescribed for  such  items.

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APPENDIX  60
(Section  TI—SI.  No.  156—160/IV)
List of items to be allowed for  import for  manufacture  of Carbon paper and duplicating stencils (1)  Carbonising  tissue.
07)  Stencil  base  tissue.
07/)  Carnuba  Wax.
0'v)  Montan  Wax.
(v)  Nitro  Cellulose.
00  Solvents  such  as  Oleyl  Alcohol.
NOTES:  (1)  Please  see  Section  III  of  this  Book  in  respect  of  items included  in  this  Appendix  and  import  of which  is canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.
 
(2)  The items included  in this Appendix  the import  of which is allowed  to the  actual  users on restricted  basis elsewhere in this book,  will  be allowed  to  be imported  to  the  extent  prescribed  for  such  items,

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APPENDIX  61
(Section  IT—SI.  No.  32/H)
List of raw materials and components,  the  import  of  which may be allowed  for  the  manufacturers  of  Electric motor  and  sealed  compressors
Raw  materials  &  Components.
1.  Winding  temperature  indicators.
2.  Electrolytic  grade  copper,  unwrought  (Import  will be  allowed  on  restricted  basis).
3.  Compensating  leads  for  thermocouples  and  temperature  indicators.
4.  Cold  Rolled  Dynamo  grade  Silicone  Steel  Sheets  (CRNGO)—Import  will  be  allowed  on  restricted  basis.
5.  Polyester  film  (Mylar,  Melinex),  terephthalate  tapes,  Epoxy  mica  paper  tapes,  semicured  epoxy  tapes  with glass  base,  Semicured  B.  State  polyester  pre-impregnated  self  adhesive  glass  tapes).
6.  Shellac  treated  asbestos  paper.
7.  Paper  micanite.
8.  Inter layer binding micanite with glass fibre backing  on either side.
9.  Ball  and  roller  bearings  of  permissible  types.
NOTES  : (1)  Please see Section ITT of this Book in respect of items included in this  Appendix  and import of  which is canalised through  a public sector  agency.
(2)  The  items included  in this Appendix  the import  of which  is allowed  to  the  actual  users  on  restricted basis elsewher; in this Book, will be allowed  to be imported  to  the extent prescribed  for  such items.

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APPENDIX  62
(Section  II—SI.  No.  42/11)
List of raw materials and components which may be allowed import to the manufacturers of  Transformers 1.  Bushings  above  66  K.V.
2.  Winding  Temperature  indicators.
3.  Electrolytic  grade  copper  un  wrought  . . ..  Import  will  be  allowed  on  restricted  basis.
4.  C.R.N.G.O  electrical  steel
Import  will  be  allowed  on  restricted  basis
5.  Precompressed  paper  board.
6.  Moulded, pressed or formed  insultation for  paper  transformers.
7.  Kraft  paper,  electrical  grade.
8.  Magnetic  oil  gauges.
9.  Phnol resin coated kraft  paper.
10.  Clophen,  Pyrocbr  or  other  Non-inflammable  synthetic  insulating  fluid.
11.  Conducting  paper  (kraft  paper  coated  with  graphite).
NOTES.—(1)  Please see Section III  of this Book  in  respect  of items included  in this Appendix  and import  of which is canalised through  a public sector  agency.
(2)  The items included  in this Appendix the import  of  which  is allowed  to  the actual users on  restricted basis elsewhere in this Book, will be allowed to be imported  to the extent prescribed for  such items.
 
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APPENDIX  63
(Section  II—SI.  No. 42/11)
List  of  raw  material*  and  components  which  may  be  allowed  import  to  the  manufacturers  of  Swltchgears,  Relays  &
Power  capacitors
Items  of  Components  &  Raw  Materials  other  than  steel that  may  be  allowed  to  Actual  Users  manufacturing Switchgears,  Power  Capacitors  &  Relays.
(A)  Components:
1.  Special  Springs.
2.  Timer  Shafts/Axles.
(B)  Raw  Materials:
1.  High  Conductivity  Copper  Tubes  and  Sections.
2.  Malamine  Base  Moulding  Powders.
3.  Aluminium Alloy Rods, Strips and  Sections.
4.  Phosphor  Bronze  Sheets  and  Strips.
5.  Insulating  paper  for  capacitors.
6.  Presspahn  Paper  suitable  for  manufacture  of  capacitors  only.
NOTES.—(1)  Please see Section III of this Book in respect  of items included in this Appendix  and import  of which is  canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency.
(2)  The items included in  this Appendix the import  of which  is  allowed  to the actual  users on  restricted basis elsewhere in this book,  will be allowed to be imported  to the extent prescribed  for  such items.

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APPENDIX  64
(Section  II—SI.  No.  45/11)
List of raw materials and component  which may be allowed import to the manufacturers  of Cables and  Wires.
   1.  E.C.  Grade  Copper  Wire  Bars.
  2.   Lead.
  3.   Tin.
  4.   Cold  Rolled  Mild  Steel  Galvanised/Black  strips  in  accordance  with  the  policy  detailed  in  Appendix  41.
  5.   E.C.  Grade  Insulating  paper,  metallised  paper,  kraft  paper.
  6.   Semi conducting  paper/cloth  tape.
  7.  PTFE/Teflon  Tape.
  8.   Polyester/Melinex/Mylar  Film.
  9.  Asbestos  yarn/tape/cloth  of  E.C.  Grade.
 10.   Synthetic  Rubber.
 11.   Rubber  Chemicals  of  permissible  types.
 12.   Cable  impregnating  compound  of  Draining  and  Non-draining  type.
 13.  MIND  compound.
 14.   Nylon  Compound.
 15.  Metacresol  or  cresol  or  cresylic  Acid.
 16.   Glycol.
 17.  Ethyl  Glycol.
 18.  Ethyl  Glycolacetate.
 19.  Xylol.
 20.  Xylenol/XyleHol  Technical,
 21.  B.  Napthol.
 22.  Cyclohexanol.
 23.  Pentacrithritol.
 24.  Para  Tertiary  Phenol.
 25.  2, 4,  5 Trichloro  Phenol.
 26.  Mcteesil,
27.   Carbon  black/carbon  black  channel/gas  black.
28.   Conductive  carbon  black.
29.   Light  Magnesium  Oxide,  Magnesium  Carbonate.
30.   Trimellitic  Anhydride.
31.   Butyl  Titanate.
32.   Lithopone.
33.   Triethylenediamine.
34.   Methylene  dianiline.
35.  Triothanol  Amine.
36.  Trimethylol  Propane.
37.  Diamine  Diphenyl  Methane.
38.  Diethylamine  Propyl  Amine.
39.  Polisocynates/Resistherms—different  grades.


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APPENDIX  64—concld.
40.  Desmodur
.
41.  Desmophene  y  various grades.
42.  Monodur.  •*
43.  Polyhydantoin—different  grades.
44.  Dimethyl teraphthalate.
45.  PVF Resin/Formvar/Phovinol etc.
46.  Epoxy resin.
47.  Silico resin.
48.  Terephthalic Polyester Resin.
49.  Polycsterimide Resin.
50.  Polyurethane.
51.  Polyesters—variou s grades.
52.  Adipic Acid.
53.  Terephthalic Acid.
54.  Isophthalic Acid.
55.  Fumaric Acid.
56.  Succinic Acid.
57.  Silicon Varnish.
58.  Bitumin Base Varnish.
NOTES.—(1)  Please see Section III of this Book in respect of items included in this Appendix  and import of  which is  canalised  through  a Public  Sector  Agency.
(2)  The items included in this Appendix the import of which  is  allowed to the actual  users on restricted basis elsewhere in this book, will be allowed to be imported  to  the extent prescribed for such items.

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APPENDIX  65
(Section  I—para.  128)
Import policy for issue of licences to Engineering graduates  and ex-service personnel  and to Industrial units to be set up
in  backward  areas—April  1973—March  1974.
Attention is invited  to the provisions contained in para.  128 of Section T of this book,  according  to  which  S.S.I, units  will  receive  preference  in  the  import  of  raw  materials,  components  and  spares  and  machinery  in  the  follow- ing cases :—•
(/)  Industrial Units to be set up in a backward  area.
(i7)  Industrial  Units  to  be  set  up  by  engineering  graduates  and  ex-service  personnel.
2.  In  cases covered  by sub-para  (i) above, the benefits  will  be available  only to the  units set up in the districts/ areas listed in  Annexure  to  this Appendix.  Tn respect  of cases covered  by sub-para  (ii) above,  the benefits  will  be available  to  the  units  owned  by engineering  graduates  or  ex-service personnel  who  are eligible to  these benefits  or  in which  such  eligible  persons  have  substantial  financial  interest.
3.  The following  benefits  will be available to these units for import of raw materials, components and spares :—
(a)  Units engaged in the priority industries can apply for  meeting their import requirements  for  raw mate- rials, components  and  spares in the same manner  as laid  down for  other  new  units in  the S.S.T.  sector engaged in priority industries, as given in  Appendix  68.
(b)  Units  engaged  in  non-priority  industries  can  apply  for  meeting  their  import  requirements  for  raw materials,  components  and  spares  to  the  licensing  authorities  concerned  through  the  sponsoring authorities.  The  sponsoring  authority  will assess the  requirements  of  the  units  having  regard  to  the machinery, the managerial  and financial competence  of the unit and the end-products  to be  manufac- tured.  Import  licences  to  such  units  may  be  recommended  with  reference  to  the  value  of  machinery on  the basis  as  indicated  in  Appendix  68 subject  to  a  maximum  value  of  Rs.  1.5  lakhs  for  the  year April  1972  March  1973.  This facility  will be available only  in respect  of industries listed in  Appendix 71  of this  book.
(c)  The modes  of  financing  against which licences will b3 issued to the  units in (a) & (b) above  will be the same  as  applicable  to  exporting  units,  to  be  announced  separately.
(d)  Only  those items will be allowed  for  import  as  are permissible  to  actual  users  under  the import  policy in  force.
4.  Applications  for  import  of machinery  from  such  units  will be considered  in  accordance  with the  procedure applicable to other S.S.I, units.  The licensing as well as the sponsoring authorities will, however, give preference  and priority  to  applications  from  these  units.

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APPENDIX  65—contd.
ANNEXURE
State
Distncts/Areas
SI. No.
Chandragiri.
Andhra  Pradesh
.  Chittor
1.
Cuddapah
Proddatur, Kamalapuram,  Cuddapah, Pulivendla,  Rajampet,  Kodur, Sidhout.
Anantpur Kurnool Medak Karimnagar
Singanamala,  Tadipatri,  Cooty. Kurnool,  Dhone. Siddipet. Paddapalli,  Sultanabad,  Karim-
nagar,  Huzurabad.
Warrangal
Hanamkonda,  Narasimpet,  Mehbuba-
bad.
Khammam, Tirumalaipalem. Suryapet, Nalgonda, Mungodu, Makra-
Khammam Nalgonda
kal.
Kalwakurthy, Amangal.
Mehbubnagar
.  Goalpara and Mikir Hills, KamruD. Nowaona. Cachar and New Lakhimnur.
2.
.  Entire  Districts.
3.
Assam  . . .. 4 LwuHlAI  •  V  H  v A r u n a c h al  P r a d e sh  .
Chemparan,  Palamau,  Saharsa  &  Santhal .  Darbhanga  and  Bhagalpur,
B i h ar  . . ..
4.
Parganas.
.  Panchmahals, Broach, and S urendranagar.
G u j a r at  . . ..
5.
.  Mehindergarh.
Haryana
6.
.  Kangra.
Himachal  Pradesh .
7.
.  Srinagar  and  Jammu.
Jammu  &  Kashmir
8.
o
Alleppey,  Cannanore  and  Malaouram.
Kfirala  •J Y vl  t i ll  IT  •  fl  *  •
.  Bilaspur
Korba,  Baloda,  Champa,  Kota, Madhya  Pradesh .
10.
Masturi Bilha (Bilaspur).
Raipur
Bhatapara,  Simga,  Tilda,  Dharsiwa,
(Raipur),  Abhanpur,  Rajim.
Dewas,  Tonk  Khurud. Guiana, Shujaplpur,  Shajapur. Panchor  (Sarangpur),  Biaora. Chachaura,  Raghogarh,  Guna.
Dewas Shajapur Rajgarh Gunn
Chandrapur.
.  Ratnagiri,  Aurangabad  and
Maharashtra
11.
.  Raichur,  Dharwa.
Mysore  . . ..
12.
and Garo Hills.
.  United Khasi & Jaintia Hills
Moghalaya
13.
.  Entire  Districts.
Mizoram
14.
.  Entire Districts.
Manipur
15.
.  Kohima,  Mekokchung and  Tuensang.
Nagaland.
16.
.  Kalahandi and  Mayurbhanj, Bolangir, Dhankanal, Keonjhar  and  Koraput.
Orissa  . . ..
17.

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APPENDIX  65—contd.
ANNEXURE—concld.
States
District/Areas.
SI. No.
18. Punjab
Hoshiarpur,  Sangrur,  Bhatinda.
19. Rajasthan  . . .. Alwar & Jodhpur,  Bhilwara,  Churue, Nagaur  and  Udaipur.
20. Tamil  Nadu
East  Ramanathapuram  Develop-  Ramanathapuram,  Madukulathur, ment  District  of  Ramanatha-  Sivaganga,  Parmakudi  Thiruvadanai puram  Distt.  Thirupathur.
Dharmapuri  Dharmapuri,  Hosun,  Krishnagiri,
Uthangarai,  Harur.
North  Arcot.  Tirupattur,  VaniyambadJ,  Vellore,
Walajapet.
West  Ramanathapuram  Aruppukottai,  Sattur,  Srivitiputtur
Madurai.  Melur,  Tirumangalam,  Nilakothai, Dindigul,  Vedasandur  and  Vislam- patti.
21. Tripura
Entire  Districts.
21. Uttar  Pradesh
Balia, Jhansi, Almora, Basti, Faizabad  and Rai-bareili.
23. Wost  Bengal
Parulia,  Midnapur  and  Nadia.
UNION  TERRITORIES
1. 2. 3.
Andaman  &  Nicobar  Islands  . Dadra  and  Nagar  Haveli. Goa,  Daman  &  Diu
The  entire  territory.
4. Lacadive, Minicoy and Amindivi Islands.
5. Pondicherry
Entire district excluding the arf a within the municipal limits of the capital.

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APPENDIX 66
(Section  I—Paragraph  77A)
Subject  :  Supply  of imported  steeJ  for export  production  and for the execution  of orders  for  projects  financed  under
tbe  IDA Credits.
(Copy  of  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No. 56-lTC(PN)/72 dated  the 18th April, 1972)
A  scheme  has  been  formulated  for  the  supply of  imported  steel  to  Registered  Exporters,  to  enable them to execute export  orders held  by them, for which the  requisite  quantum  of steel  may not  be  available indigenously.  The  necessary  supplies  of  imported steel  would  be made  available  through  the Hindustan Steel  Ltd., at  the  J.P.C.  or  the  ruling  H S.L.  price where the J.P.C. price is not available, plus 2 % thereof. The categories of steel covered  by the scheme are given in the annexure  to this  Public Notice {vide Annexure 1 to  this  Appendix).
2.  The scheme  will  apply  to  the export  products requiring  steel  as  a  raw  material  and  which  fall  in the  Engineering  Group  mentioned  in  the  Import Trade  Control  Policy  (Red  Book-Vol.II)  for  the period  April  1972—March  1973.  Registered  Ex- porters  intending  to avail  of the facility  of  allocation of  steel  under  this  scheme  should  get  their  export contracts  registered  with  the  Engineering  Export Promotion  Council,  Calcutta  or  its  regional  offices at  Delhi,  Madras  and  Bombay.
3.  Applications  for  allocation  of  steel  should  be made to the licensing authorities  concerned  supported by  a  copy  of  the  export  order  for  which  imported steel  is  required  through  the  Engineering  Export Promotion  Council.  Each  applicant  will  approach the  Engineering  Export  Promotion  Council  with  full details  of  his  requirements  (including  requirements of  non-steel  items)  related  to his  export  order.  The Engineering  Export  Promotion  Council  will  register only  those  contracts  which  are supported  by irrevo- cable  Letters  of  Credit.  The  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and  Exports  may,  however,  waive  the re- quirement  of Letter  of  Credit  on merits in individual cases  recommended  by the Engineering  Export Pro- motion  Council,  The Engineering  Export  Promotion Council  will  assess  the requirements  of steel  for the export  contract  in  question  in  consultation  with the DGTD  (Export  Promotion  Cell)  and a  certificate to  this  effect  countersigned  by  DGTD  (Export Promotion  Cell)  would  be  prepared  in  duplicate. The certificate of assessment will  indicate the category, size and section of steel, the quantity and the estimated c.i.f.  value,  covering  the  total  requirements  of  steel for  the execution  of the export  contract  in  question. The  certificate  will  also  indicate  the break-up  of the total  requirements  of  the  applicant,  quarter-wise, for the year  1972-73, and in respect of the requirements pertaining to each quarter, it will indicate the quantity of  steel  to  be  allowed  for  import  and  the  quantity to  be  obtained  from  indigenous  sources.  The original  copy  of the certificate  will  be attached  to the application  which  will  be forwarded  to the licensing authority.  The  duplicate  copy  will  be  sent  by the Engineering  Export  Promotion  Council  to  the  Iron and  Steel  Controller,  Calcutta.
4.  Applications  should  be made  in the prescribed form and manner for registered exporters  accompanied with a treasury challan for Rs.  50  and the documents as  indicated  above.
5.  The  licensing  authority  will  issue  a  release order  on  the  Hindustan  Steel  Limited  in  favour  of the  applicant  covering  the  total  requirements  in respect  of  the first  quarterly  period  (i.e.,  April-June 1972) as indicated in the aforesaid  certificate  of assess- ment.  The release  order  will  indicate  the  specifica- tion  of  steel,  its  quantity  and  the  estimated  c.i.f. value.  The limiting  factor  in the release  order  will, however,  be quantity  only.  The release orders  cover- ing the requirements for subsequent  quarterly  periods i.e.,  July-September  1972,  October-December  1972 and  January-March  1973 as  indicated  in  the  certi- ficate  of  assessment  will  be issued  to the extent  these requirements  cannot  be  met  by  indigenous  sources, as  recommended  by  the  Iron  &  Steel  Controller, Calcutta,  on the basis of the scrutiny  of the duplicate copy  of the certificate  of assessment  endorsed  to him by  the  Engineering  Export  Promotion  Council. The Iron and Steel Controller  will send his recommen- dation  to  this  effect  direct  to  the licensing  authority concerned within one month of receipt of the  duplicate copy of the certificate  of assessment  from  the E.E.P.C. The  licensing  authorities  and  their  jurisdiction  are indicated  in  Section  Til, Annexure  VTIT  of  Volume II  of the Red Book.
6.  The applicants  will  be required  to give  a  bank guarantee  to  the  licensing  authority  for  a  value equal  to  50 per cent  of the value  of  imported  steel for  which  the release  order  is issued,  undertaking  to export  goods  of the f.o.b.  value  for  which  the con- tract  has been  registered  by the Engineering  Export Promotion  Council.  The period  for the execution of the  export  contract  as indicated  in the bank  guarantee will  be the same  as indicated  in the contract.  Alter- natively,  the  exporters  may also  give  a  legal  under- taking (in the form  at Annexure II  to  this  Appendix) (without  bank  guarantee)  to the effect  that  if they fail to export the goods in accordance with the programme of  export,  their  products  equal  to  twice  the  quantity of  the  unfulfilled  export  obligation  will  have to  be  handed  over  as  a  penalty  to  the  Hindustan Steel  Limited  or  any  other  public  sector  agency nominated  by  Government  for  export  at  such  prices as  it  is  able  to  obtain  abroad,  and for  payment  of liquidated  damages  to  the  agency  as  provided  in paragraph  145(5)(b)  of the ITC  Hand  Book  of Rules and  Procedure,  1972-73.
 
7.  Registered  Exporters  who wish  to  avail  of the facility  of allocation  of steel  under  this  Public  Notice will  be  entitled  to  apply  for  import  replenishment licences  (or  release  orders  in  terms  of  the  import

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APPENDIX  66—concld.
policy  for  Registered  Exporters)  only  for  the  remain- ing  permissible  items,  other  than  steel,  and  only  for the  balance  entitlement  thereof.  In  other  words, further  replenishment  of  steel  would  no  longer be  available  to  Registered  Exporters  availing  of  this Scheme.  For  the  other  items,  applicants  would  be permitted  to  apply  to  the  licensing  authorities  con- cerned  in  accordance  with  the procedure  as laid  down in  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  II)  for  1972-73.  They  may also  avail  of  the  facility  to  obtain  advance  licences in  respect  of  the  remaining  items  and  for  the  remain- ing  import  replenishment  other  than  steel.  The import  replenishment  entitlement  in  such  cases  will be  suitably  adjusted  haviug  regard  to  the  value  for which  the  steel  has  been  allocated  to  the  applicant under  this  Public Notice  with due regard  to  the  import requirement  of  non-steel  items  considered  essential for  the  due  execution  of  the  export  contract.  The extent  to  which  the  value  will  be  adjusted  will  be decided  in each case in  consultation  with  the  technical authorities  concerned-
the  world  markets,  it  has  been  decided  that  the  regis- tered  exporters  having  stocks  of  steel  with  them  can utilise  these  stocks  for  the  execution  of  export  orders in hand  and  can  make their  applications  for  allocation of  steel  under  this  scheme  after  the  export  order  has been executed, instead  of obtaining  advance  allocation provided  that  the  required  steel  sections  are  not supplied by the JPC for  purposes of export  production.
3.  The  allocations  of  imported  steel  to  replenish the  stocks  utilised  for  executing  the  export  orders will  be  in  respect  of  those  categories/sections  of  steel which  are  permissible  under  the  aforesaid  Public Notice.  The  quantum  of  replenishment  which  shall be  certified  by  the  Engineering  Export  Promotion Council  will  be  the  steel  actually  used  diminished  by the  quantity  of  such  steel  which  might  have  been previously  obtained  from  whatever  source  for  the purpose  of  export  production.
4.  The  provisions  of  this  Public  Notice  will  apply
only  to  the  exports  made  on  or  after  18-4-1972.
(Copy  of  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public
Notice No.  192-lTC(PN)/72  dt.  the 23rd Dec,  1972).
SUBJECT  :  Supply  of  steel  for  the  execution  of  orders
for  projects  financed  under the  IDA  credits.
8.  Tn  regard  to  draw  back  on  account  of  export contracts  fulfilled  by  utilising  steel  imported  under this  scheme, in whole  or in part,  the  entitlement  will be  calculated  as  if  the  entire  quantity  of  steel  used is  of  indigenous  origin.  The  2%  surcharge  on imported  steel  fixed  uuder  this  scheme  will  not  be taken  into  account  in  determining  the  draw  back entitlement.
(Copy  of  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public
Notice  No.  78-ITC(PN)/72  dt.  the  8th  June,  1972).
SUBJECT  :  Supply  of  imported  steel  for  export  pro- Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  56-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the 18th April,  1972 in  terms  of which  supply  of  imported steel  is  made  to  the  registered  exporters  at  the  JPC Col.  I  Price  or  the  ruling  H.S.L.  price  (where  JPC price  is  not  available)  plus  2%  thereof  for  the  execu- tion  of  export  orders,  held  by  them,  for  which  the requisite quantum  of steel is not available indigenously.
duction during April  1972— March  1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  56-ITC  (PNV72  dated  18th April,  1972  pertaining  to  the  scheme  for  the  supply of  imported  steel  to  registered  exporters  to  enable them  to execute export  orders  held  by them  for  which the  requisite  quantum  of  steel  may  not  be  available indigenously.
2.  The  scheme  as  contained  in  the  said  Public Notice  pertains  to  advance  allocation  of  imported steel  required  for  executing  an  export  order.  In view of the possibility  of long^elivery period  of steel in 2.  It  has  been  decided  that  steel  will  also  be  made available  in  terms  of  the  aforesaid  Public  Notice  for the  execution  of  orders  received  from  projects  in- cluding  State  Electricity  Boards  and  financed  under the  IDA  Credit.  Supply  of  steel  in  such  cases  will be  made  at  the  JPC  price  or  the  ruling  HSL  price (where the JPC price is not available), plus  2 % thereof less  the  quantum  of  excise  duty  leviable.
3.  Applications  are  to  be  made  through  the Engineering  Export  Promotion  Couucil  and  the DGTD  (EPE-CCELL)  in  the  manner  laid  down  in para  3  of  the  aforesaid  Public  Notice.

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Annexure  to  Public  Notice  No.  56—ITC  (PN)/72,  dated  the  18th  April,  1972.
5.  Hot rolled  Strip/Skelp.
1.  Mild  Steel Billets.
6.  Mild  Steel  angles.
2.  Mild  Steel Wire  rods.
7.  Other  Structural  viz. Beams,  Channels etr
3.  High Carbon  wire  rods.
8.  Mild  Steel  plates.
9.  Hot rolled/cold  rolled  sheets.
4.  Bars and rods.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/319
ANNEXURE  II  to  APPENDIX  66
Form  of  Legal  undertaking,  referred  to  in  Para  6  of  Late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice
No.  56-ITC  (PN)/72  dated  18-4-72.
AN AGREEMENT made this  day  of
197  between  ,  a  company  incorporated under  the  Companies  Act,  1956  and  having  its, registered  office  at  (hereinafter  referred  to as  "THE  COMPANY"  which  expression  shall include  its  successors  and  assignees)  of  the  one part  and  the  PRESIDENT  OF  INDIA  (hereinafter referred  to  as  "GOVERNMENT",  which  expression shall  indude  his  successors  in  office)  of  the  other part.  WHEREAS  the  company  has  been  granted an  import  licence/release  order  No  for import  of raw  materials  and  components  of the c.i.f. value  of  Rs  AND  WHEREAS  as  a  condition of  the  said  import  licence/release  order  the  Govern- ment  has  stipulated  that  the  Company  must  earn foreign  exchange  to  the  extent  of  Rs  over a period  of  months from  tMt  date of importa- tion  of the first consignment into  Tndia or  the supply of raw  material  by  the  canalising  agency  against  the subject  licence/release  order  by exporting  ;
NOW  this  agreement  witnesseth  as  follows:—
1.  The  Company  shall  earn  foreign  exchange  for
an  F.O.B.  value  of  Rs  by  exporting within  a  period  of  months  as  aforesaid.  (In the event  of import licence/release  order  No  is not  fully  utilised  by  the  said  company,  then  the export  obligation  shall  be  proportionately  scaled down).  Exports  to  Sikkim  and  Bhutan  will  not qualify  for  redemption  of  export  obligation  as  also exports to Afghanistan  and  Nepal, if made  otherwise than  against  payment  in free  foreign  exchange,  will not  qualify  for  redemption  of import  obligation.
2.  The  Company  shall  furnish  a  report  within one month  of the expiry  of the said  period  of export obligation to the  concerned  Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller of Imports and Exports in regard to exports made viz., the particulars of  goods exported, their  quantity and F.O.B. value and the countries to which  exported.  All this  data  shall  be  duly  certified  by  a  Chartered Accountant.
3.  The Company shall also submit to the concerned Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports within six months of the expiry of the period of export obligation  as  aforesaid,  bank  certificates  in  original showing  realisation  of  foreign  exhange  against exports  made  in  fulfilment  of  the  export obligations  and  as  such  other  documents  as  may  be demanded  by the  Jt./Dy. Chief  Controller of Imports and  Exports  as  evidence  in  support  of  the  foreign exchange earned in fulfilment  of the  terms and condi- tions  of  this agreement.
4.  In  the  event  of  the  Company  is  not  able  to
fulfil  the export  obligation  undertaken  by it as afore- said,  the  Company  shall,  on  the  instructions  of  the concerned  Jt./Dy,  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports  or  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Delhi  shall  hand  over  to  the  State Trading  Corporation  or  such  other  Agency  as  the Government  including  (C.C.I.&E)  may  nominate (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  Agency)  twice  the difference  between  the  stipulated  export  obligation and  actual  exports  in  terms  of  F.O.B.  value  of  the products  to  be  exported,  for  export  by  the  Agency at  such prices  as  is  able  to  obtain  abroad.  The Company  shall,  in  addition,  pay  simultaneously. a  sum of Rs  ( this  would  be  equal)  to  5 % of the export  obligation  subject  to  a maximum  of Rs. 5 lakhs) by way of  "liquidated damages" to the Agency. The  Agency  (after  exports  and  realisation  of  sale proceeds  of the aforesaid  products  as  expeditiously as possible)  shall  give to the  Company  Rupee  equi- valent  of  the  net  foreign  exchange  earned  by  the Agency  on  such  exports  after  taking  such  expenses (including  the  Agency's  normal  commission)  as  has been  incurred  by  the  Agency.
5.  The  F.O.B.  value  representing  the  difference between  the  stipulated  export  obligation  and  the actual exports referred  to above and  also the  amount representing  5 % of  the  export  obligation  by way  of "liquidated  damages"  shall  be  determined  by  the Jt./Dy. Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  or Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  and  the decision  of the said authority  shall be final  and  bind- ing  on  the company.  While  determining  the  value, the  said  authority  will,  if  it  is  considered  necessary, give an opportunity  to the Company to produce  such an evidence as it can, in support  of the  determination of  the  value  for  this  purpose.
6.  In  the  event  of  the  Company  failing  to  fulfil the  export  obligation  undertaken  by  it  as  aforesaid, except  when  the fulfilment  of  such  obligation  is pre- vented  or  delayed,  because  of  any  law,  order,  pro- clamation,  regulations  or  Ordinance  of  the  Govern- ment, the Government shall be  free to take possession of  the  goods  produced  by  the  Company  or  of  the imported raw material  as the case may be,  and  take such  action  as  it  may  consider  necessary  for  the disposal/distribution  in  a  manner  and  at  a  price as  may  be  decided  by  the  Government,  in  addition to recovering liquidated  damages in terms of clauses. Any  order  issued  by  the  Government  in  this  regard shall  be final and  binding  and  the  Company  hereby undertakes  to  comply  unconditionally  with  such  an order.  Any stamp duties payable  on this  document or any documents executed thereunder  shall be borne by the  Company.
In witness whereof the parties hereto have executed
 
these  presented  on  the

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(Section  1—Para  126)
Procedure  for  submission  of  applications  by  closed  Engineering  Units
Special  facilities  have been  provided  for  import  of raw  materials  and  components  to  units engaged  in  the  engi- neering industries, especially in West Bengal, which have closed down  for  want  of steel,  non-ferrous  metals and  other raw  materials  to  enable  such  units  to  re-start  their  manufacturing  activities.
2.  The  procedure  for  submission  of  applications  for  import  of  raw  materials  and  components  by  such  units is  indicated  below  :—
(1)  Applications  for  licences  should  be made  in  the  prescribed  form  Lo the C.C.I.  & E. (Import  Policy  Cell), Udyog  Bhavan,  New  Delhi.
(2)  Applications  should  be accompanied  by the  following  :—
(a)  Certificate  from  the  Chartered  Accountant  or  Cost  Accountant  in  practice  who  is  not  a  partner or  an  employee  of  the  applicant  firm  or  its  associates  or  from  the  sponsoring  authority  concerned (in  the  case  of  small  scale  industries)  indicating  :—
(i)  Book  value  of  production  turned  out  by  the  unit  prior  to  the  date  of  closure  during  the  year in  which  the  unit  was  closed  and  in  the  preceding  year  separately,
(ii)  Actual  total consumption  (in value)  of steel (both indigenous  and  imported)  and  other  import- ed  raw  materials/components  prior  to  the  date  of  closure  during  the  year  in  which  the  unit was  closed  and  in  the  preceding  year  separately.
(iii)  Book  value  of  stocks, if  any,  of  steel  and  other  imported  raw  materials  and  components  held by  the  applicant  on  the  date  of  application.
(iv)  Particulars  of  import  licences  obtained  by  the  applicant  unit  during  the  last  three  licensing periods  and  their  utilisation.
(b)  Evidence in  the form  of a certificate  from  the  sponsoring  authority  concerned  in regard  to the  date  from which  the unit was closed  for  want  of raw materials/components  and  whether  the unit is in a  position  to resume  manufacturing  activities  if  arrangements  for  raw  materials  and  components  are  made  i.e.  there are  no  other  factors  in  the  way  of resumption  of  production.
(c)  A  certificate  from  the  sponsoring  authorities  regarding  annual  sanctioned  capacity  in  the  case  of  large scale units and  installed  capacity in the case of  small  scale units, for  the manufacture  of the  end-product to  which  the  import  application  pertains.
(d)  Five copies of the list  of items sought to  be imported.

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APPENDIX  68
(Section  I—Para  48)
Basis of licensing for  the import  of raw  materials, components  and spares by new/proposed  units  in tbe  small  scale
sector  for  the  licensing  period  April  1973—March  1974.
The  policy  pertaining  to  the  grant  of  import  licen- ces  for  raw  materials,  components  and  spares  to new/proposed  units  in  the  small  scale  sector  for  the period  April,  1973—March,  1974  is  contained  in paragraphs  46  to  50  in  Section  I.  This  policy  will  he applicable  to  new/proposed  units  and  also  to  the existing  units  opting  to  claim  import  licences  for  raw materials,  components  and  spares  as  new  units  during April  1973—March  1974.
5.  A  new  unit  can  also,  pending  assessment  of  its capacity,  apply  separately  foj  a  licence  for  import  of jaw  materials,  components  and  spares  through  the sponsoring  authority  concerned  on  the  basis  of  the value  of  machinery  installed,  as  indicated  below: —
Industry
Import entitlement in  relation to  the value of machinery
Priority  Industries
2.  New  SSI  units  in  the  priority  sector  can  apply for  import  of  raw  materials  and  components  on  the basis  of  assessment  of  single  shift  capacity  except  as provided  for  selected  priority  industries,  under  para 13  of  Section  I.  The  assessment  will  be  made  by the  Development  Commissioner,  Small  Scale  Indus- tries,  New  Delhi  in  consultation  with  the  State Directors  of  Industries  and  it  will  be  subject  to further  scrutiny  by  the  Special  Committee  in the  office  of  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Delhi.  While  assessing  the  require- ments  of  the  unit  in  respect  of  raw  materials and  components  for  the  period  April  1973— March  1974,  the  requirement  of  spare  parts for  the  same  period  will  also  be  separately  worked out  on  the  prescribed  formula  (as  mentioned  in  para  6 of  Section  I  of  this  Book)  and  this  value  will  be included  in  the  consolidated  licence  for  raw  materials, components  and  spares  issued  to  the  new  unit  for April  1973—March  1974  to  enable  the  unit  to  import spare  parts  upto  this  value  within  the  overall  value of  the  licence.  In  the  case  of  existing  units  opting to  claim  licences  as  new  units,  separate  value  for spare  parts  will  not  be  allocated  if  the  unit  has  al- ready  obtained  a  licence  for  spare  parts  as  an  exist- ing  unit  for  the  period  April  1973—March  1974.
3.  Applications  for  import  licences  under  this  pro- vision  should  be  made  by  the  unit  to  the  spon- soring  authority  concerned  in  the  form  appearing  in Annexure  to  this  Appendix.  The  assessment  will  be made  in  respect  of  the  working  capacity  of  the  unit having  regard  to  the  installed  capacity  on  single  shift basis  and  subject  to  limitations  of  managerial  and financial  competence  of  the  unit  as  well  as  market- ability  of  the  product.
4.  In  the  case  of  proposed  units  i.e.  those  which have  not  got  the  machinery  installed  and  have  made only  firm  arrangements  for  machinery,  site,  power etc,',  the  import  licence  will  not  be  granted  on  the basis  of  assessment  of  capacity  as  indicated  above,  Tn these  cases  the  provision  of  para  6 below  will  apply.
1
2
(a) Chemicals,  drugs  and  medicines  and  pesticides formulations
100%
(b) Electronic  components,  Electronic  and  Electro- medical  instruments  industry  .
70%
Other  industries  . . . . ..
(c)
40%
The  above  percentages  are  subject  to  a  maximum  of Rs.  1,00,000/-  for  each  half  year.  It  will,  however be  open  to  sponsoring  authorities  to  recommend licence  for  a  Maximum  value  upto  Rs.  10,000/- tor  each  half  year  if  they  consider  that  in  relation to  the  value  of  the  machinery,  the  entitlement  of  the unit  comes  to  a  lower  figure  which  would  render  their production  uneconomic  and  will  create  genuine  diffi- culty.  (A  unit  applying  for  a  licence  under  this  para should  indicate  in  its  application  whether  it  has  also applied  for  a  licence  on  the  basis  of  capacity  as  pro- vided  in  para  3  above.  The  value  of  the  licence  issued on  the  basis  of  machinery  will  be  adjusted  against  the licence  to  be  issued  on  the  basis  of  assessment  of capacity).
6.  Proposed  units  can  apply  for  import  of  raw materials,  components  and  spares  only  on  the  basis of  the  value  of  machinery  for  which  firm  arrange- ments  have  been  made,  in  the  same  manner  as  indi- cated  in  the  preceding  paragraph.
7.  The  modes  of  financing  against  which  import licences  will  be  issued,  will  be  separately announced.
 
8.  New/proposed  units  in  the  priority  sector  are required  to  apply  for  import  of  raw  materials,  com- ponents  and  spares  on  half-yearly  basis  during  April 1973—March  1974.  The  same  policy  was  followed during  April  1972—March  1973  also.  If,  in  the  case of  a  unit,  the  import  licence  for  the  first  half  year  of 1972-73  is  actually  issued  during  1973-74  although the  unit  have  made  its  application  for  the  licence  in time  during  1972-73,  the  licence  in  such  a  case,  if otherwise  admissible,  will  be  issued  for  the  period April  1972—March  1973  subject  to  item-wise  policy for  April  1973-74.  During  1973-74,  such  unit  can claim  imoprt  licences  as  an  existing  unit  on  the  basis  of its  consumption  instead  of  the  unit  having  to  obtain

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another  half  yearly  licence  as  a  new/proposed unit.  In  the  case  of  proposed  units,  the  facility of  applying  on  the  basis  of  consumption  will  be available  only  if  the  sponsoring  authority  certifies that  the  unit  has  gone  into  production.  If  the  unit in  such  a  case  is  not  in  a  position  to  claim  licences during  1973-74  on  the  basis  of  actual  consumption, it  can  apply  for  the  second  half  yearly  licence  as  a new/proposed  unit  during  1973-74,  through  the  spon- soring  authority  concerned.
in  cases,  where  the  entitlement  of  the  units  on  the basis  indicated  in  paragraphs  10  and  11  above  works out  to  less  than  Rs.  10,000/-  provided  they  consider that  in  relation  to  the  value  of  the  machinery,  the entitlement  of  the  units  comes to  a lower figure which would  render  their  production  uneconomic  and  will create  genuine  difficulty.  In  the  case  of  proposed units,  this  value  limit  in  respect  of  half-yearly  appli- cation  will  be  Rs.  5,000/-.
13.  The  modes  of  financing  against  which  licences Non-priority Industries
9.  New  small  scale  industrial  units  in  non- priority  sector  have  to  make  their  import  applica- tions  for  raw  materials,  components  and  spares on  annual  basis  during  1973-74.  The  pro posed  units  i.e.  those  which  have  not  got  the machinery  installed  but  have  made  firm  arrange- ments  for  machinery,  site,  power  etc.,  arc required  to  make  their  import  applications  for  raw materials,  components  and  spares  only  on  half-yearly basis  during  April  1973—March  1974.  In  both  the cases,  the  applications  have  to  be  made  through  the sponsoring  authority  concerned.
10.  In  the  case  of  new  units,  import  applications will  be  considered  for  a  value  determined  at  40% (subject  to  a  maximum  of  Rs.  1,00,000/-)  in  relation to  the  value  of  machinery  installed  (c.i.f.  price  of imported  machinery  and  purchase  price  of  indigenous machinery  when  new,  as  certified  by  the  sponsoring authorities).
11.  In  the  case  of  proposed  units,  the  value  of the  half-yearly  licence  will  be  half  of  the  value  ad- missible  to  new  units  in  terms  of  the  preceding  para- graph  by  taking  the  value  of  machinery  for  which firm  orders  have  been  placed.
12.  It  will  be  open  to  sponsoring  authorities  to  re- commend licence for  a maximum value of Rs.  10,000/- will  be  issued  will  be  announced  separately.
14.  New  units  in  the  non-priority  sector  are  re- quired  to  make  their  applications  for  raw  materials, components  and  spares  during  1973-74  on  an annual  basis.  This  policy  was  followed  for  1972-73 also.  If,  in  the  case  of  a  unit,  the  import  licence for  the year  1972-73 is actually  issued  during  1973-74 although  the  unit  had  made  its  application  for  the licence  during  April  1972—March  1973,  the  licence in  such  a  case,  if  otherwise  admissible,  will  be  issued for  the  period  April  1972—March  1973  subject  to item-wise  policy  of  1973-74.  During  1973-74,  such unit  can  apply  for  a  licence  as  an  existing  unit.
15.  Proposed  units  in  the  non-priority  sector  have to  apply  for  import  of  raw  materials,  components  and spares  on  half-yearly  basis  during  1973-74,  This policy  was  followed  during  1972-73  also.  If,  in  the case  of  a  unit,  the  import  licence  against  the  first- half  yearly  application  of  1972-73  is  actually  issued during  1973-74,  although  the  unit  had  applied  in time during  1972-73,  the  licence  in  such  a  case,  if  other- wise  admissible,  will be  issued  for  the  licensing  period 1972-73,  subject  to  item-wise  policy  for  1973-74. During  1973-74,  such  a  unit  can  apply  for  a  licence on  annual  basis  as  a  new  unit  after  it  has  installed the  machinery  etc.

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APPENDIX  6&—contd.
ANNEXURE
Statement  of  assessment  of  half-yearly  import  requirements  of  raw  materials'components  in  respect
of priority  industries in  the small  scale sector
1.  Name  and  address  of the  unit.
2.  End  product  to  be  manufactured.
3.  Whether  proposed  or  new unit  or existing  unit  opting
as new  unit.
4.  No.  of  workers  employed.  (In  the  case  of  proposed
units,  to  be  employed).
5.  SSI  Registration  No.
6.  Particulars  of permissible  items  recommended for  im-
port.
Quantity Value  (Rs.) (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
N.B.—In  the case of restricted  items, the value limit  should  be indicated.  For  non-ferrous  metals and  steel the  value  and  quantity  limit  should  invariably  be  indicated.
7.  Total  investment:
(i)  Fixed  assets.
iii)  Working  capital.
Source  of  Investment:
(0  Investment  made  by  Partners/Prop./Directors,
etc.
(ii)  Finances  raised  from  Bank/Other  Financial
Institutes  in  shape  of  loans/advances.
(Hi) Government  loans,
(/v)  Other  sources.
TOTAL  i
8.  Details  of  import  licences granted,  if  any,  during  Period  Licence  No.  Value April  1971—March  1972 and  April  1972—  and date  (in  Rs.) March  1973
9.  Past performance,  if  any  :
(a)  Total c.i.f. value of  consumption  of  imported raw
materials/components  :
Quantity Value (Rs.)
1971-72
 
1972-73 1973-74  (expected)

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(b)  Book  value of production  of finished goods :
Value (Rs.)
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74  (expected)
(c)  Annual sales  :
Value {Rs.)
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74  (expected)
(d)  Whether the normal  mode of sale was by whole-
sale or retail.
10.  List  of machinery  installed or firm arrangements  made :
in the case of proposed  units.
Name  of the machinery Make Size Capacity Value
Year in which imported/ procured locally
(a)  Imported  machinery
(b)  Indigenous  machinery.
N,B.—In the case of imported  machinery,  c.i.f.  value  of the machinery  is to be indicated.
11.  Area  of the premises.
12.  Power  consumed:
1971-72
1972-73
13.  Method  of  assessment:
Time  taken in  each  process
Machine  used in each
process
Process  involved
Minutes
Seconds
14.  Book  value  of  production  capacity  for  six  months
@  6 hrs. shift  per working day.
15.  Percentage content in c.i.f. value of the permissible im- ported  raw materials/components  in the book  value production per unit of the finished product.
16.  Based  on  the  above  import  content,  c.i.f.  value  of imported  raw materials/components  required  for six months'  production  to  be turned out.
17.  Assessment  regarding the managerial competence of the
unit  :
(a)  Whether  qualified  managerial  staff  employed.
(b)  If so, the details  may be  furnished.
18.  Assessment  regarding marketability  of the products  :

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APPENDIX  69
Conversion  oj  licences  into  release  orders  and
Import of spare parts against release orders.
vice-versa.
If  an  actual  user  is  holding  or  has  applied  for  a release  order  in  respect  of  canalised  itcm(s)  and  wants to  import  spare  parts  permissible  under  the  import policy  in  force  for  a  value  not  exceeding  10  per  cent of  the  value  of  that  release  order,  it  will  be  open  to him  to  apply  to  the  licensing  authority  concerned  for conversion  of  a  part  of  the  release  order  into  a licence  tor  import  of  spare  parts  permissible  under the  policy  in  force.  In  the  event  of  such  conversion, the  value  of  the  release  order  will  be  correspondingly reduced.  If  the  release  order  is  for  more  than  one item,  and  the  value  of  each  item  is  given  therein, the  applicant  should  indicate  the  extent  to  which  the value  of  individual  items  is  sought  to  be  reduced  in lieu  of  the  import  licence  for  spare  parts  claimed.  (It may  be  clarified  that  this  provision  will  apply  to  all actual  users  in  the  large  and  small  scale  sectors,  in- cluding  actual  users  obtaining  release  orders  under the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters).
22 Gof 1/73—23
 
If  against  an  import  appli cation,  an  actual user  is  granted  a  licence  for  raw  materials/ actual  user  is  granted  a  licence  for  raw  materials components  for  non-canalised  items  and  a  release order  for  canalised  item(s),  he  can  apply  for  conver- sion  of  the  whole  or  part  of  the  value  of  the  licence into  release  order  for  canalised  items  or  vice-versa provided  (i)  both  the  licence  and  the  release  order are  valid  and  not  more  than  six  months  old  and (ii)  the  conversion  shall  not  result  in  the  increase  of value/quantity  of  restricted  item  to  a  limit  which  is not  permissible  under  the  import  policy  in  force.  If the  original  import  application  was  made  through  the sponsoring  authority,  the  request  for  conversion should  also  be  made  through  the  sponsoring  autho- rity.  No  revalidation  of  the  licence  or  the  release order  will  be  allowed  on  this  account.  This  facility will  apply  to  all  actual  users  in  the  large  and  small scale  sectors,  including  actual  users  obtaining  licences/ release  orders  under  the  policy  for  registered  ex- porters,

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APPENDIX  70
(Section  I—Paragraph  27A)
SUBJECT  :  Export  effort  hy  units  engaged  in  priority  or  other  industries  during  the  calendar
year  1 972  or  the  financial  year  1972-73—production  of  evidence  regarding.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  policy  contained  in  paras 23—27A  in  Section  I  of  this  book,  according  to  which preference  will  be  given  in  the  matter  of  imports  of raw  materials  and  components  in  the  case  of  actual users  eznorting  10  per  cent  or  more  of  their  produc- tion  during  the  calendar  year  1972  or  financial  year 1972-73.
2.  For  the  purpose  of  calculating  the  export  per- formance,  the  following  exports  will  also  be  taken into  account,  apart  from  the  direct  exports  made  by the  actual  user  concerned  :—
fi)  Supplies  of  materials  at  international  prices under  the  arrangement  approved  by  the Government.
(ii)  Supplies  made  against  IBRD/TDA  Aided
Projects  in  India.
(iii)  Exports  made  through  eligible  Export
Houses.
(iv)  Supplies  made  by  Indian  firms  in  India  un- der  the  aid  programmes  of  United  Nations and  other  Multinational  agencies  at  Inter- national  prices  and  paid  for  in  Free  Foreign Exchange.
3.  Accordingly,  industrial  units  both  in  the  large and  small  scale  sector  including  public  sector  indus^ trial  undertakings  engaged  in  priority  or  other industries  should  produce  evidence  of  their  export performance  during  the  calendar  year  1972  or financial  year  1972-73.
4.  In  support  of  their  export  performance  in  rela- tion  to  their  production  during  the  calendar  year  1972 or  the  financial  year  1972-73  the  actual  users  should submit  a  statement  in  the  proforma  annexed  after getting  all  the  pages  thereof  duly  certified  and  stamped by  Chartered  Accountant  or  Cost  Accountant  in practice  who  is  not  a  partner  or  an  employee  of  the concerned  exporting  unit  or  its  associates.
5.  The  evidence  should  be  produced  by  units engaged  in  priority  industries  and  non-priority industries  (where  the  end-products  are  covered  by the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters), 6.  The  required  evidence  should  be  produced  to the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports,  New Delhi  (Import  Policy  Cell)  on  or  before  the  30th May,  1973.
7.  The  units  engaged  in  the  undermentioned  indus-
tries  need  not  furnish  information:—
(i)  Fertilisers;
(ii)  Pesticides;
(iii)  Industrial  and  Mining  Machinery;
(iv)  Cement;
(v)  Tea;
(vi)  Jute  Textiles;
(vii)  Coffee;
(viii)  Sugar;
(ix)  Cotton  Textiles;
(x)  Coir;
(xi)  Cashew;  and
(xii)  Unmanufactured  Tobacco.
8.  The  documentary  evidence  indicated  in  paragraph 4  above  should  be  produced  separately  in  respect  or each  end-product  or  group  of  end-products  for  which the  unit  has  to  apply  for  separate  licences  to  import raw  materials  and  components  under  the  import  policy.
9.  The  industrial  units  in  the  large  scale  sector engaged  in  the  industries  covered  by  Appendices  10 and  10A  of  this  book  and  which  have  been  in  produc- tion  for  a period  of  less  than  five  years  as  on  1-1-1973, should  also  produce  along  with  the  required  evidence a  certificate  from  the  sponsoring  authority  concerned in  support  of  their  having  been  in  production  for  less than  five  vears.
10.  In  the  case  of  industrial  units  which  fail  to produce  the  evidence  indicated  above  it  will  be  held that  they  do  not  consider  themselves  eligible  to  any facilities  that  may  be  provided  under  the  import policy  for  April  1973—M;nch  1974  to  ihe  units having  export  performance  to  the  extent  as  may  be specified.

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APPENDIX  10—contd. PROFORMA
ANNEXURE  I
STATEMENT  SHOWING  PRODUCTION,  CONSUMPTION,  PARTICULARS  OF  IMPORT  LICENCES  ISSUED  UNDER THE  TMPORT  POLICY  FOR REGISTERED  EXPORTERS  AND F.O.B.  VALUE  OF EXPORTS
1.  (I) Name and address of the unit  (Factory  address)  . . ..
(//)  D.G.T.D.  or S.S.I.  Unit and Regn.  No
2.  (7) End-product  manufactured
( K)  Priority  or non-priority  . . . . . . ..
(W/)  Name  of the industry  under  which  the end-product  is covered  .
(iv)  S. No, of the end-product  under  which it is classified  in the Red Book
(Vol. IT),
(v)  Whether a consolidated  import  licence is being obtained for the manu- facture  of the end-product  mentioned  against  2  above  or  separate licences are being  obtained.
3.  (a)  Book  value  of production  (i.e.,  actual  cost  of production  excluding excise duty and profit)  of the end product  mentioned  against  2  above manufactured  during the calendar  year  1972 or financial  year  1972-73.
(h)  Production in quantity  . . . . . . ,,
4.  Total  f.o.b.  value of exports in respect  of goods  manufactured  by the units and  exported  during the calendar  year  1972 or the financial year  1972-73 to  be indicated  separately  as under:—
(a)  E x p o r t ed  in  t he u n i t 's  o wn  n a me  . . . . . ..
(b)  Exported  through  an Eligible Export  House
(c)  Exported  through  merchant  exporter
(
5.  Total  c.i.f.  value  of imported  raw materials  and components  (not spare parts)  consumed  by  the unit  in the  manufacture  of  end-product  men- tioned  against  2  above.  This  should  also  include  consumption of imported  items of Iron and Steel.
6.  Total  c.i.f. value of Import  licences obtained  by the unit  under  the import
policy for Registered  Exporters during the calendar year  1972 or the  finan- cial  year  1972-73 against  the exports  of the end-product  mentioned  at  Z above.
7.  Particulars  of import  licences  received  under  the import  policy for Regis- tered Exporters during the calendar year  1972 or tho financial year 1972-73 :
Name  of  the  licensing
authority No.  and Date of the licence
 
c.i.f. value Description  of  goods Whether  obtained  as  manufac- turer-exporter  or  as  nominee of  merchant  exporter  or  as nominee  of  manufacturer exporter

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APPENDIX  70—contd.
8.  Total f.o.b.  value of exports in respect  of  goods manufactured  by the unit and  exported  during  the calendar  year  1972 or  the financial year  1972-73:
(0  Exported in the unit's own name ;
(H)  Exported through an eligible Export House (Particulars to be furnished
as in the form enclosed)—Annexure  II:
(Hi) (a)  Exported  through  merchant  exporters;
(6)  Nomination  received  from  the merchant  exporters;  and
(iv)  (a)  Components  or  parts  or  raw  materials  supplied  at  concessional prices, under arrangements approved by Govt. and exported in the finished products  manufactured  by  others.
(b)  Nomination  received  from  the  exporters.
No.  and  date  of  the  certificate  of export  performance  issued  by the  Chief Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi  in  favour  of the  applicant and  the  percentage  of  exports  made  in  respect  of  the  licensing  period 1972-73.
1 hereby  declare that  the particulars  given in this  statement  are correct  and nothing has  been  concealed  or withheld  therefrom. I  understand  that  if  any  information  is found  to  be incorrect,  it  will render  me liable  to  rejection  of my claim, without  prejudice  to any other  action  that  may  be taken  against  me in this behalf.
Signature  of  the applicant
Place
Name
Date
Address
Certified  to  be  correct.
Signature  and  Stamp  of  Chartered Accountant/Cost  Accountant
Place
Date
Address
NOTF:—All  the pages  of  the  statement  should  bo got certified  and  stamped  by a practising  Chartered  Accountant  or  Cost  Accountant.

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APPENDIX  IQ—contd.
ANNEXURE  n
PARTICULARS  OF  EXPORTS  MADE  THROUGH  AN  ELIGIBLE  EXPORT  HOUSE  VIDE  ITEM  8(ii)  OF  ANNEXURE  I (1)  Name of the Unit
(2)  End-product  manufactured  . . . . . . ..
(3)  F.O.B,  value  of  exports  made  during  the  calendar  year  1972 of financial
year  1972-73
(4)  Name  of  the  Eligible  Export  House  with  No.  and  date  of  the  Eligibility Certificate,  through whom the exports referred  to in (3) above, were made.
I  hereby  declare  that  the particulars  given  in  this statement,  are correct  and nothing  has been concealed  or  withheld  therefrom.
I  understand  that  if  any  information  is found  to  be  incorrect,  it will render  me liable to rejection  of my claim, without  prejudice  to  any other  action  that  may be taken  against  me in  this  behalf.
Signature  of  the  applicant
Place
Name
Date
Address
Certified  to  be  correct.
Place
Signature and Stamp of  Chartered Accountant/Cost  Accountant
Date
Address
Notes ."
1,  A  declaration  from  the  Eligible  Export  House  concerned  to  the  effect  that  the  goods  referred  to  at  (2)  above  have  been exported  through  them  for  a  value  of  Rs  (FOB)  during  the  calendar  year  1972 or  financial  year  1972-73, should be attached  with the  Statement.
2.  This  Annexure  should  also  be  supported  by  satisfactory  documentary  evidence.
ANNEXURE  III
A  statement  of  nominations  made  by  the  unit  in  favour  of  other  manufacturers  during  the  calendar  year  1972 or  the financial year  1972-73  under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters,
Remarks Name of nominee Period of
FOB Value of exports Value  of  import  licence obtained  by  the nominee
export
Signature  of  the  applicant
Name
„
 
Address  —™_

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APPENDIX  71
LIST  OF  INDUSTRIES  REFERRED  TO  IN  PARAGRAPH  39(b)  IN  SECTION  I  AND  APPEND1X-65
1.  Absorbent  Cotton.
2.  Automobile  Radiators  (except  for  expansion  on
merits).
3.  Barbed  Wire. 4.  Beam Scale. 5.  Bichromates  (except  for  exports).
6.  Bolts  and  Nuts  (except  for  High  Tensile  and
other  special  type).
7.  Conduit  Pipes—Metallic.
8.  Domestic  Electrical  Appliances  and  Accessories
such  as  electric  iron,  roasters,  heaters,  washing
machines,  etc.  other  than  vacuum  cleaners,
industrial  washing  and  dry-cleaning  machines
etc.
9.  Dyes—
(0  Azo Dyes  (Directs and  Acids), and (ii)  Basic E>yes.
10.  (a)  Electrical  Wiring  Accessories.
(b)  Electrical  light  fittings  (such  as  chokes,
starters,  reflectors  etc.).
11.  Expanded  Metal. 12.  Full  P.V.C.  Footwear  (Chappals,  Sandals  and Shoes),  except  for  export  by  predominantly export-oriented  units.
13.  Glass  Holloware  by  semi-automatic  process.
14.  Gun  Metal  Bushes. 15.  Hand  Numbering  Machines.
16.  Hand  Stapling  Machines. 17.  Hurrican  Lanterns. 18.  Hypodermic  Needles.
19.  Insecticide  Dusters  and  Sprayers  (Manual).
20.  Laundry  Soap. 21.  Leather  Footwear  (except  for  expansion  of  the existing  units  for  exports  and  new  units  for exports).
22.  Machine  Screws  (except  for  Socket  Head  and
Special  types).
23.  Machine  Shop  Vices.
24.  Metal  Clad  Switches  upto  30  Amps.
25.  Miniature  Bulbs.
(a)  Miniature  Vacuum  Bulbs, (6)  Torch  Bulbs, (c)  Radio  Panel  Bulbs;
(d)  Cycle  Dynamo  Bulbs;  and (e)  Decoration  Bulbs.
26.  Paints  and  Varnishes—Dry  Distempers,  Red Lead,  Red  Oxide,  Aluminium  Paints,  Bitumen Paints  to  IS  Specification,  Wagon  Blacks,  Gra- phite  paints,  all  Paste  Paints.
27.  Palm  Rosa  Oil.
28.  Paper  conversion  products. 29.  Pine  Oil  (except  for  composite  schemes).
30.  Plaster  Boards. 31.  Plastic  Processed  Products  :
(/)  Bottle  Caps,  Buttons,  Lamp-shade  etc., produced  by  the  compression  moulding technique.
(ii)  Plastic  articles  manufactured  from  plastic sheets;  Rods  or  tubes  by  the  fabrication technique excluding the technique of vacuum forming.
(Hi)  Polythelene  Films  (Films  with  a  thickness of  less  than  0.10  mm)  and  products  from the  Film  such  as  coloured  printed  film  and bags.
(Iv)  Blow-moulded  containers  and  other  similar products  manufactured  by  the  blow  mould- ing  technique  (except  for  captive  use  PVC containers  and  change  over  by  existing units  manufacturing  metal  containers  to plastic  containers).
(v)  Spectacle  Framed  from  sheets by  fabrication
technique  or  by  injection  moulding.
(vi)  Manufacture  of  Polyester  sheets  for  buttons and  the processing  of the  sheets so produced to  manufacture  Buttons.
32.  Rivets  of  all  types  (including  Bifurcated). 33.  Rolling  Shutters.
34.  Rooling;  Flooring  and  Glazed  Tiles  (except
plastic  and  ceramic  tiles  of  sizes  4;—4;
and  above).
35.  Safety  Matches. 36.  Steel  Wool. 37.  Student's  Microscopes.
38.  Surgical  Gloves  (except  Plastic).
39.  Telescopic  Aerials  (for  Radio  Receivers). 40.  Thermometers  (upto  150°  C).

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APPENDIX  71—contd.
41.  Water  Meters.
42.  Welded  Wire  Mesh  (except  for  expansion  of
existing  units).
43.  Wire  Brushes  and  Fibre  Brushes.
44.  Wire  Products—-all  Wire  products  such  as  wire nails,  hob  nails,  panel  pins,  Horse  shoe  nails.
45.  Wood  screws.
46.  Steel  Furniture. 47.  Cycle Tyres  and  Tubes.
48.  Mechanical  Toys. 49.  Aluminium  Utensils. 50.  Fountain  Pens  and  Ball  Point  Pens.
51.  Electric  Horns, 52.  Hydraulic  Jacks  below  30  tonnes  capacity.
53.  Toothpaste. 54.  Pressure  Die  Castings  (upto  4  kg.). 55.  Drums  and  Barrels  (upto  50 litre  capacity).
56.  Tin  Containers—unprintcd  (other  than  OTS)
cans  upto  18 litre  capacity.
57.  Flash  Light  Torch  Cases  (Plastic). 58.  Truck  Body  Building  (Wooden  structure).
59.  Battery  Cell  tester. 60.  Pressure  Gauge  (upto  50  lbs.  per  sq.  inch.).
61.  Low  Tension  Insulators.
62.  A.A. & A.C.S.R.  Conductors (upto and including
19 strands).
63.  Electric Transmission  Line Hardware  (other  than
those  manufactured  in  malleable  casti-s).
64.  Grease  Nipples  and  Grease  Guns, 65.  Exhaust  Mufflers.
66.  Zinc Oxide. 67.  Auto  Leaf  Springs. 68.  Chaff  Cutter  Blades.
69.  PVC  &  VIR  Wires  of  Domestic  Type. 70.  Metal  Fittings  for  garments  and  leather  goods.
71.  Weights.
72.  Sodium  Silicate.
73.  Domestic  Utensils  (other  than  stainless  steel).
75.  Cashew  Shell  Oil.
76.  Room  Coolers  (Desert  Type). 77.  Cotton  Measuring  Tapes.
78.  Rubberised  Cloth.
79.  Household  Knitting  Machines.
80.  Para-Dichloro  Benzone  Balls.
81.  Potassium  Silicate. 82.  Calcium  Silicate.
AUTOMOBILE  ANCILLARIES
83.  Fuel  Tank  Caps.
84.  Fuel  Lines.
85.  Wiring  Harness. 86.  Tail  Lamp  Assembly. 87.  Side  Lamp  Assembly. 88.  Stop  Lamp  Assembly. 89.  Horn  Buttons. 90.  Bulb  Horn. 91.  Seats  for  bus  and  trucks.
92.  Ornamental  fittings.
93.  Rear  View  Mirrors. 94.  Suu  shades. 95.  Sun  Visor.
96.  Luggage  Carrier.
97.  Tyre  infiators  (both  hand  and  foot-operated). 98.  Ashtrays. 99.  Hub  Caps.
100.  Wind  Shield  Wipers  (Arms  and  Blades  only). 101.  Elcetrical  fuses.
102.  Electrical  fuse  boxes.
103.  Battery  cables  and  fittings. 104.  Spokes  and  nipples. 105.  Stearing  wheels. 106.  Spot  lamp  assembly.
GARAGE  EQUIPMENTS
107.  Armature  tester.
108.  Battery  Terminal  Lifters.
109.  Condenssors  and  Resistance  tosters, 110.  Fonder  spoons  and  hammers. 111.  Feeler  Gauges. 112.  Flaring  Tools. 113.  Gear  Flushers,
114.  Puller  of  all  types.
115.  Screw  Extractors. 116.  Spark  plug  tester  and  cleaners.
117.  Toe  in  Gauges. 118.  Stud  Removers  (extractors). 119.  Tyre  valve  pull  out  tools. 120.  Tube  cutters.
121.  Flanging  tools.
122.  Valve  Lifters. 123.  Valve  Replacing  and  Resetting  Tools.
124.  Camber  Testing  Equipment.
125.  Ring  Expanders.
126.  Ring  Compressors.

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APPENDIX  72
(Section  I-Paragraph  76)
SUBJECT  :  Procurement  of  imported  materials  by  actual  users  through  Steel  Bank
(Copy  of  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trado  Public  Notice  No.l26-ITC  (PN)/72  dated  the  26th
August,  1972)
Attention  is  invited  to  the  provision  contained  in paragraph  69  of  Section  I  of  the  Import  Trade Control  Policy  (Red  Book,  yolume  I)  for  the  period April  1972—March  1973  regarding  the  Steel  Bank set  up  by the  Hindustan  Steel  Limited.
2.  The  stocks  of  approved  categories  of  steel maintained  in  the  Steel  Bank  would  be used  for  meet- ing  the  requirements  of  priority  units  off-the-shelf against  valid  import  licences/release  orders  held  by them  or  against  specific  foreign  exchange  allocations made  by  the  Ministry  of  Finance  (Deptt.  of  Econo- mic  Affairs)  for  release  of  steel  material  from  the Steel  Bank  to  project  authorities.
3.  Such  priority  units,  whether  in  public  or  private sectors  holding  valid  licenced/release  orders/foreign exchange  allocations for  import  of  steel and  who  wish to  draw  supplies  against  such licences/release  orders/ allocations  from  the  Steel  Bank  should  contact  the Hindustan  Steel  Ltd.,  2,  Fairlie  Place,  Calcutta-1  to ascertain  the  availability  of  the  categories  of  steel from  time  to  time.
4.  While  supplying  the  goods,  against  an  import licence,  the  Steel  Bank  will  make  an  endorsement  on the  Customs  as  well  as  Exchange  Control  Copies of  the  licence  indicating  the value,  size,  specification, description  and  quantity  of  the  material  delivered. To the extent the goods are supplied by tha Steel Bank, the  import  licence  in  question  will  neither  be  valid for  direct  imports  nor  for  the  purpose  of  remittance against  the  Exchange  Control  Copy.  The  licensee will  be  able  to  make  imports  from  abroad  and  make remittances against such imports only upto the balance value available  on the licence  and  subject  to the  terms and  conditions  of  the  licence.  In  the  event  of  deli- veries  against  release  order/foreign  exchange  alloca- tions,  the  release  order  or  the foreign  exchange  letter, as  the  case  may  be,  will  be  accordingly  endorsed  by the  Steel  Bank  to  indicate  the  value,  size,  specifica- tion,  description  and  quantity  of  the  material  supp- lied.
(Copy  of  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public
Notice  No.  165-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the
18th  November,  1972.
Attention  is  invited  to  para  2  of  the  Ministry  of Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  NO.126-ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  26th  August,  1972  in  terms  of  which  the stocks  of  approved  categories  of  steel  maintained in  the  Steel  Bank  would  be  used  for  meeting  the  re- quirements  of  priority  units  off-the-shelf  against valid  import  licence/release  orders  held  by  them  or against  foreign  exchange  allocations  made  by  the Ministry  of  Finance  (Department  of  Economic Affairs)  for  release  of  steel  material  from  the  Steel Bank  to  project  authorities,
2.  In  this  connection,  it  is  clarified  that  the  faci- lities  of  the  Steel  Bank  can  be  availed  of  by  project authorities  whose  demands  are  of  priority  nature certified  as  such  by  the  administrative  ministries/ sponsoring  authorities  and  where  requirements  can- not  wait  for  normal  import  procedures.  The  ex- pression  "priority  units",  referred  to  above,  does  not refer  to  "Priority  Industries",  as  listed  in  Appendix I  in  the  Import  Trade  Control  Policy  (Red  Book, Vol. T) for  April,  1972—March,  1973  but  to  projects deemed  to  be  of  importance.  The  objective  of  the scheme  is  to  help  reduce  delays  in  matching  priority demands  with  actual  availability  in  terms  of  time  in the  execution  of  major  projects  and  also  in  the" fabri- cation  of  machinery  and  equipment  for  such  projects, etc.

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APPENDIX  73
[Section—I,  Para  94]
Import  of  spare  parts  of  mining  machinery  during  April  J973—March  1974
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74  wherein  the detailed  procedure  for  submission  of  applications  for  the  import  of  spare  parts  of  mining  machinery  has  been given.
2.  Import  licences  against  such  applications  will  be  issued  on  an  annual  basis,  for  a  value  equal  to  5%  of the  ci.f.  value  of  the  imported  machinery  used  by  the  applicant  for  the  maintenance  of  which  the  import  is  to  be allowed.  In  the case  of imported  machinery  purchased  locally where the  applicants  are  not  in  a  position  to  indicate the  ci.f.  value  of  such  machinery  the entitlement  will be calculated  on  the  basis  of 4 % of the  purchase  price.  How- ever, in cases where  the units are not  in a position  to indicate  the purchase  value  of the  machinery  procured  locally, the  licensing  authority  may  accept  other  evidence  in  his  discretion  to  determine  the  value  of  such  machinery.  In respect  of  the  machinery  imported  or  locally  purchased  prior  to  6th  June,  1966,  the  entitlement  of  the  applicant will  be  calculated  by  adding  57,5%  to  the  ci.f.  value  or  to  original  purchase  price  of  the  machinery  as  the  case may  be.
3.  If  the machinery  in use is of rupee  area  origin, import  licence for  10% of the entitlement  subject  to  a maxi- mum  of  Rs.  1.0  lakh  will  be issued  against  free  foreign  exchange.  For  the  balance  entitlement,  licence  will  be  issued under  rupee  payment  area.
4.  If the  machinery  in  use is of  U K.  origin, import  licence for  10 % of the entitlement  subject  to  a  maximum of  Rs.  1.0  lakh  will  be  issued  against  free  foreign  exchange.  For  the  balance  entitlement,  licence  will  be  issued against  U.K./India  Maintenance  Loan,  1972.
5.  If  the  machinery  in  use  is  of  West  German  origin,  import  licence  will  be  issued  against  West  German Credit  subject  to  the  terms  and  conditions  applicable  to  this  credit.  However,  as  the  minimum  value  upto  which imports  could  be  made  under  the  West  German  credit  is  Rs.  50,000,  in  cases  where  entitlement  on  the  basis  of machinery  of  West  German  origin  comes  to  less  than  Rs.  50,000,  import  will  be  allowed  against  free  foreign  ex- change.
6.  In  cases  other  than  those  covered  by  paragraphs  3,  4  and  5 above,  import  licences  will  be  issued  against free  foreign  exchange.
7.  No  lists  of  spares  will  be  attached  to  licences.  The  description  of  goods  on  the  licences  will  be  'Spare parts  of  mining  machinery'  and  the  following  endorsement  will  also  be  made  on  the  licences  :—
'The  licence  will  be  valid  for  the  import  of  'Spare  parts  of  mining  machinery'  falling  under  S.  Nos.  30/11, 31/11,  32/11,  33/11,  33-B/IT,  36(l-4)/IT,  291-292/IV,  65(1 -4)(vii)(a)  and  (b)/V,  86  (iv)/V,  89/V.  and  Part  VI of  the  I.T.C.  Schedule,  subject  to  the  condition  that  the  import  of  items  banned  in  terms  of  import  policy for  April  1973—March  1974 shall  not  be  allowed.  The  import  of  parts  included  in  List  II  (Parts  'A'  and  'B') of  Appendix  26  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  for  April,  1973 —March  1974 and  spare  parts  listed  in  Appendix  3 of  the Red Book (Vol. I) for  April  1973—March  1974 will be allowed  only to the extent indicated  below  :—
Value  in  Remarks
(Lakhs  of  Rs.)
List  11 (Part  A) items  of  Appendix  26.
Any  single  item  can  be  impor- (1)
ted  only  upto  Rs within  this  value.
List  II (Part  B) items of Appendix 26.
(2)
(3) Items  listed  in  Appendix  3 to  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I) for  April  1973—March  1974  other  than  those  speci- fically  allowed  in  terms  of  these  provisions  provided they  arc  required  for  maintenance  of  mining machinery.

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8.  The  value  to  be  shown  against  (1)  and  (21 in  para  7  above  in  the  case  of  the  undermentioned  types  of machinery  will  be  calculated  by  the  licensing  authorities  on  the  basis  given  below  :—
Name  of  the  machinery/equipment  in  use  and
of in 26 its  I.T.C.  classification
Percentage  of  the  value licence  upto  which  items List II (Part  'B') of  Appendix will  be  permitted
Percentage  of  the value  of  the  licence upto  which  items  in List  T[ (Part  'A')  of Appendix  26  will  be permitted
1
2
3
Trucks  & Jeeps  (S. No.  291-292/1V)
percentage in
25%
74%  within  the column  (2).
50%
Dumpers  (S. No.  86(iv)/V)
percentage in
10%  within  the column (2).
Compressors  air  or  gas  (Portable  or  stationary)
percentage in
10%
(S. No. 33-B/TT)
7 i%  within  the column (2).
percentage in
10%
(See  Note  5
below)
7 i%  within  the column (2).
Drilling  equipment,  wagon  drills,  track  drills,  core  drills, jack  hammers,  drill  masters,  boring  machines  etc. (S. No.. 33/11).
Ore  Handling  and  processing  equipment,  load  stations,
percentage in
iu%
(Sec  Note  5
7 i%  within  the column (2).
below)
screening plants, crushing plants etc. (S. No.  36(l-4)/Ii).
Miscellaneous  machinery,  mining  tools  and  other  light
percentage in
5%
equipment.
3%  within  the column (2).
Electric  generators,  motors  (S.  No,  32/II)
percentage in
5%
3%  within  the column (2).
Machine Tools (Part  VI)
percentage in
5%
3%  within  the column (2).
NOTES:—(1)  The  value  of a single item  allowed  under column  2 will  be calculated  at  7i % of the total  value  woiked out  for  items  in  List  II  (Part  'A')  of Appendix  26, or  Rs. 2,500  whichever  is higher  within  the  overall entitlement  for  List  II  (Part  'A')  items.
(2)  The value  of a  single item  allowed  under  column  3 will be calculated  at  i%  of the total  value  worked out  for  items  in  List  TT (Part  'B')  of  Appendix  26 or  Rs.  1,000  whichever  is higher  within  the  overall entitlement  for  List  II  (Part  'B')  items.
(3)  Import  of ball, roller and  tapered  roller  and  needle roller  bearings,  bushes, cages, needle roller assemb- lies  and  needle  rollers  of  banned  and  restricted  categories  (i.e.  those  covered  by  Appendix  3 of  the Red  Book—Vol.  T) will  be allowed  in  terms  of  Lhe provision  made  for  Appendix  3 items in  paragraph 10  below.
(4)  Import  of ball, roller  and  tapered  roller  and  needle roller  bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller  assemb- lies and  needle rollers  other  than  those  of  banned  and  restricted  categories  as per  Red  Book  for  April 1973—March  1974  will  be  allowed  upto  20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(5)  In  the  case  of  M/s.  National  Mineral  Development  Corporation  and  M/s.  Orissa  Minerals  Corpora- tion,  tho  percentage  limit  of  10%  mentioned  in  column  (2) against  S.  No.  33/TI  and  S.  No,  36(1^4)/TI shall  be  25%.

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APPENDIX  ll—contd.
9.  Tn the case of the following  types of machinery,  import  of the items mentioned  against  them  will be allowed upto  the  specified  extent  :—
Items  to  be  allowed
Name  of  machinery/equipment  in  use  and  its I.T.C.  classification
(2)
(1)
(1)  The  import  of  individual  items  specified  in  Appendix  4-C (Part  I)  of  the  Rod  Book  (Vol.  I)  will  be  allowed within  the  face  value  restriction  indicated  therein.
Excavators,  wheel  loaders,  crawler  tractors, traxcavators,  motorised  graders,  mobile cranes,  electric  winches,  (S.  No.  65(1—4) (vii) (a) & (b)/V)
(2)  The  import  of  spare  parts  other  than  those  mentioned  in Appendix  4-C  (Part  1)  of  this  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  which  are interchangeable  with  motor  vehicle  parts,  will  be  allowed provided  they  do  not  fall  in  List  I  of Appendix  26 and that in the  case  of  parts  falling  in  List  II  of  Appendix  26  of  the Red  Book  (Vol.  I),  their  Import  does  not  exceed  the  face value  limits  prescribed  therein.  Import  of  items  mentioned in  Appendix  4-C  (Part  II)  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  will  not be  permitted.
(3)  Import  of  ball,  roller  and  tapered  roller  and  needle  roller bearings,  bushes,  cages,  needlo  roller  assemblies  and  needle rollers  of  banned  and  restricted  categories which are  covered by  Appendix  3  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  for  April  1973— March  1974  will  be  allowed  in  terms  of  the  provision  made for  Appendix  3  items  in  paragraph  10  below.
(4)  Import  of  ball,  roller  and  tapered  roller  and  needle  roller bearings,  bushes,  cages,  needle  roller  assemblies  and  needle rollers  other  than  those  of  banned  and  restricted  categories as per  Red  Book  (Vol. I) for  April  1973—March  1974  will be  allowed  upto  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Barges.  Motor  boats,  launches  etc.
(S.  No.  89/V)
(1)  Licences  will  also  be  valid  for  import  of  spare  parts  of  diesel engines/petrol,  gas  and  kerosene  engines.  The  import  of items  mentioned  in  Appendix  4  (Lists  'A'  and  'B')  of  the Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  will,  however,  be  allowed  upto  the  face value  of  the  licence  as  indicated  in  Appendix  4.
(2)  Import  of  individual  items  will  be  allowed  upto  the  percent- age  indicated  for  specific  items  in  the  said  Lists  'A'  and 'B'  of  Appendix  4  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(3)  The  import  of  spare  parts  other  than  those  mentioned  in Appendix  4  (Lists  'A'  and  'B')  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  T) which  are  interchangeable  with  motor  vehicle  parts,  will be  allowed  provided  they  do  not  fall  in  List  I  of  Appendix 26 and  that  in  the  case  of  parts  falling  in  List  II  of  Appendix 26  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I),  their  import  does  not  exceed the  face  value  limits  prescribed  therein.
(4)  Import  of  ball,  roller  and  tapered  roller  and  needle  roller bearings,  bushes,  cages,  needle  roller  assemblies  and  needle rollers,  of  banned  and  restricted  categories  which  are covered by  Appendix  3  of  the  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  for  April  1973— March  1974  will  be  allowed  in  terms  of the  provision  made for  Appendix  3  items  in  paragraph  10  below.
(5)  Import  of  ball,  roller  and  tapered  roller  and  needle  roller bearings,  bushes,  cages,  needle  roller  assemblies  and  needle rollers  other  than  those  of  banned  and  restricted  catcgorie as  per  Red  Book  (Vol.  I)  for  April  1973—March  1974  will be  allowed  upto  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.

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10.  The  value  to  be  indicated  against  item  (3)  in  para  7 above  will  be  calculated  at  12^%  of  the  value  of  the licence  or  Rs. 25,000/- whichever  is less.  The  value  of  single item  against  item  (3) in para  7 above should  not  exceed Rs.  4,000/-  within  the  total  value  allowed  for  these  items.  The  prescribed  value  limit  for  single  item  included  in Appendix  3  will  apply  separately  to  each  different  specifications  of  the  particular  Horns  of  restricted  spare  part. Tn othor  words, each  of the different  specifications  of a single item  can  be allowed  to be imported  upto  the  prescribed value  limit.  Imports  of  spare  parts  of  machinery  falling  under  S.  No.  33/11  will,  however,  be  allowed  to  the  full extent  of  the  entitlement  against  the  machinery  covered  by  S.  No.  33/11.
11.  Licences  for  import  of  spare  parts  of  imported  engines  fitted  in  barges  manufactured  indigenously  will also  be  issued  for  a  value  equal  io  5%  of  the c.i.f.  value  of  such  imported  engines.  Licences  issued  under  this  pro- vision  for  import  of  spaie  parts  of  diescl  engines  (S.  No.  30  f f )/II)  and  spare  parts  of  petrol,  gas  and  kerosene onginos (S. No.  31(b)/ll),  as the case may  be,  will  be  subject  to  the conditions  as indicated  against  Barges,  Motor boats,  launches  etc. in  para  9 above.
12.  Applications  from  National  Mineral  Development  Corpn.  and  Orissa  Minerals  Corporation  will  be con- sidered  by the Jt.  Chief  Controller  oflmports  and  Exports (C'LA), New Delhi and  the Jt.  Chief Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  Calculi a  respectively  on  the  above  basis.  Tht  requirements  in  respect  of  pelletisation  plant  of M/s.  Chowgule  &  Co.,  Panjim  will  be  considered  by  the  Dy.  Chief  Controller  of  imports  and  Exports,  Panjim  on the recommendation  of  Department  of  Mines  and  Metals,  New  Delhi.

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APPENDIX  74
(Section  1—Paragraph 54)
Face value restrictions/value  limits in respect  of items liconsable  on restricted basis to  actual  users in  the  small
scale sector  during April,  1973—March  1974.
Description  of  Items
Percentage  of  face  value  restriction  to the  total  value  of  the  licence SI.  No.  &  Part  of  the I.T.C.  Schedule
2
3 1
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or PART  I 16-A(n)  .
Rs, 5,000/- whichever is loss.
Iron and steel and alloy steel rounds, rods, squares, Hexagons and sections in bright  drawn, turned,  ground  and/or polished condi- tions.
(/)  Cast  iron  foot  valves  above  300  mm  dia.
21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence 17(i)
or  Rs. 300/- whichever  is less.
2 i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (.11)  Other  types  of  valves  and  cocks.
Rs, 500/- whichever  is less.
Boiler  tubes  and  ER.W  (electric  resistance  welded)  tubes.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 17(iiXa)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
Line  pipes  and  tubes  of  API  specifications.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 17(ii)(c)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
Seamless  (alloy  and  carbon  steel)  pipes  and  tubes.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 17(ii)(d)  .
Rs, 5,000/- whichever is less.
Welded  steel  pipes  of  the  following  sizes  :—
17(e)
Category  Outside diameter  Thickness
E.R.W.  tubes  8  mm  to  80  mm  0-7  mm  to  4  mm 5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  2500/-  whichever  is  less.
Stainless  steel  pipes  and  tubes  for  manufacture  of  :—
17(ii)(g)  .
(/)  Machinery  required  for  pharmaceutical/chemical/dairy  pro-
QUCtS.
,10%  of the  face  value of  the  licence  or r  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
(ii) Textile  processing  machinery. (///)  Electro-medical,  surgical  and  medical  instruments; (/e)  Electrical  circuit  breakers  and  switch  gear;  and (v)  Air-conditioning and refrigeration  equipment.
Wrought  Iron  Steel Pipe fittings, n.o.s. (Permissile items)
17(iv)(a)  .
T 121%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or f  Rs,  500/-  whichever  is less.
Other steel pipe fittings n.o.s, (Permissible items)
17(iv)(b)  .
17(v)(a)  .
Cast iron and alloy iron  pipes below 75 mm  O.D.
2i %  of  the  face  value  of  the licence or
Rs.  500/- whichever  is less.
29  . . .. Wire  ropes  for  mines  only.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
36(c)
Boot  &  Shoe  grindery,  the  following  :— (a)  Auto  Soler  wire. (b)  Iron  or steel stapling wires galvanised  or black  (excluding
machine staples)
10% of the face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(c)  Mild  tacking  wire, id)  Raind  wire. (e)  Tacking  wire. (/)  Screwing  wire. (g)  Slugging  wire. (h)  Wire required  for lasting of boots and shoes. (i)  Machine  tacks.
Alloy iron  castings or  machine tools manufacturers  for  piece
38(b)
5 % of the  face  value  of  the  licence.
weight  above  5 tonnes.
38-A(c)  .
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs. 5,000/- whichever is loss.
Ship chains  and  Hoisting  chains, viz. wrought  iron  and steel  stud link  chains  for  anchoring,  hoisting  etc.,  including  welded  link chains and all other types of link chains and parts thereof.
Steel casting (un-machined) above 10 M.T. piece weight (in consul-
39-A
 
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2
3
PARTI—contd. 39-B
.  Alloy  steel  casting  (un-machinod)  above  3  M.T.  piece  weight. 10 % of the face value of the licence.
40  . ..
.  Unmachined  stceJ  forgings
5%  of  the face  value  of  the licence.
41 (i)
.  Highly polished copper sheets for printing and block making industry  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
41(ii)(c)  .
.  Copper  extruded/hard  drawn  pipes/tubes  excluding those covered
by  remarks  (1J  and  (4).
Release  orders  will be issued  to  the  extent of 10% of the entitlement or Rs, 10,000/- whichever  is less.
41(iii)(a)  .
.  Copper alloy items fal 1 ing under this S. No, other than those covered 21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
by  remark  (1).
Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is less.
41(iii)(b)  .
.  Copper  alloy items falling  under  this S.No.,  excluding  those co- 21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
vered  by  remark  (1)
Rs.  1,250/- whichever is less.
(0  Aluminium brass and aluminium  bronze tubes below 20 mm
41("0(c)  .
21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
dia/Sq. having less than  16 SWG wall thickness.
Rs.  1250/- whichever  is  less.
(i7)  Copper-alloy  items  falling  under  this  S.  No.  but  excluding 21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
those  covered  under  remarks  (1),  (2)  and  (3).
Rs. 1,250/- whichever is less.
41(iii)(d)  .
.  Copper-alloy  items  falling  under  this  S.  No.  but  excluding  those 21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
covered  under  remarks  (1)  and  (2).
Rs. 1,250/- whichever is less.
42  . ..
.  Copper  scrap  whether  ingotted  or  otherwise.
Release  orders  will  be issued  to  the  extent of  10% of the entitlement or Rs. 10,000/- whichevcr  is less.
44(c)
.  Zinc  granulations  and  dust
Release  orders  will be issued  to  the  extent of  10% of the entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
46(b)(iii)  .
.  Brass extruded/hard drawn, pipes and tubes falling under this S. No. 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
but  excluding  those  covered  by  remark  (4)
Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is less.
46(b)(iv)  .
.  Leadcd-brass  wire  of  2mm  dia for manufacture  of ball-pen,  refll- 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
tips.
Rs.  5000/-  whichever  is  less.
53(a)
.  Calcium-Manganese-silicon  alloys
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
.  Calcium  silicide
53(b)
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
57(c)
.  Hot formed  coil springs of iron and steel for manufacture  of auto- Import will be allowed in consultation  with
mobile  engine  valves.
DGTD.
PART  II
7-A(b)  .
(0  Beater addition jointings.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
(ii) Asbestos based wire woven jointings, jointings  required  to withstand  the  acti6n  of  strong  acid/alkalies  and  jointings required  to  withstand  refrigeration  temperature.
7-A(c)  .
.  Asbestos based  products for  electrical  insulation  and  products  not 5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
otherwise  specified  (permissible  types)
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
7-B
.  Non-asbestos  packing  and  boilers  all  sorts  not  otherwise 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence
specified
or  Rs. 5,000/-  whichever  is less.
7-C  .
.  Steam,  pneumatic  and  hydraulic  non-asbestos  packings  for  all 10%  of  the face  value  of  the  licence  or
machinery.
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
8  . ..
.  Readymade boiler non-asbestos  packing.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
9(a)
.  Machined steel balls above 14 • 2875  mm (9/16') dia.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
9(b)  .
,  Precision  steel balls conforming  to I.S. Grades 2, 1, 0 corresponding 5%  of the face  value of  the licence.
to  AFBMA  grades  5,10,  15  and  25.

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5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Grinding  media  steel  balls  of  special  types  like  hollow  cast  steel
9(c)fi)
balls  (in  consultation  with  D.G.T.D.),
10%  of  tho  face  value  of  the  licence.
Forged  steel  balls for  manufacture  of  ball  bearings
9(c)(ii)  .
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Special  purpose  electrodes  (excluding  non-ferrous  electrodes)
9(d)(i)
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rollers/needle  rollers  other  than  banned  types
9(g)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
5%  of  the  face  valuo  of  the  licence  or Iron powder for manufacture  of welding electrodes
9(i)  . . ..
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (/)  German silver/nickel  silver scrap
11  . . ..
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(ii)  German silver/nickel silver strips
Sintered  parts/components  of  iron  and  bronze  other than  self-
16(c)
lubricating  oilitc bushes,
(/)  Ferrous including pure iron (ii)  Non-ferrous  including bronze
V  H  % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 1  Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less. J 2t%  of  the  face  value  of  licence  or Ferrous and  non-ferrous  wire mesh finer  than  100 mesh
16(d)
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Zirconium  Silicate and Zirconium  opacifiers  including zircon  flour
17(a)(i)(a)
Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
for  Ceramic Industry.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rutilo for  Ceramic and electric welding industries.
(b)  .  .  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licenco  or Magnesium  for  Aluminium  and  aluminium  alloy  industries.
(0  . ..
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
Bismuth (for  industries  other  than  drugs and  pharmaccuticals)
(d)  .  .  .
Release  orders  will  bo issued  to  the  extent of  5%  of  tho  entitlement  or  Rs.  2,500/- whichever  is  less.
10% of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or Special  non-ferrous  alloy electrodes  and  wires.
17(a)(i')  •
Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
10%  of  the  face  valuo  of  tho  licence  or 17(a)(iii)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
Non-ferrous  electroplating  anodes  other  than  those  of  Cadmium in all forms  for  essential  electroplating,  to  units  possessing ade- quate  electroplating  equipment  and  engaged  in  actual  manu- facture  of  finished  plated  products.
2J%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (0  Clad  materials  for  special  electrical  and  aeronautical  pur-
17fb)(i)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less. poses.
25%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(//)  Bimetal  strips  of  all  co npositions  including  ferrous  and non-ferrous  combinations  for  thermostatic/thcrmo-electric purposes/relays  and  automobile  industries.
2t%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Special  resistance  alloys including aluminium  resistance alloys.
17(b)(2)  .
Rs.  1250/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  (he  face  value  of  the  licence  or (0  Aluminium  alloy  tube/strip/wire/flats  for  manufacture  of
17(c)
Rs.  10,000/-  whichever  is  less.
Zip/Snap  fasteners,  rivets,  screws  and  pen  caps.
5 %  of  the  faco  value  of  the licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(ii)  Aluminium  strips  in  coils  or  cut  lengths,  painted  or  un- paintcd  containing  less  than  99%  aluminium  suitable  for manufacture  of  or  used  as  venetial  blinds/louvres.
Aluminium  circles,  sheets,  strips,  wire  rods,  wire  and  foils  of 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 17(d)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  Jess.
minimum  purity of 99.7% and above.
(1)  Slitting Saws and  lotting cutter  of thickness below  1,6  mm
.  5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 20(1 )(a), (b)and(c)  .
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
(2)  Diamond wire drawing dies
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (3)  Taps and dies below 3 mm.
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  loss.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (4)  Broaches.
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is less.
(5)  Gear  hobs and  special types of gear cutters.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
(6)  Stellitc, stellite  tips and  stellite tipped  tools.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.

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5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Circular saws inclusive of inserted blade types.
20(2)(a)  .
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Stepped Drills upto 1.8  mm dia. with shank dia upto 2 mm for spec-
20(4)(b) & (c)  .
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
tacle hinges industry.
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (1)  Outside  Mocrometers  of  sizes  over  300  mm  and  spares
21(1)
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less. thereof.
2\%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (2)  Thread  plug gauges and  Ring gauges.
Rs.  3,000/-  whichever  is  less.
2i%  of  the  face  value of  the  licence  or (3)  Gauge  Blocks  (Slip  gauges  other  than  carbide  tip  slip
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
gauges) other than those covered under remark (iii).
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Grinding wheels and  segments.
24(b)
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Nib  slitting  wheels  for  manufacture  of  fountain  pens.
24(c)
Rs.  5,000  whichever  is  lessr.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Brown  aluminium  oxide and  silicon carbide.
25(d)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
3%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or V.  Belts  of  sizes  other  than  those  mentioned  in  Appendix  23.
28(4)
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Steel  conveyor  belts  for  manufacture  of  safety  razor  blades.
28(8)(b)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Vertical  spindle  hollow  shaft  motors  of  ratings  not  produced  in
32(b)
the  country  (for  pumps  manufacturers  only).
5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence. 32(d)
Variable  speed  motors  and  other  non-flame  proof  motors  which are  required  in  the  specialised  types  of  textile  machines  (for
textile  mills/textile  machinery  manufacturing  industry).
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (a)  Commutators for D.C. Motors upto I.H.P.
32(h)
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
2J%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (6)  Special  types  of  carbon  brushes  of  add  sizes  required  as
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less. spares.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Mechanical  seals  and/or  parts  and  special  sealing  material.
34(b)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(1)  Telephone Switch board lamps; and
38A(f)  .
"1  Applications  will  be  considered  in  con- s'  sultation  with  the  D.G.T.D.
(2)  Neon indicating lamps (in consultation with D.G.T.D.).
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
Flame-proof  and  explosion  proof  fitting  as  per  BSS-889-1965  or
39 (c)
U.D.E.C.  166/11.58  (for  fertilizer  and  chemical  complexes).
Release  orders  wil]  be  issued  to  the  extent (/)  Graphite  electrodes for  electric Arc  furnaces.
41A  . ..
of  25%  of  the  entitlement.
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent (if)  Graphite  anodes  machined  or  unmachined  required  for
of  25%  of  the  entitlement.
electrolytic processes.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Protective  Relays
42(b)(iii)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less,
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Wave  traps  and  coupling  capacitors  filter  (in  consultation  with
42(b)(iv)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
D.G.T.D.).
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Electric  control  gears  and  electric  transmission  gears—others
42(h)(iii)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(permissible items).
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (/)  Disc Insulators  of above 25,000 Lbs. EMS
43(e)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (11)  Transformers  bushing  and  apparatus  insulators  (or  special
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
types or design) of below 66 K.V.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (iii)  Metalised  porcelain  bushing  for  H.T,  and  L.T.  condensers
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.

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45(c)(i)  .
Enamelled  copper  wire 44 gauges and  finer  gauges
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
45(c)(ii)  .
Enamelled  copper  strips
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
45(d)
Resistance Wire (other than Nichromo wire thicker than  32 gauge) 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
45(c)
Telecommunication cable and wire both plastic insulated and paper 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or insulated  shaathad  of  all types.
Rs,  5,0;)0/- whichever  is less.
High frequency  coaxial cables
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 45(0
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
46(b)
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  oi
Rs.  2,500/- whichever  Is less.
(/)  Metal  graphite  grades  of  carbon  blocks  Including  carbon blocks  oquivalent  to  Morgan's  C.M.2  grade  and  metal  impreg- nated  graphite  grade  of carbon blocks.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (ii)  Graphite  stopper head  and  colloidal  graphite
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
46(d)
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Flame  proof  mining  bells  and  (lame  proof  mining  telephones
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
48-A
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Electric  exploders  and  parts  thereof
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
PART  III
l(d)(i)
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/- whichavw  is less.
Wetting  out,  penetrating,  dispersing,  scouring  and  emulsifying agents.  (Import  of  only  special  products,  required  for  manu- facture  of  drugs,  Pharmaceuticals,  insecticides  and  pesticides, rayon  synthetic  fibres,  synthetic  rubber  and  polymers  is allowed.)
Kd)(iv)  .
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Synthetic  bleaching  agents  (other  than  bleaching  powder  or
Rs.  5 000/- whichever  is less.
hypochlorltes hydrogen  peroxide etc.).
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 1(0
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less. 5 % of  the  face  value  of  the licence.
5-A  . ..
m  Methyl cellulose "1 (ii)  Ethyl cellulose (for manufacture  of protective coatings)  J Silk bolting  cloth  (for  roller  flour  mills, starch  units, roflned  guar
gum  units  and  emery  grain/powder  manufacturers).
PART  IV
Cocoa  boans
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 37  .
Rs.  5,000  whichever  is  less.
41  . .. Hops
Release  order  will  be  issued  to  the  extont of  10% of  the entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  oi 49(a)(ii)  . 97  . ..
Dammer  gum for  manufacture  of liquid  gold China  clay  of  special  grades  required  for  end  uses  other  than  art  -
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
and chrome  paper.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 99  . .. Ball clay
Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 103  . ..
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(/)  Pumice  stone  and  rubber  stone  for  manufacture  of  all  metal reeds,  steel  reeds  and  reed  cleaning  machines  (on  the  recom- mendation  of the Textile Commissioner,  Bombay).
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
(iV) Corborandum  stone  for  manufacture  of  Reed  cleaning machines  (on  the  recommendation  of  the  Textile  Commis- sioner, Bombay).
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 127-129  .
(0  Natural  essential  oils  (permissible  types),  other  than  those
Rs.  5,000/- whichever is|less.
mentioned  below,  for  manufacture  of  aromatic  chemicals,^ flavouring  essences, perfumery  compounds, synthetic essential oils, pharmaceutical products, scents, fruits canning industries, confectionery  and biscuits, agarbattis, cosmetics, hair oils and toilet soaps.
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  Ihe  ev.tent (ii)  Peppermint  oil  (mentha  pep)  for  manufacture  of  cosmetics,
of  10%  of  the  entitlement.
toiletries,  pharmaceutical  products  and  toilet  soaps.
Release  orders  will  be issued  to  the  extent (ill)  Citronella  oil  for  manufacture  of  aromatic  chemicals  namely
of  10%  of  the  entitlement.
geranlol, citroncllol  and  hydroxy  citronellol.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (Iv) Orange oil for  manufacture  of flavouring essences,  perfumery
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
compounds, cosmetics, hair  oils and  toilet soaps.
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                             (v)  Spearmint  oil for  manufacture  of dental  material               10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs.  5,000/- whichever is less.
                            (vi)  Dementhollsed peppermint oil (ox-mentha  arvensis) for  manu-      10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                facture  of menthol.                                                   Rs,  5,000/- whichever  is less.
 130                    .  Essential  oils,  synthetic  for  manufacture  of  cosmetics,  toiletries, 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the licence  or
                              perfumery  compounds, soaps and  detergents.                                Rs,  5,000/- whichever is less.
 138                    .   Glue not  otherwise specified  excluding belt  dressing                  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                        Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
 177                    ,  Nylon  yarn  and  thread  (except  industrial  nylon  yarn)  and  poly-  To  be  released  on  the  recommendation  of
                              ester  filament  yarn  (except  polyester  yarn  having  a  diameter     the  sponsoring  authority.
                              range of 40 microns  to 210 microns for  manufacture  of  surgical
                              sutures).
240                     .  High density  aluminia grinding media                                    20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
244                     ,  Sheet  glass  above  6.5  mm  and  below  0.8  mm  thickness  for  end   20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                              uses other than cover slips.
148(c)     .      .     .  (1)  Soft  capillary  tubing  for  manufacture  of  industrial,  medical 50%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                                and general  purpose  thermometers.
                           (2)  Quartz glass                                                        10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                         Rs. 5,000/- whichever  is less.
                           (3)  Hard  glass                                                         10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 5,000/- whichever  is less.
                           (4)  Ceramic  transfer  scales  for  manufacture  of  clinical  thermo- 21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                                meters.
                           (5)  Milk  glass sheets for  manufacture  of clinical  thermometers      21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                           (6)  Bulb glass tubing                                                   10 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
2R6(b)     .           .   Letter typos for  typewriters                                            20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
305                     .  PhotographicXinstrumerits,  apparatus  and  appliances,  other  than       (0  Import  of  photographic  instruments,
                              cinema, all  sorts, n.o.s.  and  parts thereof.                            and  appliances  will  be  permitted  in
                                                                                                         consultation  with  DGTD.
                                                                                                     (it)  Import  of  parts  will  be  permitted  to
                                                                                                         actual  users  without  any  face  value
                                                                                                         restriction.
337                     .  Empty hard  gelatine capsules of sizes other  than 3, 4 and 5            Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                       of 20% of the entitlement  or  Rs. 10,000/-
                                                                                                       whichever is less.
PART  V
9                       .  Cod  oil for  manufacture  of industrial  leather                        10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
 13                     ,,  Essences  containing  spirit  used  for  the  manufacture  of  beverages 5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less.
 me)                    .   Liquid  paraffin  (including medical liquid  paraffin)                   5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less.
 34-37(h)  .            .  Blank fixed (for  manufacture  of acid  resisting cement)                 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
34-370)     •           .   Ceramic colours                                                          10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
41(ii)                  .   Giant  motor/motor  cycle  tyres,  tubes  and  flaps,  bicycle tyres  and 10 %  of  the  face  value  of  tho  licence  or
                              tubes,  and  industrial  tyres,  tubes  and flaps including  solid  tyres Rs. 5,000/- whichor is less.
                              but  excluding  tractor  and  off-the-road  tyres  and  tubes  (other
                              than  those  mentioned  in  Appendix  30).
4Klii)                  .  Tractor  and  off-the-road  tyres,  tubes  and  flaps  excluding  other  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                              typM of tyres and  Cubes and flaps specified elsewhere (other than       Rs. 5,000/- whichever  is  less.
                              tnose mentioned  in  Appendix 30).
41 (iv)                 .  Rubber  Battery  containers  (for  battery  manufacturers)               30%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
41(vii)                 .  Full circle collapsible  curing bags                                      10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
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Types  of  wood  End-use
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 42(a)(j)  .
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
(/)  Beach  wood,  Douglas  fir  Jute  Mill  Wooden  accessories (in  consultation  with  Jute  other  than  jute  mill  picking Commissioner,  Calcutta).  slicks, bobbins, box backs, lay races,  loom  lay  blocks,  and shuttles.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or (//)  Birch,  Beach,  Maple  and  Bobbins  for  textile  industry
•
Rs.  5 000/-  whichever  Is less.
Douglas  fir  (in  consultation with  Textile  Commissioner, Bombay).
50%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(///)  Ash,  and  beach  wood  Sports  goods
To  be  released  on  the  recommendation  of 47
.  Raw  wool  and  wool  tops  including  woollen  raga
the  sponsoring  authority.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  th?  licence  or 65(6)(a)(iii)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
.  Spare  parts  required  for  maintenance  of  Imported  office  machines and  replacement  of  parts  of  indigenous  machines  having imported  components.
2 i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 76(c)
.  Needles  for  all  industrial  sewing  machines  except  those  which  are
Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is  less. banned.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 78(ix)
.  PH  meter  electrodes
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
101
.  (1)  Cellulose  acetate  flakes
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent of  10%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
(2)  Cellulose  accetate  sheetstfilms
                                   (0  For  manufacture  of  spectacle  rames                             Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  ex
                                                                                                             of  50%  of  the  entitlement.
                                  (ii)  For  manufacture  of  shoe  laces                                 Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                             of  10%  of  the  entitlement.
                                  (//O'For  manufacture  of  other  end-uses                              Release  orders  will  be  Issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                             of  10%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/-
                                                                                                             whichever  is  less.
101-A                    .   Cellulose  acetate  butyrate  for  manufacture  of  ball-point  pens         Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                             of  25 %  of  the  entitlement.
111                      .   Pnenol  formaldehyde  moulding  powder                                       5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
113                      .   Pcarlasceut  variety  of  acrylic  plastic  sheets  (for  bulton  manufac-   10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                               turers).
113-F                    .   Polyvinylidene  chloride                                                     10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                             Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
113-G                    .   Polyvinyl  formal  and  polyvinyl  acetol                                    10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licer.ee  or
                                                                                                             Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
113-K                    .    (0  PTFE  tube                                                              10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  Uceuco  or
                                                                                                             Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                             (")  Special  industrial  components                                         10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                             Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
116(11)                  .   Synthetic  Ion  Exchange  Resins                                             10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                             Rs,  5,000/-  whichever  Is less.
116(iv)     .            .   Epoxy  Resins                                                                2 0%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                             Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is less.
122(i)      .            .   1.  Polyester  laminated  films                                              15 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                            2.   Polyester  metallised  films                                             15 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                             3.  Other  items  falling  under  this  sub-S.  No.  122(i)/V  other  than   10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                                  those  covered  by  remarks  (1),  (4)  and  (5)  against  this  S.  No.


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Part  V  Concid.
122(11)  .
(/)  Acid  Grade  Flourspar  for  manufacture  of  Vitreous  Enamel
frit  (In consultation  with  D.G.T.D.).
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent of  10%  of  the entitlement  of  Rs. 5,000/- whichaver  is less.
(it)  Acid  Grade  Flourspar  for  steel  casting  foundries/alloy  steel
industry  (in consultation with  D.G.T.D.).
Release  orders  will  be  Issued  to  the  extent of  10% of  the entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/- whichever is less.
(///)  Acid grade flourspar (for  aluminium  smelters) in  consultation Applications  will  be  considered  in  con- sultation  with  the  Deptt.  of  Metals.
with Deptt.  of Mines and  Metals.
122(ix)  ,
Cryolite
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
of  10%  of  the  entitlement.
122(xi)  .  .  ,
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Flint  Stones (for  lighter industry  and for  manufacture  of mechani-
cal toys).
Rs.  5,000/- whichever is less.
122(xv)  .
(1)  Synthetic  non-cellulose  fibres  including  polyester  fibre  *)
To  be  released  on  the  recommendation  of
(,2)  Polynoslc fibre (cellulose staple  fibre)  j the  sponsoring  authority.
122(xxv)  .
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent (I)  Polypropylene for  manufacture  of combs
of 20 % of the entitlement.
50%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(2)  Other Items falling under this S. No. (except those covered by
remarks  (i)  and  (li)  against  this  S. No.).
122(xxix)  .
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Filter  aids for  end-products  other  than  Lead  storage  batteries
Rs. 5,000/- Whichever is less.
122(3oodi)  .
Fibre glass and products thereof
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less.
122(xli)  .
Alabaster
20 % of the face value of the licence.
I22(xli>i)  .
Polyester films for  conversion  into stamping  foils.
10% of the face value of the licence.
122(11)  .
Yeast food  and yeast culture.
10 % of the face  value of the licence.
122(li)  .
5 % of  the face  value  of  the  licence  or (1)  Nakhla  (cattle fish wing) for  manufacture  of  Agarbattis
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
(2)  Silicone basea.
20% of the face value of the licence.
10 % of the face value of the licence.
(3)  Photographic gelatine
-  10% of the face  value of this licence.
(4)  Other items falling under this sub-Si. No. except those mentio
ned  against remarks (1), (2) and (4) against this  S.No.
(1)  Glassine paper  of 30 gsm, and below  (for  certain specified  en d-  10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 157-160/IV (Appendix  16)
products).
Rs.5,000/- whichever  is less.
(2)  Filter paper for  the end-uses other than :—
(a)  Gravimetric  and  chromotographic  analysis  in  research
laboratories,
>  10% of  the face value of the  licence  or
(b)  Filters  for  automobile  and  other  internal  combustion Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
engines.
(3)  V.P.I,  papers  (for  manufacture  of  moisture  proof  packing ir cycles, tools, blades, automobile  industry and sewing needles
l  10%  of  the  face  value  of  licence  or ).  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
(4)  Black centered card board (for manufacture  of playing cards) .  30%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.l 5,000/- whichever is less.
Release  orders  will  be issued  by  the  State Drugs  Control  authorities  on  the  Indian Drugs  and  Pharmaceuticals  Ltd. 87,109/IV  .  1 (Appendix  19)  .  2 3 4 5 6 7
Sulphadimidine  (Sulpbamethazine) Amidopyrlne Analgin Phenobarbitone Piperazine and its salts Streptomycine  Sulphate Sulphaguanidine
Release  orders  will  be  issued  by  the  State Drugs  Control  authorities  on  the  S.T.C. 8 9 10 11 12
 
Chloramphenlcol  powder  T f Chloramphenicol  palmitate J. Chloramphenicol succinatc | Chloramphenicol Stearate J Citric acid  of pharmacopoeial  grade

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2
1
2i % of the face value of the licence.
13  Absorbable  gelatine sponge.
87,  109/IV
10%  of  the  face  value  of  tho  licence  or 14  Agar Agar (Pharmaceutical  grade)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
(Appendix 19)— (Concld.)
21 % of the face value of  the licence.
15.  Acetarsol
21 % of the face value of the licence.
16.  Aluminium  glycinate
21 % of the face value of the licence.
17.  Calcium  D-Saccharate
21 % of  the face  value of tho licence.
18.  Calcium Gluconate, injectablo  grade only
10% of  the face value of the licence.
19.  Calamine
21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 20.  Dextran  powder
Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 21.  Ergot  Sclerotia (Ergot of  Rye)
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
21 % of tho face value of the licence. 22-  Glycerophosphorlc  acid and its salts
21 % of the face value of the licence.
23.  Heparine
5%  of  the  face  value  of  tho  licence  or 24.  Liquid  Parafin  of Pharmacopoeial  grade
Rs. 2,500/- whichever  is less.
10% of the face value of  the licence.
25.  Nikethamide.
21 % of  the  face  value  of  the licence or 26.  Phenyl Butazone and Its salts
Rs.  1,250/- whichever is less.
21 % of the face value of the licence.
27.  Potassium Hydrogen  Tartrate (Cream  of  tartar)
21 % of the face value of the licence.
28.  Potassium  Sodium Tartrate (Rochelle salt)
21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 29.  Potassium  Iodide
Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 30.  Prednisone
Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is less.
5%  of  tbe  face  value  of  the  licence  or 31.  Predisolone
Rs. 2,500/- whichever  is less.
21 % of the face value of the licence.
32.  Procaine  Hydrochloride
21%  of  the  face  value  of  tho  licence  or 33.  Silver protein, mild and  strong
Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is less.
21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or 34.  Sodium Iodide
Rs.  1,250/- whichever is less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 35.  Sodium  bicarbonate of I.P.  Grade
Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less.
10% of the face value of the licence.
36.  Sorbitol
21 % of the face value of the licence.
37.  Succinyl Choline  Chloride
2i %  of  the  face  value  01' the  ikence  or 38.  Sulphamcthizole
Rs. 1,250/- whichever is less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 39.  Thymol
Rs.  500/- whichever is less.
21 % of the face value of the licence.
40.  Vitamins D2 & D3
d Ace-  21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 41.  Vitamin  K  (Menadione,  Mcnadione  Sodium  Bisulphi  an
Rs.  500/- whichever is less tomenaphtone).
.  Dyes used as a dye-intermediate, the following:
1-B/in  .
Name of the Dyestuff  C.I.Nc
(Appendix 24)
                          1.  Blue B Base Dianiside                          37235          10% of the face value of the lioenw.
                          2.  Indigo Pure                                    73000          10% of  the face value of tho licence.
                          3.  Napthol AS.IRG                                 37513          10% ol' the face value of the licence.
                          4.  Napthol  AS.LC.                                 37555         10% of  the face vahie of  the licence.


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C.I.No.
Name of the Dyes tuff
1-B/III  . (Appendix 24)— {Contd.).
 5.  Rhodamine  6 GDN                                45160          10% of the face  value of the licence.
 6.  Thioflavine                                     49005          10% of the face value of the licence.
 7.  Victoria Blue BO                                42595          10 % of the face  value of the licence.
 8.  Vat Yellow By                                   60530          10% of the face value of the licence.
 9.  Vat Orange RF.                                  73335          10 % of the face value of the licence.
10.  Vat Pink  R.                                    73360         10 % of the face value of the licence.
11.  Vat Violet  RR.                                 73600          10% of the face value of  the licence.
12.  Vat Blue 4 G.                                   73045         10% of the face value of the licence.
13.  Vat  Grey BL (Vat Black I).                     73670          10% of the face value of the licence.
14.  Vat Golden Yellow  RK.                          59105          10% of the face value of the licence.

Dyes-Intermediates, the following:—
1.  Aniline  oil.
2.  Beta  Naphthol
3.  Naphthionic Acid/Sodium  Naphthionate.
4.  Acetoacet-o-anisidide
5.  Acetoacet-M-Xylidide
6.  Acid  Anthranllic
7.  1-Aminoanthraquinone.
8.  Amino Iso Gamma  Acid/Salt
9.  1 Amino 2. Naphthol  4 Sulphonic  Acid/Salt Release  orders  will be issued  to  the  extent of 21 % of the entitlement.
Release  orders  will be Issued  to  the  extent of  15%  of  the  entitlement.
Release  orders  will  be issued  to  the  extent of  10% of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/- whichevor  is less.
21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  1,250/- whichever  is  less.
21 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.1,250/- whichover  is less.
5 % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  1,250/- whichever  Is less.
5 % of the face  value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face  value of the licence.
10.  1-Amlno 6-Nitro  2-Naphthol  4-Sulphonic  Acid/Salt
11.  2-Anthraquinone  Sulphonic Acid/Sodium  Salt
12.  Anthraquinone
13.  o-Anisidlne
14.  p-Anisidine
15.  Benzoyl J.  Acid/Salt.
16.  Beta-oxgnaphthoic  Acid  (B.O.N.Acid).
17,  Bforaamine  Acid
18.  Chicago  Acid/Salt
19.  l-Chloroanthraquinone
20.  5-Chloro-o-toluidine
21.  1-4  Diamino-anthraquinone
22.  1-5  Diamlnoanthra-quinone
i3.  2-6  Diaminoanthraquinone
24.  1:5  Dibenzoyl  Naphthalene 5 % of the face  value of  the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
10% of the face value of the licence.
10% of the face value of the licence.
5 % of  the face  value of the licence.
10 % of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
10% of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
5% of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face value of  the licence.
5 % of the face value of  the licence.
5%  of the face value of the licence.

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2
3
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 25.  Diethyl meta  Aminophenol
Rs.5,000/- whichever is less. 1-B/III  . (Appendix 24) (Concld.)
5 % of  the face value of the licence 26.  Di-J-Acid/Salt  (Rhoduline  Acid/Salt)
20% of the face value of the licence.
27.  Diphcnylamine
5 % of the face value of the licence.
28.  2  : 5 Dichloro  nitro  benzene
5 % of the face value of the licence.
29.  Dimethylaniline
5 % of the face value of  the licence.
30.  1 : 5 Dihydroxy  Anthraquinone
5 % of the face value of tho licence.
31.  1  : 8 Dihydroxy  Anlhraquinene
10% of the face value of the licence.
32.  G-Salt
10% of the face valu" of the licence.
33.  Gamma  Acid/Salt.
20%  of  the face value of  the licence.
34.  H-Acid/Salt.
15 % of the face value of the licence.
35.  J-Acid/Salt
10% of  the face value of  the licence.
36.  J-Acld  Urea/Salt.
5 % of the face value of the licence.
37.  Laurent's  Acid/Salt
10 % of the face valuo of the licence.
38.  N.W.Acid/Salt.
5 % of the face value of  the licence.
39.  2-Naphthyl  Thiolgycollc Acid
5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 40.  O-Nitroanisol
Rs.5,000/-  whichever  is lws.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or  Rs.
41.  P-Nitioanisol
5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
5 % of  the face value of the licence.
42.  O-chloro-1  (4-Sulphophoyl)  -3-MethyI  15-Pyrazolone
5 % of the face value of  the licence.
43.  P-Chloraniline
5 % of the face value of  the licences.
44.  Peri  Acid/Salt
10% of the face value of the licence.
45.  Phenyl J.  Acid/Salt
5 % of the face value of the licence. 46,  Phenyl  Hydrazine
10% of  the face value of the licence.
47.  Phenyl Peri  Acid/Sail.
5 % of  the face value of  the licence.
48.  Quinizarine  (1,4-dihydroxyanthra-quinone)
5 % of the face value of  the licence. 10% of the face value of  the licence.
49.  R.  Salt. 50.  Scaeffer's  Acid/Salt
5 % of the face value of the licence.
51.  Sodium-Salt-Oxal  Acetic Ester/Owl  Acetic  Ester/Oxal  Acetic Es-
ter-Sodium  Salt.
10% of  the face value of  the licence.
52.  Tobias Acid/Salt.
Chemicals, the fallowings  :
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent 1.  Formic Acid
of  5 % of the entitlement. 22, 31/V  . (Appendix 28).
2.  Meta  aminophenol
Release  orders  will  be  issued  by  the  State Drugs  Control  authorities  on  the  S.T.C.
Release  orders  will  be issued  to  the  extent 3.  Pentaery-thritol.
of  10% of  the entitlement.
Release  orders  will be  Issued  to  the  extent 4.  Calcium  Carbide
of  10% of tho entitlement.
5.  Aluminium flourlde
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent of  10%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.5,000/- whichever  is less.
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent 6.  Amyl alcohol (other than banned  type)
of  5 %  of  the  entitlement.

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2
22,31/V    .            7.  Mctanol  technical                                                     Release  orders  will  be  issued  Lo the  extent
Appendix 28                                                                                           of  2t%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.1,250/-
(Contd).                                                                                              whichever is less,
                        8.  Vinyl chloride/Vinyl  acelate  monomer.                                 Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  2 j%  of  the  entitlement.
                        9.  Potassium  chloride (industrial  grade)                                Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  10%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000
                                                                                                      whichever  is less.
                       10.  Citric acid (technical grade).                                          Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of 20% of the  entitlement.
                       11.  Pyridine base and  pyridine  technical.                                 Release  orders  will  be  Issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  5 %  of  the  entitlement.
                       12.  Phthalic  anhyride.                                                     Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  10%  of  the  entitlement.
                       13.  Phenol carbolic acid.                                                   Release  orders  will  bo issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  10%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  5,000/-
                                                                                                      whichever  is less.
                       14.  Phosphorous  (red).                                                     Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  25%  of  the  entitlement.
                       15.  Styrene.                                                                Release  orders  will  be  Issued  to  the  extent
                                                                                                      of  2i%  of  the  entitlement.
                       16,  Acetic Anhydride.                                                       5 % of the face  value of  the licence.
                       17.  Acetyl Acetone.                                                         10% of the face value of  the licence.
                       18.  Add  Anthranilic.                                                       5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs.  1,250/- whichever Is less.
                       19.  Activated  Carbon.                                                      5 % of  the face value of the licence.
                       20.  Alpha  Pinone.                                                          10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                      Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                       21.  Ammonium  Carbonate.                                                    5 % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                      Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                       22.  Ammonium  Nitrate  of explosive grade.                                  2t %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs.1,250/- whichever  is less.
                       23.  Ammonium  persulphate and  potassium  persulphate.                      21 % of  the face value of the licence.
                       24.  Ammonium  Thiocyanate  (also  known  as  Ammonium              sulpho-   5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                              cyanide, Thiocyanate  of Rhodanide  and  Rhodanatum).                    Rs.  2,500/- whichever is less.
                        25.  Antimony  Oxide.                                                        10% of the face value of  the licence.
                        26.  Argon  gas spectroscoplcally  pure 99.99%.                             10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 10,000/- whichever  is less.
                        27.  Arsenic Trioxidc and  Arsenic Pentoxide.                               5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                        28.  Benzaldehydc.                                                          5 %  of  tho  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                        29.  Benzophenone,                                                           10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                        30.  Benzyl Cyanide.                                                         10% of the face value of the licence.
                        31.  Bcnzoyl peroxide.                                                       21 % of the face value of the licence.
                        32.  Bromine.                                                                20%  of  the face  value of  the licence.
                        33.  Butyl  Alcohol  (BLitanol) exlcuding  normal  Butyl  alcohol.           21 % of the face  value of  tho licence.
                        34.  Butyl Titanate  .                                                       2i % of  the face  value of  the licence.
                        35.  Calcium Carbonate (precipitated  and activated).                        10% of the face value of the licence.
                        36,  Case hardening  compound.                                               5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                       Rs. 2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                         37.  Chlorinated  paraffins.                                                10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                                        Rs. 5,000/-  whichever  is less.


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2
22.  31/V  38.  Chloro Para Xylene. Appendix  28 (Contd.)
39.  Dimethoatc.
40.  Dichloro Benzene.
41.  Divinylbenzene  Monomer.
3
Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent of  5%  of  the  entitlement  or  Rs.  2,500/- whichever  is less.
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is less.
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
J0%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
42.  Chlorofluourohydro-carbon  compounds  used  as  refrigerant  gases excluding  Trichloro-monofluorome-thane  (Fluorocarbon  Re- frigerant  11),  Dichlorodifluoromethanc  (Fluorocarbon  Refri- gerant  21),  Monochloro-di-fluocomethane  (Fluorocarbon  Re- frigerant  22)  and  mixtures  thereof.
43.  Diphenyl  oxide/diphenyl  ether.
44.  Diethylene and  Polyethylene glycol
45.  Ethylene dichloride
46.  Ethylene  Urea
47.  Furfural.
10% of  the face value  of the licence.
21 % of the face  value of the licence.
10% of the face value of the licence.
21 % of the face  value of  the licence.
10% of  the face value of the licence.
48.  Gold  cyanide, potassium/  sodium  gold  cyanide,  copper  cyanide,
Zinc  cyanide and  silver cyanide.
49.  Glycerine.
50.  Hexachloroethane
51.  Hydrogen  peroxide.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/- whichever is less.
20%  of the face value of the licence.
5 % of the face  value of  the licence.
21 % of the face  value of  the  licence  or Rs, 500/- whichever is less.
52.  Hydroxylaminc hydrochloride  (Hydroxy-ammonium  chloride). 10%  of the face value of  the licence.
53,  Hydroxylamine  Sulphate (Hydroxyammonium  Sulphate)
54.  Isopropyl  Nitrate.
55.  Lactic acid.
5%  of the face value of the licence.
21 % of the face value of the licence.
20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs, 10,000  whichever  is less.
56.  Liquid  barium  cadmium  and barium cadmium  zinc complex.
57.  Laboratory  and  reagent chemicals the following :—
20 "/„ of  the  face  value  of  the licence or Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is less.
y 10% of  the face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/- whichever is less  (aggregate). Import  of individual  item  should  not, however, exceed  Rs.  2,500/-.
(/)  Methyl Iodide  pure Quality. (//)  Potassium  Amyl  Xanthate. (Hi) Potassium  Ethyl Xanthate. (iv) Potassium  metabisulphite analar  quality, (v)  Sodium Bisulphate, pure and  analar  quality, (W)  Sodium Ethyl Xanthate. (wn  Sodium  Iso Propyl  Xanthate. (viii) Sodium metabisulphite,  pure and  analar  quality. _
58.  Magnesium  carbonate light  and  magnesium insulating materials.
59.  Mandclic acid.
10%  of  the face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.  (Import of  Magnesium  oxide minimum  97% will, however,  be  allowed  upto  20%  of  the face value of  the licence).
20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is less.
60.  Metallic  Acetates  (except  Sodium  and  potassium  acetates  which
are banned  for import).
61.  Metal  substituted  Alkyl  Phenol  (cardanol).
62.  Metol.
10% of  the face  value of the licence.
10% of the face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is less.
5 % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.

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63.  Methyl Ethyl Ketone  peroxide.
64.  Monoetbylaraine.
 65.  Monochloro  Acetic Acid  and  its sodium  salts.
 66.  Musk  Ketone.
67.  Naphthalene.
68.  Non-toxic stabilisers.
69.  Organic acetates, not elsewhere  specified.
70.  Organo tin stabilisers.
71.  Ortho oxydiphenyl  and para  oxydiphenyl.
72,  Ortho Toluene  Sulphonamide.
73.  Octyl Titanate and  other  Titanium  alkoxidos.
74.  Palladium  Chloride.
75.  Para  aminophenol.
76.  Parachloro  phenol.
77.  Para  Hydroxy  Benzoic Acid.
78.  Phenoxy  Acetic Acid and  its salts.
79.  Phenyl acetic  add.
80.  Phenyl acelamide.
81.  Phosphoric  Acid.
82,  Phosphorous  pentoxide.
83.  Potassium  bicarbonate.
84.  Potassium  carbonate.
85.  Potassium  Silicate,

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                                                                              2i % of  the face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              10% of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs,  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              5 %  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or
                                                                                 Rs.  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              21 % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
                                                                              20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                  Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is  less.
                                                                             21 %  of the face value of  the licence.
                                                                             20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs.  10,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              10%  of  the face value of the licence.
                                                                              5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less.
                                                                              10% of the face value of  the licence.
                                                                              5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs. 2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              10% of  the face  value  of the licence.
                                                                              20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  10,000/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              21 % of the face value of  the licence.
                                                                              10% of the face  value of  the licence.
                                                                              2i %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              21%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
                                                                              5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs.  2,500/- whichever  Is less.
                                                                              10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs. 5,000/- whichever  is less.
                                                                              21%  of  the  face  valuo  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs.  1,250/- whichever is less.
                                                                              10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence or
                                                                                Rs. 5,000/- whichever  is less.
86.  Rubber  Chemicals  e.g.    accelerators,   antloxldants,    retarders,   10%  of  the  face  value   of  the  licence or
       peptisers and  reclaiming agents.                                        Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
87.  Succlnlc Add.                                                            21%  of  the  face  value  of      licence  or
                                                                                 Rs. 1,250/- whichever  is less.
88.  Succinates.                                                              21 %  of  the  face    value  of  licence  or
                                                                                Rs. 1,250/- whichever is less.
89.  Sodium  bicarbonate  of I.P.  Grade.                                     5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs, 2,500/- whichever  is less.
90.  Sodium  Chlorate.                                                        5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
                                                                                Rs.  2,500/—whichever  is  less.
91.  Sodium lauryl  sulphate.                                                 20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licenco or
                                                                                Rs.  10,000/- whichever  is  less.


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2
22, 31/K Appendix 28 (Cond
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 92.  Sodium  Monochloro  acetate.
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less.
50% of the face value of the licence. 20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 93.  Sodium  Tripolyphosphate. 94.  Solid barium  cadmium complex.
Rs.  10,000/-  whichever  is  less. 20 % of  the face  value of  the licence. 10%  of the face  value  of the licence. 5 % of the face  value of  the licence.
5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence. 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 95.  Solvent  Naptha  (Light & Heavy) 96.  Sorbitol. 97,  Strontium  Carbonate 98.  Submerged  arc welding fluxes. 99.  Terpeneol
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the licence. 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 100.  Tert Butyl  Catechol 101.  Tetrasodium  pyrophosphate  and  other  polyphosphates  of  sodium
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
5 % of  the face value of the licence. 10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 102.  Thanltc 103.  Triothylamine
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 104.  Thionyl  Chloride
Rs.  5,000/- whichever  is  less.
105.  Thlosemicarbazidc
20%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  10,000/-  whichever  is  less.
2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 106.  Trichlorobenzene
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less. 10% of the face value of the licence. 2i%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or 107.  Triethanelamine titanate and Isopropyl  titanate 108.  Trisodium  phosphate
Rs.  1,250/-  whichever  is  less. 10% of the face value of the licence.
109.  Xylcnols
34-37 (d) (Appendix 29)
Raw materials for paints: (a)  Antimony  oxide (Painters  grade) (6)  White spirits/Mineral  turpentine (c)  Xylone (for  end  uses other than phthallc  anhydride.)
10%  of the face value of the licence. 10%  of the face value of  the licence. Release  orders  will  be  issued  to  the  extent of  10%  of  the  entitlement.  In  respect  of Chloropara  xylenc,  release  orders will be issued  to the extent  of  5 % of  the entitle- ment  or  Rs,  2,500/-  whichever  is  less.
10% of  the face  value of the licence.
(d)  Synthetic yellow iron  oxide (pigment  yellow 42).
Ing:
Pigment  dyestuffs  and  cosmetic  colours,  tbe  follow
Appendix 24 Appendix 29
Pigment Dyestuffs  Colour
Index  No.
Import  of these  items  will  be  allowed  for an  aggregate  value uplo  10% of  the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/-  which- ever is less.
1.  S.F. Red. P2R 12310 2.  Persian Orange.  15510 16101 3.  Lake Scarlet 4.  Peacock Blue 42090 5.  Yellow Green Toner  49010 6.  Lake Magenta  No. Cl  No 7.  Crimson Toner  12825 8.  Permanent  Orange 2 R  12075 9.  S.F.  Red F4 EH  12420
10.  Rubber  Blue GNS  No. Cl No
Cosmetic  Colours:
1.  Deep Red 12350 2.  Cosmetic Green  Oxide  77288
Appendix 42
Lead-in-wire
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or
Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.

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Appendix 45  (Part-
Clock  oil for  manufacture  of pendulum clocks.
3
5%  of  the  face  value  of  or  Rs.  2,500/- whichever  is less.
Appendix 46
The following  raw materials/components  for manu- facture  of storage batteries:—
1.  Pig. Lead 2.  Antimony Ore, 3.  Special  Grade  PVC  resin  (for  manufacture  of  PVC separator  only)
4.  Glass  wool  mats  (for  the  manufacture  of  rubber separator  only)
The  import  of  an  individual  item  will  be allowed  upto  10%  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
5.  Battery separator (other than PVC, Rubber and Wooden) 6.  Micro Sulphur 7.  Red  Lead (for  manufacture  of  aircraft  batteries only)
Appendix 47.
The  following  raw  materials/components  for  manu- facture  of dry battery cells :—
1.  Electrolytic  Manganese  Dioxide 2.  Cellulose acetate labels and film 3.  Special PVC strips and sleeves 4.  Zinc in the form  of ingot,  Calots and  sheets 5.  Mercury 6.  Lead Ingot
Appendix 48
The  import  of  an individual item  will  be allowed  upto  10%  of  the  face  value  of the  licence  or  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
(/()  For manufacture of drinking water coolers:
Tin
5 % of  the  face  value  of  the  licence,
(F)  For manufacture of room air-conditioners:
(1)  Thermostats  above  15 amps,  (for  manufacture  of  2  ton a
above Air  Conditioner).
(2)  Piano switch (3)  Electrolytic Start  Capacitors.
ind  21 % of the  face value of the licence.
5 %  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence. 10% of the face  value of the licence.
(P)  Overload protection relays:
(1)  B-imetal  strips/sheets/coils. (2)  Beryllium copper  sheets/strips/coils.
or
(3)  Copper  wire 47GA.
Appendix  51
50%  of  the face  value of  the licence. 50%  of the face  value of the licence.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence  or Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is  less.
iap  2i%  of  the  face  value  of  licence  or For  Manufacture of  Ball  and  Roller  bearings : (1)  Grinding  wheels, honing  stones/sticks,  mechanite  plates (C
and Ring plates).
Rs.  1,250/- whichever is less.
10%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(2)  Components such as precision  steel  balls,  finished  rollers retainers felt  and  rubber  seals, forged  and  rolled rings.
Appendix 57
For manufacture of rubber goods:
;rs,  Import of an individual item will be  allowed lan  upto  10% of the face value of the licence or  Rs.  5,000/-  whichever  is less.
(1)  Rubber  chemicals  e.g.  accelerators,  antixoidants  retard! peptisers, reclaiming  agents and  blowing agents  (other  tl Hexamlne type).
Appendix 61
For manufacture of electric motors:
5%  of  the  face  value  of  the  licence.
(1)  Electrolytic grade copper  (unwrought) (2)  Cold  Rolled  Dynamo  grade  Silicone  Steel  Sheets  (CRNG
Appendix 62
O)  25 % of  tho  face  value  of  the  licence.
For manufacture of Transformers:
(1)  Electrolytic grade copper.  "1 (2)  C.R.N.G.O. electrical steel,  J 40%  of  the face  value  of  the licence.
NOTES:  (1)  In cases where a restricted  item appears in tne licences issued  to an  actual  user  in the small  scale sector for  attterent  modes of financing  against the same application and the licensee intends to import that item against one of these licences only, requests for  suitable  amendments will be considered  on merits and the licensing authorities will endorse one of the licences  making it valid for  tho import  of that item for  the aggregate value for  which it was permitted  against all the licences, and  simultaneously delete  the  said  item  from  the  remaining ficence(s).
(2)  In  the case of  A.U. licences  issued  for  import  of  the  item(s) covered  by this Apr>endix  for  the period  April  1973—March 1974 to actual  users both in the  large and small scale sectors where no value restriction has been shown against  that  item in the licence, import  of  the same  will be permitted  to the extent indicated for  that  item in this Appendix.

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APPENDIX  75(A)
[Section I—Para  129]
Application for  permission to  retain foreign  currency  balance
(1)  Full name and address in India/abroad.
(2)  Present nationality.
(3)  Country of birth.
(4)  Academic qualifications.
(5)  Countries  in  which  you  were  residing  for  more  than three months  before  returning  to India  with period  of residence  and  nature  of  your  employment  in  each country.
(6)  Purpose  of  your  stay  in  each  of  the  countries  named
above.
(7)  Date  on  which you  arrived  in Tndia/propose  to  arrive
in  India.
(8)  Details of accounts maintained  abroad  :
Present  balance  in  the account(s) Name(s) and address(es) of the bank(s) with whom the account(s)  is/are  kept
Type  of  account(s)  i.e., Current  Savings,  Fixed Deposits,  etc.
Whether  held  singly  or jointly  with  any  other person(s);  if  latter,  the name,  relationship  and present  address  of  the joint  account  holder
(0
(") (///)  etc.
(9)  Source of funds  in the account(s).
(10)  If  the  funds  in  the  account(s)  represent  your  earnings
from  employment,  please  state  the  name  and  address of  the  employer(s)  in  case  you  are  employed  by  any firm or company the place of its head  office/registered office  may  also  be  mentioned.
(11)  Do  you  own  any  foreign  currency  securities ? If  so, have you  made a separate  application  to  the  Reserve Bank for obtaining a holding licence in respect there of?
I  hereby  confirm  that  the  foreign  currency  account(s)  listed  above  constitute  a  complete  statement  of my foreign  currency holdings abroad  and  I certify  that  all the particulars  given above  are  true  to  the  best  of  my knowledge  and  belief.
(Signature  of the  applicant)
 
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[Section I—Para  129]
Declaration  to  be  completed  by  persons  of  Indian  nationality/origin  resident abroad who  wish  to  apply  for import  of  machinery/raw  materials/components  into  India  against  payment  out  of  their  foreign  currency  earnings.
Norc—Please  complete this form  in duplicate.  Original copy may be submitted  to the Chief  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  Udyog  Bhavan,  New  Delhi,  along with  the  application  for  import  of  machinery  etc  and  the duplicate  may  be  forwarded  to  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India,  Exchange  Control  Department  Central  Office ' Bombay,  for  its information.
1.  Full  name and  address  abroad.
2.  Present  nationality.
3.  Country  of  birth.
4.  Academic  qualifications.
5.  Country  of residence.
6.  How  long  have  you  been  staying  in  the  above  country
and  what  is  your  occupation.
7.  Whether  you  intend  to  come  and  settle  down  in  India and,  if  so,  probable  date/period  of  your  arrival.
8.  Details  of accounts  maintained  abroad  :
Present  balance  in  the account(s) Name(s) and address(es) of the bank(s) with whom the account(s)  is/are  kept
Type  of  account(s)  i.e., Current  Savings,  Fixed Deposits, etc.
Whether  held  singly  or jointly  with  any  other person(s)  if  latter,  the name,  relationship  and present  address  of  the joint  account-holder
(0 (H) 070
9.  Source  of funds  in the  account(s).
10.  Value  of  machinery  etc.  to  be  imported  into  India and  source  of  funds  out  of  which  payment  will  be made for  the  machinery.
11.  If  the  funds  to  be  utilised  for  the  purchase  of  the machinery  etc.  represent  your  earnings  from  employ- ment,  please  state  the  name  and  address  of  the employcr(s);  in  case  you  are/were  employed  by  any firm or company, the place of  its head  office/registered office  may  also  be  mentioned.
12.  Type  of  industrial  undertaking  proposed  to  be  set  up in  India  and  name  and  address  of  the  persons/firm who  will manage it.
I  hereby  confirm  that  the  particulars  given  above  are  true  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  and  belief  and  that payment for  the machinery etc. to be imported  into India  have been/will be made  out  of my savings from  earnings in  countries  outside  India.  I  undertake  to  declare  to  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India,  in  the  event  of  my  returning  to India,  all  my  foreign  currency  holdings  abroad  within  a period  of  30 days  of  my  arrival  in  the  country.
Signature  of the  applicant Place
 
Date

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APPENDIX  76
[Section  I—Paragraph  142]
(Copy  of  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated,  the  20th  April,  1972)
SUB— Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Tn pursuance  of  the  trade  agreement  between  the Governments  of  India  and  Bangladesh,  it  has  been decided  to  allow  imports  into  India  from  Bangla- desh  and  exports  from  India  to  Bangladesh  in  the manner  set  out  in  this Public  Notice.
1972-73.  At  the  top  of  the  application  form,  the words  "Import  from  Bangladesh  under  Limited Payments  Arrangement"  should  be  written.  The application  should  inter  alia  be  supported  by  a  trea- sury  challan  regarding  payment  of  application  fees at  the  prescribed  rate.
Trade  against  Limited  Payment  Arrangement:
2.  Imports into Tndia from  Bangladesh and  exports from  Tndia  to  Bangladesh  may  be  allowed  in  respect of commodities  and  goods  produced  or  manufactured in  India  or  Bangladesh,  as  the  case  may  be,  as  speci- fied in the Annexure T & [I and  up to the overall mone- tary  ceilings  indicated  against  each  commodity. The  payments  in  respect  of  these  goods  shall  be  made in  accordance  with  the  banking  arrangements  con- cluded between  the State Bank  of  India  and  the  Uttara Bank  in  Bangladesh.
3.  The  Annexures  also  indicate,  in  respect  of  each commodity,  the  importers  or  exporters  who  will  be eligible  to  participate  in  the  import  or  the  export trade,  as  the  case  may  be.
6.  Import  licence  will  be issued  after  the  licensing authority  has  received  intimation  through  the  State Bank  of Tndia in regard  to the registration  of the  con- tract  with  the  designated  Bank  in  Bangladesh,  and the  application  is  in  order  and  complete,  and  the applicant  is  found  otherwise  eligible  for  the  licence.
7.  The  licensing  authority  will  endorse  the  licence to the effect  that the payment  in respect  of the  imports shall be made through the Special Account  maintained by  the  State  Bank  of  India,  Calcutta  in  terms  of  the provisions  of  the  Banking  Arrangement  concluded between  the  State  Bank  of India  and  the  Uttara  Bank in  Bangladesh.
8.  The  licensing  authority  will  also  impose  on  the import  licence  other  conditions  as  may  be  necessary governing  the  distribution  and  sale  of  imported materials.
/—Imports  into  India
9.  Imports  made  against  such  licences  shall  not qualify  for  establishment  of  quotas  under  the  Import Policy  for  Established  Importers  and  will,  therefore, be marked  "Not  Qualifiable  for  Quota  (NQQ)".
10.  All  imports  shall  be  against  irrevocable  letters of  credit  through  the  designated  Bank  viz.  the  State Bank  of  Tndia.  Import  licence  shall  be  valid  for opening  letter  of  credit  within  30 days  of issue  of  the licence  or  up to  27-2-1973,  whichever  is  earlier.  For the  purpose  of  shipment  of  goods,  the  import  licence shall  be  valid  for  a  period  of  three  months  from  the date of its issue or upto 27-3-1973, whichever is earlier, provided  the  letter  of  credit  has  been  opened  within the  prescribed  time.  No  extension  shall  be  granted of  the  period  of validity  of  the  licence.
II—Exports  from  India
4.  Persons  who  are  eligible  to  import  goods  from Bangladesh  under  this  Arrangement  will  be  required to  negotiate  with  the  eligible  exporters  in  Bangladesh for  import  of  permissible  goods.  The  contracts concluded  between  the  eligible  importers  in  India and  the  eligible  exporters  in  Bangladesh  will  be registered  with  the  designated  Bank  in  Bangladesh on  "first-come  first-served  basis".  Necessary  inti- mation  in  regard  to  the  registration  of  the  contract in  each  case  will  be  s^nt  by  the  designated  Bank  in Bangladesh  to  the  local  Head  Office  of  the  State Bank  of  India,  Calcutta.  On  such  intimation  the State  Bank  of  India,  Calcutta  will  maintain  a  dupli- cate  account  of  registration  of  contracts  for  imports into  Tndia  from  Bangladesh.  The  State  Bank  of India  will  send  the  necessary  intimation  in  regard  to the  registration  of  each  contract  to  the  Joint  Chief Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports,  Calcutta.
 
5.  Within  a  period  of  ten  days  from  the  date  of conclusion  of  the  contract,  the  eligible  importer should  apply  for  an  import  licence  to  the  Joint  Chief Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports,  Calcutta,  for  the value  and  the  commodity  for  which  the  contract  has been  concluded.  The  import  application  should  be made  in  Form  'A'  prescribed  for  Established  Impor- ters,  as  reproduced  in  Appendix  II  of  the  Import Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure, 11.  Persons  who  are  eligible  to  export  goods  from India under this Arrangement will be required to  nego- tiate  with  the  eligible  importers  in  Bangladesh  and register  their  contracts  from  export  of  permissible goods  with  the  local  Head  Office  of  the  State Bank  of  Tndia,  Calcutta.  The  registration  of  con- tract  shall  be  valid  only for  a  period  of  3  months  or up to  27-3-1973,  whichever  is  earlier,  and  within  this time  the  execution  of  the  contract  including  ship- ment  of  goods  shall  be  required  to  be  completed,

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APPENDIX  16—contd.
failing  which  the  registration  shall  lapse.  The  con- tracts  will  be  registered  by  the  State  Bank  of  India, Calcutta  on  "first-come  first-served"  basis  upto  the monetary  ceilings  allocated  for  the  commodities concerned.  Necessary  intimation  in  regard  to  the registration  of  the  contract  in  each  case will  be sent by the State Bank  to the Uttara  Bank in Bangladesh, On  such  intimations,  the  Uttara  Bank  in  Bangla- desh will maintain  a duplicate account  of registration of  contracts  for  exports  from  India  to  Bangladesh.
12.  The  particulars  of  registered  contracts  will also  be sent  by the  State  Bank,  Calcutta  to the  Joint Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  Calcutta. The  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports, Calcutta  will  verify  whether  the  contract  has  been entered  into  by  the  party  eligible  for  exports  from India  to  Bangladesh.
of  this  Public  Notice  under  the  Limited  Payments Arrangement  shall  be  required  to  obtain  export licences  or  endorsement  on  their  Shipping  Bills  for exports,  from  the  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  Calcutta.  The  Shipping  Bill  will  be made valid for  shipment  upto  a period  of one  month or  upto  27-3-73,  whichever  is  earlier.  The  ex- porters  will  be  required  to file the  G.R.  Form  with their  export  documents.
14.  Exports  made  to  Bangladesh  will  qualify  for the  normal  benefits  available  to  exporters  under  the import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters.
15.  A  copy  of  the  Public  Notice  issued  by  the Government  of  Bangladesh  regarding  trade  with India  under  this  Arrangement,  is  reproduced  in Annexure III for  information.
Trade outside Limited  Payments  Arrangement
13.  All exports  shall be against  irrevocable  letters of  credit.  The  eligible  exporters  will  be  permitted to  export  goods  to  Bangladesh  in  pursuance  of  the registered  contracts,  if  otherwise  in  order.  Appli- cations for the grant of export licences or for endorse- ments  on  the  Shipping  Bills  for  exports  should  be made to the  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  Calcutta.  Even  in  respect  of  commodities of which the export from  Tndia is not controlled under the  Exports  (Control)  Order,  the  exporters  partici- pating  in  export  trade  with  Bangladesh  in  pursuance 16.  Imports and oxports of commodities and goods produced  or  manufactured  in  India  or  Bangladesh, as  the  case  may  be,  which  are  not  included  in  the Annexures I & II may be allowed to be imported  into India  from  Bangladesh  or  exported  from  India  to Bangladesh  in  accordance  with  the  import,  export and  foreign  exchange  regulations  and  other  proce- dures  including  customs  formalities  as  may  be  in force from  time  to  time.

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APPENDIX  76—contd.
(ANNEXURE  I  TO  PUBLIC  NOTICE  N O.  57-ITC(PN)/72  DATED  APRIL  20,  1972)
LIST  I—EXPORTS  TO  BANGLADESH
Eligible  importers  in  Bangladesh
Value  Eligible  exporters  in  India
Commodities/goods
(Rs.  in
lakhs)
(4)
(2)
0)
(1)
450
Director  of Supplies.
State Trading  Corporation.
1.  Cement  . . . . ..
100 Indian Oil  Corporation.
Director  of Supplies.
2.  Asphalt
400 Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation Coal  Controller.
3.  Coal  . ..  . ..
25 T Cotton  Teitiies  Rxnort  Promotion
4  Cotton  textiles
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
150 J  Council.
5.  Cotton  yarn
,
1000 State Trading  Corporation.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
6.  Tobacco  unmanufactured  .
(/)  Eligible Exporters.
(0  Director  of Supplies and  Bangla- 7.  (/)  Stone  Boulders
desh Railways.
(11) Hard  wood  (including  Sal  and
(it)  Eligible Exporters.
(II) Trading  Corporation  of  Bangla-
Tmn\r\
1 C&KJ.
(Iff) Eligible Exporters.
(HI) Trading  Corporation  of  Bangla-
(Hi)  Soft  wood  . . ..
desh.
(Iv) Trading  Corporation  of  Bangla- (Iv)  Barytes  (white)
(Iv) Eligible Exporters.
desh.
100 (v)  Eligible Exporters,
(v)  Limo  & Lime  stone  .
(v)  Bangladesh  Industrial  Develop- ment  Corporation/Trading  Cor- poration  of  Bangladesh.
(v/)  Eligible Exporters.
(vi)  Dolomite  . . ..
(W) Bangladesh  Industrial  Develop- ment  Corporation/Trading  Cor- poration  of  Bangladesh.
(vll)  Eligible Exporters.
(vii)  Gypsum
(vii)  Bangladesh  Industrial  Develop- ment  Corporation/Trading  Cor- poration  of  Bangladesh,
(vltl)  Unslaked  Lime
(vlll) Eligible Exporters.
(vtH) Bangladesh  Industrial  Develop- ment  Corporation/Trading  Cor- poration  of  Bangladesh.
8.  (/)  Books  &  Periodicals  •"]  .
20
(0  Eligible Importers.
(0  Eligible Exporters.
(//)  Gramophone  Records  J
(it)  Eligible Exporters.
(II) Eligible Importers.
9.  Movies  . . , . ,,
15 Indian  Motion  Pictures Export  Corpn. Film  Development  Corporation.
10.  Ayurvedic  &  Unani  medicines  (medi-
25 Eligible Exporters.
Eligible Importers.
cinal  herbs  and  crude  drugs).
11.  Chemicals  &  Pharmaceuticals
25 State Trading  Corporation.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
12.  Spices
15 State Trading  Corporation.
Trading Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
13.  Infant  Milk  Food  . . ..
25 Eligible Exporters.
Eligible Importers.
14.  Machinery  and  Spare  parts
50 Eligible Exporters,
Eligible Importers.
15.  Miscellaneous  (items  to  be  mutually
100
••
agreed  upon).
22  G  of  1/73—25.

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APPENDIX  16—contd.
(ANNEXURE  II  TO  PUBLIC  NOTICE  NO.  57-ITC(PN)/72  DATED  APRIL  20,  1972)
LIST  n—EXPORTS  TO  INDIA
Eligible  importers  in  India
Eligible  exporters  in  Bangladesh
Commodities/goods
Value
(Rs.  in lakhs)
Eligible exporters.
Central  Fisheries  Corporation.
900
1.  Fresh  fish
State Trading  Corporation,
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
100
2.  Semi-tann?rl  rowh'dc.  ii:c1udmg  wet
blue.
Eastern  Refineries  Ltd.,  Chittagong,
150
Indian  Oil  Corporation.
3.  Furnace  Oil,  Jute  bau>.ii.i.K  "il  a.iii
naptha.
300
State  Trading  Corporation.
4.  Newsprint  and  low  grammagc  writing
paper.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh and  Bangladesh  Industrial  Develop- ment  Corporation.
Jute  Marketing  Corporation  and  Jute
State  Tradlng'Corporation/Jute  Cor-
750
5.  Raw Jute
Trading  Corporation.
poration.
Bangladesh  Industrial  Development
25
State Trading  Corporation.
6.  Molasses  . . . . ..
Corporation, Eligible exporters.
25
Eligible importers.
7.  Ayurvedic & Unani  medicines  .
20 (f)  Eligible exporters.
(/)  Eligible importers. 8,  (0  Books and  Periodicals")
(11)  Eligible exporters.
(//)  Eligible importers.
(//)  Gramophone  records  J
15 Film Development  Corporation.
Indian  Motion  Pictures  Export  Cor- o  Movies  . . . . ..
poration.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
10
State  Trading  Corporation.
10.  Pharmaceuticals  . . ..
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
5
State Trading  Corporation.
11.  Spices  . . . . ..
(/)  Eligible exporters. (//)  Trading  Corporation  of  Bangla-
(/)  Eligible importers. (If)  State  Trading  Corporation.
100
desh.
12.  (0  Slmul Cotton  (Kapok)  ")  . Ui) Hard  Board  .  >•  . (IU) Handloom  products  J  .
(///)  All  Tndia  Handloom  Board.
(///)  Bangladesh  Small  Industries  Cor- poration  and  Handloom  Exports Corporation.
100
13.  Miscellaneous  (items  to  be  mutually
agreed  upon).

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APPENDIX  76—tontd.
(Annexure  III  to Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC  (PN)/72  dated  April  20,  1972)
(Copy  of  Government  of Bangladesh  Public  Notice  No.  (72)  Import)
SUB  -.—Trade  with  India  during the  Period from  28-3-1972 to  27-5-1973.
In  pursuance  of  the  Trade  Agreement  between the  Governments  of  Bangladesh  and  India,  it  has been  decided  to  allow imports  into  Bangladesh  from India  and  exports  from  Bangladesh  to  India  in  the manner  sot  out  in  this  Public  Notice.
respect  of  the  import  shall  be  made  through  the  Spe- cial  Account  maintained  by  the  Uttara  Bank  of Bangladesh,  Dacca  in  terms  of  the  provisions  of  the Banking Arrangements  concluded  between  the  Uttara Bank  of  Bangladesh  and  the  State  Bank  of  India.
Trade  Against  Limited  Payments  Arrangement:
2.  Imports into Bangladesh from  India and  exports from  Bangladesh  to  India  may  be  allowed  in  respect of commodities  and goods produced  or  manufactured in  Bangladesh  or in  India  as the case may be as  speci- fied  in  the  Annexures  I  and  II  and  upto  the  overall monetary  ceilings  as  indicated  against  each  commo- dity.  The  payments  in  respect  of  these  goods  shall bo made in  accordance  with the  banking  arrangement concluded  between  the  LJttara  Bank  of  Bangladesh and  State  Bank  of  India.
6.  The Government  of Bangladesh may impose any other conditions, where necessary, regarding the distri- bution  and  sale  of  the  goods  imported  under  this Arrangement.
7.  The import  licence shall  be valid  for  a period  of 3  months  or  upto  27-3-1973, whichever  is earlier,  but letter  of  credit  will  have  to  be  established  within  two months from  the date of issue, or 27-2-1973 whichever is earlier.  No extension  shall be granted in the period of the  validity  of  the  licences.
Export from  Bangladesh:
3.  The  Annexures  also  indicate  in  respect  of each commodity  the importers  and  exporters  who  shall  be eligible  to  participate  in  the  import  or  export  trade, as  the  case  may  be.
Imports  Into  Bangladesh:
8.  The  eligible  exporters  of  Bangladesh  will  bo required  to  negotiate  contracts  with  the  eligible importers  in  India  and  register  the  contracts  with  the Uttara  Bank  of  Bangladesh.  The  Uttara  Bank  will register the contracts on "first-come first-served basis." Necessary  intimation  in  regard  to  such  contracts will  be  sent  to  the  State  Bank  of  India,  Calcutta, by  the  Uttara  Bank,  Dacca.
9.  A  copy  of  the  Public  Notice  issued  by  the Government  of  India  regarding  trade  with  Bangla- desh  under  this  Arrangement,  is reproduced  in  Anne- xure  III  for  information.
Trade Outside  Limited  Payment  Arrangement:
4.  In  respect  of  items  import  of  which  has  been allowed  through  private  sector,  import  licences  will be issued  by this office  to  the eligible importers.  The Semi-Govt.  and  autonomous  corporations  will  be issued  import  licence  by  this  office  for  the  items  and the  amount  as  mentioned  in  the  annexure.  After receipt  of  the  import  licences,  the  liccncees  will  be required  to  conclude  contract  with  the  eligible  ex- porters  in  India  and  such  contract  will  be  registered with  the  State  Bank  of  India,  Calcutta.  The  State Bank  of  India  will  send  necessary  intimation  to  the Uttara  Bank,  Dacca.  The  Uttara  Bank,  Dacca  will maintain  a  duplicate  account  of  such  contracts  and open  Letters  of  Credit.  The  Govt.  Departments  of Bangladesh  who  are  not  required  to  obtain  import licence  in  terms  of  SRO  335/260/24  dated  12th  June, 1951,  will  however,  be  required  to  finalise  contract with  the  eligible  exporters  in  India  and  register  their contract  as  indicated  above  and  process  Letters  of Credit  accordingly.
5.  All  import  licences/Letters  of  Credit  will  be suitably  endorsed  to  the  effect  that  the  payments  in 10.  Imports  and  exports  of  commodities  not covered  by  Annexures  I  and  II  may  be  allowed  in accordance  with  the  import,  export  and  foreign exchange  regulations  and  other  procedures  including customs  formalities  as  may  be  in  force  from  time to  time.
Sd/-
 
(KM.  RABBANI) Conn oiler of Imports  and  Exports

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APPENDIX  7 6-  contd.
(Copy of Public Notice No. 7fr-ITC(PN)/72  1.6.72)
Trade with Bangladesh during the period  from  28-3-72
to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC  (PNJ/72  dated  the 20th  April,  1972  pertaining  to  trade  with  Bangladesh during  the period  from  28-3-1972 to 27-3-1973.
2.  Annexure  I  to  the  said  Public  Notice  contains the  list  of  commodities  for  exports  to  Bangladesh against  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement,  It had  been  stated  against  Serial  No.  15  of  that Annexure  that  "Miscellaneous  items  to  be  mutually agreed"  could  be  exported  to  the  extent  of  Rs.  100 lakhs.  It  has  now  been  mutually  agreed  between  the Government  of India  and  the  Government  of  Bangla- desh  that  the  following  items  may  be  exported  to Bangladesh  against  the  Limited  Payments  Arrange- ment  in  terms  of  the  said  Public  Notice  dated  20th April,  1972:^
Eligible  exporters  in  India
Item*
Value (Rs. in lakhs)
(2) (1)
Eligible  importers  in  Bangladesh
(3)
(4)
•
State Trading Corporation.
(0  Soap, all sorts
I  100 (tf)  Bicycles  .
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
State Trading Corporation.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
3.  It  is  clarified  once  again  that  imports  and  exports  of  commodities/goods  which  are  not  speci- fically  listed  either  in  Annexure  I  or  in  Annexure  II  of  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th April,  1972, or  in this  Public  Notice,  will  be  regulated  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  paragraph  16 of  the  said  Public  Notice  dated  29th  April,  1972.
Appendix  to  Public  Notice  NO.  79-ITC  (PN)/72
(Copy of  Public Notice No.  79-ITC(PN)/72)
dated  8.6.72
dated the 8th June,  1972
Border  trade  with  Bangladesh
Provisions relating  to border  trade  between  India  and
Bangladesh.
The  Trade  Agreement  between  the  Governments of  India  and  Bangladesh  for  the  period  from  28th March  1972  to  27th  March  1973  contains,  inter  alia, in  Article  IV  of  the  Agreement  and  Schedule  'B' relevant  thereto,  a  provision  for  border  trade  in specified  areas,  in  respect  of  specified  commodities and upto specified  quantities.  Article IV and  Schedule 'B'  of  the  Trade  Agreement  arc  reproduced  as  an Appendix  to  this  Public  Notice.
2.  Border  trade  between  India  and  Bangladesh in  accordance  with  these  provisions  will  be  free  from import  and  export  trade  control.
ARTICLE  IV
In  order  to  meet  the  day  to  day  requirements  of the  people  living  within  a  sixteen  kilometre  belt  of the  border  between  West  Bengal,  Assam,  Meghalaya, Tripura  and  Mizoram  on  the  one  hand  and  Bangla- desh  on  the other,  and  with  a view  to  providing  facili- ties  to  these  people  to  dispose  of  their  goods,  border trade  shall  be  allowed  in  specified  commodities  in accordance  with  Schedule  'B'  attached  to  this  Agree- ment.

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APPENDIX  76—contd.
SCHEDULE  B
Provision! relating to border trade referred to in Article  IV of the Agreement
1.  These  facilities  shall  apply  to  the  trade  across the  land  customs  frontiers  between  West  Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and  Mizoram on the one hand  and  Bangladesh  on  the  other.
2.  These facilities shall be available only to persons living  in  areas,  other  than  municipal  areas,  within sixteen  kilometres  of  the  land  customs  frontiers  and holding  special  permits  issued  by  their  respective competent authority.
3.  Every  person  holding  such  a  special  permit may carry across the border  in each  sector  only such goods  and  commodities  and  in  such  quantities  as are specified,  in the annexure to this schedule and  for this purpose may cross the border  only once a day in each  direction  on  any  two  specified  days  of  a  week and  only  through  such  routes  as  may  be  authorised in  this  behalf.  If  market  conditions  in  a  locality justify  relaxation  of the number  of days in a week on which  persons  holding  special  permits  may  cross  the border  in  that  locality,  the  additional  days  shall  be mutually  agreed  between  the  concerned  competent authorities in the two countries.
4.  The  carriage  of  such  goods  shall  be free  from import,  export  and  exchange  control  restrictions  as well as customs duty and customs formalities.
5.  Each  person  may  carry  in  cash  a  sum  not  ex- ceeding rupees  one hundred  in Bangladesh  or  Indian currency  when  crossing the  border  from  either  coun- try into  the  other.
6.  Either  Government  may  maintain  such  checks and take such preventive measures including the right to search  as  are  considered  necessary  to  ensure  that these concessions are not exceeded or abused,
7.  These  arrangements  shall  be  subject  to  review after  a period  of six months to consider  whether  they should  be extended  or amended in any way.  If even before  the  expiry  of  this  period  of  six months  either country feels the need to withdraw or modify the facili- ties under this Agreement, it would enter into immedi- ate  consultations  with  the  other  country  taking  such measures as it may consider  necessary.

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APPENDIX  16—contd.
ANNEXURE  TO  SCHEDULE  ' B'
I—MIZORAM—CHITTAGONG  HILL  TRACTS  SECTOR
Mizoram  to  Chittagong
Chittagong  to  Mizoram
Name  of  Commodities
Name  of  Commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
1.  Til  seeds  . . . .. Head  load.
1.  Gur  . . ..
.  Head  load
2.  Raw  cotton  . . ..
2.  Onion  and  Garlic
J"
•
3.  Fish  Fresh  and  dried
3  Chillies
•
*T Boat  load raft  or cart  load. 4.  Poultry  and  eggs
5.  Vegetables  Including  potatoes
4.  Forest  produce  (including  timber unclassed  agarwood,  cane,  thatch- ing  grass,  firewood  and  bamboos).
6,  Fresh  fruits
Head  load.
7.  Chhana  and  sweetmeats
J.  Fresh  fruits  . . ..
.  1 kilogram
6.  Milk  and  Milk  products
8.  Betel  nuts  . . ..
.  1/2  kilogram
,.
9.  Betel  leaves
.  Head  load
10.  Spices  . . ..
2  kilooranis
11.  Earthen-ware
.  Head  load
12.  Tea
.  1/2  kilogram
II—KHASJ,  JAINT1A  A ND  GARO  HILLS—SYLHET  MYMENS1NGH  SECTOR
For  export  from  Khasi,  Jalntia  and  Garo  Hills  to
Sylhct  and  Mymenslngh
For  export  from  Sylhet  and  Mymensingh  to Khasi,  Jaintla  and  Garo  Hills
Name  of  Commodities
Name  of  Commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
1.
Head  load.
Fish,  fresh  and  dried  .
.  Head  load. 1,  Fresh  fruits  . . ..
2. Poultry  and  eggs
2.  Vegetables  (including  potatoes)  .
Boat load  raft  or cart  load. 3. Vegetables
•
3,  Forest  produce  (Including  timber unclassed  agarwood,  cane,  thatch- ing  grass,  firewood  and  bamboos).
Head  Load.
Betel  nuts  . . ..
4.
4,  Ginger,  Turmeric,  Chillies  and
.  One  kilogram.
Tejpatta.
3.
,,
Betel  leaves
5.  Onions
.  Head  load.
6. Spices  . . ..
.  2  kilograms.
6.  Tapioca
..
7. Chhana  and  sweetmeats
.  1  kilogram.
7.  Milk  and  Milk  products
>,
Fresh  fruits
,,
8.
8.  Lime  and  lime stODc  ,
.  Head  load.
Boat,  raft  or  cart  load.
9.  Shingles  and  boulders
10.  Sand
•*
Head  load.
11.  Betel  leaves  . . ..
1  kllogTam.
12.  Mustard  Oil  . . ..
Head  load.
 
13.  Mustard  seed

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APPENDIX  16—contd.
Ill—CACHAR-SYLHET  SECTOR
For export from  Cachar  to Sylhct
For export from  SylheL to  Ca:hir
Name  of  Commodities
Name of  Commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
Quantities  allowed  to  b* carried
Boat load, raft  or cart load. 1.  Fish, fresh  and  dried  .
.  Head  Load.
1.  Forest  produce  (including  timber unclassed  agarwood,  cane,  thatch- ing grass, firewood  and  bamboos).
2.  Kerosene oil  . . .. One Bottle.
2.  Poultry and eggs
*  ft
3.  Vegetable (including potatoes) Head load.
3.  Soap (washing)  .
.  1/2  kilogram.
I*
4.  Milk and  Milk  Product*
4.  Spices including ginger
.  2 kilograms.
5.  Soap (washing)  . . ..
5.  Onion & Garlic  .
1/2  kilogram.
,  Head load.
6.  Fresh  fruits
•  •!
7.  Vegetables
•  *•
.  1 kuogrun
8.  Cbhana and Sweetmeats  .
IV—TRIPURA—BANGLADESH  SECTOR
For  export  from  Tripura  to  Bangladesh For  export  from  Bangladesh  to  Tripura
Name of  Commodities
Name of  Commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
.  Head  load.
Head  load.
1.  Poultry  and eggs
1.  Vegetables (Including Potatoes)  .
2.  Chhana and  sweetmeats
,  1 Kilogram.
2.  Milk  and  Milk  products
Head  load.
3.  Fish, fresh  and  dried  ,  .
Boat load raft or cart load.
3.  Forest  produce  (Including  timber unclassed  agarwood,  cane,  thatch- ing grass, firewood and  bamboos).
*
it
4.  Vegetables  .  .  .
Head  Load.
4.  Til  seeds
•  IV
5.  Onion and  Garlick  .  .
5.  Fresh fruits  . . ..
•f
•
I*
6.  Coconut  (dry and green)
6.  Gram  and  pulses
..
•
•"
7.  Fresh  fruit
1 bottle.
7.  Kerosene
*  11
8.  Gram  & Pulses  .
*
fi
9.  Betel leaves
.  2 kilograms.
 
10.  Spices  •

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APPENDIX  76—
V.—RANGPUR  (BANGLADESH)—ASSAM  (BORDERING  DISTRICT),  COOCH  BEHAR/JALPAIGURI
(WEST  BENGAL)  SECTOR.
Export  from  Assam  (bordering  district  to  Rangpur),  Cooch  Behar,
Jalpaigurl  (West  Bengal)  to  Rangpur  (Bangladesh)
Export  from  Rangpur  (bangladesh)  to  Assam  (Bordering  district to  Rangpur),  Cooch  Behar,  Jalpaiguri  (West  Bengal)
Name  of  commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be Name  of  commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be
carried
carried
Head  load.
1.  Fresh  fruits  .
1.  Fish  . . ..
.  Head  load.
2.  Vegetables  (including  Potatoes)  .
2.  Poultry  and  eggs
3  Soiccs  .
2  kilograms.
3.  Tobacco  . . ..
.  1  kilogram.
Head  load.
4.  Firewood  .
4.  Coconuts  . . ..
.  Head  load.
5.  Milk  and  milk  products
5.  Betel  leaves
•  *•
1  kilogram.
6.  Spices  . . ..
6.  Tobacco
.  2  kilograms.
1/2  kilogram.
7.  Salt  . . ..
7.  Washing  Soap  .
.  1  kilogram.
Boat  load,  raft  or  cart 8.  Fodder  for  cattle
.  H e ad  load.
8.  Bamboo
load.
9.  Bamboo  . . ..
1  kilogram.
.  Head  load,  raft  or  cart 9.  Mustard  Oil  .
load.
Head  load.
10.  Thatching  grass
10.  Mustard  seed/rape  seed
"
1  kilogram.
11.  Hogla  leaves
.  Head  load.
11.  Coconut  oil
12.  Firewood  . . ..
•  H
13.  Gur  . . ..
•  1*
14.[Chhana  and  sweetmeats
VI.—REST  OF  B A N G L A D E S H — R E ST  OF  W E ST  B E N G AL
Export  from  Bangladesh  to  West  Bengal Export  from  West  Bengal  to  Bangladesh
Quantities  allowed  to be
N a me  of  commodities
N a me  of  commodities
Quantities  allowed  to  be carried
carried
.  Head  load.
.  Head  load.
1.  Fish  . . ..
1.  Fresh  fruits
2.  Poultry  a nd  eggs
2.  Vegetables
•  •> •  tr
>i
3.  Coconuts  . . ..
.  2  kilograms.
3.  Spices  . . ..
.  Head  load.
4.  Spices  . . ..
.  2  kilograms.
4.  Milk  a nd  milk  products  .
5.  Betel  leaves
.  Head  load. 5,  G r am  a nd  Pulses
"
6.  Fodder/cattle
6.  G ur  . . ..
•  •" *  ""
*  ii
7.  Golpatta  . . ..
.  Boat  load,  raft  or  cart  load.
7.  Firewood  . . ..
••
8.  Chhana  a nd  sweetmeats
8.  B a m b oo  . . ..
9.  Fresh  fruits
"  u
9.  T h a t c h i ng  grass
"
•I
10.  Vegetables
.  Head  load.
10.  Simul  c o t t on
•I
11.  Hogla  leaves
.  1  kilogram.
1 1.  M u s t a rd  O il  . ..
•  *>
12.  Firewood
.  Head  load.
12.  M u s t a rd  seed/rape  seed
.  1  kilogram.
13.  Broomsticks
•  tt 13.  C o c o n ut  oil  . ..
14.  Simul  cotton
•  M
II
15.  G ur  . . ..
.  Boat, raft  or  cart  load.
16.  Bamboo  . . ..
17.  Thatching  grass
 
•

SEC. II  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2, 1973/CHAlTRA  12, 1893_  390/365^
APPENDIX  76—contd.
(Copy  of  Public  Notice  No. 88-ITC(PN)/72
dated  the 17th June, 1972)
SUBJECT  -.—Trade  with Bangladesh during the period
from  28-3-1972 to  27-3-1973
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice No. 57-lTC(PN)/72  dated  the 20th April,  1972 pertaining  to  trade  with  Bangladesh during  the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973,  as amended  by  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public Notice  No.76-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  1st  June,  1972.
2.  Annexure  II  to  the  said  Public  Notice  dated the  20th  April,  1972 contains  the  list of commodities for  imports  into  India  from  Bangladesh  against  the Limited  Payments  Arrangement,  according  to  which the  imports  of  'handloom  products'  mentioned  at Serial  Number  12  (iii)  will  be  handled  by  the  'All India  Handloom  Board'.  On  a  review  of  the posi- tion,  it  has  been  decided  that  the  imports  of these goods will be handled by the 'Handicrafts  and  Hand- loom  Export  Corporation'.
2.  According to the provisions made in paragraphs 5 and  13 of  the  aforesaid  Public  Notice, all  applica- tions  for  imports  from  Bangladesh  and  for  exports to  Bangladesh  under  the  Limited  Payments Arrange- ment  have  to  be  made to  the  Joint  Chief  Controller of  Imports  &  Exports,  Calcutta.  In  partial modification  of these provisions, it has been  decided that  the  applicants  situated  within  the  Juris- diction  of  the  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports, Shillong  may,  if  they  so  desire,  apply  to  that Licensing  authority  for  import  licences  or  export licences  or  for  endorsements  on  shipping  bills  for exports  in  the  case  of  imports  and  exports  covered by  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement  with  Bangla- desh.  The Controller  of Imports & Exports, Shillong will  deal  with  such  applications  after  obtaining from the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Calcutta  the  particulars  of  the  registered contracts on the basis of which the import or the export applica- tions  are  made.
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th  April,  1972 may be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.
(Copy of Public  Notice No.  168—ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  24th  November,  1972)
SUBJECT -.—Trade  with  Bangladesh during the period
3.  Annexure  II  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade Public  Notice No. 57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th April,  1972  maybe  deemed  to  have  been  amended accordingly.
(Copy of Public Notice  No.  117-ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  14th  August,  1972)
Subject  :—Trade  with Bangladesh during the period
from 28-3-1972 to 27-3-1972.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade Public Notice No. 57-ITC(PN)/72 dated the 20th April 1972 pertaining to trade with Bangladesh during the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973, as  amended by the Ministry of Foreign Trade Public Notice No. 76 ITC  (PN)/72  dated  the  1st June  1972  and  No. 88- ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  17th June 1972.
2.  It has been decided that the description of goods viz. "Infant  Milk  Food"  against  Serial No. 13 in Ann- exure I to the said Public Notice dated the 20th April 1972 may  be amended  to read  as  under:—
"Infant  Milk  Food, Malted  Milk  Food"
3.  Annexure  I  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade Public  Notice  No. 57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th April,  1972  maybe  deemed  to  have  been  amended accordingly.
(Copy of Public  Notice  No.  158—ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  9th  November,  1972) from  28-3-1972  to 27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade Public Notice  No. 57-ITC (PN)/72  dated  the 20th April,  1972, pertaining to trade with Bangladesh during  the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973,  as amended by Public Notices No. 76-ITC(PN)/72 dated 1st  June,  1972,  No.  88-ITC(PN)/72  dated  17th June,  1972.  No. 117-ITC(PN)/72, dated  14th August, 1972 and No. 158-ITC(PN)/72 dated the 9th November 1972.
2.  The entries against  Serial No. 11 in Annexure I to  the  said  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated 20-4-1972,  pertaining  to  exports  of  chemicals  and Pharmaceuticals  to  Bangladesh  under  the  Limited Payments Arrangement, may be deemed to have been amended  as  under  :—
Commodities/goods Value Eligible exporters in  India,
(Rs. lakhs)
Eligible importers in  Bangla- desh.
11.  (0  Chemicals
•Eligible  exporters Eligible Importers
(//)  Pharma-
ceuticals  .
Eligible Importers
•Manufacturers  of Drugs  and  Phar- maceuticals  duly registered  with the  DGTD/Stato Directors  of Industries.
SUBJECT:—Trade  with  Bangladesh during the period
from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC  (PN)/72  dated  the 20th April,  1972, on the above  subject.
•Value  of  (i)  Chemicals  and  (ii)  Pharmaceuticals  together
will be limited to a monetary ceiling of Rs. 25 lakhs,
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public Notice  No.  57-ITC  (PN)/72  dated  the  20th  April, 1972  may  be  deemod  to  have  been  amended accordingly.

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APPENDIX  16—contd.
(Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  175-ITC(PN)/72,  dated the  30th  November,  1972)
SUBJECT:—Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period
from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72,  dated  the 20th  April,  1972, pertaining  to  trade  with  Bangladesh during  the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973  as amended  by  Public  Notices  No.  76-ITC(PN)/72 dated  1st  June,  1972,  No.  88-TTC(PN)/72,  dated 17th  June,  1972,  No.  117-ITC(PN)/72,  dated  14th August,  1972, No.  158-ITC(PN)/72  dated  9th  Novem- ber,  1972,  and  No.  168-ITC(PN)/72  dated  24th November,  1972.
2.  The  following  further  amendments  may  be deemed  to  have  been  made  in  the  Annexures  to  the aforesaid  Public  Notice  No.  57-1TC  (PN)/72,  dated the  20th  April,  1972:—
(i)  The  existing  Si.  No.  15  in  Annexure  I, containing  the  list  of  commodities/goods  for exports  to  Bangladesh  under  the  Limited Payments  Arrangement,  may  be  substituted by  the  entries  as  in  Appendix  I  to  this  Public Notice.
{ii)  The  existing  SI.  No.  13  in  Annexure  II, containing  the  list  of  commodities/goods  for exports  to  India  under  the  Limited  Payments Arrangment,  may  be substituted  by the  entries as in Appendix  II  to  this  Public  Notice.
3.  The provisions  made  in  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  76-ITC(PN)/72,  dated  1st June,  1972  may  be  deemed  to  have  been  superseded by  this  Public  Notice.

SEC. 11  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/367
APPENDIX  7 6- contd.
APPENDIX  I
Eligible  importers  in  Bangladesh
Kligible  exporters  in  India
Commodities/goods
Value (Rs.  in lakhs)
4
3
1
2
Eligible  Importers
Kligiblc  Exporters
15.  (/)  Tooth  Brush  &  Shaving  Brush  . 2.00
(n)  Sports  goods  and  requisites  for
Eligible  Importers
eligible  Exporters
5.00
games  and  sports
Eligible  Importers
1.00
Eligible  Exporters
(///)  Spare  parts  of  jute  bailing  press  .
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
2.00
(iv)  Shil  Butta
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
5.00
(v)  Canes  and  Kattons
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
2.50
(vi)  Conch-shells  . . ..
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(vii)  Mini-busos  ,  ,  .  .  , 12.50
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
3.00
(yiii)  Buses
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
16.00
(ix)  Spares  for  tho  Chatak  Ropeway  ,
Eligible  Importers
16.00
Eligible  Exporters
(A:)  Potatoes,  ginger  and  oranges.
33.00
State Trading  Corporation
Ui)  Cycles  . . ..
 
Trading  Corporation  of Bangladesh

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APPENDIX  76—contd.
APPENDIX  II
Commodities/goods
Eligible exporters  in  Bangladesh
Value (Rs.  in lakhs)
1
2
13.  (i)  Mangrove  tanning  extracts  (Vege- table  tanning  substances)
7.50 Eligible  Importers  In  India
3
4
Eligible  Exporters
12.00 (")  Turtles  &  Tortoise
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(III)  Bctel-leavcs  . . ..
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
10.00
(iV)  Pine  apples  . . ..
16.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(v)  Straw  mats
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
2.00
(W)  Reed  Flower  Brooms  .
0.50 Eligible  Impoters
Eligible  Exporters
(v/7)  Coir  mats
1.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(ytii)  Sitalpatl
1.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
1.00 (/*)  Wooden  Umbrella  Handle
Eligible  Importers
Eligiblo  Exporters
(x)  Plastic  articles  . . ..
5.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(xi)  Sulphuric  acid  . . ..
1.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(xii)  Soap  nuts
1.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(xiii)  Ayurvedic  herbs
2.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
ixtv)  Tortoise  shell  . . ..
2.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
(xv)  Honev  .
. ..
1.00 Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
1.00 (xvl)  Cosmetics  (other  than  alcohol  based)
Eligible  Exporters
 
Eligible  Importers

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL 2, 1973/CHA1TRA  12, 1895  390/369
APPENDIX  76—contd.
(Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  180—ITC  (PN)/72), dated  the  8th  December,  1972.
SUBJECT  '.—Trade with Bangladesh  during the period
from 28-3-1972 to 27-3-1973.
Attention is invited to paragraph  16 of the Ministry of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72 dated  the  20th  April,  1972,  according  to  which  the imports  and exports  of  commodities  and  goods produced  or  manufactured  in  India  or  Bangladesh, as  the  case  may  be,  which  are  not  covered  by  the Limited  Payments  Arrangement,  will  be  allowed to be imported into India from Bangladesh or exported from  India  to  Bangladesh  in  accordance  with  the normal policies and procedures for imports and exports as may be in force from time to time.
2.  The position has been reviewed and it has been decided  to  amend  the  aforesaid  paragraph  16  as under:—
"16.  Imports  and  exports  outside  the  Limited Payments Arrangement in respect of commo- dities  and  goods  produced  or  manufactured in India  or Bangladesh  , as the case may be, will be allowed in accordance with the import and  export  policies  and  procedures,  foreign exchange  regulations  and  other  procedures including  customs  formalities  as  may  be  in force  from  time to  time.  In  the  case  of  the following  commodities,  however,  exports from India to Bangladesh outside the Limited Payments  Arrangement  will  be  allowed, subject to the normal policies and procedures, only through the agencies indicated below :—
2.  In terms  of para  18 of Part  E, Section I  of the above referred Policy Book, the exporters are required to  obtain  bank  certificates  in respect  of their  exports made  and  produce  the  same  with  their  applications for  import  replenishment  licences.  It  has  been decided  that,  in  the  case  of  exports  to  Bangladesh against  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement  under the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No, 57-ITC(PN)/72 dated the 20th April 1972, as amended, which  exports  qualify  for  import  replenishment licences  in  accordance  with  the  normal  policy  for Registered  Exporters,  the  bank  certificates  should be endorsed  by the exporters as  under  :—
"Exports  against  Limited  Payments Arrangement  with  Bangladesh."
The  banks  while  certifying  the  particulars  in  the bank  certificates  will  also  verify  the  correctness  of this  endorsement.
3.  The  above-mentioned  endorsement  has  been prescribed  in  order  to  distinguish exports  to  Bangla- desh  against  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement which  qualify  for  normal  import  replenishment licences  from  the  exports  to  that  country  under  the Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No.  10- ETC(PN)/72  dated  20th  May,  1972  which  do  not qualify  for  import  replenishment  licences.  In  order to  identify  the  exports  to  Bangladesh  made  under Public  Notice  No.  10TETQPN)/72  dated  the  20th May,  1972,  the  shipping  bills  in  respect  of  such exports are being endorsed  as under  :—
Commodities/goods  Eligible  exporters in
"Exports against Non-Convertible Rupee Account maintained  by the  Bank  of Bangladesh  with tho Reserve  Bank  of  India,  Calcutta  [REP benefits  not  admissible  under  Public  Notice No.  10-ETC(PN)/72 dated 20th May, 1972]".
India
(/)  Textiles (Mill-  Cotton  Toxtiles  Export made and  Promotion Council, Powerloom)
(ii)  Textiles  Handicrafts  and  Hand- (Handloom)  loom Export  Corpora- tion."
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No.  ^7-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th  April,  1972 may be deemed to have been amended accordingly.
(Copy  of Public  Notice  No.  187-ITC(PN)/72,  dated 4.  Exports  to  Bangladesh  in free  foreign  exchange qualify in the normal course for the benefits admissible under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters. In  the  case  of  such  exports,  the  procedure  for  sub- mission  of  documents  and  applications  for  import replenishment  licences  is  the  same  as  applicable  in respect  of  exports  to  other  countries  and  qualifying for  the  benefits  available  under  the  import  policy for  Registered  Exporters.
(Copy of  Public  Notice  No.  190-ITC(PN)/72, dated  the  22nd  December,  1972.)
SUBJECT  -.—Trade  with Bangladesh  during the period
the  20th  December,  1972.)
SUBJECT  :—Import  Policy for  Registered Exporters from  28-3-1972 to 27-3-1973.
for  the year April, 1912—March, 1973.
Attention is invited to the Import Policy for Regis- tered  Exporters  contained  in  the  Import  Trade Control  Policy  Book  (Red  Book  Vol.  II)  for  the period  April,  1972—March,  1973,  issued under  the Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No.  47- lTC(MSI)/72  dated  3-4-1972.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  180-TTC(PN)/72  dated  the 8th December, 1972, regarding trade with Bangladesh outside  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement.
 
2,  It  has  been  provided  in  paragraph  2  of  the aforesaid  Public  Notice  that  exports  of  Textiles (Handloom)  from  India  to  Bangladesh  outside  the

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APPENDIX  76—contd.
Limited  Payments  Arrangement  will  be  allowed, subject  to  the  normal  policies  and  procedures,  only through  the  Handicrafts  and  Handloom  Export Corporation.  On  a  review  of  the  position,  it  has been  decided  that  the exports  of  Textiles  (Handloom) to Bangladesh  outside the Limited  Payments Arrange- ment  will  be  allowed  only  through  the  Handloom Export  Promotion  Council,  and  not  through  the Handicrafts  and  Handloom  Export  Corporation.
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No.  180-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  8th  December,  1972 may  be  demed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.
(Copy  of Public  Notice  No.  3-ITC(PN)/73, dated  the  1st  January,  1973.)
SUBJRCT:—TVfl^fe  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  180-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the 8th  December,  1972,  regarding  trade  with Bangladesh outside  the  Limited  Payments  arrangement,  as amended  by  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public Notice  No.  190-ITC(PN)/72,  dated  the  22nd  Decem- ber,  1972.
2.  It  has  been  provided  in  paragraph  2  of  the aforesaid  Public  Notice  dated  the  8th  December,  1972 that  exports  of  textiles  (Mill-made  and  Powerloom) from  India  to  Bangladesh  outside  the  Limited  Pay- ments  Arrangement  will  be  allowed,  subject  to  the normal  policies  and  procedures,  only  through  the Cotton  Textiles  Export  Promotion  Council.  On  a review  of  the  position,  it  has  been  decided  that  the exports  of  textiles  (art  silk  fabrics,  cellulosic  and non-cellulosic)  to  Bangladesh  outside  the  Limited Payments  Arrangement  will  be  allowed  only  through the  Silk  and  Art  Silk  Export  Promotion  Council, and  not  through  the  Cotton  Textiles  Export  Promo- tion  Council.
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No.  180-!TC(PN)/72  dated  the  8th  December,  1972 may  be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.
(Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  8-ITC(PN)/73, dated  the  24th  January,  1973.)
SUBJECT:—Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period
from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  175-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the 30th  November,  1972, on  the above  subject,  announc- ing  the  lists  of  further  commodities  for  exports  to Bangladesh  from  India  and  for  exports  to  India  from Bangladesh  under  the  Limited  Payments  Arrange- ments.
2.  The  following  amendments  may  be  deemed  to  have  been  made  in  Appendix  II  to  the  aforesaid
Public  Notice  No.  175-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  30th  November,  1972:—
(/)  Against  the  commodity  "Soap  nuts'  at  SI.  No.  (xii)  under Column  1,  the  value shown  under Column  2
may  be  enhanced  from  Rs.  one  lakh  to  Rs.  two  lakhs.
(//)  After  the  entry  against  the  exiting  SI.  No.  (xvi),  the  following  further  commodities  may  be  added  :—
Commodities/floods
Eligible  Exporters  in  Bangladesh
Value (Rs. in lakhs)
Eligible  Importers  in  India
Eligible  Importers
Eligible  Exporters
5.00 Viscose  Rayon  Yarn  Waste.
txvit)
Eligible  Exporters
5.00
Eligible  Importeis
(xvtit)
Cellophane  Paper  (Packing  and Wrapping  Paper)—Preferably  Saran Coated  variety.

SEC.  II  THE  GAZETTE  OF  INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY:  APRIL  2,  1973/CHAITRA  12,  1895  390/371
APPENDIX  IS—contd.
3.  The provisions  made in  the  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice  No.  175-TTC(PN)/72,  dated  the
30th  November,  1972  may  be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.
(Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  1 l-ITC(PN)/72,
dated  the  29th  January,  1973.)
SUBJECT:— Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  Ministry  of  Foreign
Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72,  dated  the
20th  April,  1972, on  the  above  subject,  as  amended
from  time  to  time.
2.  In  the  said  public  Notice,  in  Annexure  1 which contains  the  list  of  commodities  for  exports  to Bangladesh  under  the  Limited  Payments  Arrange- ment,  the  ceiling  in  respect  of  some  of  the  items covered  by  serial  No.  7  and  the  eligible importers  and exporters  will  be  as  indicated  in  the  Appendix  to this  Public  Notice.
3.  The  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public  Notice No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  20th  April,  1972  may be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.

390/372  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2,1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
APPENDIX  16—contd.
APPENDIX TO PUBLIC NOTICE No. ll-ITC(PN)/72 DATED THE 29TH JANUARY. 1973
Eligible  exporters  in  India
Commodities/goods
Value (Re.  in lakhs) Ellgiblo  importer!  in  Bangladesh
Elibglble  Exporters
.  (a)  10.00 7.  (/)  Stone  Boulders
Eligible  Exporters.
(b)  6.00 Directorate  of  Supply.
Bangladesh  Railway.
Eligible  exporters
and  Teak)  (a) 30.60 (//)  Hardwood  (including  Sal
n  w* yi  Cr #-% T t~  i v T i^ #*i yf
and  ooit  wood.
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
Eligible  Exporters
(b)8.50 Directorate  of  Supply.
Eligible  Exporters
.  (a)  1.40 ("/)  Lime  &  Lime  Stone
Trading  Corporation  of  Bangladesh.
Eligible  Exporters
(b) 21.50 Mineral  Oil  &  Gas  Corporation.
Eligible  Exporters
10.00 (/v)  Dolomites  .
Steel  Mill Corporation.
Eligible  Exporters
5.00 (v)  Unslaked  Lime
Sugar  Mill  Corporation.

SEC.  I]  THE GAZETTE  OF INDIA  EXTRAORDINARY  :  APRIL  2,  1973/CHAITRA  12,  1895  390/373
APPENDIX  76—Contd.
Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  26—ITC(PN)/73
dated,  the  16th  February,  1973
SUBJECT  :—-Track  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period from  28-3-1^72  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  late  Ministry  of  Foroign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  180-ITC(PN)/72  dated the  8th  December,  1972, regarding  trade  with  Bangla- desh  outside  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement as  amended  by  Public  Notices  No.  190-ITC(PN)/72 dated  the 22nd December,  1972 and  No.  3-ITC(PN)/73 dated  the  1st  January,  1973.
2.  In  the  Appendix  to  the  said  Public  Notice, against  sub-item  (///),  viz.,  'Lime  &  Lime  Stone'  the following  additional  entries  shall  be  inserted  under the  columns  as  indicated  below  :—
Value  (Rs. Eligible  exporters  in Eligible  importers in
lakhs)
India
Bangladesh
(c)  7.00 Eligible  Exporters
Steel  Mills  Cor-
poration
3.  The late Ministry  of Foreign Trade Public  Notice No.  ll-TTC(PN)/73  dated  the  29th  January,  1973 may  be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.
Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  38—ITC(PN)/73
dated,  the  20th  March.  1973
2.  In  accordance  with  the  aforesaid  Public  Notices, exports  of  textiles  (including  handloom  and  art silk  fabrics,  celluiosic  and  non-cellulosic)  to  Bangla- desh  outside  the  Limited  Payments  Arrangement will  be  allowed  only  through  the  Cotton  Textile Export  Promotion  Council,  Handloom  Export  Pro- motion  Council,  and  Silk  and  Art  Silk  Export  Pro- motion  Council.
3.  On  a  review  of  the  position,  it  has  been  decided that  the  exports  of  all  textiles  (mill-raade,  handloom and  powerloom)  to  Bangladesh  outside  the  Limited Payments  Arrangement  will  be  allowed  to  all eligible  exporters  subject  to  the  normal  policies and  procedures.  The  exporters  shall  be  required to  register  their  export  contracts  with  the  res- pective  Export  Promotion  Council  for  claiming export  benefits  as may  be admissible  under  the  normal policy.  The  exports  shall  also  be  subject  to  pre- shipment  inspection  by  the  Textile  Committee.
4.  The  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public Notices  No.  180-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  8th  December, 1972, No.  190-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the  22nd  December, 1972  and  No.  3-ITC(PN)/73  dated  the  1st  January, 1973,  may  be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accord- ingly.
SUBJECT  -.—Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period from  28-3-1972  to 27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to the  late  Ministry of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  57-ITC(PN)/72  dated  the 20th  April,  1972  pertaining  to  trade  with  Bangla- desh  during  the  period  from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973, as  amended  from  time  to  time.
Copy  of  Public  Notice  No.  33—ITC(PN)/73
2.  In  accordance  with  the  provisions  made  in Annexure  II  to  the  aforesaid  Public  Notice,  the import  of fresh  fish is allowed into  India  from  Bangla- desh  for  a  value  of  Rs.  900 lakhs  through  the  Central Fisheries  Corporation  under  the  Limited  Payments Arrangement.  It  has  now  been  decided  that  the existing  description  of  goods,  namely,  "Fresh  fish" against  SI.  No.  1  in  the  said  Annexure  TT,  may  be substituted  by  the  following  description  :—
dated,  the  7th  March.  1973
SUBJECT  :—Trade  with  Bangladesh  during  the  period
from  28-3-1972  to  27-3-1973.
Attention  is  invited  to  the  late  Ministry  of  Foreign Trade  Public  Notice  No.  ll-ITC(PN)/73  dated  the 29th  January,  1973, on  the  above  subject.
22  G  of  T/73—26.
"Fresh  Fish  and  Dried  Fresh  Water  Fish—salted or  processed".
3.  The  late  Ministry  of  Foreign  Trade  Public Notice  No.  57~ITC(PN)/72  dated  the 20th  April,  1972 may  be  deemed  to  have  been  amended  accordingly.

390/374  fHE GAZET1E OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/QHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
APPENDIX  77
[Section  II—SI.  No.  93-94(a)(lv)/V]
PROFORMA OF STATEMENT TO BE SENT WITH INDENT FOR OPTHALMIC ROUGH BLANKS
Item  : WHITE ROUGH  BLANKS  (as per IS No. 4382  : 1967)
Curvature Centre  thickness
Quantity  (Pairs) Value
(mm)*
(Rs.) SI. No,
Dia (mm)
•Strike  out  whichever  is  not  applicable.
Item  : TINNED  ROUGH  BLANKS  (Spectral  Characteristic  enclosed)
Edge  Thickness Quantity  (Pairs) Value Name  of  Colour Dia  (mm)  Curvature Centre  Thick-
ness  (mm)*
(mm)*
(Rs.) SI. No.
•Strike  out  whichever  Is not  applicable.
Item  : FLINT  BUTTONS  for  Bifocal  Fusing
Edge  Thickness Refractive  Index Dia (mm) Curvature Centre  thickness
(mm)*
(mm)*
Value (Rs.) SI. No.
•Strike  out  whichever  is  not  applicable.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/375
APPENDIX  78
(Section  I—Paragraph  77B)
SUBJECT  -.—Supply of  imported  steel for  export production—Issue of  Release  Orders  for
steel  items  for  executing anticipated export orders.
With  a  view  to  enable  the  manufacturer  exporters to  accept  overseas  orders  for  delivery  at  short  term notice,  it  has  been  decided  to  entertain  applications from  such  registered  exporters  who  are  having  a minimum  annual  export  performance  of  more  than Rs.  10 lakhs (f.o.b.) in value during April  1971  March 1972 or  as on  31st October,  1972 during April 1972— September  1972,  for  the  grant  of  release  orders on  the  Hindustan  Steel  Limited  as  exporters'  buffer stocks  for  the following  categories  of  steel items:—
(a)  Mild  steel  billets.
(6)  Mild  steel wire rods.
(c)  High carbon wire rods.
(d)  Bars  and  rods.
(e)  Hot  rolled  strip/skelp.
(/)  Mild  stoel  angles.
(g)  Other  structural  viz.  beams,  channels  etc.
(A)  Mild  steel  plates.
(j)  Hot  rolled/cold  rolled  sheets.
2.  The value  of release orders to be issued  for  any eligible  individual  exporter  will  be  determined  on the  basis  of  the  export  performance  of  the  party during  the  previous  year  and  will  be  fully  adjusted against  future  exports  within  18 months  of  the  date of issue  of  the  release  order.  Applications  from  the registered exporters  should  be addressed  to  the  Chief Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  New, Delhi and will be required  to  be made through  the  Engineering Export Promotion Council, Calcutta and the D.G.T.D. (Export Promotion  Cell) but will not require the clear- ance  of  Iron  and  Steel  Controller,  Calcutta.  While making  such  applications  the  parties  should  indicate the  nature  of  the  products  they  wish  to  export,  the percentage  of  contents  of  the  steel  items,  mentioned in  para  1 above,  and  the  likely  f.o.b.  value  of  the exports  to  enable  a  determination  of  the  export obligation  for  the purposes  of  the  bank  guarantee/ legal  undertaking  referred  to  in  para  5 below.
3.  The  exporters  will  be  requited  to  file  quarterly returns  with  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports  through  the  Engineering  Export  Promotion Council  and  the D.G.T.D. (Export Promotion  Cell) indicating  the  actual  quantities  procured  as  buffer stock  against  specific  release  orders  issued and  the specific  utilisation  of  these  buffer  stocks to facilitate) export  production,  as  in  the  proforma  (Annex.  1). Adjustment  of  quantities  utilised  for  exports  against the  release  orders  will  be  permissible  only  to  the extent  certified  as reasonable  by the D.G.T.D.
4.  Exports  made  in  terms  of  this  will  not  qualify for  further  import  of  steel  under  Public  Notice  No. 56-ITC(PN)/72 dated the 18th April, 1972, as amended. The supply of steel on the basis of this will, however, be  at  J.P.C.  price  or  the  ruling  H.S.L.  price  (where the  J.P.C.  price  is  not  available)  plus  1  per  cent thereof.
5.  The  applicants  will  be  required  to  give  a  bank guaranlec to the licensing authority  for  a value equal to  50%  of  the  value  of  imported  steel  for  which release  order  is  issued  for  fulfilment  of  the  required export  obligation,  referred  to  in  para  3  above. Alternatively,  the  exporters  may  also  give  a  legal undertaking  (Annex.  II)  regarding  their  export obligation.

390/376  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART 1
ANNEXURE  I  TO  APPENDIX  78
Proforma for submission of  quarterly returns of receipt of imported steel items for export  production.
Relcaso  order
Utilisation  for exports
Remarks Name  of the party
SI. No.
No. Date
Total
Procurement of  materials against  the Release order
f.o.b.
Item of  ex- port
Qty. (in  ton- nes)
Value Rs. lakhs
Country of  ex- port
Date of  ex- port
Date
Qty. (MT)
Docu- mentary evidence viz. Bank Certifi- cate
value of export orders (Rs. lakhs)
2
1
3
6
7
9
4 5
8
10
12
11
13 14
 
15

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/377
Annexure  II  to  Appendix  78
FORM  OF  LEGAL  UNDERTAKING
197  between
AN  AGREEMENT  made  this  day  of ,  a company  incorporated  under  the  Companies  Act, 1956  and  having  its  registered  office  at (hereinafter  referred  to  as  "THE  COMPANY" which  expression  shall  include  its  successors  and assignees)  of  the  one  part  and  the  PRESIDENT  OF INDIA (hereinafter  referred  to as "GOVERNMENT" which  expression  shall  include  his  successors  in office)  of  the  other  part. WHEREAS  the  Company has  been  granted  an  important  licence/release  order No  for  import  of  raw  materials and components of the c.i.f. value of Rs AND  WHEREAS  as  a  condition  of  the  said  import licence/release  order  the  Government  has  stipulated that  the Company  must  earn  foreign  exchange to  the extent of Rs  over a period of months  from  the  date of  importation  of  the  first consignment  into  India  or the supply  of raw  material by  the  canalising  agency  against  the  subject  licence/ release  order  by  exporting
NOW  this  agreement  witnesseth  as  follows  :—
1.  The  Company  shall earn  foreign  exchange  for
an  f.o.b.  value  of  Rs  by exporting within  a  period  of  months  an  aforesaid. (In the event of import licence/release order No is  not  fully  utilised  by the said  company,  then  the export  obligation  shall  be  proportionately  sealed down).  Exports  to  Sikkim  and  Bhutan  will  not qualify  for  redemption  of  export  obligation  as  also exports  to Afghanistan  and Nepal,  if  made  otherwise than  against  payment  in  free  foreign  exchange,  will not  qualify  for  redemption  of  import  obligation.
2. The Company  shall furnish  a report  within one month  of  the  expiry  of  the  said period  of  export obligation  to  the  concerned  Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller of  Imports  and  Exports in  regard  to  exports  made viz. the  particulars  of  goods  exported,  their  quantity and  f.o.b.  value  and  the-countnes  to which  exported. All  this  data  shall  be  duly  certified  by  a  Chartered Accountant.
3.  The  Company  shall  also  submit  to  the  con- cerned  Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports  within  six-months  of  the expiry  of the period of  export  obligation  as  aforesaid,  bank  certificates in  original  showing  realisation  of  foreign  exchange against  exports  made  in  fulfilment  of the  export  obligations  and  as  such  other  documents as may be demanded  by the Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller of Imports and  Exports as evidence in support  of the foreign  exchange  earned  in  fulfilment  of  the  terms and  conditions  of  this  agreement.
4.  In  the  event  of  the  Company  is  not  able  to fulfil  the export  obligation  undertaken  by it  as  afore- said,  the  Company  shall,  on  the  instructions  of  the concerned  Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Jixports  or  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Delhi,  shall  hand  over  to the  State  Trading  Corporation  or  such  other  Agency as  the  Government  including  (C.  C.I.  &  E.)  may nominate  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  Agency) twice  the  difference  between  the  stipulated  export obligation  and  actual  exports  in  terms  of  f.o.b. value  of  the  products  to  be exported,  for  export  by the Agency at such prices as is able to obtain  abroad. The  Company  shall,  in  addition,  pay  simultaneously a  sum  of  Rs......  (this  would  be  equal  to 5 % of the export  obligation  subject  to a maximum of Rs.  5 lakhs)  by  way  of  "liquidated  damages"'  to  the Agency.  The agency (after  exports  and  realisation  of sale  proceeds  of  the  aforesaid  products  as  expedi- tiously  as possible)  shall  give to  the  Company  Rupee equivalent  of  the net  foreign exchange  earned  by  the Agency  on  such  exports  after  taking  such  expenses (including  the  Agency's  normal  commission) as has been  incurred  by  the  Agency.
5.  The  f.o.b.  value  representing  the  difference between  the  stipulated  export  obligation  and  the actual exports referred  to above and  also the  amount representing  5%  of  the  export  obligation  by  way  of "liquidated  Damages"  shall  be  determined  by  the Jt./Dy.  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports  or Chief  controller  of Imports  and  Exports  and  the decision  of  the  said  authority  shall  be  final  and binding on the company. While  determining the value, the  said  authority  will,  if  it  is  considered  necessary, give an opportunity  to the Company  to  produce  such an evidence as it can, in support  of the  determination of  the  value for  this  purpose.
6.  In  the  event  of  the  Company  failing  to  fulfil the  export  obligation  undertaken  by  it  as  aforesaid, except  when the  fulfilment  of  such  obligation  is pre- vented  or  delayed,  because  of any  law, order,  procla- mation,  regulations or Ordinance of the Government, the  Government  shall  be  free  to  take  possession  of the  goods  produced  by  the  Company  or  of  the imported  raw  material  as the  case may  be, and  take such  action  as it  may  consider  necessary  for  the dis- posal/distribution  in a manner  and  at  a price as may be decided by the Government, in addition to recover- ing  liquidated  damages  interms  of  clauses.  Any order  issued  by  the  Government  in  this  regard  shall be final and  binding and  the Company  hereby under- takes  to  comply  unconditionally  with  such  an  order. Any  stamp duties payable  on this  document  or  any documents  executed  thereunder  shall  be  borne  by the  Company.
In witness whereof the parties hereto have executed
 
these  presented  on  the

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APPENDIX—79
(Section  1—Paragraph  130)
PROFORMA
PART  'A'
1.  Name  of  the  Industrial  Firm/Scientific  &  Industrial Research  Foundation/Industrial  Unit/Individual  set- ting  up  R  &  D  Organisation/facilities.  .
2.  Address.  . . . . . . ..
3.  Nature  of  business  and  items  of  production  .
4.  Main  objectives  of  the  Research  and  Development
Programme.  . . . . . ..
5.  Research  Programme/Projects  in  Progress  or  Pro- posed.  . . . . . . ..
6.  Senior  scientific  and  technical/engineering  personnel employed  or  proposed  to  be  employed  for  research and  development  along  with  the  names  and  qualifi- cations
7.  Total  number  of  persons  engaged/proposed  to  be
employed  for  research  and development  .
8.  Capital  and  recurring  investment  in  research  and development  during  the  last  three  years  or  proposed to  be made  ;  . . . . . ..
N.B.—  Expenditure  for  library,  documentation,  publicity,  administration  etc.  should  be  separate from  research  and  development.
9.  List  of  specialised  equipment/instruments  etc. available/proposed  to  be  purchased  cost  above  Rs. 5,000 or imported
10.  Name  of the Head  of the R & D Organisation.  .
PART  'B'
Specialised  R  &. D  Project
1.  Title and  objectives  of the Research  Project.
2.  Details  of  specialised  capital  equipment,  instruments, raw  materials  etc.  required  giving  the  name  of  the manufacture,  specification,  name,  country  and sources of supply, quantities required and their  foreign cost.  . . . . . . ..
3.  Scientist/Engineer  heading the project.  .
 
4.  Time frame  within  which the project  is proposed  to be completed.  . . • . . .,

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5.  Details  of  pre-pilot  plant  investigations  on  which  the pilot  plant  proposal  is  formulated  including  project specification  and  scale  of  work.  . . ..
Pilot  Plant
6.  Objectives  and  justification  of  the  pilot  plant.  This
should  include information  as follows  :—
(0  What  are the  reasons for  your  having chosen  the particular  process/technology  you  have  selected for  development  in  the  proposed  pilot  plan?  .
(ii)  Is  the  technology  you  wish  to  develop  in  the
fiilot  plant  already  in  commercial  use  in  India?
n case it is, have you contacted  the  organisation concerned  for  technological  information  and what is the response?  . . . ..
(iii)  Have  you  ascertained  from  Government  labo- ratories  about  the  suitability  for  this  pilot  plant as also  the process  you  wish to  stud  in  the  pilot plant? In case you have, give details.
(iv)  Is  the  proposed  pilot  plant  intended  to  collect the  scale  up  factors  for  all  the  stages  of  the process  starting  from  the  commercially  available raw materials to the stage of marketable  product or  only  to  collect  the  information  in  regard  to specific steps of the process 7
7.  Details  of  the  pilot  plant  by  way  of  equipment,  ma- chinery, instrumentation  etc.  . . . ..
8.  Details  of raw  materials  and  other  items  proposed  to be imported.  . . . . . ..
9.  Estimated  investment  on  the  Pilot  plant  and  its  run- ning expenditure.  . . . . ..
10,  Location  of the pilot plant  and  reason  for  its  selection.
11.  Leader and  staff  proposed  to be employed  for  the pilot plant project,  with qualification.  . . ..
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SECTION  I
 
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SECTION  1
PART  'A'
Export  Production
Objective
The  Fourth  Five-Year  Plan  envisages  exports  at the  compound  rate  of  7  per  cent  per  annum.  This objective  can  be  achieved  only  if  export  earnings from  industrial  products  increasa  at  a  compound growth  rate  of  15—20  per  cent  per  annum.  In  plan- ning  and  licensing  industrial  capacity,  demand  pro- jections  would,  therefore,  include  export  require- ments.  It  is  expected  that  rising  external  demand over  the  coming  years  would  thus  impart  a  strong impulse  to  industrial  growth.
the  product  group  to  which  the  exported  product belongs.
Industrial  licensing
2.  Government  have  recognised  the  need  for adequate  orientation  of  licensing  policy  in  order  to step  up  the  export  effort.  In  pursuance  of  such  re- cognition,  government  have  since  introduced  modified industrial  licensing  policy,  details  of  which  have  been announced  by  the  Ministry  of  Industrial  Develop- ment  in  various  Press  Notes  from  time  to  time.
7.  Supplementary licences for  capital goods.—Ap- plications  lor  import  of  capital  goods,  equipment, dies,  jigs  and  tools  required  by  exporting  units  for expansion,  modernisation,  diversification  of  produc- tion  facilities  as  well  as  for  research  and  develop- ment  with  a  view  lo  developing  their  export  potential will  be  accorded  high  priority.  To  this  end,  a  special allocation  of  foreign  exchange  in  the  foreign  exchange budget  has  been  made.  The  procedure  to  be  follow- ed  ui  this  respect  has  been  laid  down  in  Chapter  Vl of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules and  Procedure,  1973-74.
Collaboration in  export-oriented units
8.  Special  procedure for  import  of  capital goods against export  obligations.—In the  case  of  export- oriented  units,  the  procedure  in  regard  to  the  grant of import  licences  for  capital  goods  subject  to  export obligation  and  for  follow-up  action  to  watch  the  ful- filment of  the  export  obligation,  has  been  laid  down in  Chapter  VI  of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74.  Exports made in  the  discharge  of  the  export  obligation  in  sucl cases will be  eligible  for  the grant  of  import  replenish- ment  licences  in  accordance  with  the  provisions contained  in  Part  'B'  of  this  book.
Special  treatment  for  export-oriented units
3.  Foreign  collaborations  will  be  more  freely  per- mitted  in  the  case  of  primarily  export-oriented  units. The  existing  collaboration  agreements  providing  for restraints  on  exports  will be  suitably  revised  when  due for  renewal.  All  applications  for  foreign  collabora- tions  should  be  submitted  direct  to  the  Foreign Investment  Board  Secretariat,  Ministry  of  Industrial Development,  Udyog  Bhavan,  New  Delhi.
4.  The  policy  of  not  allowing  foreign  collaboration in  trading  activities  may  also  be  relaxed  provided such  collaboration  is  intended  exclusively  for  exports.
5.  Foreign  collaboration  may  also  be  considered in  low  priority  sectors  if  the  collaboration  agree- ment  provides  for  the  greater  part  of  production  to be  exported.
Import  of  capital goods  by  export-oriented units
6.  Use of  REP  entitlements for  import  of capital goods.—Import  replenishment  accruing  against  ex- ports  under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Ex- porters  can  also  be  used  by  manufacturers  for  the import  of  machinery  required  for  replacement,  balanc- ing  or  modernisation  or  research  and  development for  an  amount  not  exceeding  50  per  cent  of  the value  of  the  licence  or  Rs.  3  lakhs,  whichever  is less, provided  that  this  facility  is  not  availed  of  more  than twice  in  any financial year,  as  laid  down  in  paragraph 45  in  Part  'B'  of  this  book.  Under  this  provision,  a manufacturer  can  apply  for  the  import  of  machinery required  for  the  manufacture  of  any  product  within 9.  Preferred  sources  of  supply  and  facilities  for expansion to  exporting units  in  the  priority sector.— Industrial  units  engaged  in  priority  industries (Appendix  1  to  import  Trade  Control  Policy  Vol.  I tor  1973-74)  will  be  accorded  preferential  treatment if  they export  10 per  cent or  more of  their  production. Such  preferential  treatment  will  include  facilities  for further  expansion  of  the  export  production  and improvement  of  installed  production  capacity  and  for the  import  of  raw  materials  and  components  from preferred  sources  of  supply.  The  extent  of  the preferential  treatment  will  vary  with  the  export  per- formance  of  the  industrial  unit.  Industrial  units exporting  25  per  cent  or  more  of  their  production will  be  eligible  to  import  a  higher  quantum  of  their requirements  against  free  foreign  exchange.
10.  Priority  treatment,  preferred  sources  of supply  and  facilities for  expansion to  exporting units other  than  those  in  priority  sector.—In  the  case  of industries  other  than  those  in  the  priority  list,  the end-products  of  which  are  covered  by  the  import policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  units  exporting  IT per  cent  or  more  of  their  production  will  be  treata as  i£  they  belong  to  the  list  of  priority  industries. They  will  also  be  eligible  for  the  benefits  indicated  m paragraph  9  atove.

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11.  For  the  purpose  of  determining  export  per- Facilities for  becoming export-oriented units form uwo :—
(a)  exports  to  Sikkim  and  Bhutan,  and  exports to Nepal  and  Afghanistan  other  than  against free  foreign  exchange  will  not  be  taken  into account;
(b)  exports  under  Barter  Deals  or  Trade Promotion  Agreements  between  Public  Sec- tor  Agencies  in India  and importers  in  other countries,  unless  there  is  a  specific  provi- sion  in  the  relevant  Barter  Deals  or  Trade Promotion  Agreements  will  not  be  taken into  account;
16.  Government  is  desirous  of  assisting  all  cornpo- tent  concerns  to  expand  and  become  more  efficient in  exporting  over  a  period  of  Lime, thereby  enlarging the  number  of  exporting  units.  A  scheme  has, there- fore,  been  evolved  to  assist  industrial  unils  desiring to  enter  the  export  field  and  build  up  their  export potential  with  a  view  to  becoming  eligible  for  the special  treatment  accorded  to  export-oriented  units. The  details  of  the  scheme  are given in  the  Annexure.
Compulsory  export  obligation jor  ceitain  units  in
priority sector
(c)  exports  made  through  Eligible  Export Houses  will  also  be  taken  into  account, provided  such  exports  are  identificable  and are  supported  by  satisfactory  documentary evidence  as  may  be  prescribed ;
(d)  supplies  made  against  IBRD/IDA  Aided Projects  in  India  will  be  taken  into  ac- count ;
17.  Industrial  units  engaged  in  priority  industries specified  in  Appendix  10 to  the  Import  Trade  Control Policy  (Red  Book,  Volume  1),  which  fail  to  export at  least  5  per  cent  of  their  production  as  determmed in  terms  of  paragraph  12  above  are  liable  to  cuts in  their  import  requirements  apart  from  being ineligible  to  the  preferred  sources  of  supply.  Units affected  by  this  provision  and  which  have  difficulties in  marketing  their  products  abroad,  may  approach the  Ministry  of  Commerce  for  guidance  and  advice.
Quality  Control Measures
(t)  supplies  made  by  Indian  firms  in  India  un- der  the  Aid  Programmes  of  United  Na- tions  and  other  Multinational  Agencies  at international  prices  and  paid  for  in  free foreign  exchange  will  be  taken  into  ac- count ;  and
(t)  supplies  of  materials  at  international  prices and  arrangements  approved  by  Government will  be  taken  into  account.
12.  For  the  purpose  of  implementing  this  policy during  1973-74  the  export  performance  during  the financial year  1972-73  or  calendar  year  1972  will  be taken  into  consideration.  The  details  of  the  policy are  given  in  Section  I  of  Volume  I  of  the  Import Trade  Control  Policy  for  April  1973—March  1974.
13.  Production of  exporting units.—In  the  case of exporting  units  with  sustained  and  continuous  export performance,  the  licensing  of  increased  capacity  un- (Vr  the  Industries  (Development  & Regulation)  Act, 1951,  over  and  above  their  existing  licensed  capacity to  the  extent  of  luch  exports,  will  be  favourably considered.
18.  A  comprehensive  programme  of  quality  control and  pre-shipment  inspection  has  been  put  into  effect under  the  Export  (Quality  Control  and  Inspection) Act,  1963.  In-process  quality  control  has  also  been introduced  for  selected  chemicals  and  engineering items.  Certain  levels  of  in-process  quality  control have  been  stipulated  for  these  commodities  from  the stages  of  selection  and  purchase  of  raw  materials  to processing,  production  and  packaging.  In-process quality  control  will  be  extended  to  the  manufacture of  other  export  products.  It  is  expected  that  all  ex- porting  units  will,  in  the  interest  of  the  reputation  of the  goods  manufactured  by  them,  adopt  even  where not  prescribed,  in-process  quality  control  measures. Complaints  received  against  individual  units  will  be investigated  by  the  Export  Promotion  Organisation concerned  in  order  that  defaulting  units  may  be cautioned  and  steps  taken  to  preserve  the  reputation of  Indian  products.
Trade Development Authority
14.  Higher  import  replenishment.—Under the  im- port  policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  a  higher  import replenishment  may  be  allowed  to  an  exporter  to accommodate  essential  raw  materials  or  components required  to  be imported  on the ground  that  the quality or  quantum  of  the  indigenous  substitute  is  not adequate,  or  its  price  is  too  high  to  maintain  the competitive  strength  of  the  export  product.
15.  Other  assistance to  export-oriented  units.—In order  to  strengthen  export  production,  industrial  units with  a  substantial  export  performance  will  be  given certain  facilities  by  way  of  financial,  technical  and managerial  assistance.
 
19.  An  organisation  known  as  the  Trade  Develop- ment  Authority  has  been  established  by  the  Govern- ment  of  India.  The  function  of  this  Authority  is  to promote  selective  and  intensive  export  development of  products  with  growth  potential  by  technically  com- petent  and  commercially  viable  units,  to  the  develop- ed  countries,  through  provision  of  a  package  of services  in  the fields of  export  production  and  market- ing.  The  products  and  the  markets  to  which  TDA's programme  is  directed  are  new  and  highly  sensitive to  performance  of  contracts  according  to  the scheduled  deliveries.  The  products  chosen  by  TDA include  parts,  components  and  accessories  which  go into  the  production  assembly  and  any delay  or  default

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in  shipment  would  hold  up  production  lines  abroad, resulting  ultimately  in  loss  of  business.
20.  The  Government  of  India  have  approved  a package  plan  for  servicing  the  requirements  of  TDA's clientele.  According  to  this,  simplified  procedures have  been  evolved  for  processing  applications  duly recommended  by  the  TDA  for  advance  licences.  The TDA  has  also  been  recognised  as  an  authority for  recommending  applications  for  import  of
capital  equipment  and  new  toolings  in  balancing/ modernisation/expansion/creation  of  capacity.  In order  to  meet  the  urgent  requirements  of  these clients for  import  of  samples,  drawings,  technical  literature and  initial  small  lots  of  raw  materials,  components, samples,  toolings  and  test  equipment  for  product  de- velopment,  a  special  allocation  of  foreign  exchange has  been  placed  at  the  disposal  of  TDA.  Details  of the  package  servicing  plan  can  be  had  from  the  office of  the Trade  Development  Authority,  Bank  of  Baroda Building,  Parliament  Street,  New  Delhi.

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SECTION  I
ANNEXURE  TO  PART  'A'
SCHEME  FOR  PHASED  EXPORT  PROGRAMME
Introduction
Government  is  desirous  of  assisting  all  competent concerns  to  expand  and  become  more  efficient  in  ex- porting  over  a  period  of  time,  thereby  enlarging  the number  of  exporting  units.  The  scheme  is  intended to  secure  this  objective.
Present Policy
2.  Industrial  units  with  substantial  export  perfor- mance  are  eligible  for  preferential  consideration  in the grant  of  the  following  facilities :—
(i)  Exclusion  from  the  licensed  capacity,  of  the capacity  used  in  exports,  while  invoking penal  provisions  of  the  Industrial  Develop- ment  and  Regulation  Act.
cantly  in  the  export  field  and  to -help  them  achieve exports of  a substantial  part  of  their production.  These units  have  achieved  a  degree  of  proficiency  in  pro- duction  for  the  domestic  market,  and  are  willing  and able  to  export  to  the  level  of  the  category  considered under  the  present  policy.  In  the  field  of  import substitution  in  industrial  development,  there  is  in operation  a  phased  programme  for  progressive  dele- tion  of  imported  raw  materials  and  components  to  a stage  of  self-sufficiency  in  indigenous  manufacture. By  the  same  token,  industrial  units  which  are  not  ex- porting  currently  or  which  are  exporting  insufficiently, will be  encouraged  to put  forward  phased  programmes of  export  of  their  products  as to achieve within  a short period  of  tune  a level  of  exports  equal  to  those  of  the units  in  para  2  above.
Implementation
(ii)  Expansion  of  capacity  of  these  units,  consis- tent  with  their  export  performance  and  in accordance  with  the  policies  and  procedures governing  industrial  licensing  and  licens- ing  of  capital  goods,  spares  and  mainte- nance  raw  materials,  except  where  there  are strong countervailing  reasons  to override  the imperative  consideration  to  maximise  ex- ports.
(iii)  Finance  and  any  other  facilities  which  may be  needed  for  expanding  the  production base  and  for  product  development.
(iv)  Technical  and  managerial  assistance  for  up- grading  of  quality,  marketing  and  reduction m  cost  under  the  various  technical  assis- tance  programmes  of  Government.
(7)  Licensing  of  current  requirements  of  main- tenance  imports  of  raw  materials,  compo- nents  and  consumable  stores  from  preferred sources  of  supply,  even  if  the  units  do  not fall  within  the  priority  sector.
4.  Such  phased  programmes  have  to  be  submitted by  the  intending  exporters  to  the  Ministry  of  Com- merce  in  the  attached  pro-forma.  These  applications will  be  processed  taking  into  account  all  as- pects  of  these  programmes  and  the  ability/com- petence  of  the  applicants  to  execute  them.  In  the event  of  Government  being  satisfied  with  the  pro- posals,  it  will  issue  letters  of  intent  to  the  applicants, giving  conditional  or  other  approvals  to  these  pro- grammes,  qualifying  the  applicants  for  any  or  all  of the  facilities  referred  to  in  paragraph  2  as  may  be deemed  appropriate.  In  the  matter  of  facilities falling  within  the  ambit  of  Industrial  Development and  Regulation  Act,  the  necessary  letters  of  intent will  be  issued  by  the  Ministry  of  Industrial  Develop- ment,  after  due  consideration  by  the  appropriate Licensing/Registration  Committee.
Extension  of  policy  to  New  Units
3.  The  scheme  is  intended  to  give  export-orienta- tion  to  units  new  to  export  or  which  are  not  signifi- 5.  In  the  operation  of  scheme  the  Ministry  of Commerce  would  act  in  close  consultation  with the  Ministry  of  Industrial  Development,  Directorate Genera]  of  Technical  Development  and  any  other appropriate  Ministries/Departments.

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ANNEXURE  TO  PART  A
PRO-FORMA  FOR  PHASED  EXPORT  PROGRAMME
1.  Name and  address of manufacturing  unit  :
2.  Producti manufactured  :
3.  Whether registered  with DGTD/DCSST (other  Government  Agency) if so, reference  No. and  date  :
4.  Whether registered  with the concerned  Export  Promotion  Council, if so, reference  No. and Date  :
5.  Details of capacity, production  and exports during the last  three financial years (to be certified  by Chartered  Accountant/Exp.  Pro- motion  Council!)  :
Exports Cap.
1970-71 Prod.
Exports
Cap.
1971-72 Prod.
1972-73 Prod.
Cap.
Exports
Value  Qty. f.o.b. value Qty.
Value
Value  Qty.
Qty.
f.o.b. value Qty. f.o.b. value
Qty.
6.  Current export market* to which exporti are being made  :
7.  Full details of the knowledge of foreign  markets, foreign  contracts, foreign  marketing  organisation  and  export  marketing  effort:
8.  Details of phased production  over next five financial years :—
Year
Year
Year
Year
Year Product
Qty.
Value Qty.
Value Qty.
Value Qty.
Value
Value Qty.
9,  Details of phased  export sales programme  over next five financial years :—
Year
Year
Year
Year
Year
f.o.b. value Qty.
f.o.b. value Qty.
f.o.b. value Qty.
Qty.
f.o.b. value
f.o.b. value Qty.
10.  Details with justification  of  specific facilities  required  for  achieving the phased  increases in  exports  including, If  any, the  quantum of capacity of re-expansion description quantity and c.i.f.  value of imported equipment and assistance for design/production develop- ment.
11.  Can you guarantee export performance  over  the next  three years as per programme  given  by you against  the entry  at  jorial  (8).  If
so,  please  intimate  as  to  how  you  propose  to  do  it?
12.  In the event of your act.ial  export  performance  falling  short  of tlio guaranteed  programme  of exports,  are you  agreeable to  accopt
the penalties imposed  by Government  for  short  performance  or  non-performance?

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SECTION  I
PART  'B'
Import  Policy  tor  Registered Exporters
Objective
The  objective  of  the  import  policy  for  Registered Exporters  is  to  provide  to  the  registered  exporters, by  way  of  replenishment,  from  the  most  preferred sources,  the  imported  materials  required  in  the  manu- facture  of  the  products  exported  by  them.
(b)  Exports  effected  will  qualify  for  replenish ment  under  this  policy  only  if  such  exports  arc  made in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Export Trade  Control  Order  as  amended  from  time  to  time, wherever  applicable.
Export products and extent of replenishment
Eligibility  for  import  replenishment licences
General
2.  Exports  to  Sikkim  and  Bhutan  will  not  qualify lor  import  replenishment,  as  also  exports  to  Nepal and  Afghanistan  if  made  otherwise  than  against  pay- ment  in  free  foreign  exchange.  Exports  under  Barter Deals  or  under  Trade  Promotion  Agreements  bet- ween  Public  Sector  Agencies  in  India  and  importers in  other  countries  will  not  also  qualify  for  replenish- ment  unlesa  there  is  a  specific  provision  in  the  rele- vant  Barter  Deal  or  such  Trade  Promotion  Agree- ments  for  grant  of  replenishment.
3.  Exports  on  consignment  basis  will  qualify  for replenishment  only  after  the  export  proceeds  have been  realised  against  final  sales  and  surrendered  to the  Indian  Exchange  Control.
4.  Any  of  the  products  listed  m  the  statement  in Section  II,  sold  to  a  foreign  shipping  company  as ship  stores,  will  qualify  for  replenishment  licences under  this  policy,  provided  that  they  are  paid  for in  foreign  exchange  or  in  Indian  Rupees  obtained from  the  exchange  of  foreign  currency.
5.  The  following  types  of  exports  will  also  qualify
for  replenishment  licences :—
(a)  Sales  to  foreign  tourists  of  selected  products
undci  the  prescribed  Scheme;
(b)  Supplies  made  against  IBRD/IDA  aided
projects  in  India;  and
(c)  Supplies  made  by  Indian  firms  in  India under  the  aid  programmes  of  United Nations  and  other  Multinational  agencies at  international  prices  and  paid  for  Tn  free foreign  exchange.
The  procedure  to  be  followed  and  the  documents  to be  produced  for  claiming  replenishment  licences  has been  laid  down  in  Part  E  of  thii  Book.
6.  (a)  Export  products  for  which  floor  prices for  exports  have  been  fixed  by  a  registering  authority, will  qualify  for  replenishment  under  this  policy  only if  the  exports  satisfy  the  floor  price  condition.
7.  The  products  against  the  export  of  which  re- plenishment  will  be  allowed  have  been  enumerated in  Col.  2  of  the  statement  in  Section  II.  The  extent of  replenishment  that  will  be  permissible  against each  product  has  been  indicated  in  Col.  3  of  the same  statement  in  terms  ot  a  percentage  oi  the  f.o.b. value  of  the  export.
8.  (i)  The  percentages  indicated  in  Col.  3  of  the statement  in  Section  II  will  apply  in  the  case  of  ex- ports  effected  on  or  after  1st  April,  1973.  In  the event  of  any  subsequent  change  in  these  percentages, the  change  will  be  announced  by  a  Public  Notice; and  the  change  so  announced,  unless  otherwise  speci- fied, will  be  applicable  to  the  exports  effected  on  and after  the  date  of  announcement  for  the  purpose  of granting  import  replenishment  licences,  except  in  the case  of  registered  export  contracts.
(ii)  wherever  an  export  product  is  classified for  the first time  and  a  Public  Notice  is  issued  to  that effect,  the  classification  will  have  effect  from  the  date of  issue  of  the  Public  Notice,  except  in  cases  where an  exporter  has  exported  the  new  product  against  a registered  contract.  In  such  cases,  the  classification will  have  effect  from  the  date  of  the  contract  pro- vided  it  has  been  registered  within  a  period  of  30 days  from  the  date  of  signing the  contract  as  provided in  para  57  below.
(iii)  wherever  an  export  product  is  reclassifled, and  a  Public  Notice  is  issued  to  that  effect,  the  re- classification  will  be  effective  in  respect  of  exports made  on  or  after  1-4-1973,  for  the  purpose  of  grant of  import  replenishment  licences.
9.  In  the  case  of  registered  export  contracts,  the crucial  date  for  determining  the  percentage  of  reple- nishment  will  be  the  date  of  the  contract.  If  the registered  contract  is  a  public  tender  contract  of  a foreign  government  or  a  foreign  public  utility,  the crucial  date  for  determining  the  percentage  of  reple- nishment  will be  the  date  of  the  tender.  (Please  also seepaia  59  below).
10.  In  the  case  of  exports  on  coniignment  basis, the  import  replenishment  percentage  in  force  on  the date  of  realisation  of  the  sale  proceeds,  will  be  ap- plicable.

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11.  A  special  procedure  will  be  followed  where the  quantum  of  replenishment  provided  is  inadequate to  accommodate  an  essential  raw  material  or  compo- nent  which  is  required  to  be  imported  on  the  ground that  the  quality  of  the  indigenous  substitute  is  not adequate,  or  its  price  is  too  high,  to  maintain  the competitive  strength  of  the  export  product,  or  the quantity  of  the  indigenous  substitute  is  not  adequate to  meet  the  demand.  In  such  cases,  requests  for exceeding  the  prescribed  replenishment  limits  and  for the  grant  of  supplementary  import  replenishment licences  will  be  considered  on  merits  by  the  Chief Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi.
12.  Where  the  licensing  authority  considers  that the  value  of  tho  goods  exported  is  over-invoiced  or there  has  been  a  mis-declaration  of  the  description  of the  products  exported,  it  shall  be  open  to  it  either to  refuse  to  issue  any  licence  against  such  exports or  to  reduce  the  value  of  the  licence  to  such figure as  it  deems  fit.  This  will  be  without  prejudice  to any  other  action  that  the  licensing  authority  may take  under  the  Imports  and  Exports  (Control)  Act, 1947  or  orders  issued  thereunder  or  under  any  other provisions.
13.  Import  licences  issued  under  this  policy,  un- less  otherwise  indicated,  will  be  valid  for  imports from  the  General  Currency  Area.
16.  In  the  case  of  the  following  export  products, import  licences  may,  on  request,  be  issued  to  mer- chant  exporters  against  the  exports  effected  by  them with  the  condition  that  the  licensee  shall  not  sell  or otherwise  dispose  of  the  imported  materials  but  use them  in  the  manufacture  of  the  goods  exported  pro- vided  the  manufacture  of  such  goods  elsewhere  is undertaken  on  the  licensee's  account  •—
(1)  E.P.N.S.  and  German  Silverware.
(2)  Leather  and  Leather  Goods  and  other  ani-
mal  products.
(3)  Sports  Goods.
(4)  Handicrafts.
(5)  Agarbathies  and  Chandan  Dhoop.
(6)  Natural  Silk  Fabrics,  Garments.
(7)  Woollen  Carpets,  Rugs  and Druggets. (8)  Handloom  products,  namely  cotton  fabrics (other  than  greys)  and  mixed  fabrics  of cotton  and  wool/silk/jute,  garments  made thereof  and  non-fabric  cotton  textile  items.
(9)  Walnut  Kernels.
(10)  Preserved  Specimens  of  birds  and  animals.
Categories of Exporters
14.  Applications  for  Import  licences  under  this policy  will  be  entertained  only  from  registered  ex- porters,  i.e.  merchant  exporters,  manufacturer- exporters  and  Export  Houses  holding  eligibility  certi- ficates, in  the  private  and  the  public  sectors.
(11)  Pickels,  all  kinds  (oil-based,  sweet-sliced,
etc.)
(12)  Mustard  Powder  and  Paste.
(13)  Papads.
(14)  Chana  made  products  such  as  Sandesh  and
Rasgolla.
Utilisation oi  different categories of  import replenish-
ment  licences (REP licences)
(15)  Khoa  made  products  such  as  barfi,  peda.
(16)  Tobacco  unmanufactured.
(a)  Merchant Exporters
15.  Merchant  exporters  may  utilise  import  reple- nishment  entitlements  earned  against  exports  effected by  them  in  the  manner  indicated  below:—
(17)  Cashew  Kernels.
(18)  Cotton  textiles  made  on  power-looms,  gar-
ments.
(19)  Mushrooms.
(b) Manufacturer-exporters
(i)  By  transferring  the  import  replenishment licence  in  favour  of  the  State  Trading Corporation,  the  Minerals  and  Metals  Tra- ding  Corporation,  or  an  eligible  Export House,  in  accordance  with  the  procedure for  transfer  laid  down  in  paragraphs  24 and  25  below.
(ii)  By  nominating  a  manufacturer/manufac- turers for  receiving the import  replenishment liccnce(s),  in  accordance  with  the  provisions for  nominations  laid  down  in  paragraphs 26  to  28  below.
(iii)  By  receiving  import  licences  in  their  own name  in  the  case  of  the  export  products mentioned  in  paragraph  16  below.
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17.  Manufacturer-exporters  may  utilise  the  im- port  replenishment  entitlements  earned  against  the exports  effected  by  them  in  the  manner  indicated below:
(i)  By  transferring  the  import  replenishment licence  in  favour  of  the  State  Trading  Cor- poration,  the  Minerals  and  Metals  Trading Corporation,  or  an  eligible  Export  House, in  accordance  with  the  procedure  for  trans- fer  laid  down  in  paragraphs  24  and  25 below.

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(ii)  By  nominating  a  manufacturer/manufac- turers  for  receiving  the  import  replenish- ment  licence (s)  in  accordance  with  the pro- visions  for  nominations  Jaid  down  in  para- graphs  26  to  28  below.
port  House  is  registered," in  the  form  at  Annexure XXIII  of  Section  III.  The  quarterly  statement should  be  furnished  positively  by  the  15 th  July,  15th Oct.,  1973,  15th  January,  1974  and  15th  April,  1974 for  the  1st,  2nd,  3rd  and  4th  quarter  of  1973-74 respectively.
23.  Details  of  the  Scheme  for  the  grant  of  import replenishment  licences  to  Eligible  Export  Houses  are given  in  Part  'C  of  this  Book.
Procedure for transfer of import replenishment  licences
(iii)  By  receiving  a  licence  in  their  own  name lor  whole  of  the  import  replenishment  or  a part  thereof  subject  to  the  'Actual  user' condition  for  the  utilisation  of  the  imported material  as  laid  down  in  Part  E  of  this Book.
(c)  Eligible Export Houses
18.  Eligible  export  houses  may  utilise  the  import replenishment  entitlements  earned  against  the  exports effected  by  them,  in  the  manner  indicated  below :—
(i)  By  receiving  licences  in  their  own  name  for whole  of  the  import  replenishment  or  a part thereof.
(ii)  By  nominating  a  manufacturer/manufac- turers  for  receiving  the  import  replenish- ment  licence(s)  in  accordance  with  the  pro- vision  for  nominations  laid  down  in  para- graphs  26  to  28  below.
24.  The  transfer  of  import  replenishment  licences to  which  merchant  exporters,  manufacturer-exporters and  nominee  manufacturers  are  eligible  under  the import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  in  favour of  the  STC,  or  the  MMTC,  or  an  Eligible Export  House,  will  be  regulated  in  terms  of sub-clause  5(3)  (i)  of  the  Imports  (Control)  Order, 1955.  In  the  case  of  licences  transferred  under  this provision,  a  suitable  endorsement  indicating  the transfer  will be  made  by  the licensing  authority  at  the back  of  the  licence.  The  licences  so  transferred  will be  sent  to  the  transferee  instead  of  the  licensee. The  detailed  procedure  for  transfer  of  licences  is given in  Part  'C  of  this  Book.  Release  Orders  cannot  be transferred  in  favour  of  an  Eligible  Export  House.
25.  Unless  otherwise  specified  it  will  not  be  open to  the  applicant  to  apply  for  transfer  in  respect  of only  a  part  of  his  import  replenishment.
Provisions for nomination
(iii)  By nominating their supporting  manufacturers to  enable  these manufacturers  to import jigs, tools  and  equipments  upto  specified  value limits  indicated  in  paragraph  45  below. The  procedure  to  be  followed  in  this  res- pect  is  laid  down  in  Part  E  of  this  Book.
19.  Import  licences  issued  to  Eligible  Export Houses  against  the  exports  made  by  them  will  be subject  to  the  condition  that  the  imported  goods  shall be  disposed  of  to  actual  users  engaged  in  export  pro- duction.  The  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  also  utilise the  imported  materials  for  export production  on  their own  account  in  the  manufacturing  establishments owned  by  others.
20.  The  condition  regarding  disposal  of  the  im- ported  goods  as  contained  in  the  preceding  paragraph shall  also  apply  to  the  goods  imported  by  an  Eligible Export  House  against  the  licences  transferred  in  its favour  by  a  merchant  exporter  or  manufacturer-ex- porter  or  a  nominee  manufacturer.
21.  Eligible  Export  Houses  will  also  be  granted initial  licences  and  supplementary  initial  licences  in accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  relevant  scheme to  enable  them  to  build  up  ready  stocks  of  imported materials  for  being  made  available  to  be  used  in  the production  of  export  products.
22.  Eligible  Export  Houses  shall  keep  an  account of  the  receipt  and  disposal  of  materials  imported against  their  own  licences  and  against  the  licences transferred  in  their  favour.  They  shall  furnish  quar- terly  statements  (in  duplicate)  to  the  Chief  Control- ler  of  Imports  & Exports  (E.P.  Division)  with  a  copy to  the  licensing  authority  with  whom  the  Eligible  Ex- 26.  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  a  manu- facturer/manufacturers  of  any  product  in  the  same 'category'  or  'product  group'  where  there  is  no 'category'  (as  explained  hi  the  'Notes'  at  the  begin- ning  of  Section  II)  to  which  exported  product belongs.  Nomination  may  also  be  made  in  favour  of a  manufacturer  of  a  part,  component  or  material used  in  the  manufacture  of  the  export  product  pro- vided  that  (a)  such  part,  component  or  material,  if exported,  would  have  qualified  for  import  replenish- ment  under  this  policy,  and  (b)  unless  specificially provided  otherwise,  it  falls  within  the  same  'product group'  to  which  the  exported  product  belongs.
27.  (i)  In  respect  of  certain  end-products,  nomi- nations  can  be  made  in  favour  of  manufacturers  of products  falling  outside  the  'product  group'  to  which the  exported  product  belongs.  In  such  cases,  suit- able  provisions  for  nominations  have  been  made under  Column  5  in  Section  II.  Nominations  in  these cases  may  be  made  only  to  the  extent  indicated  under Column  5  in  Section  II  and  in  conformity  with  other conditions  stipulated.
(ii)  For  the  purpose  of  determining  eligibility  of a  nominee  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  con- tained  in  paragraphs  26  and  27  (i)  above,  the  nomi- nee  manufacturer  should  possess  an  import  licence/ release  order  issued  to  him  under  Actual  Users  Policy for  the  period  1971-72  or  1972-73  for  the  import/ allotment  of  raw  materials  and  components  required in  the  manufacture  of  the  same  end-product,  on  the basis  of  which  he  is  claiming  nomination.

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(iii)  However,  in  exceptional  circumstances  the  re- quirement  of  production  of  A.U.  licence/A.U.  Release Order  in  accordance  with  para.  27  (ii)  above may  be waived  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports.
28.  (i)  In  cases  where  the  total  import  replenish- ment  due  to  a  Registered  Exporter  against  the  export of  items  falling  within  a  product  'category'  or  'pro- duct  group'  where  there  is  no  'category'  is  less  than Rs.  2,000  in  value,  it  will  be  permissible  for  him to  transfer  the  quantum  of  such  replenishment  to  a manufacturer/manufacturers  nominated  in  respect  of other  exports  effected  by  him  during  the  same  period, provided  the  quantum  of  replenishment  earned  on these  exports  exceeds  Rs.  2,000  in  value.
(ii) -A  merchant  exporter  of  any  of  the  products listed  in  para.  16  above  desiring  to  have  replenish- ment  licence  in  his  own  name  will  also  be  eligible to  club  the  replenishment  due  to  him  on  exports  of products  other  than  those  in  para.  16  with  the  re- plenishment  admissible  on  his  exports  of  products listed  in  para.  16,  provided  the  replenishment  due  on exports  of  the  former  products  is  less  than  Rs.  2,000 in  value.
' (iii)  Items  covered  by  an  actual  user  licence  held by  the  same  industrial  unit,  as  provided in  paragraph  38  below.
(iv)  Other items not covered by  (i)  to  (iii)  above, as  provided  in  paragraph  39  below.
31.  Column  4  in  Section  II  indicates  against  the export  products,  the  items  which  may  be  allowed  for import  and  the  extent  to  which  they  may  be  allowed in  the  case  of  licences  to  be  issued  on  or  after  the 1st  April,  1973.  In  the  event  of  any  amendment made  in  the  permissible  list  of  items  or  in  respect  of the  face  value restrictions,  such  amendment  will apply to  the  licences  issued  on  or  after  the  date  of  the amendment.  Requests  for  endorsement  of  these items  in  respect  of  replenishment  licences  already issued  will  be  considered,  provided  such  licences  are valid  at  the  time  of  making  such  requests.  No  re- validation  of  the  licences  will  be  allowed  on  this account.
Value  limit for nomination
29.  (i)  Units in  the  Small  Scale Sector  and  Non- D.G.T.D.  Units:—The  value  of  nominations  made during  1973-74  in  favour  of  SSI  Units  and  Non-D.G. T.D.  Units  in  terms  of  paras.  26  and  27 (i)  above should  not  exceed  ten  times  the  value  of  the  A.U. licences/Release  Orders  obtained  by  the  Unit  for 1971-72  or  1972-73.
(ii)  D.G.T.D.  Units.—In  the  case  of  such  Units, the  nominations  during  1973-74,  should  not  be  ac- quired  for  a  value  which  would  enable  them  to  pro- duce  goods  beyond  their  licenced/authorised  capacity.
(iii)  The  A.U.  licence  referred  to  in  (i)  above should  relate  to  the  manufacture  of  the  same  end- product  on  the  basis  of  which  nomination  has  been claimed  in  terms  of  paras.  26  and  27 (i)  above.
(iv)  Any  violation  of  the  above  provisions  will render  the  Registered  Exporter  and  his  nominee  liable for  adjustment  of  the  excess  value  of  nomination against  future  entitlement  of  the  exporter  or  his  no- minee.  This  will  be  without  prejudice  to  any  other action  that  the  licensing  authority  may  take  under  the Imports  &  Exports  (Control)  Act,  1947  or  orders issued  thereunder  from  time  to  time.
32.  Where  an  item  of  import  permissible  at  the time  of  export  is  no  longer  permissible  at  the  time of  issue  of  the  licence  and  where  denial  of  import has  significant  impact  on  the  cost  of  the  product, requests  for  the  grant  of  a  licence  to  import  such an  item  may  be  considered,  subject  to  conditions  as deemed  appropriate  by  the  licensing  authority.  This facility  may  also  be  extended  to  items  permissible  at the  time  of  tendering,  but  no  longer  permissible  at the  time  of  issue  of  the  licence  in  cases  involving high  value  contracts  against  public  tenders  and  turn- key  jobs.
33.  In  the  case  of  registered  contracts  referred  to in  paragraphs  56  to  64  below,  the  items  of  import may  be  allowed  as  permissible  on  the  date  of  the contract  or  on  the  date  of  tender  in  the  case  of contracts  concluded  in  pursuance  of  public  tenders of  foreign  governments  and  foreign  public  utilities.
34.  A  manufacturer-exporter  or  a  manufacturer nominated  on  the  basis  of  his  being  a  manufacturer of  any  of  the  products  appearing  under  the  same "category"  or  "product  group"  where  there  is  no category,  to  which  the  exported  product  belongs, may  be  allowed  to  import  items  shown  as  permissi- ble  against  the  particular  exported  product  in  column 4  in  Section  II,  provided  they  are  required  for  actual use.
Items  permissible for  import
30.  The  following  items  may  be  allowed  to  be imported  against  replenishment  licences  issued  under the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters:—
(i)  Items  listed  under  Col.  4  in  Section  II  as
provided  in  paragraphs  31  to  35  below.
(ii)  Items not mentioned  under  col. 4 but used in the  manufacture  of  the  exported  product  or for  the  production  of  a  part,  component  or material  used  in  the  manufacture  of  the exported  product,  as  provided  in  para- graphs  36  and  37  below.
35.  (i)  A  manufacturer  nominated  on  the  ground of  his  being  a  manufacturer  of  a  part,  component or  material  used  in  the  exported  product  may  be allowed  to  import  the  items  shown  as  permissible in  Col.  4  Section  II  against  such  part,  component  or material.
(ii)  A  manufacturer  nominated  in  terms  of para  27(i)  above  may  be  allowed  to  import  the  items shown  as  permissible  in  col.  4  In  Section  II  against the  specific  product  as  a  manufacturer  of  which  he has  been  nominated.

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36.  Where  no  import  item  has  been  mentioned under  Col.  4  in  Section  II  against  an  export  product, and  the  import  replenishment  licence  is  applied  for (a)  in  the  name  of  a  merchant  exporter  in  cases covered  by  sub-paragraphs  15(i)  and  15(iii)  above, or  (b)  in  the  name  of  a  manufacturer-exporter  in cases  covered  by  sub-paragraph  17(i)  above,  or  (c) in  the  name  of  an  eligible  Export  House  in  cases covered  by  paragraph  18(i)  above,  applications  may be  considered  for  the  import  of  items  required  for the  manufacture/packing  of  the  exported  product  or for  the  production  of  a  part,  component  or  material used  in  the  manufacture  of  the  exported  product,  in consultation  with  technical  authorities  concerned,  if such  items  are  permissible  in  terms  of  the  import policy  in  force.
37.  Where  no  import  item  has  been  mentioned under  Col.  4  in  Section  II  against  an  export  product, and  the  import  replenishment  licence  is  applied  for in  the  name  of  a  manufacturer-exporter  or  in  the name  of  a  manufacturer  nominated  by  a  registered exporter/oligible  Export  House  in  cases  covered  by sub-paragraph  15  (ii),  17  (ii),  17  (iii)  and  18  (ii) above,  applications  may  be  considered  for  the  im- port  of  items  (a)  permissible  to  actual  users  in  terms of  the  import  policy  in  force  and  recommended  by the  sponsoring  authority,  and  (b)  required  for  the manufacture  of  the  exported  product  or  for  the  pro- duction  of  a  part,  component  or  material  used  in the  manufacture  of  the  exported  product.
38.  (1)  With  a  view  to  providing  greater  flexibility to  actual  users  (scheduled  and  non-scheduled  industries including  small  scale)  in  the  utilization  of  foreign  ex- change,  actual  users  holding  import  replenishment licences  (except  Advance/Imprest  licence)  for  raw materials,  components  and  spares  issued  to  them under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters  may Utilize  such  licences  for  Import  of  items  covered  by their  licences  for  raw  materials  and  components  issued to  them  under  the  import  policy  for  actual  users,  sub- ject  to  the  following  conditions:—
(i)  The  item  to  be  imported  is  covered  by  an actual  user  licence  held  by  the  same  indus- trial  unit.
(ii)  The  item  to  be  imported  is  covered  by  the actual  user  licence  on  the  date  of  opening of  irrevocable  letter  of  credit.
(iii)  The  actual  user  licence  in  question  should pertain  to  any  of  the  three  licensing  periods namely,  April—March  1972  or  April— March  1973  or  April—March  1974,  even though  the  validity  period  of  the  licence  may have  expired.
(iv)  The  Actual  Users  licence  should  pertain  to the  product  group  for  which  the  REP  licence has  been  issued.  (For  example,  if  the  REP licence  has  been  issued  against  the  export of  Engineering  Goods,  the  A.U.  licence should  atso  be  for  the  manufacture  of  the Engineering  Goods).
(v)  The  kern  imported  is  not  partially  or  fully canalized  or  banned  in  terms  of  the  import policy  for  actual  users  in  force  on  the  date of  opening  of  irrevocable  letter  of  credit.
(vi)  The  item  to  be  imported  is  not  subject  to any  value  or  quantitative  restriction  in  terms of  the  import  policy  for  actual  users  in iforce  on  the  date  of  opening  of  irrevocable letter  of  credit,  even  though  the  item  may have  been  allowed  without  such  restriction on  the  actual  user  licence.
(vii)  The  import  of  spare  parts  will  not  be  allow-
ed  under  this  facility.
(viii)  The  import  of  stainless  steel  sheets/plates/ circles/strips  of  any  specifications  and  stain- less  steel  bars/rods  and  stainless  ^teel  of any  sections  as  well  as  stainless  steel  in  any other  semi-finished  form  and  import  of items  licensable  under  the  import  policy  in force  on  the  date  of  opening  of  irrevocable letter  of  credit  subject  to  production  of  non- availability  certificate  from  indigenous  pro- ducers,  placement  of  firm  orders  on indigenous  producers,  will  not  be  allowed to  be  imported  under  this  facility.
(ix)  The  import  of  milk  powder,  man-made  fibres and  yam  (cellulose  and  non-cellulose),  poly- ethylene,  PVC  resin  and  cellulose  acetate butyrate  moulding  powder  and  plasticisers will  not  be  allowed  under  this  facility.
(x)  The  imports  to  be  made  on  the  basis  of  the actual  user  licence  shall  be  allowed  within the  overall  value  of  the  import  replenish- ment  licence  issued  to  the  licensee  industrial unit  under  the  import  policy  for  Register- ed  Exporters.
(xi)  The  import  of  components  appearing  m Appendix  40  of  Volume  I  of  the  Red  Book and  the  parts  thereof  and  other  components not  listed  in  that  Appendix  will  be  allowed under  this  facility  provided  such  compo- nents  and  parts  thereof  are  covered  by  an Actual  Users  licence  pertaining  to  the  same licensing  period  in  which  the  shipment  is made  or  an  un-expired  A.U.  Licence  per- taining  to  the  immediately  preceding period.  (Restrictions  regarding banned  and restricted  items  indicated  in  sub-paras (v)  &  (vi)  above  will  not  apply  to  these imports),
(xii)  The  import  of  items  which  appear  in  the replenishment  licence  with face  value restric- tions  will  not  be  allowed  under  this  facility.
Note  :—For  the  purpose  of paragraphs  38(1)  (ii), (v), (vi)  nnd  (viii)  above  wherever  import  is  made  by not  opening  irrevocable  letter  of  credit,  the  date  of shipment  will  be  the  crucial  date.

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(2)  Import  licences  issued  to  actual  users  for  the import  of  raw materials, components  and  spares  under the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters  will  auto- matically  be  valid  lor  utilisation  in  the  manner  indi- cated  in  sub-para  (1)  of  this  paragraph.  It  will  not be  necessary  for  the  licensee  to  obtain  a  specific  en- dorsement  from  the  licensing  authority  for  this purpose.  At  the  time  oE clearance,  the  licensee  shall be  inquired  to  produce  to  the  Customs  authorities  the necessary  evidence  to  enable  them  to allow  the  import of  items  permissible  in  terras  of  sub-para  (1)  of  this paragraph.
(3)  The  facility  provided  in  this  para  can  be availed  of  even  in  respect  of  replenishment  licences issued  prior  to  1st  April,  1973.
39.  Requests  tor  import  of  items  other  than  those covered  by  paragraphs  31  to  37  above  will  be  con- sidered  in  the  following  cases:—
(a)  Items  recommended  by  sponsoring  autho- rities  will  be  considered  on  merits  in  con- sultation  with  the  technical  authorities  con- cerned  in  the  case  of  licences  to  be  issued for  utilisation  by  Manufacturer-exporters  or manufacturers  nominated  by  registered  ex- porters/eligible  Export  Houses.
(b)  Items  appearing  in  an  Actual  User  licence for  raw  materials  and  components  issued  to the  same  industrial  unit  for  April 1971— March  1972,  April  1972—March  1973 or April  1973—March  1974  licensing  period will  be  considered  in  the  case  of  licences to  be  issued  for  utilisation  by  manufac- turer-exporters  or  manufacturers  nominat- ed  by  registered  exporters/eligible  Export Houses,  provided  that  such  items  cannot  be imported  by  the  licensee  under  Para  38 above, being items  subject  to value or  quan- titative  restriction  or  the  items  licensabie  on production  of  non-availabiiity  certificates from  indigenous  producers  in  terms  of  the import  policy  for  actual  users  in  force.  For the  purpose  of  operation  of  this  para,  the Release  Orders  for  raw  materials  and  com- ponents  issued  on  or  after  1-4-71  under  the A. U.  Policy  to  the  same  Industrial  Unit would  also  be  treated  at  par  with  the  A.U. licence  except  in  the  case  of  the  following items:—
(i)  Polyethylene,
(ii)  P.  V.  C.  Resins.
(iii)  Cellulose  Acetate,  butyrate  moulding
powder,
(iv)  Raw  Silk.
(v)  Mercury.
(vi)  Gelatine Capsules,
(vii)  Plasticisers  all sorts.
(viii)  Raw  Wood/Wool  Tops/Shoddy  Wool/
Woollen  Rags.
(ix)  Nylon  Moulding  Powder,
(x)  Tinplate  waste/waste.
(xi)  Stainless  steel  sheets,  strips,  circles &
Plates.
(xii)  Milk  Powder.
(xiii)  Man-made  Fibre & Yarn  (Cellulose  and
Non-cellulose).
The  items  other  than  the  above  13  items,  ap- plied for  on the basis of Release Orders will, however,  be  allowed  only  through  Release Orders  on  the  canalizing  agency  and  no  dir- ect  import  thereof  will  be  permitted.  No release  Orders  will  be  issued  in  regard  to the  above  13  items  under  the  REP  entitle- ments on  the basis  of  Actual  Users licences/ Release  Orders  of  the  applicant  where  re- quests  in  this  regard  are  made  under  this para.
(_c)  For  purposes  of  operation  of  para  39(b) above,  the  actual  Users  licence  should  per- tain  to  the product  group for  which  the REP licence  has  been  issued.  For  example,  if the  REP  licence  has  been  issued  against the  export  of  Engineering  Goods,  the  A.U. licence  should  also  be  for  the  manufacture of  the  Engineering  Goods.
40.  Requests  for  import  of  items  in  accordance with  para  39  (a)  and  (b)  above  will  be  considered  by the  licensing  authorities  subject  to  the  following  con- ditions :—
(a)  Import  may  be  allowed  only  in  respect  of items  permissible  to  actual  users  according to  the  current  import  policy  (j.e.  if  they have been shown in Volume I  of  the currerit Import  Trade Control  Policy  as "AU",  "AU on  restricted  basis",  or  "AU  for  export  pro- duction  only').  If  any  such  item  is  shown as  "AU  on  restricted  basis"  or  "AU  for export  production  only",  it  may  be permit- ted  up  to  10  per  cent  of  the  face  value  of the  replenishment  licence  subject  to  a maximum  of  Rs. 40,000  in the case of items licensabie  on  restricted  basis  and  a  maxi- mum  of  Rs.  10,000  in  respect  of  items licensabie  for  export  production  only. The  items,  which  are  not  permissible  to actual  users,  may  also  be  allowed  up  to  5 per  cent  of  the  face  value  of  the  replenish- ment  licence,  provided  that  the  value  of  a single  item  so  allowed  does  not  exceed Rs.  10,000/-  and  provided  further  the item(s)  in  question  is/are  required  in  the manufacture  of  the  exported  product.
(b)  Import  of  components  appearing  in  Appen- dix  40  of  Vol.  I  of  the  Red  Book  and  the parts  thereof  and  other  components  not listed  in  that  Appendix  may  be  allowed  on the  basis  of  the  Actual  Users  licence  issued to the same Industrial Unit for  April, 1971—. March  1972,  April,  1972—March,  1973 or  April,  1973—March,  1974.

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(c)  In  the  case  of  steel  items,  the  conditions and  restrictions  as  applicable  to  actual users  in  terms  of  the  Import  Policy  in  force will  apply,  such  as  the  condition  regarding production  of  non-availability  certificate from  indigenous  producers/the  placement of  firm  orders  on  indigenous  producers.
(d)  The  items  mentioned  below  shall  not  be
allowed  to  be  imported :
Stainless  Steel  Sheets,  Strips.  Circles and  Plates,  Bars/Rods  and  Stainless Steel of  all  sections  as  well as  Stainless Steel  in  any  other  semi-finished  form, Milk Powder, Man-Made Fibre & Yarn (Cellulose  &  Non-Cellulose),  Poly- ethylene,  P.V.C.  Resins,  Cellulose Acetate  Butyrate  Moulding  Powder and  Plasticisers  all  Sorts.
(ii)  In  the  case  of  any  canalised  items  where such  items  arc  claimed  on  the  basis  of  AU licence/AU  Release  Order  or  on  the  re- commendation  of  the  sponsoring  authority in  which  case  only  release  orders  will  be issued  as  provided  in  paragraphs  41  and 42(i)  above.
(iii)  In  tho  case  of  licences  acquired  by  transfer
by  Eligible  Export  Houses;  and
(iv)  In  the  case  of  iron  &  steel,  the  import  of which  is  canalised  through  Hindustan  Steel Ltd.,  and  MMTC.
(iii)  In cases where direct imports of canalised items may  be  permitted  as  indicated  above,  the  importers shall  be  required  to  furnish  particulars  of  the  imports to  the  canalising  agency  concerned  within  30  days from  the  date  of  clearance  of  the  goods  through  the customs,  in  the  proforma  annexed  to  this  Part.
Canalised items—Issue of  release orders to Register-
ed  Exporters
41.  Where  a  registered  exporter  or  his  nominee  is eligible  for  a  licence  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters,  for  an item  the  import  of  which is  canalised  through  a  public  sector  agency  in  terms of  the  current  import  policy,  the  licensing  authority will  issue  'REP  release  order'  in  respect  of  such  an item,  instead  of  issuing  REP  licence.  The  REP release order  will make it  possible  for  the  registered exporter  or his nominee,  as the case may be, to  obtain his  requirements  according  to  the  release  order  from the  canalising  agency  at  the  international  price  plus reasonable incidental charges.
43.  Apart  from  the  items,  the  import  of  which is  canalised  through  public  sector  agencies,  these agencies  have  organised  bulk  imports  of  certain  other raw  materials  for  distribution  to  the  holders  of  re- plenishment  licences  issued  under  the  Import  Policy for  Registered  Exporters.  The  Industrial  Raw Materials  Assistance  Centre  (IRMAC),  which  has been  set  up  in  the  STC,  can  be  approached  by them  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.
Supply  of  indigenous materials at  international prices
42.  (i)  Where, in  terms  of  the  policy  laid  down,  an import  replenishment  licence  issued  to  a registered  ex- porter  is transferred,  on his request, in  favour  of  an eligible  Export  House,  the  release  order  in  respect of  the  items  the  import  of  which  has  been  canalised through  a  public  sector  agency,  will  be  issued  on  the canalising  agency  in  the  name  of  the  eligible  Export House.
(ii)  Notwithstanding  the  provisions  made  in  para- graphs  41  and  42(i)  above,  a  registered  exporter  or his  nominee  will  be  allowed  to  import  a  canalised item  by  issue  of  a  licence  in  the  name  of  canalising agency  with  a  letter  of  authority  in  favour  of  the party,  provided  such  item  is  permissible  under column  4  of  Section  II  of  this  book  against  the  pro- duct  exported  or  against  any  part,  component  or  raw material  used  in  the  manufacture  of  the  product  ex- ported,  as  permissible  in  accordance  with  the  normal policy.  This  facility  of  such > direct  import  will  not be  permitted  in  the  cases  indicated  below:—
(i)  In  the  case  of  the  following  items :—
(a)  Copper. (b)  Mutton  Tallow. (c)  Raw  Wool/Wool  Tops. (d)  Shoddy  Wool/Woollen  Rags. (e)  Stainless  Steel. (f)  Raw film.
44.  The  Government  of  India  have issued  a Scheme for  the  supply  of  certain  plastics  raw  materials  and other  materials  at  international  prices  by  the indigenous  producers,  for  export  production.  These materials,  even  if  specifically  mentioned  in  Col.  4  of Section  II,  will  not  be  allowed  to  be  imported,  save in  the  exceptional  circumstances  mentioned  in  the Scheme.  The  indigenous  suppliers  of  such  materials will  be  entitled  to  avail  of  the  following  facilities  in respect  of  supplies  made  by  them  to  the  holders  of Release  Orders  issued  under  the  Import  Policy  for Registered  Exporters  :—
(i)  Import  of  materials  permissible  to  the indigenous  suppliers  as  a  nominee  manufac- turer  of  the  raw  material  used  in  the manufacture  of  the  exported  product  under the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters;
(ii)  adjustment  against  the  export  obligation,  if any,  imposed  on  the  indigenous  supplier under  a  C.  G.  licence/Industrial  licence.
(iii)  counting  the  supplies  as  exports  for  pur- poses  of  grant  of  Eligibility  Certificate  to a  manufacturing  Export  House;  and
(iv)  counting  the  supplies  as  exports  for  the grant  of  priority  certificate  under  the  A.  U. policy.

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Import  of  Jigs,  Tools  and  equipment  against  REP
entitlements.
45.  (i)  An  import  licence issued  to  a  manufacturer exporter  or  a  manufacturer  nominated  by  Registered Exporter/Eligible  Export  House  may,  on  request,  be made  valid  for  :—
(a)  an  amount  not  exceeding  20%  of  the F.O.B.  value  of  exports  or  Rs.  2  lakhs, whichever  is  less  for  import  of  jigs,  tools and  equipment  for  packing  and  tagging except  staples  and  stapling  machines,  as recommended  by  the  sponsoring  authorities;
(b)  an  amount  not  exceeding  20%  of  the F.O.B. value  of  exports  or  Rs.  4  lakhs  whichever is  less  for  import  of  testing  instruments  and equipment  as  recommended  by  the D.G.T.D.;
(c)  requests  for  import  of  testing  instruments and  equipment  for  packing  and  tagging from  Merchant  Exporters/Eligible  Export Houses  may  also  be  considered  for  an amount  not  exceeding  5%  of  the  value  of licence  or  Rs.  25,000  whichever  is  less, per  annum;  and
(d)  an  amount  not  exceeding  50%  of  the  value of  the  licence  or  Rs.  3  lakhs,  whichever is  less,  for  import  of  plant  and  machinery required  for  replacement,  balancing, modernisation,  or  research  and  develop- ment,  provided  that  the  import  of  plant  and machinery  is  approved  by  the  D.G.T.D. and  the  appropriate  Capital  Goods  Com- mittee  and  provided  further  that  this facility  is  not  availed  of  more  than  twice in  any  financial  year.  (These  value  limits may  be  relaxed  in  the  case  of  a  manufac- turer-exporter  of  Fish  and  Fish  Products for  import  of  machinery  items  like  trawlers, plate  freezers,  marine  engines  other  grad- ing  and  processing  machinery,  brine  freezers, sorting,  filleting  machinery  and  fish  meal plant  machinery  on  the  basis  of  the  recom- mendations  of  the  sponsoring  authority concerned,  on  the  condition  that  the  value in  excess  of  the  prescribed  limits  would  be set  off  against  the  party's  future  replenish- ment  for  machinery  items.)
Under  this  provision  a  manufacturer  may  seek  the import  of  machinery  items  by  combining  more  than one  valid  licence.  He  can  also  use  this  facility  for applying  for  the  import  of  machinery  required  for  the manufacture  of  any product  within  the  'product group' to  which  the  product  exported  belongs.
Requests  for  the  import  of  plant  and  machinery will  be  considered  only  if  these  are  accompanied  by an  essentiality  certificate  issued  by  the  sponsoring authority  concerned  certifying  the  quantity  and  value of  tho  machinery  items  applied  for.
(ii)  Within  the  value  limits  indicated  in  Para  45(i) (d)  above,  the  import  of  the „ following  appliances/ items  may  be  allowed  to  a  manufacturer-exporter, subject  to  the  condition  that  such  appliances/items will  be  for  his  actual  use.
(a)  a  maximum  of  two  electric  typewriter!,  two electrically-operated  calculating  machines and  one  photocopying  machine,  and  photo- copying  paper  upto  Rs.  2,000  required for  photocopying  machine,  once  in  three years  to  a  manufacturer-exporter  with  an aggregate  export  performance  of  over Rs.  10  lakhs  (f.o.b.)  during  the  preceding three  policy  years;  /
(b)  a  maximum  of  two  electric  typewriters,  two electrically-operated  calculating  machines and  one  photocopying  machine,  and  photo- copying  paper  upto  Rs.  2,000  required for photocopying machine, once in a financial year  to  a  manufacturer-exporter  with  an annual  export  performance  of  over  Rs.  10 lakhs  (f.o.b.);  and
(c)  a  maximum  of  four  electric  typewriters, four  electrically-operated  calculating  mach< ines  and  two photocopying  machines, photo- copying  paper  upto  Rs.  4,000  required for  photocopying  machine  and  one  dicta- phone  of  the  value  of  not  more  than Rs.  3,500  once  in  a  financial  year  to  a manufacturer-exporter  with  an  annual  ex- port  performance  of  Rs.  50  lakhs  or  above (f.o.b.);
(iii)  For  the  purpose  of  computing  the  export figures of  a  manufacturer-exporter,  the  exports  made through  a  sole  selling  agent/STC  may  ab>o be  taken into  account  provided  that:—
(a)  the  sole  selling  agent/STC  nominates  the manufacturer  to  receive  the  import  reple- nishment  licence  against  the  exports  in question;
(b)  that  the  nominee-manufacturer  furnishes  a declaration  along  with  the  application  to the  effect:—
(i)  that  the  sole  selling  agent  is  the  sole  sell- ing  agent  of  the  nominee  manufacturer; (ii)  that  the  exports  made  by  the  sole  selling agent/STC  for  the  products  manufac- tured  by  the  nominee  manufacturer  are more  than  Rs.  10  lakhs  or  Rs.  50  lakhs (f.o.b.),  as  the  case  may  be;  (This  may be  certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant); (iii)  that  the  same  exports  have  not  already been  taken  into  account  for  the  purpose of  import  of  these  equipments, (iv)  A  registered  exporter  of  any  of  the  products shown  in  Section  II,  even  though  not  a  manufacturer- exporter,  may  also  be  allowed  the  facility  of  import- ing  electric  typewriters,  electrically  operated  calcu- lating  machines  and  photocopying  machines  and photocopying  paper  upto  Rs.  2,000  or  Rs.  4,000 as  the  case  may  be,  required  for  photocopying  mach- ine  and  one  dictaphone  of  the  value  of  not  more than  Rs.  3,500  in  accordance  with  the  provisions of  sub-para  45(ii)  above  and  within  the  replenish- ment  due  on  his  exports.  The  value  availed  of  for the  import  of  these  appliances/items  will  be  set-off against  the  admissible  replenishment.

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(v;  Within  the  value  limits  of  10  per  cent  for import  of  permissible  items  of  machinery  and  equip- ment,  testing  apparatus,  tools  and  implements  indict led  in  column  4  against  the  product  group  "S-Gem and  Jewellery"  in  Section  II  of  this  Book,  the  facility for  import  of  electric  typewriters  etc.,  as  provided  in Paragraph  45 (ii)  above  will  also  be  applicable  to  the exporters  of  Gem  and  Jewellery.
gramme  of  export,  he  may  apply  for  the  grant  of  an 'Imprest'  liceWe  or  lor  the  issue  of  an  'Imprest'  re- lease  order  on  a  canalising  agency  for  import/supply of  materials,  components  and  parts  for  meeting  the requirements  of  phased  export  programme.  Re- quests  for  such  licences  will  be  considered  on  merits.
50.  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  also  apply  for the  grant  of  Imprest  licences/release  orders  on  behalf of  registered  manufacturer-exporters  associated  with them.
'On Account' licences
(vi)  Within  the  face  value  of  the  REP  licence, Registered  Exporters  who  have  been  allowed  import of  Photocopying  Machines  in  terms  of  the  provisions contained  in  para  45(ii),  45(iv)  and  45(v)  above, may  also  be-allowed  import  of  'Toner  & Dispersant' upto  a  value  of  Rs.  700/-  per  annum,  for  photo- copying  purposes.
\\/n)  Requests  for  import  of  one  electric  typewriter will  also  be  considered  from  exporters  of  products which  are  not  covered  by  the  Registered  Exporters Policy  provided  their  export  performance  is  Rs.  15 lakhs  (f.o.b.)  and  above  during  the  preceding financial  year.  If  the  export  performance  of  such exporters  is  Rs.  30  lakhs  (f.o.b,)  and  above  during the preceding financial year,  requests for  import  of one Photocopying  Machine  and  Photocopying  paper  upto Rs.  2,000/-  will  also  be  considered.
51.  (i)  Applications  for  the  grant  of  'On  Account' import  licences/release  orders  will  be  entertained from  established  registered  manufacturer-exporters having  a  minimum  export  performance  of  niors than  Rs.  10  lakhs  (f.o.b.)  or  Rs.  one  lakh  (f.o.b.) in  the  case  of  SSI  units  during  the  year  1972-73 in  respect  of  export  products  covered  by  the  im- port  policy  for  registered  exporters  in  the  following product  groups:—
Import  of  spare parts against REP  Licences
46.  Manufacturer-exporters  or  manufacturers  no- minated  by  registered  exporters/eligible  Export Houses  may  utilise  their  import  licences  for  raw materials  and  components  issued  under  the  import policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  for  the  import  of permissible  spare  parts  upto  10  per  cent  of  the  face value  of  the  licence  subject  to  the  conditions  and restrictions  contained  in  paragraph  84  of  the  Import Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure 1973-74  as* amended  from  time  to time.
(i)  Engineering  goods. (ii)  Chemicals  and  allied  products, (iii)  Plastics, (iv)  Processed  Foods. (v)  Handicrafts. (vi)  Ready-made  garments  (other  than  ready-
made  garments  of  natural  silk),
(ii)  If  a  manufacturer's  products  arc  exported through  a  sole  selling  agent,  such  exports  may  be taken  into  account  in  determining  the  manufacturer's eligibility  for  an  "On  account"  licence  provided  the following  conditions  are  fulfilled:—
(a)  that  the  entire  exports  of  the  manufacturer
are  routed  through  the  sole  selling  agent;
Issue  of  'Advance',  'Imprest'  and  'On  Account'
licences to Registered Exporters
47.  Import  replenishment  licences  are  normally issued  to  registered  exporters  after  the  exports  have been  made.  However,  in  order  to  facilitate  timely supply  of  goods  to  overseas  buyers,  the  licensing authorities  may  consider  applications  for  import replenishment  licences  before  the  exports  take  place- Such  licences  are  of  the  following  types  :—
(i)  Advance  licences, (ii)  Imprest  licences, (iii)  On  Account  licences.
(b)  that  there  is  an  irrevocable  sole  selling agency  agreement  between  the  manufac- turer  and  the  sole  selling  agent  for  the export  of  products  manufactured  by  the former  and  the  agency  agreement  is  valid for  a  period  of  one  year  at  least  from  the date  of  submission  of  the  application  for grant  of  an  "on  account"  licence;  and
'Advance' licences
48.  Applications  from  registered  exporters  for the  grant  of  advance  import  licence  or  C.C.P.  or  for the  issue  of  an  advance  release  order  on  a  canalising agency  for  import/supply  of  materials,  components and  parts  required  for  production  to  meet  specific export  orders,  will  be  considered  on  merits. 'Imprest"  licences
49.  Where  a  registered  manufacturer-exporter  is not  in  a  position  to  produce  evidence  of  a  firm export  order  but  has  an  organised  and  phased  pro- (c)  that  either  it  is  a  condition  in  the  agency agreement  or  the  sole  selling  agent  gives an  undertaking  that  he  will  nominate  only that  manufacturer  whose  products  he  is exporting  for  grant  qf  import  replenishment licences  under  the  import  policy  for  regis- tered  exporters.
(iii)  A  manufacturer  exporter  wishing  to  apply  for the grant  of  an  "On  Account  Licence/Release  Order" on  the  above  basis  should,  in  addition  to  the  other prescribed  documents,  enclose  with  his  application, the  original  copy  of  the  sole  selling  agency  agreement together  with  a  photostat  copy  thereof  as  well  as  the undertaking  referred  to  in  para  (ii)(c)  above.
 
52. On Account licences/release  orders may be issued equal  to  50  per  cent  of  the  total  value  of  the  import

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replenishment  licences  (excluding  the  value  of  on account  licences/release  orders  or  imprest  licences) obtained  by  the  applicant  during  April  1972—March ]973  as  a  manufacturer-exporter  (and  not  as  a nominee)  in  respect  of  the  exports  of  the  products covered  by  the  aforesaid  product  groups.  However, in  respect  of  export  products  where  the  replenishment percentage  is  lower  than  the  one  prevalent  during the  period  April  1972—March  1973,  at  the  time  of giant  of  'on  account'  licence,  the  entitlement  for "on  account'  licence/release  order  will  be  determined on  the  presumptive  basis  at  the  lower  replenishment percentage  referred  to  above  instead  of  the  actual value  of  the  import  replenishment  licences  obtained during  April  1972—March  1973.
53.  The  items  allowed  to  be  imported  against  "On Account  Licences/release  orders"  will  be  those  for which  the  applicant  received  import  licences  for  raw materials,  components  and  parts  under  the  Import Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  and  also  as  an  actual user  during  April  1972—March  1973  and  which  are permissible  under  the  import  policy  for  April  1973— March  1974.  Specific  items  indicated  as  permissible against  the  relevant  exported  product  or  products  in column  4  or  Section  II  of  this  Policy  Book  may  also be  allowed  on  an  "On  Account  Licence/release order".
57.  The  contracts,  in  question,  should  be  got  regis- tered  with  authorised  dealers  in  foreign  exchange through  whom  the  relevant  exports  documents  are negotiated  within  30  days  from  the  date  oC  signing of  the  contracc.  The  procedure  for  registration  is contained  in  Part  E  of  this  Book.
58.  Once  a  contiact  has  been  registered,  the  regis- tered  exporter  will  be  eligible  for  claiming  import replenishment  at  the  same  percentage  and  for  the same  import  items  as  were  prevailing  on  the  date  of the  firm  contract,  provided  that  the  bank's  attested invoice  which  is  required  to  be  produced  for  the  pur- pose  of  claiming  import  replenishment,  bears  a  fur- ther  attestation  from  the  negotiating  bank  to  the  ettect that  the  export  etfected  under  the  said  invoice  is against  a  contract  registered  with  them,  quoting  regis- tration  No.  and  date  thereof.
59.  If  during  the  currency  of  the  registered  contract, there  is  an  increase  in  the  percentage  of  import  reple- nishment  from  a  particular  date,  the  benefit  of  such increase  will  also  be  allowed  against  the  exports  made in  the  execution  of  such  registered  contract  on  or after  the  said  date.
General
54.  The  value  of  'Advance'  and  'Imprest' licences/CCPs/release  ordeis  will  be  adjusted  against the  normal  import  replenishment  due  to  the  applicant in  accordance  with  the  terms  laid  down  in  each  case. The  value  of  'On  Account'  licences  will  be  adjusted in  4,  6  or  12  instalments  depending  on  whether  the manufacturer-exporter  makes  his  import  application for  replenishment  licences  on  a  quarterly,  two- monthly,  or  monthly  basis  under  the  import  policy lor  Registered  Exporters.  Such  licences/release  orders may  also  be  subject  to  other  conditions  as  may  be laid  down  by  the  licensing  authority.
55.  (i)  An  applicant  would  be  entitled  either  to an  "On  Account  licence/release  order"  or  an  imprest licence/release  order  and  he  cannot  normally  obtain both  these  types  of  licences  at  the  same  time  or  in succession  as  long as  the  value of  an earlier  capital  On Account/Imprest  licence/release  order  granted  to  him remains  unadjusted  either  wholly  or  partially.
(ii)  The  detailed  procedure  for  submission  of  appli- cations  for  the  grant  of  'advance'  and  'on  account'/ 'imprest  licenccs'/CCPs/Release  Orders  is  contained in  Part  E  of  this  book.
60.  The  benefit  of  allowing  import  replenishment at  the  percentage  prevailing  on  the  date  of  the  con- tract  will  be  admissible  only  if  the  change  in  per- centage  takes  place  after  the  date  of  the  contract which  has  been  duly  registered  in  accordance  with the  procedure  for  registration  laid  down.
61.  The  registered  exporter  will  be  eligible  to  claim import  replenishment  as  and  when the exports  are  made against  the  rigistered  contract.  He  should  submit his  import  applications  to  the  licensing  authority concerned  in  accordance  with  the  policy  and  proce- dure  laid  down  under  the  import  policy  for  registered exporters.
Registration  of  Export  Contracts
56.  In  order  to  provide  greater  stability  necessary for  the  growth  of  exports,  a  scheme  has  been  intro- duced  for  the  registration  of  contracts  involving  deli- veries  extending  over  a  period  of  not  less  than  six months.  In  respect  of  exports  made  in  the  execution of  such  registered  contracts,  the  exporters  will  be eligible  for  the  same  levels  of  support  in  respect  of import  replenishment  and  other  benefits  under  the import  policy  for  registered  exporters,  as  were  per- missible  on  the  date  of  such  contracts  with  overseas buyers.
62.  If  there  are  any  variations/modifications in  the  delivery  schedule  of  the  export  product  as given  originally  in  the  contract,  subsequent  to  its finalisation,  the  registered  exporter  should  produce necessary  documentary  evidence  along  with  the original  contract  to  the  bank  concerned  for  sending intimation  to  the  licensing  authority  concerned  in continuation  of  the  earlier  communication  with  which a  copy  of  the  contract  was  forwarded.  If,  as  a result  of  such  variations/modifications  in  the  terms of  the  contract,  the  delivery  schedule  is  reduced  to less  than  six  months,  the  registered  exporter  will  not be  entitled  to  claim  the  benefit  of  import  replenish- ment  at  the  percentage  or  for  import  items  prevail- ing  on  the  date  of  the  contract,  and  in  respect  of import  replenishment  licences  already  obtained  by him  at  the  higher  percentage  of  replenishment,  neces- sary  adjustment  will  be  carried  out  against  future import  licences  due  to  the  exporter.
63.  In  the  event  of  cancellation  of  the  contract, the  registered  exporter  should,  within  15  days,  re- quest  tfk;  bank  concerned  for  cancellation  of  the  con- tract.  The  bank  will,  in  turn,  send  an  intimation to  the  licensing  authority  concerned
 
64.  The  policy  and  procedure  stated  above  in  re- gard  to  the  registration  of  export  contracts  and  for

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the  grant  of  import  replenishment  licence*  againsf the  registered  contracts  will  apply  in  the  case  of public  tender  contracts  of  foreign  governments  and public  utilities,  with  the  following  modifications:—
(i)  The  prescribed  minimum  delivery  period  of six  months  will  be  waived  in  respect  of such  contracts,  and  contracts  having  a  less- er  delivery  period  will  also  be  registered if  otherwise  in  order;  and
(ii)  In  respect  of  such  contracts,  the  date  of  sub- mission  of  the  tender  will  be  taken  as  the crucial  date  for  determining  the  import  re- plenishment  due  (instead  of  the  date  of  the contract)  provided  there  is  no  price  varia- tion  between  the  date  of  submission  of  the tender  and  the  acceptance  of  the  same  and subject  to  other  conditions  laid  down. In  cases  where  there  is  a  variation  at  the time  of  acceptance  of  the  tender,  only  the later  date,  i.e.,  date  of  acceptance  of  the tender  will  be  the  crucial  date.
'actual  user'  condition  imposed  thereon.  No  nomi- nation  will  be  allowed.
70.  Exports  of  Gem  and  Jewellery  items  except those  covered  under  S.  No.  S.  6  in  Section  II  oi this  Book,  to  the  Rupee  Payment  Area  will  qualify for  the  grant  of  replenishment  licences  valid  for imports  only  from  the  Rupee  Payment  Area.
71.  In  order  to  increase  the  unit  value  of  exports of  cut  and  polished  diamonds  by  use  of  good  rough material,  the  re-export  of  imported  diamonds  may be  allowed  according  to  the  following  conditions:—
(i)  The  customs  attested  value  of  the  rejected diamonds  sought  to  be  re-exported  should not  exceed  Rs.  22.50  per  carat.
(ii)  The  re-export  does  not  exceed  in  value  10 per  cent  of  the  replenishment  licence  in each  case.
Applications by  head offices/branches
65.  Applications  for  import  licences,  including those  for  iron  and  steel  items,  should  be  made  in  the prescribed  form  and  manner  direct  to  the  licensing authority  concerned  within  whose  jurisdiction  the registered  office  in  the  case  of  the  Limited  Com- panies  and  the  head  office  in  the  case  of  other  regis- tered  exporters,  is  situated.
66.  It  will  be  open  to  a  branch  of  a  limited company  or  of  a  registered  exporter  to  apply  for  an import  replenishment  licence  against  the  exports effected  by  it,  direct  to  the  licensing  authority  con- cerned  within  whose  jurisdiction  the  branch  is  situat- ed,  provided  that  such  branch  is  separately  registered as  an  exporter  or  produces  evidence  to  the  effect that  the  registration  certificate  issued  to  the  Limited Company/Head  Office  is  also  valid  for  the  branch,  jn question.
(iii)  Re-exports  made  in  accordance  with  these provisions  will  be  eligible  for  import  re- plenishment  at  the  rate  of  100  per  cent  of the  value  minus  foreign  exchange  costs  of such  re-exports  of  uncut  diamonds  includ- ing  commissions  etc.  i.e.,  only  against  net receipt  of  foreign  exchange  after  meeting all  expenses  of  such  re-exports.
72.  A  provision  has  been  made  for  the  utilisation upto  a  certain  percentage  of  the  value  of  the  licence, for  the  import  of  permissible  items  of  machinery, equipment,  testing  apparatus,  tools  and  implements required  for  actual  use  in  the  Gem  and  Jewellery industry  as  may  be  certified  by  the  competent authority.
Gem  and Jewellery
67.  Applications  for  import  licences  will  be  made
direct  to  the  Licensing  Authority  concerned.
73.  A  provision  has  also  been  made  for  the grant  of  import  replenishment  against  sales  to  foreign tourists  by  Registered  Exporters  who  are  authorised money  changers  and  are  in  the  approved  list.  For the  purpose  of  import  replenishment,  all  sales of  Gem and  Jewellery  items  made  to  foreign  tourists  will qualify  where  payments  are  received  hi  the  manner permissible  under  the  authorised  money  changers licence.  In  case  of  personal  cheques  drawn  on banks  outside  India,  a  certificate  from  the  authorised dealer  in  foreign  exchange  to  the  effect  that  proceeds of  the  cheque  have  been  realised  should  be  produced indicating  thereon  the  date  of  realisation  as  well.  In all  other  cases,  a  certificate  that  the  cheques/cash  in foreign  currency  have  been  surrendered  to  the  Indian Exchange  Control  will  be  accepted.  Details  of  the policy  and  procedure  to  be  followed  hi  this  regard are  separately  given  in  Part  E  of  this  Book.
Handicrafts
68.  Applications  for  replenishment  licences  should be  made  by  Registered  Exporters  only  after  the  sale proceeds  of  exports  have  been  realised  and  surren- dered, to  the  Indian  Exchange  Control  except  in  the case  of  exports  made  on  conflrmed/out-right  sale basis in  which  case  the  normal  procedure  applicable  to other  export  products  will  be  followed.
69.  Import  licences  will  be  issued  only  in  the name  of  the  registered  exporter,  without  the  usual 74.  Sales  of  handicrafts  to  foreign  tourists  may be  considered  for  the  grant  of  import  replenishment licences.  Applications  in  such  cases  should  be made  directly  to  the  licensing  authority  concerned.

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Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  in  Kandla
Cinematograph films  {exposed)
Free Trade Zone
75.  Applications  for  release  of  raw stock/grant of licences  should  be  made  to  the  licensing  authority concerned  only  after  the sale  proceeds  against  exports have  been  realised  and  surrendered  to  the  Indian Exchange  Control.
76.  In  regard  to  the  replenishment  of  raw  stock permissible  against  the export  of  cinematograph films (exposed),  other  than  News  Films  and  T.V. films, release  orders  will  be  issued  on the STC for  supply of  the  permissible  raw  stock,  and  no  direct  import licences  will  be  granted.
77.  Requests  from  film  producers  may be  consi- dered  for  advance  allocation  of  colour  raw stock and other  requisites  for the production  of films for export.
83.  To ensure  uninterrupted  supply  of raw mate- rials  to  manufacturer-exporters  registered  with  the Development  Commissioner,  Kandla  Free  Trade Zone,  replenishment  licences  for raw materials,  inter- mediates  and  components  will  be  granted  subject  to the  following  conditions:—
(i)  Eligibility:  Only  manufacturer-exporters from  Kandla Free Trade Zone, holding valid Registration  Certificates  issued  by  tne Development  Commissioner,  Kandla  Free Trade  Zone,  will  be eligible  for  the benefit of  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered JAA- porten.
(ii)  Nominations: The provisions regarding nomi- nations/transfer  of  licences  as  laid  down in  this  policy  will  not  apply  to  exports made  from  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone.
Import  of samples by registered  exporters
78.  Samples  imported  by exporters  for  export pro- motion  purposes  will  be  exempt  from  I.T.C.  restric- tions, if such samples  are imported  against the blanket release  of  foreign  exchange  provided  by the Reserve Bank  of India  for  travel  abroad.
Import  oj  technical  samples  by  manufacturer-
exporters
79.  Manufacturer-exporters  can  import  technical samples  valued  up to Rs. 1000 c.ii. under  O.G.L. IV provided  these  are supplied  free  of  charge  by  foreign suppliers.
Import  of  samples by Export  Promotion Councils
80.  Export  Promotion  Councils  and  Eligible  Ex- port  Houses  can  also  import  technical  and  trade samples  under  O.G.L.  IV  upto  Rs.  1,000 c.i.f., sub- ject  to  the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  O.G.L.  IV. The  Customs  authorities  can  allow,  at  their  discre- tion,  clearance  of  such  samples  even  in  excess of Rs.  1,000 c.i.f.  provided  the foreign  supplier  bears the  freight  and insurance  charges.
81.  In cases  not covered  by paras '78 to 80 above, requests  from  registered  exporters  for  import  of sam- ples/Prototypes  upto  a  value  of  Rs. 5,000  (c.i.f.)  in each  case  will  be  considered  by the licensing  autho- rities  against  the  import  replenishment  licences  due to registered  exporters, on the recommendations  of the Export  Promotion  Councils/other  registering  autho- rities/Trade  Development  Authority.
82.  Applications  for  value  higher  than  Rs.  5,000 (c.i.f.)  will  also  be  considered  by the CCI&E, New Delhi,  on the recommendation  of the Export  Promo- tion  Councils  or  other  registering  authorities  con- cerned  in  consultation  with  the  technical  authority concerned.
(iii)  Grant of Advance  Licence:  Requests  for the grant  of  advance  import  licences  for im- port  of  materials  and  intermediates, com- ponents  and  parts  required  for  the first year  of  export  production,  will  be  con- sidered  on  merits.  Such  requests  should be  addressed  to  the  Development  Com- missioner,  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone  and will  be  received  by  the  Controller  of Im- ports  and Exports,  Kandla.  The materials imported  against  advance  licences  will  be treated  as buffer  stock.  Thereafter,  further licences  will  be  granted  only  against  ex- ports  actually  made.  No  advance  licence will,  however,  be  issued  to  the  manufac- turer-exporters  who have  set  up  industries in  the zone  on the basis  of an undertaking to  secure  import  of  raw materials  through their  own arrangement  of  foreign  exchange.
(iv)  Grant of 'On Account'  licences: Requests for grant  of  "on  account"  licences  from  units in  the Kandia  Free  Trade  Zone  for  import of  raw  materials  etc.,  will  be  considered without  insisting  on  the  minimum  export performance  of  Rs.  10  lakhs.  Requests for  grant  of  "On Account"  licence  would be  considered  in  accordance  with  the other  terms  and  conditions  laid  down  in paras  51 to 53. Such  'On Account'  licences will  be fully  adjusted  against  future  import replenishments due.
(v)  Permissible items  of  imports: The manufac- turer-exporters  may apply  for  the grant of import  licence  for  any items  actually re- quired  by them  for  the  manufacture  of export  products  on  their  furnishing  a declaration  to  t,hat  effect.  All  i{ems  ex- cept  those  banned  for  import  into  the Free Trade  Zone  will  be  allowed  under  this policy  as approved for each  party  on merits.

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Further  advice  in  this  regard  may  be  obtained from  the  Development  Commissioner,  Kandla  Free Trade  Zone,  Gandhidham.
(vi)  Applications  for  licence:  Applications  lor import  licence  should  be  made  in  the  pi es- cribed  from  to  the  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  New  Kandla.
Oil)  The  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone  Committee
will  fix  the  value  of  initial  licence  and  the rate  of  replenishment  on  unit-wise  basis  for the  registered  exporters  approved  for  setting up  industries  in  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone. The  Committee  would  also  indicate  speci- "  '  '  items  of  raw  materials  to  be ir  import  under  the  initial  licence plenishment  licences  to  be  issued lar  units  and  also  face  value restrictions  for  import  of  various  raw materials,  if  any.  In  cases  where  no  special rate  of  replenishment  is  fixed  by  the  Kandla Free  Trade  Zone  Committee,  the  rate  of replenishment  for  the  end  products  exported from  the  Zone  will  be  the  same  as  pres- cribed  in  Section  II.  Applications  for  fixa- tion  of  replenishment  rate  and  for  initial import  licences  should  be  addressed  to  the Development  Commissioner,  Kandla  Free Trade  Zone,  Gandhidham.
(viii)  (a)  Special  Rules  applicable  to  non-residents o]  Indian  origin  or  other  origins:  The licensing  policy  in  respect  of  Kandla  Free Trade  Zone  has  been  reviewed  and  it  has been  decided  in  regard  to  non-resident  of Indian  origin  or  of  other  origin  that  Customs Clearance  Permits  (CCPs)  will  be  issued freely  for  import  of  plant  and  machinery needed  for  setting  up  new  industries  lor manufacturing/converting  goods  for  export against  the  applicants'  own  foreign  exchange. In  such  cases  no  clearance  from  the  Direc- torate  General  of  Technical  Development from  the  angle  of  indigenous  availability would  be  necessary.  Eligible  applicants may  apply  to  the  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Kandla,  for  Customs  Clear- ance  Permits  through  the  Development Commissioner,  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone.
(b)  Tt  has  also  been  decided  that  if  a  product, the  import  of  which  is  permissible  according to  the  Import  Policy  in  force  is  mamiiac- tured  in  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone  such manufactured  goods  will  be  permitted  to  be sold  in  India  against  a  valid  '  General Currency  Area  import  licence.
(.ix)  Applications  for  import  of  capital  goods  into Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone  up  to  a  value  of Rs.  10  lakhs  will  be  considered  and  decided by  the  Kandla  Free  Trade  Zone  Committee. Applications  for  capital  goods  of  a  value higher  than  Rs.  10  lakhs  will  be  considered and  decided  by  the  main  C.G.  Committee in  the  normal  manner.  Applications  in  Uiis regard  may  be  submitted  through  the  Deve- lopment  Commissioner,  Kandla  Free  Trade Zone,  Gandhidham.
(x)  The  industries  located  in  Kandla  Free  Trade Zone  will  be  treated  at  par  with  priority industries  in  so  far  as  grant  of  import licences  for  spare  parts  is  concerned.  For working  out  the  entitlement  of  import  of spares,  the  same  procedure  as  given  in  para- graph  6  of  Section  I  of  Import  Trade Control  Policy  for  the  year  April  1973- Marcb,  1974  (Vol.  I)  will  apply.
Ad  hoc  licences  to  consultancy  firms
84.  Applications  for  the  grant  of  licences  trom technical  consultancy  firms  earning  foreign  exchange by  undertaking  technical  consultancy  work  for  foreign clients,  in  the  fields  of  civil  construction  and  manufac- turing  industries,  for  the  import  of  permissible  items of  design  and  drawing  office  equipment  and  instru- ments,  erection  and  installation  equipment,  tools  und accessories,  actually  required  and  not  indigenously available  will  be  considered,  on  merits,  on  an  ad  hoc basis.  The  value  of  such  licences  will  be  up  to  10% of  the  value  of  the  net  foreign  exchange  so  earned.
Ad  hoc  licences  to  design  engineering  firms.
85.  Applications  for  grant  of  licences  from  Design Engineering  firms  for  the  projects  undertaken  by  them abroad,  for  the  import  of  raw  materials,  components and  accessories  etc.  not  available  indigenously  re- quired  for  the  export  products  will  be  considered  on merits  against  foreign  exchange  earned  by  them  pro- vided  such  firms  are  registered  exporters.  The  value of  such  licences  will  be  as  per  the  replenishment admissible  against  the  export  products  in  Section  II.

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ANNEXURE  TO  PART  'B'
Statement  showing  the  particulars  of  direct  Import  In  respect  of  canalised  items  made  against  R.E.P.  Licences.
[Refer  Para  42(ii)  and  (hi)  of  Part  'B'.]
Remarks Name and  address of the licensee
Date  of  clear- ance of  the goods
Description of the cana- lised item
Quantity and  value of canalised item
Unit pni_e at  which the item was impor-
Particulars  of  REP licencc(s) No. dale etc. against  which canalised  items were  imported
ted
Name of  foreign supplier  from whom  the cana- lised item  refer- red  to  in  Col. 4  was  imported
from  the  Customs
(4)
(2)
(3)
(5)
(6)
(8) 0)
0)
I/We hereby declare that the particulars given in the above statement are true to the best of my/our  knowledge and nothing has been concealed.  I/Wo  understand  that  if  any  information  is found  to be incorrect,  it  will render me/us  liable for  action  under  the  I X C. Regulations.
Name  :
Designation  :
Address  of  the  applicant  :
Date  :
Place  :

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SECTION  I
PART  "C"
Export  through  Eligible  Export  Houses
Objectives of Scheme
1.  The  object  of  the  scheme  for  grant  of  import
to  increase  exports  of  non-traditional  products  of other  manufacturers  at  the  rate  of  Rs.  5  Iakji3  per annum  so  as  to  reach  the  export  figures  of  Rs.  25 lakhs  (F.O.B.)  within  five  years.
Inclusion/addition  of  product groups in  the Eligibility
Certificate
replenishment  licences  tq  eligible  recognised  export houses  is  to  strengthen  export  houses  in  their  nego- tiating  capacity  for  sales  abroad,  to  build  up  a  more enduring  relationship  between  export  houses  and their  supporting  manufacturers,  to enable them to keep their  supporting  manufacturers  supplied  with  imported raw  materials  from  ready  stocks  required  for  export production,  and  to  develop  cooperative  relations  with their  counterparts  in  overseas  markets.
(Hi)  In order to qualify  for  inclusion  of any product groups  mentioned  in  para  9  below  in  the  Eligibility Certificate,  an  Export  House  should  have  a  minimum export  performance  of  not  less  than  Rs.  2.5  lakhs during  the  financial  year  J 972-73  for  the  product groups  which  are  sought  to  he  included  in  the  certi- ficate.  The  inclusion  of  additional  product  groups in  the  Eligibility  Certificate  already  issued  will  also be  considered  during  1973-74  as  and  when  an  Export House  fulfils  the  above  condition.
State  Government  Export  Development Corporations
2.  The  eligible  export  houses  will  be  enabled to  look  after  the  requirements  of  their  supporting manufacturers  in  the  matter  of  organising  their  pro- duction,  obtaining  their  licences  and  other  benefits. In  order  to  ensure  that  these  objectives  are  achieved the  Director  (^xport  Assistance)  in  the  Ministry  of Commerce,  New  Delhi,  will  co-ordinate  action in  pursuance  of  the  implementation  of  the  scheme. The  Federation  of  Indian  Export  Organisations  will also  assist  the  export  houses  in  this  regard.
w
Conditions  for  grant  of  Eligibility  Certificate  to
Export Houses
(iv)  In  the  case  of  State  Government  Export  Deve- lopment  Corporations,  grant  of  Eligibility  Certificate as  an  Export  House  will  be  considered  on  merits even  though  they  may  not  have  fulfilled  the  condition of  minimum  export  performance  laid  down  above.
Application  for  grant  of  Eligibility Certificate
3.  (i)  Grant of  Eligibility Certificate  to merchandis- ing  and  manufacturing  Export  Houses  will  be  consi- dered  by  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Expoits  if they  fulfil  the  following  conditions:—
4. (i)  Export  Houses  satisfying  the  conditions  in- dicated  in para  3  above should  apply  in the  prescribed form  (Annexure  XXII)  in  Section  III  to  Chief  Con- troller  of  Imports  & Exports,  New  Delhi  on  or  before 30th  June,  1973  or  within  three  months  of  the  issue of  certificate  of  recognition  by  the  Ministry  of  Com- merce,  whichever  is  later  for  grant  of  certificate  of eligibility  for  benefits  under  the  Scheme.
Renewal  of  Eligibility  Certificate
(a)  they  have  been  recognised  by  the  Ministry of  Commerce  on  the  basis  of  their  exports of  non-traditional  products  in  accordance with  the  provisions  laid  down  vide  Ministry of Commerce Resolution No.  19(l)/68-EAC, dated  the  30th  March,  1968  (Annexure  I) and  the  recognition  accorded  is  valid  on  1st April,  1973  and  is  not  withdrawn,  pr  who may  be  subsequently  recognised  as  such;
(b)  they  have  made  export  of  non-traditional products  covered  by  the  product  groups mentioned  in  para  9  below  of  the  value of not  less  than  Rs.  25  lakhs  (F.O.B.)  in  the financial  year  1972-73.  For  this  purpose exports made only in the name of  the Export House  will  be  taken  into  account  and  not the  indirect  exports;  and
(c)  they  conform  to  the  criteria  laid  down  bv the Ministry  of  Commerce from  time to time in  regard  to  their  structure,  functioning  and trade  development  programme.
(ii)  Export  Houses  who  have  obtained  Eligibility Certificate  during  (he  preceding  year  and  in  whose case  the  Eligibility  Certificates  have  not  been  with- drawn  or  cancelled,  should  apply  to  the  Chief  Con- troller  of  Imports  & Exports,  New  Delhi  for  renewal of  the  Eligibility  Certificates  issued  to  them  at  least one  month  before  the  date  of  expiry  of  such  certifi- cates.  Renewal  of  Eligibility  Certificates  will  nor- mally  be  allowed  only  in  cases  where  the  exports  of non-traditional  products  made  by  an  Export  House during  1972-73  on  the  basis  of  which  renewal  of  the Eligibility  Certificate  is  applied  for,  are  not  less  than Rs.  25  lakhs  (F.O.B.)  or  not  less  than  the  value  of exports  originally  admitted  for  grant of  Eligibility  Cer- tificate,  whichever  is higher.  If  in  any  of  the  product groups  already  included  in  the  Eligibility  Certificate, the  export  performance  falls  below  Rs.  2.5  lakhs (F.O.B.)  during  the  financial  year  1972-73  referred to  in  para  3(iii)  above,  such  product  groups  will  be deleted  at  the  time  of  renewal  of  the  Eligibility  Cer- tificate.
 
(ii)  In  case  of  manufacturing  Export  Houses  fulfill- ing  the  above  conditions,  exports  of  non-traditional products  of  Rs.  25  lakhs  (F.O.B.)  referred  to  in  para (i)  (b)  above  should  include  exports  of  a  value  of  at- least  Rs.  5  lakhs  (F.O.B.)  produced  by  other  manu- facturers.  Such  Export  Houses  should  also  undertake

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(iii)  In  the  case  of  manufacturing  Export  Houses, the  renewal  of  Eligibility  Certificate  will  be  allowed only  in  cases  where  the  condition  of  para  3 (ii)  above is  satisfied  in  addition  to  the  above  conditions.
below,  on  the  basis  of  which  the  eligibility  certificate is  granted.  Such  licences  will  not  be  granted  to  those Export  Houses  which  have  already  received  initial import  licences  or  may  hereafter  receive  the  same against  their  applications  for  initial  licences  made  in terms  of  the  previous  years'  policies.
Documents  for  grant  oj  Eligibility  Certificate  and  its
renewal
Suplementary  initial  licences
(iv)  The  requests  for  Eligibility  Certificate  and renewal  of  Eligibility  Certificate  should  be  accom- panied  with  a  certificate  from  any  authorised  dealer in  Foreign  Exchange  or  a  Chartered  Accountant  indi- cating  the  F.O.B.  value  of  exports  of  non-traditional products  mentioned  in  para  9  below  with  the  descrip- tion  of  the  commodities  exported  giving  sepaiats'y the  value  of  goods  relating  to  different  manufacturers with  their  particulars  as  in  the  prescribed  application form.
Validity
(v)  The  Eligibility  Certificate  granted  would  be valid  for  a  period  of  ]2  months  from  the  date  of  its issue.
Import  facilities  available  to  Eligible  Export  Houses
5.  Eligible  Export  Houses  will  be  granted  the following  facilities  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters  :—
(ii)  The  eligible  Export  Houses  who  show  an  in- crease  of  their  export  performance  by  at  least  10 per  cent  annually  with  reference  to  the  base  year on  the  basis  of  which  the  eligibility  certificate  was originally  issued  will  also  be  eligible  for  grant  of supplementary  initial  licence.  The  value  of  the  sup- plementary  initial  licences  will  be  calculated  on  the basis  of  difference  in  the  f.o.b.  value  of  exports  during the  previous  year  and  the  year  under  consideration, provided  there  is  a  minimum  increase  of  10  per  ceDt per  annum  (with  reference  to  the  base  year'i  exports) on  the  basis  of  which  the  eligibility  certificate  was originally  granted.  In  cases  where  the  minimum increase  of  10  per  cent  per  annum  has  not  been achieved,  presumptive  exports  at  this  rate  would  be taken  into  account  for  purposes  of  calculation  of  the entitlement  for  supplementary  initial  licence.  For the  purpose  of  this  sub-para,  the  minimum  exports during  the  base  year  will  be  taken  as  Rs,  25  lakhs  or the  actual  exports  during  the  base  year,  whichever  is higher.
Value  of  initial/supplementary  initial  licences
(i)  initial/supplementary  initial  import  licences for  import  of  raw  materials,  components and  sparei;
(ii)  import  replenishment  licences  against  their own  exports  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters;  and
(iii)  import  replenishment  licences  transferred  to them  under  the  import  policy  for  Register- ed  Exporters.
6.  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  also  nominate their  supporting  manufacturers  in  accordance  with  the provisions  for  nominations  contained  in  Part  'B'  of this  Book.
(iii)  The  value  of  initial  and  supplementary  initial licences  will  be  determined  at  the  same  percentage as  may  be  decided  upon  by  Government.  While  cal- culating  the  value  of  initial  and  supplementary  initial licences  in  the  case  of  manufacturing  export  houses who  are  issued  eligibility  certificates  in  terms  of  para 3(ii)  above,  the  value  of  the  exports  of  products manufactured  by  them  will  be  excluded.
(iv)  The  value  of  the  initial/supplementary  initial licence  granted  to  a  manufacturing  Export  House  will be  adjusted  out  of  their  future  A.U./replenishment licences  in  case  they  fail  to  fulfil  the  undertaking  in accordance  with  para  3(ii)  above.
Application  for  initial/supplementary  initial  licence
7.  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  also  nominate manufacturers  whose  products  they  export,  to  enable such  manufacturers  to  import  jig,  tools  and  equip- ment  upto  the  limit  specified  in  paragraph  45  m Part  'B'.  The  procedure  to  be  followed  in  this  res- pect  has  been  set  out  in  Part  'E'  of  this  book.
Initial  licences
(v)  Export  Houses  may  apply  for  initial/supple- mentary  initial  licence  as  the  case  may  be  in  the  pres- cribed  form  to  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports within  three  months  from  the  date  of  issue  of  the Eligibility  Certificate  or  by  30th  June,  1973  which- ever  is  later.
Items  to  be  allowed  on  initial  licence
 
8.(i)  Initial  import  licences  may  be  granted  to eligible  Export  Houses  for  the  import  of  raw  mate- rials,  components  and  spares  to  enable  them  to  build up  stocks.  The  value  of  initial  licences  will  be  de- termined  having  regard  to  the  export  performance of  the  Export  House  in  respect  of  the  export  products falling  in  the  product  groups  mentioned  in  para  9 (vl)  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  be  allowed  to import  items  permissible  under  Col.  4  in  Section  II against  the  product  group(s)  for  which  they  have been  issued  Eligibility  Certificate.  No  single  item  will

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be  allowed  for  more  than  20%  of  the  face  value  of  the initial/supplementary  initial  licence.  Items  carrying a  face  value  restriction  of  less  than  10%  in  Col.  4 of  Section  Ii  and  items  appearing  in  Annexure  II  to this  Part  will  not  be  allowed.  In  respect  of  canalized items,  which  are  allowed,  only  a  Release  Order  will be  issued.
9.  The  facilities  available  under  the  scheme  of eligible  export  houses  as  provided  in  this  Part  will be  available  only  if  the  exports  made  are  of  export products  falling  in  each  of  the  product  groups  men- tioned  below:—
1.  Engineering  Goods.
2.  Chemicals  and  Allied  Products.
3.  Plastics  and  Linoleum  Products.
4.  Leather  Manufactures.
5.  Canned  and  Frozen  Fish.
6.  Processed  Foods.
7.  Sports  Goods.
8.  Handicrafts.
9.  Ready-made  garments,  other  than  ready-
made  garments  of  natural  silk.
10.  Natural  silk  fabrics,  garments.
11.  Embroidered  Fabrics.
12.  Tobacco  Products.
in  order  to  encourage  Export  Houses  to  increase  their export  performance,  the  facility  of  acquiring  licences by  transfer  may  be  increased  to  33$%  on  the additional  export  performance  as  compared  to  the previous  financial  year.
(ii)  In  order  to  watch  the  above  ceiling  for  transfer of  licences,  each  Export  House  will  be  required  to register  itself  with  a  particular  licensing  authority  of its  choice  and  such  licensing  authority  only  will  deal with  request  of  transfer  of  licences  in  favour  of  the Export  House.
(iii)  The  procedure  for  transfer  of  licences  is  given in  para  24  in  Part  'B'.  The  request  for  transfer  of licence  in  favour  of  an  Export  House  can  be  made either in the import  application  or  subsequent to  issue of  the  licence.  In  cases,  however,  in  which  the  request for  transfer  lies  with  a  licensing  authority  other  than the  one  with  which  the  Export  House  is  registered in  terms  of  sub-para  (ii)  above,  the  licence/Release Order  may  be  issued  by  the  licensing  authority  in favour  of  the  Export  House  and  forward  the  licence/ Release  Order  to  licensing  authority  where  the  Export House  is  registered  so  that  the  latter  may  send  the licence/Release  Order  to  the  Export  House  after debiting  the  value  in  the  ceiling  register  for  transfer of  licences.
(iv)  While  allowing  transfer  of  licences  in  favour  of an  Export  House  after  their  issue,  the  licensing  autho- rity  will  not  allow  any  extension  in  the  validity  period of  the  licence  for  the  purpose  of  such  transfer.  Release Orders  will  not,  however,  be  transferred  to  Export Houses.
Import  Replenishment  Licences
(v)  Whatever  may  be  the  date  of  issue  of  the  Eli- gibility  Certificate  to  an  Export  House,  applications filed  for  transfer  of  licences  in  their  favour  before  the last  date  of  the  licensing period  will only be  considered. In  other  words,  no  extension  of  time  limit  for  filing applications  for  acquiring  licences  by  transfer  will  be granted.
Import  items  permissible  to  Eligible  Export  Houses
10.  Eligible  Export  Houses  will  be  permitted  to claim  import  replenishment  licences  in  their  own  name under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters during  April  1973—March  1974  against  their  own exports  of  products  covered  by  the.  import  policy for  Registered  Exporters.  They  should  make  their import  applications  to  the  regional  licensing  authorities concerned  in  the  prescribed  form  and  manner  laid down  under  the  import  policy  for  Registered Exporters.
Import  replenishment  licences  acquired  by  transfer
 
11.  (i)  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  acquire  by transfer  the  licences  issued  to  Registered  Exporters or  their  nominees  under  the  import  policy  for  Regis- tered  Exporters,  provided  that  an  Export  House  shall not  be  allowed  to  acquire  by  transfer  during  the  licens- ing  period  licences  for  aggregate  value  of  more  than 25  per  cent  of  the  f.o.b.  value  of  exports  of  the non-traditional  items  falling  within  the  product  group mentioned  in  para  9  above,  effected  by  the  Export House  during  the  previous  financial  year  and  which have  been  admitted  for  the  purpose  of  grant  of  certi- ficate  of  eligibility  to  the  Export  House.  However, 12.  (i)  Eligible  Export  Houses  may  be  allowed  to import  items  permissible  under  Col.  4  in  Section  II against  any  export  product  in  the  same  'category' in  which  the  exported  product  falls  or  within  the same  product  group  where  there  is  no  'category', against  the  REP  licences  issued  to  them  on  their  own exports.  The  face  value  restrictions  against  the  in- dividual  items  will  be  as  indicated  in  Col.  4.  Where an  item  is  permissible  under  Col.  4  against  more  than one  export  product  with  different  face  value  limits, such  item  may  be  allowed  only  at  the  lowest  of  these value  limits.  An  Export  House  may  also  be  allowed  to import  items  appearing  in  the valid  and  unexpired  A.U. licence  of  its  supporting  manufacturer  issued  for  the same  end  product  as  the  exported  product,  provided (i)  the  exported  product  falls  in  the  same  product group  for  which  the  Export  House  has  been  granted Eligibility  Certificate  and  (ii)  such  export  product has  no  item  in  Col.  4.  The  items  appearing in  Annexure  II  to  this  part  will  not  be  allowed  except in  cases  where  these  are  permissible  under  Col.  4 against  the  exported  product  itself.  In  Col.  5,  under

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Section  II  against  some  export  products  certain  res- trictions/conditions  have  been  indicated  regarding import  of  items.  Such  restrictions/conditions  will also  be  applicable  while  permitting  import  of  items.
export  goods  falling  in  the  product  groups  mentioned in  para  9  above,  of  the  f.o.b.  value  equal  to  four times  the  value  of  the  transferred  licences  actually acquired  by  the  Export  House.  In  order  to  ensure that  there  is  also  an  element  of  incremental  exports, such  export  houses  shall  be  required  to  export  dur- ing  1974-75—(i)  goods  of  f.o.b.  value  four  times  the value  of  the  licences  actually  acquired  by  transfer during  1973-74,  or  (ii)  f.o.b,  value  of  exports  which would  make  them  eligible  for  grant  of  a  supplement- ary  initial  licence  as  per  the  provision  contained  in para  8(ii)  above,  whichever  is  higher.  The  Export House  will  be  required  to  produce  evidence  to  this effect  in  the  form  as  at  Annexure  XXIV  of  Section 111. Failure  to  fulfil  the  export  obligation  referred  to above  will  render  the  Export  House  liable  to  adjust- ment of  the value  of  transferred  licences to the extent of default  against  the  next  year's  entitlement  of  all import  licences.
Control  over  eligible  Export  Houses
(ii)  In  respect  of  licences  transferred  in  favour cf  the  Export  Houses  under  the  Scheme,  the  Export House  may  be  allowed  to  import  only  Col.  4  items permissible  against  the  export  p'Oducts  in  the  Pro- duct  Group  for  which  the  Expurt  House  has  been granted  an  Eligibility  Certificate  after  deleting  the items  already  appearing  in  the  transferred  licences. The  items  appearing  in  the  Annexure  II  will  not  be allowed  in  such  cases.  The  lace  value  restrictions as  indicated  against  individual  items  in  Col.  4  will also  be  applied.  Where  an  item  is  permissible  under Col.  4  against  more  than  one  export  product  with different  face  value  limits,  such  itsms  may  be  allowed only  at  the  lowest  of  these  value  limits.  However, if  an  Export  House  has  been  issued  an  Eligibility Certificate  for  more  than  one  product  group  it  may be  given  the  choice  to  select  one  of  the  product  groups for  purposes  of  applying  the  lowest  percentage  in  face value  restriction  for  an  item  appearing  in  that  group, if  such  an  item  is  common  to  more  than  one  product group.  The  restrictions/conditions  indicated  in  Col. 5  of  Section  II  against  some  of  the  export  products in  respect  of  import  of  items  will  also  be  applicable while  allowing  the  items  to  Export  Houses, 15.  Eligible  Export  Houses  claiming  import  licen- ces  under  this  Scheme  shall  be  required  to  maintain accounts  in  respect  of  their  exports  imports  and  dis- posal  of  imported  materials  in  the  form  and  manner prescribed  by  the  Ministry  of  Commerce.  These accounts  shall  be  open  for  inspection  at  any  time  by an  authority  nominated  by  the  Ministry  of  Commerce.
Imports  by  eligible  Export  Houses  on  behalf  of  actual
users
(iii)  The  Export  House  can  also  ask  for  in- clusion  of  items  not  covered  by  (i)  and  (ii)  above, and  such  requests  may  be  considered  on  merits, depending  on  the  actual  phased  programme  of  ex- ports  and  having  regard  to  the  import  policy  in  force, subject  to  such  restrictions  or  conditions  as  mny  be specified  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  TmnVts  & Exports,
Utilisation  of  import  licences  by  Eligible  Export
Houses
13.  Import  licences  issued  to  Eligible  Export  Houses under  the  Scheme  or  acquired  by  them  by  transfer under  the  policy  laid  down  shall  be  subject' inter  alia to  the  conditions  that  the  goods  imported  against  such licences  shall  be  disposed  of  to  Actual  Users  engaged in  export  production.  The  Eligible  Export  Houses may  also  utilise  the  imported  materials  for  export  pro- duction  on  their  own  account  in  the  manufacturing establishments  owned  by  others.  (Please  aU/i  see paragraph  22  of  Part  B  of  this  Book.)
16.  If  an  actual  user  or  a  registered  exporter desires  to  import  goods  against  his  licence  through an  Export  House  holding  a  certificate  of  eligibility issued  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports under  this  Scheme,  it  will  not  be  necessary  for  the licensee  to  obtain  a  Letter  of  Authority  for  this purpose  in  favour  of  the  Export  House.  Such  Export Houses  can  act  as  indenting  houses  and  import  goods against  the  licences  for  raw  materials,  components and  spares  issued  to  actual  users  or  registered  ex- porters  on  behalf  of  the  licence  holders,  subject  to the  conditions  applicable  to  the  grant  of  Letters  ot Authority  as  given  in  Chapter  XIII  of  the  Import Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure, 1973-74  as  ameded  from  time  to  time.
Export  obligation
14.  fi)  In  respect  of  REP  licences  granted  to  Ex- port  Houses  against  their  own  exports  the  Export Houses  will  not  be  subject  to  any  further  export  obli- gation  while  allowing  the  import  nf  items  covered under  sub-para  12(i)  above.
(ii)  In  respect  of  transferred  licences,  however, the  Export  Houses  shall  be  under  an  obligation  to
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17.  Export  Houses  holding  valid  certificaten  of eligibility  issued  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports  under  this  scheme,  will  also  be  permitted to  organise  bulk  imports  by  obtaining  in  their  name the  licences  for  raw  materials,  components  and spares  due  to  actual  users  who  are  their  clients.  The detailed  procedure  for  submission  of  import  applica- tions  by  Export  Houses  in  such  cases  is  contained in  Part  E  of  this  Book.

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ANNEXURE  I
MINISTRY  OF  COMMERCE
RESOLUTION
Export  Houses
New  Delhi,  the  30th  March,  1968
No.  19(l)/68-EAC—The  working  of  the  scheme of  recognition  of  Export  Houses,  now  in  force,  has been  reviewed  by  a  Working  Group  set  up  by  the Government.
2.  The  scheme  of  recognition  of  Export  Houses was first introduced  in  1961 with  a view to  facilitating the  development  of  business  houses  specialising  in  ex- port  trade.  Thje  scheme  was  subsequently  revised in  1965  on  the  basis  of  the recommendations of  the Selectivity  Committee.  The  scheme, now  in  force,  as announced  in  the  Ministry  of  Commerce  Resolution No.  19(40)/65-EAC,  dated  14th  September,  1965, contemplates  recognition  of  Export  Houses  so  as  to foster  and  develop  business  nouses  specialised  and oriented  towards  the  export  of  non-traditional  com- modities.  While  granting  recognition,  an  export  per- formance  of  Rs.  10  lakhs  per  annum  has  generally been  taken  into  account.
(c)  The  export  house  should  have  adequate  re- sources  at  its  disposal  to  carry  on  export business  on  a  large  scale.
(d)  If  the  Export  House  is  a  merchant-exporter, it  should  have  enduring relations  with manu- facturers  and  suppliers  in  India  for  pro- curement  of  goods,  conforming  to  interna- tional  standards  for  export.
(e)  An  Export  House  should  have  a  sizable  ex- port  turnover,  not  less  than  Rs.  25  lakhs  of non-traditional  products,  or  Rs.  2  crores  of traditional  products  per  annum.
(f)  A  combine  of  different  trading  concerns  or manufacturing  units,  formed  to  take  over their  exports  in  a  coordinated  manner,  may be  recognised  on  the  strength  of  the  export turnovers  of  the  constituent  units.  In  the case  of  new  companies  which  are  specifical- ly  set  up  for  organising  overseas  sales  on modren  lines,  recognition  will  be  considered after  due  consideration  of  the  applicant's claim  and  competence.
Period of recognition
3.  The  Working  Group  has  recommended  that  in order  to  achieve  the  basic  objective  in  recognising Export  Houses,  namely,  development  of  capacity, resources,  competence  and  specialisation  in  the field of  export  marketing,  the  scheme  should  be  suitably revised.  Stricter  standards  should  be  laid  down  for recognition  and  more  liberal  faculties  should  be  ex- tended  to  export  houses  so  recognised  Existing  Ex- port  Houses,  not  coming  up  to  the  revised  standards should  have  their  recognition  withdrawn.
4.  Taking  into  consideration  the  recommendations of  the  Working  Group  and  in  the  light  of  the  experi- ence gained in the course of the Working of the scheme of  Export  Houses,  Government  have  decided  to modi- fy  the  scheme  as  hereunder.
6.  Recognition  will,  in  the first instance,  be  accord- ed  for  a  period  of  three  years.  Renewal  of  recogni- tion  for  further  periods  of  three  years  will  depend upon  continued  compliance  with  the  conditions  and an  increasing  trend  of  export  performance.
Derecognition
Criteria of recognition
5.  The  Government  will  consider  according  recog- nition  as  an  Export  House  to  organisations  with  ex- perience,  ability  and  performance,  satisfying  the  fol- lowing  conditions:
(a)  The  Export  House  should  normally  be  a company  registered  under  tjhe  Companies Act,  1956,  or  a  Cooperative  Marketing Society,  or  Federation  registered  under  the appropriate  law.  Merchant-exporters,  as well  as  manufacturer-exporters,  will  be eligible  for  recognition.
(b)  Members  of  the  Export  House  should  have substantial  experience  in  handling  exports to  various  markets.
7.  Recognition  may  be  withdrawn  at  any  time, if  the  Government  are  satisfied  that  the  Export  House has  failed  to  maintain  high  standards  of  integrity  and business  ethics  in  its  trading  operations  or  its  export performance  has  not  been  generally  satisfactory.
8.  The  Export  House  should :—
(i)  Immediately  after  recognition,  draw  up  a detailed  scheme  and  action  programmes  for exports  in  consultation  with  the  Govern- ment.  The  programme  drawn  up  might cover  a  wide  range  of  activities  including market  surveys,  export  publicity,  product development  and  adoption  of  other  measures for  intensifying  export  efforts,  as  well  as  the fulfilment  of  specific  targets  of  exports  in each  commodity  handled.

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(ii)  Keep  Government  informed  periodically  of the progress  made  in  this  direction  and  sub- mit  quarterly  and  annual  returns  of  exports commodity-wise  and  country-wise.
(iii)  Observe  high  standards  in  the  performance of  contracts  for  exports,  and  in  particular regarding  maintenance  of  quality,  adhering to  specifications,  delivery  schedule,  etc.
9.  Recognised  Export  Houses  will  be  eligible  for certain  facilities,  financial  and  otherwise,  to  improve their  marketing  efficiency  and  to  promote  overseas market  research.  These  are:
(a)  blanket  releases  of  foreign  exchange  for  busi- ness  travels  abroad  and  for  the  following  additional purposes :
(i)  Market  studies  conducted  by  specialists  de- puted  from  India  or  through  Marketing Research  organisations  abroad;
(ii)  Advertising  abroad ;
(iii)  Participation  in  overseas  exhibitions,  trade
fairs  and  trade  centres  of  India;
(iv)  Securing  samples  from  abroad  and  securing technical  information  relating  to  export  pro- ducts  and commodities.
(b)  grant-in-aid  under  the  Code  of  Grants-in-Aid
for:
(i)  any  project  of  developing  a  new  product  for
export;
(ii)  exploration  of  a  new  market;
(iii)  overseas  market  surveys;
(iv)  export  publicity  by way  of  bringing  out pub-
lications  for  use  abroad;
(v)  participation  in  exhibitions  abroad;
(vi)  advertisement  abroad  for  brand  publicity;
(vii)  display  of  exhibits  in  overseas  showrooms;
(viii)  setting  up  a  foreign  office  or  a  ware-house
abroad  for  after-sales-service.
(c)  Indian  Government  Trade  Representatives  ab- road  as  also  various  departments  and  agencies of  Government  will  directly  communicate  information regarding  overseas  market  opportunities;
(d)  Personnel  in  Export  Houses  will  get  preference for  places  in training programmes  abroad  as well as in institutions  in  India  sponsored  by  the  Government  of India.
(e)  Preference  will  be  given  to  representatives  of Export  Houses when  suitable persons  are  available  for being  including  in  delegations  sponsored  by  the  Gov- ernment  or Export  Promotion  Councils  to  visit  foreign markets.
10.  Organisations  wishing  to  be  recognised  as  ex- port  houses  under  the  scheme  may apply  to the Minis- try  of  Commerce  in  the  prescribed  Form,  copies  of which may be obtained from  the Ministry of Commerce or  the  Export  Promotion  Councils.
11.  The  scheme  of  recognition  of  Export  Houses announced  under  Government Resolution  No.  19(40)/ 65-EAC,  dated  the  14th  September,  1965,  is  hereby superseded.  All  recognitions  as  Export  Houses  ac- corded  so  far  will  lapse  on  the  30th  June,  1968,  but certificates  of  recognition  under  the  new  scheme  will be  issued  in  all  appropriate  cases  on  the  basis  of information  that  may  be  received  from  them  in  this regard.
Order
Ordered  that  the  Resolution  be  published  in  the Gazette  of  India  and  a  copy  thereof  communicated  to all  concerned.
A.  C.  BANERJEE, Jt.  Secy.

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TO  BE  SUBMITTED  TO  THE  MINISTRY  OF  COMMERCE
Application  Form for  Recognition  as an  Export  House  in  terms  of  Government  of  India  Resolution  No.  19(l)/68-
EAC  dated the 30th March,  1968 published  in the Gazette  of India  Extraordinary,  dated 30th  March, 1968
1.  Name  and Address  of  the  Company  (a  copy  of the
Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Com- pany  and a certified  copy  of the Certificate  of  Incor- poration  should be submitted)  . . ..
2.  Full  address  of the Registered  Office  of the Company
3.  Complete  address  for  correspondence  (if  different from  that  of the registered  office),  telephone  No. and Cable address
4.  Name  of the Chairman  and Directors
5.  Name/s  and  Address/es  of  the  branches  in  India.  .
6.  Name(s) and address(es) of the branches abroad.  An indication  of foreign  agents, if any, appointed  by the company may also be given.  . . . ..
7.  Name  and  address  of  the  Company's  Bankers.  An indication  of the Company's  financial  resources may also be given
8.  Whether  manufacturers  and/or  merchants
9. (a) If manufacturers,  give a brief statement  of the lines of  production  and  the  quantum,  and  value  of production  for the last  three years.
(b)  If merchants, mention the firms and commodity for  which you have sole selling agency  or tie up arrangements.  Total turnover for  the last three years  may  also  be  indicated.
(c)  In  case  of  a  combine,  the turnover  for  the last three years in respect  of  constituent units along with declarations from each of them to the effect that  each  one will  route its exports through  the combine and not  through any other agency.
(d)  State  the  experience  in  export  business  parti- cularly  in  handling  the  group  of  commodities/ products for which you wish to be recognised as an export house. (Please state if you are included in  the  Exporters  Directory,  published  by  the Director General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics,  Calcutta,  whether  you  are  registered with  any  of  the  Export  Promotion  Councils/ Commodity  Boards  :  give  details).
10.  FOB value of exDorts made by the firm/participating units of the combine during  the last three years com- modity-wise  and  countrywise  excluding  exports  to Nepal,  Bhutan,  and  Sikkim,  and  also  Afghanistan, unless  paid  for  in free  foreign  exchange.  (Figures of exports  given  in  the  undermentioned  columns  must be  supported  by  a  certificate  of  Chartered  Accoun- tants  of  the firm indicating  his membership  number and seal duly affixed  or those of the concerned Export Promotion  Councils/Commodity  Boards.

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Value  in  Rs.
Countries
SI  Commodities No.
19
19 19
11. Indicate  the  amount  of  export  turnover for  the next three to five years, which the Company  would  be  broadly  prepared  to assure.  Give  details  of  commodities (country and year-wise, if possible).
12. Please  give  broad  export  programme such as  specific steps proposed  to be taken like market  surveys, participation  in  fairs and exhibitions, advertising and publicity, opening of foreign  office  or appointing of foreign  agents  after  sales  services, etc.  .
13. Any other particulars relevant for the con- sideration of the application.
We hereby declare that  the facts stated above are correct, and that, in the event of recognition as an Export House  being granted to  us, we shall abide by the conditions of the  scheme of recognition  and, in  particular, furnish quarterly  and  annual  statements  of  exports  in  the  manner  prescribed.
Signature.
DATE  :
PLACE  :

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ANNEXURE  II
1.  Acrylic  Plastic  Sheets  (all  typc>
2.  Brass  Tubes/Copper  Tubes.
3.  Ball  Point  Refills.
4.  Chemicals  for  fri!".
5.  Carbon  Blocks.
6.  Components,  complete  parts  of  tape  recorders, sub-assemblies  and  main  assemblies  used  in  tape recorders,  record  changers  and  record  players.
7.  Components  of  hand  tools.
8.  Components  of  automatic  opening  and  closing
Umbrellas/Folding  Umbrellas  and  frames.
9.  Clove Dust.
10.  Citric  Acid.
11.  Cinnamon.
12.  Cloves.
13.  Cellulose Acetate Butyrate Moulding  Powder.
14.  Dimethyl  terephthallate.
15.  Fuel Injection  Equipment.
16.  Felt  Bobs.
17.  Free  Cutting  Steel.
18.  Graphite  crucibles.
19.  Gum  Benzoin.
20.  Glass  Beads,  False  pearls  and  glass  chattons.
21.  Gum  Arabic.
22.  Hexamine.
23.  Hydroxy  Citronellol.
24.  Infra  Red  Lamps/Sheathed  heating  elements.
25.  Industrial  diamonds  and  borts.
26.  Iridium  Alloy  Pen  Points.
27.  Lubricants.
28.  Liquid  Paraffin.
29.  Laboratory  chemicals  and  reagents.
30.  Methyl  Methacrylate  Monomer.
31.  Methyl  Acrylate  Monomer.
32.  Metallic  and  nonmetallic  Zip  fastners.
33.  Metal  fittings  such  as  buckles.
34.  Mirror finish stainless  steel sheets.
35.  Mirror  finish  chrome  plated  stainless  steel sheets.
36.  Menthol  Crystals.
37.  Man-made  fibre  and  yarn  (Cellulose  and  non-
cellulose).
38.  Milk  Powder.
39.  Newsprint.
40.  Nutmegs.
41.  Photographic  paper.
42.  Polyster films.
43.  PVC  Compounds  and  master  batches.
44.  Plasticizers  all  sorts  like  D.O.P.,  D.I.O.P.  etc.
45.  Permanent  Magnets.
46.  Pressure  Gauges.
47.  Presphan  Paper.
48.  Polyvinyl  Acetate  Monomer.
49.  Phthalic  Anhydride.
50.  P.V.C.  sheets,  supported  and  unsupported.
51.  Polyurethane  Foam  sheets.
52.  Refrigerants.
53.  Record  changers.
54.  Radios,  car  radios,  amplifiers,  radiograms,  loud
speaker  system  etc.
55.  Raw  Wool.
56.  Silicon  Fluid  and  special  Silicon  Lubricants.
57.  Spray  Gun  parts.
58.  Suit-case  locks  and  hinges.
59.  Stainless  Steel  of  all  forms  and  gauges.
60.  Spring  steel  wires.
61.  Stabilisers.
62.  Snap  Fasteners.
63.  Tapes,  Cassetted  and  stereo  records.
64.  Tool  and  Alloy  Steel.
65.  Tin  plate  waste/waste.
66.  Vinyl  Acetate  Monomer.
67.  Vitamins.

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SECTION  1
PART  'D'
Export  through  Public  Sector  Agencies
Utilisation of  import licences
Objective
Public  sector  agencies  will  be  enabled  to  play  an expanding  role  in  developing  exports  and  building up  the  export  capabilities  of  manufacturers  and  ex- porters.
7.  The  goods  imported  by  public  sector  agencies against  licences  referred  to  in  paragraphs  3,  4  and  5 above  will  be  disposed  of  to  actual  users  engaged  in industrial  production.
Developmental role
Canalised Exports
2.  The  exports  of  certain  commodities  Will  be canalised  only  through  public  sector  agencies.  The list  of  such  commodities  with  the  agencies  respon- sible  for  exports  is  given  in  the  annexure  to  this  part.
Initial  import licences
3.  Initial  import  licences  will  be  issued  to  STC/ MMTC  to  enable  them  to  build  up  ready  stocks for  giving  off-shelf  deliveries  to  manufacturers  whose goods  they  export.
8.  STC  and  MMTC  will  also  play  an  expanding developmental  role  to  supplement  the  export  effort by  acting  as  a  path-flnder  and  a  catalyst.  They  will, in  particular,  render  support  to  small  exporters  by affording  them  a  combined  selling  strength  on  the one  hand,  and  a  service,  on  the  other,  both  in  India and  through  their  foreign  offices  abroad.  These agencies  will  also  provide  assistance  by  way  of finance,  marketing  and  quality  control.
Import  Replenishment Licences
4.  Import  replenishment  licences  admissible  under the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters  in  res- pect  of  exports  made  by  a  public  sector  agency  will be  issued  to  such  agency  or  to  a  manufacturer/ manufacturers  of  the  exported  product,  nominated  by such  agency.
9.  With  the  manufacturers  of  heavy  equipment and  machinery,  and  in  the  case  of  turn-key  projects, Projects  and  Equipments  Corporation  (PEC)  will organise,  for  international  tenders,  long-term strategies  entailing  planning  of  raw  material  require- ments,  finance  and  marketing  services.  Projects  and Equipments  Corporation  (PEC)  will,  therefore, work  with  associates  throughout  the  country,  in  both public  and  private  sectors,  large,  medium  and  small, and  offer  to  each  sector  the  type  of  service  it  needs.
10.  In  developing  new  markets  and  generating  new projects,  Project  and  Equipment  Corporation  (PEC) will play  a  growing  role,  with  an  emphasis  upon  pro- ducts  which  are  either  new  or  slow  moving.
Licences  acquired  by  transfer  from  registered
exporters
11.  Abroad,  Project  and  Equipment  Corporation (PEC)  will  develop relations  with  both  manufacturers and  traders  for  the  export  of  Indian  goods  with  an assurance  of  quality,  delivery  schedules  and  fan- prices.
Associate exporters of  STC/MMTC
5.  STC  and  MMTC  can  also  acquire  by  transfer the  import  replenishment  licences  for  raw  materials, components  and  spares,  issued  to  registered  exporters in  accordance  with  the  procedure  for  such  transfer prescribed  in  Part  'B'  of  this  book.
Items  permissible for  import
6.  A  public  sector  agency  claiming  an  import replenishment  licence  in  its  own  name  against  its exports  may  ask  for  the  import  of  items  permissible under  Col.  4  in  Section  II  against  the  relevant  ex- ported  product  or  any  other  items  permissible  to actual  users  or  registered  exporters  and  required  for export  production.
12.  Exporters  securing  export  orders  in  respect  of goods  other  than  those  the  export  of  which  is canalis- ed  through  a  public  sector  agency,  and  who  export the  goods  in  execution  of  such  orders  as  associates of the  STC/MMTC  can  obtain  imported  materials  off the  shelf  from  the  STC/MMTC,  as  replenishment admissible  under  the  import  policy  for  Registered Exporters,  in  the  following  manner  :—
(a)  By  handing  over  to  the  STC/MMTC  the goods  intended  for  export  in  execution  of the  export  order  in  question;

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used  in  manufacture  on  his  account  under  the  import policy  for  registered  exporters,  he  will  be  required to  transfer  the  import  replenishment  benefit  to  the STC/MMTC.
(b)  By  handing  over  to  the  STC/MMTC  the export  documents  in  respect  of  the  exports made  in  execution  of  the  export  order  in question  and  surrendering  their  right  to apply  for  import  replenishment  licence against  the  same  exports.
14.  If  the  associate  exporter  referred  to  in  para- graph  12  above  is  a  manufacturer  exporter,  it  will be  open to  him either  to transfer  the import  replenish- ment  benefit  to  the  STC/MMTC  or  to  take  the imported  material  for  use  in  his  industrial  unit.
 
13.  If  the  associate  exporter  referred  to  in  para- graph  12  above  is  a  merchant  exporter  and  is  not permitted  to  import  the  goods,  in  question,  for  being

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ANNEXURE  to  Part D
List  of  Items  Export  of  which is  canalised
Policy Item
E.T.C. classification
Serial No.
Canalised  through  S.T.C.
B-4
1 Dried  Fibh  other  than  Prawns, Sharkflns,  Fishmaws,  Beach- De-Mere  and  Bombay Ducks.
Canalised  through  S.T.C.
B-8
2, Human  Hair,  Wigs and  Wiglets and  other articles  made partly or wholly of human  hair.
B.9(ii)
Iron & Steel other  than  cast  iron  pipes and fittings :—
3.
(c)  Ferrous Scrap—
1.  (a)  Cast Iron  borings
(b)  Detinned  scrap
(c)  Mills Scale scrap
(d)  Iron  skull scrap
(c)  Broken/semi-broken  ingots moulds
(/)  Bottom  plate scrap
2.  (")  Mild steel  turnings  and  borings in bulk/loose  in
bags/briquettes.
(b)  No. 2 quality sheet cuttings  and punchings loose/
in  bags/hand  bundles/hydraulically  pressed bundles/stickers.
(c)  No.  2A  and  No.  3  quality  sheet  cuttings  and punchings  in  hand  bundles/hydraulically  pressed bundles/bales. (d)  Steel  skull  scrap.
Canalised  through  Metal  Scrap  Trade
Corporation  Ltd.,  Calcutta.
(e)  Tool  and  alloysteel  scrap  (containing  alloying elements like tungsten, molybdenum,  vandiumcts) other than stainless steel scrap.
(/)  Silicon sheet cuttings.
(g)  Broken/discarded  chilled rolls.
3.  (a)  Heavy melting scrap
(b)  Stainless steel scrap
(c)  No.  1 quality sheet cuttings and punchings loose/ in  bags/hand  bundles/hydraulically  pressed bundles/stickers.
(d)  Rejected  castings  scrap  (other  than  cast  iron
scrap).
(e)  Defective  slabs/blooms.
(.0  Defective  billets/billet  scrap.
(e)  Scrapped  and unserviceable  rails
(ft)  Other  rerollablc scrap.
Bauxite
4.
B.14<0
Canalised through MMTC.  Shipping Bills, etc. to be submitted  direct to the Customs authorities.
(0  Iron  Ores.
5.
B.14
Of  other  than  Goa  origin.  Canalised through  MMTC.  Shipping  Bills  etc. to  be  presented  direct  to  the  Customs authorities.
(ii)  Bi-metal ore (black  iron  ore) with  manganese  contents
Canalised through  MMTC.
from  3% upto  10% of Goa  crigin.
Manganese  Ores
6.
B.14(Hi)
Canalised  through  MMTC  and  MOIL (for their own operations).  Shipping bills etc., to be presented direct to the  Customs authorities.

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1
2
3
4
7. Slllimanitc
B.14(iv)
Canalised  through  MMTC  on  Shipping
Bills.
M i ca  Including  M i ca  Splittings  . . . . ..
8.
B.16
Canalised  through  MMTC.
C o al  a nd  C o ke  . . . . . . . ..
9.
B.17H)
(/)  Licensed  at  Calcutta  against  allocation by  Coal  Commissioner,  Calcutta  and at Shillong against  allocation  made  by the  Regional  Coal  Commissioner.
(//)  Export by Steamer is canalised through MMTC.  All  exports  of  Coking  Coal (All grades), Coke (all types) and  non- coking  coal  including  Selected  'B' and Grade I canalised  through  MMTC (for  details  see Annexure  I).
(iii)  Exports of Carbonised  lignite briquetts (Leco)  will  remain  outside  the  Scope of  Canalisation  through  MMTC  upto 31st December,  1973.
B.18(i)
10. F e r ro  M a n g a n e se  ( o t h er  t h an  ferro  m a n g a n e se  c o n t a i n i ng  less t h an  0 . 0 5%  C a r b on  /ferro  M a n g a n e se  Slag.
Canalised  through  MMTC  Shipping  Bills etc.,  to  be  presented  direct  to  the Customs  authorities.
B-21(vi)
C e l l u l o se  A rt Silk  F a b r i cs
11.
Canalised  through  S.T.C.  Export  of  art- silk  fabrics  will also  be allowed  freely  by licensing authorities to exporters who  are not  authorised  associate  of  the  S.T.C. on  presentation  of  the  shipping  docu- ments in the prescribed form and  manner provided  those  documets  are  accom- panied  by  certified  copies  of  firm  offers or  sale  contracts  from  the  overseas buyers  indicating  the  quantities  prices, shipping  schedules  etc. by  all  categories of  private  exporters  to  the  respective licensing  authorities.  Exports  effected by  exporters  who  are  not  approved associates  of  the  S.T.C.  will  not  be eligible  for  the  facilities  and  assistance being  given  by  S.T.C.  to  its  approved associates.
B-21(xli)
Nylon  Fabrics
12.
Canalised  through  S.T.C.  Exports  will also  be  licensed  freely  to  exporters  who are  not  authorised  associates  of  the S.T.C.  on  presentation  of shipping  docu- ments in the prescribed form  and  manner provided  these  documents  are  accom- panied  by  certified  copies of  firm  offers or  sale  contracts  indicating  the  quan- tities,  prices,  shipping  schedule,  etc. Exports  effected  by  exporters  who  are not  approved  associates  of  the  S.T.C. will not  bo  eligible  for  the facilities  and assistance  provided  by the  S.T.C.  to  its approved  associate".
B-2J(ii)
Pules,  Lentils,  Grams  and  Beans  and flour made  therefrom
13.
Export  allowed  through  National  Agri- cultural  Co-operative  Marketing  Fede- ration  Limited,  New  Delhi.
B-28
De-Oiled  Groundnut  Cake (Extractions)
14.
Canalised  through  the  Groundnut  Extrac- tions  Export  Development  Association, Bombay.

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1
2
3
4
Cancalised  through  S.T.C.
B-30(ix)
15 C a s t or  O il
Do.
B-31
16 I x m o n g r a ss  O il  . . . . . . ..
Export  to  Ceylon  canalised  through  NAFE
17 O n i on  . . . . . . . . .. B-350)
Do.
B-38
18 Chillies,  d r i e d,  in a ny  f o rm  o t h er  t h an  p o w d er  .
Canalised  through  S.T.C.
B-44
19 K u th
Do.
B-48
20 Salt,  a ll s o r ts
Footwear  fill  tvnei
B-50
Do.
21
Do.
22
B-57
Cement
Do.
23
B-58
Knitwear  (Woollen  and  mixed)
Canalised  through  the  solvent  Extractors
B-78
24 De-oiled  Rice  Bran
Association of India, Bombay.
B-25(i)
Canalised  through  S.T.C. 25 Basmatl/Superior  Rice
B-107
26 Railway  wagons
Canalised  through  the Project  and  Equip- ment  Corporation  of India  Ltd,  New Delhi.
B-51  (a)
Canalised  through  S.T.C. Cinematographic  films  (feature  film)
27
B-7
Canalised  through  S.T.C. 28 All  Categories of  semi-processed  hides & skins  including  E.I. tanned  aud  Wet Blue hides & skins and  crust  leather
B-46(ii)
Canalised  through  Jute  Corporation  of 29 Raw Jute  Most a  and  Jute cutting excluding  caddies
 
India,  Calcutta,

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SECTION  I
PART  'E'
Procedure  for  claiming  replenishment  licences
1.  (i)  Registered  exporters  are  those  who  hold valid  registration  certificates  issued  to  them  by  the registering  authorities  concerned,  namely,  the  Export Promotion  Councils,  Commodity  Boards  and  the Export  Promotion  Authorities  at  the  ports.  The  names of  registering  authorities  for  different  export  products are  given  in  Section  III  (Annexure  I ).
(ii)  In  the  case  of  exporters  from  Jamrnu  and  Kash- mir  State,  the  registering  authority  would  be  the Director  of  Handicrafts,  Jammu  and  Kashmir,  Sri- nagar,  except  for  exporters  of  Gem  and  Jeweliery items.
(iii)  The  recognised  export  houses  holding eligibility  certificates  may,  if  they  so  desire,  get themselves  registered  with  the  Federation  of Indian  Export  Organisations  instead  of  with  the concerned  Export  Promotion  Council/Commodity Board.
(iv)  The Public Sector  Undertakings,  or  State  owned Corporations  will  be  exempt  from  registration  with the  concerned  Registering  Authorities  for  the  purpose of  grant  of  benefits  under  this  policy.
a  particular  applicant,  the  registering  authority  will consult  the  D.G.T.D.  Part  III  of  the  form  should  be filled  in  by  the  registering  authority  in  all  cases.  A .separate  form  of  registration  has  been  prescribed  at Annexure  IV  of  Section  III  in  the  case  of  exporters of  Rayon  Textiles.
4.  The  application  for  registration  should  be
accompanied  by  the  following  documents  :—
(i)  Bank  certificate  in  support  of  the  applicant's
financial  soundness;  and
(ii)  Registration-cH/n-mernbership  certificate  form with  Part  I  and  the  relevant  columns  of Part  II  duly  filled  in.
Procedure  for  Registration  oj  Exporters
2.  (i)  Application  for  registration.—Application  for registration  should  be  made  to  the  appropriate  regis- tering  authority,  indicated  in  Para  1  above.  In  the case  of  concerns  having  branches,  the  application  for registration  can  be  made  by  the  registered  office,  in the  case  of  limited  companies,  and  head  office  in  the case  of  others.  A  registration  certificate  issued  to  the registered  office/head  office  in  such  cases  will  also  be valid  for  the  branches  of  the  registered  concern.  The branches  can  also  apply  separately  for  registration  in which  case  the  registering  authority  will  issue  a  sepa- rate  registration  certificate  to  the  applicant  branch.
(ii)  Application  for  registration  should  be  made  in
the  form  appearing  in  Section  III  (Annexure  II).
5.  The  manufacturer  exporters  other  than  D.G.T.D. units,  will  submit  the  form  in  triplicate  through the  sponsoring  authority.  The  sponsoring  authority will,  after  filling  in  Part  II,  give  the  original  and  the duplicate  copy  to  the  exporter  and  retain  the  third copy  for  its  record.  The  applicant  will  then  submit the  original  and  the  duplicate  copy  to  the  registering authority  along  with  the  application  for  registration. The  D.G.T.D.  units  and  the  merchant  exporters  will submit  the  form  in  duplicate  (instead  of  in  triplicate) direct  to  the  registering  authority.
6.  The  registering  authority  after  filling  in  Part  III, both  in  the  case  of  merchant  exporters  and  manufac- turer  exporters,  will  forward  the  original  to  the exporter  and  retain  the  other  copy  for  its  record.  If an  applicant  is  both  a  manufacturer  exporter  as  well as  a  merchant  exporter,  separate  certificates  may  be issued  to  him  by  the  registering  authority  concerned.
7.  Where  a  registration  certificate  is  also  valid  for the  branches  of  the  registered  concern,  the  registering authority  will  forward  copies  of  the  registration  certi- ficate  to  other  registering  authorities  in  whose  jurisdic- tion  such  branches  are  situated.
Registration  Certificate
3.  The  form  of  registration  certificate  is  given  in Section  III  (Annexure  III).  This  is  a  "registration- CM/n-membership  certificate"  which  has  three  parts. Part  I  should  be  filled  in  by  the  applicant.  Except  for the  D.G.T.D.  units,  Part  II  should  be  filled  in  by the  sponsoring  authority  concerned  in  the  case  of manufacturer  exporters,  The  D.G.T.D.  units  should themselves  fill  in  column  1  of  Part  II  relating  to "registration  number/factory  number"  allotted  by  the sponsoring  authority.  Column  2  of  this  Part  will be  filled  in  by  the  registering  authority  with  reference to  the  information  available  in  the  Hand  Book  of Indigenous  Manufacturers  published  by  the  D.G.T.D. In  case  of  doubt  regarding  the  line  of  manufacture  of 8.  Eligibility  for  registration.—Exporters  who  are members*  of  the  E.  P.  Council  concerned,  having a  past  export  performance,  a  good  record  and experience,  are  eligible  for  registration.  An  appli- cant  having  no  previous  experience  of  export  in  a particular  line  may  also  be  registered  if  the  register- ing  authority  is  satisfied  about  the  general  commercial background  of  the  applicant,  his  industrial  experience or  export  performance  in  other  lines.
9.  Conditions  of  registration.—A  registration  certi- ficate  will  be  issued  subject  to  such  conditions  as  the
•The  condition  of  membership  in  the  case  of  Gem  and Jewellery  items has been temporarily  suspended.

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registering  authority  concerned  may  consider  neces- sary.  One  of  the  conditions  of  registration  shall  be that  the  registered  exporter  shall  furnish  quarterly returns  of  exports  (including  nil  returns),  to  the registering  authority  by  the  fifteenth  day  of  the  month following  the  quarter.
10.  (i)  The  registration  for  an  item  with  an  E.  P. Council,  or  Commodity  Board,  or  Export  Promotion Authority,  will  hold  good  for  all  the  items  with  which the  particular  Council/Board  is  concerned,  except  for certain  categories  of  engineering  goods,  in  respect  of which  registration  will  be  valid  only  for  that  particular category.
for  furnishing  a  certificate  of  financial  soundness  of the  party  will  be  excluded  for  determining  the  effec~ tive  date  of  registration  of  the  applicant.  For  reckon- ing  the  period  of  six  months,  the  month  during  which the  application  for  registration/bank  certificate  is received,  will  not  be  taken  into  account.  Exports made  from  the  date  six  months  prior  to  the  date  of application  for  Registration  will  be  eligible  for  grant of  replenishment  licence  provided  the  applications against  such  exports  are  made  within  the  time  limit as  provided  in  para  31.  Even  in  respect  of  export  of items  which  qualify  for  replenishment  only  after realization  of  foreign  exchange,  the  period  of  six months  will  reckon  from  the  period  of  exports  and not  from  the  date  of  realization  of  payment.
Change  in  constitution  or  ownership
(ii)  In  the  case  of  components  and  auxiliaries  of Textile  machinery  items,  Automobile  Parts  and Surgical  Instruments,  and  Readymade  Garments which,  for  the  purpose  of  grant  of  replenishment licences  are  classified  under  different  Product  Groups in  Section  IV,  depending  upon  the  raw  materials  us^d in  their  manufacture,  the  registered  exporters  may  get themselves  registered  with  any  one  of  the  concerned registering  authority.  It  will  not  be  necessary  for  Ihem to  get  themselves  registered  with  each  registering authority  for  the  purpose  of  claiming  replenishment licences.  Similarly,  in  the  case  of  made  up  articles  of precious/semi-prccious  stones  like  Ash  Trays,  Pen Holders,  Paper  Cutters,  Key  Chains,  Paper  Weights, Tie  Pins  etc.  which  qualify  for  replenish- ment  licences  under  the  Product-Group  "Handicraft" it  would  not  be  necessary  for  the  exporters  to  get themselves  registered  with  the  All  India  Handicraft Board  in  case  they  are  already  registered  with  the Gem  &  Jewellery  Export  Promotion  Council.
(iii)  In  case  of  composite  items  which  contain  raw material  falling  under  different  product  groups,  say Plastics,  Engineering  etc.,  if  the  value  of  a  particular raw  material  used  is  more  than  50%  of  the  value  of the  composite  item,  it  is  enough  if  the  exporter  regis- ters  himself  with  the  registering  authority  concern  d with  the  major  content  of  the  composite  item.
13.  (i)  Where  there  is  any  change  in  the  owner- ship,  constitution,  name  or  address  of  any  concern, which  has  been  registered  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters,  it  shall  be  obligatory  on  the part  of  the  person  in  authority  in  the  concern,  as originally  registered,  to  intimate  the  fact  of  such change  to  the  registering  authority  within  three  months of  the  change. In  the case of  manufacturer-exporters, the  registering  authority  will  also  verify  whether  the permission  of  the  sponsoring  authority  in  regard  to the  change  has  been  obtained  in  terms  of  para  93  of the  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74,  as amended  from  time  to  time.
(ii)  Requests  from  exporters  for  registration  as  a result  of  change  in  their  constitution  will  be  dealt with  by  the  registering  authority  in  the  same  man- ner  as  those  of  fresh  cases  of  registration.  The  bene- fit  of  allotment  of  new  registration  number  to  a reconstituted  firm  will  accrue  from  the  date  of  recons- titution  of  the  firm.  In  the  event  of  a  change  in  the ownership  of  any  concern,  the  benefit  of  allotment  of registration  number/certificate  to  the  new  owner  will accrue  from  the  date  of  change  of  ownership,  subject to  such  conditions  or  restrictions  as  may  be  imposed or  considered  necessary.
De-registration  of  Exporters
11.  Once  an  exporter  has  been  registered,  the registration  shall  remain  valid  for  three  years  unless the  exporter  registered  ceases  to  exist,  or  his  name is  de-registered  for  any  reason  or  he  becomes  in- eligible  to  hold  the  certificate.
14.  (i)  The  registering  authority  may  initiate  action to  de-register  an  exporter,  where  si.h  authority is  satisfied  that  the  exporter  :
Exports  prior  to  date  of  Application  for  Registration
12.  Exports  made  by  a  registered  exporter  before a  date  earlier  than  six  months  prior  to  date  of  appli- cation  for  registration  will  not  be  considered  for  the grant  of  an  import  licence  under  the  import  policy for  registered  exporters.  For  this  purpose,  the  effec- tive  date  of  submission  of  the  application  will  be  the date  on  which  the  application,  duly  supported  by  a bank  certificate  testifying  the  applicant's  financial soundness,  is  received  by  the  registering  authority  (or sponsoring  authority  in  the  case  of  manufacturer- exporters).  Where  an  application  is  not  supported  by the  required  bank  certificate,  the  date  on  which  the bank  certificate  is  received  will  be  taken  as  the  date of  submission  of  the  application.  The  period  from  the date  when  the  party  applies  for  registration  and  the date  when  the  registering  authority  writes  to  the  bank (a)  has ceased  to have the qualifications  required for  registration  or  the  conditions  of  registra- tion  have  been  violated;  or
(b)  has  indulged  in  any  form  of  unfair,  corrupt or  fraudulent  practice,  or  failed  to  fulfil  any export  obligation.
(ii)  An  exporter  will  ordinarily  be  given  a  'show cause' notice, before  he is de-registered.  The  registering authority,  keeping  in  view  the  reason  for  de- registration  will  decide  whether  the  de-registration should  be  for  a  specified  period  or  for  an  indefinite period,  or  whether  the  de-registration  should  be  limit- ed  to  a  particular  export  product  or  be  of  wider applicability.  The  registering  authority  will  not  be bound  to  give  reasons  for  de-registration.

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Registration and de-registration by the Chief Controller
of  Imports and Exports, New Delhi.
15.  Notwithstanding  anything  contained  in  para- cases  will  be  subject  to  such  condition(s)  as  the Chief  Controller  may  decide.
Certification of  Exports
graph  14  above:
(i)  The  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports, New  Delhi,  may  register  an  exporter  or direct  the  registering  authorities  to  register an  exporter.  The  registration  done  by  the Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports, New  Delhi,  or  his  direction  to  the  register- ing  authorities  in  this  regard,  will  apply  to such  export  products  covered  by  the import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters  as may  be  specified  by  him.
(ii)  If,  on  the  basis  of  the  information  available, the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  & Exports,  New  Delhi,  is  of  the  opinion  that any  exporter  has  committed  a  breach  of any  law  (including  any  rule,  order  or  regu- lation),  relating  to  Customs  or  the import  and  export  of  goods  or  foreign exchange,  he  may,  without  prejudice  to any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  in  this behalf,  refuse  to  register  such  exporter  or direct  the  registering  authorities  to  do  like- wise,  or  he  may  de-register  an  exporter,  if the  exporter  has  already  been  registered, or  direct  the  registering  authorities  to  de- register  him  for  a  specified  or  an  indefinite period  and  in  respect  of  a  particular  export product  or  products  or  all  the  export products  covered  by  the  import  policy  for registered  exporters.
18.  (i)  At  the  time  of  shipment,  a  registered  ex- porter  should  have  a  copy  of  the  shipping  bill  duly authenticated  by  the  Customs,  for  the  purpose  of attaching  it  to  his  application  for  replenishment licence,  at  the  appropriate  time.
(ii)  After  shipment,  the  exporter  should  have  the exports  certified  by  an  authorised  dealer  in foreign  exchange  at  the  time  of  presentation of  export  documents  to  such  dealer  i.e.  the bank,  for  the  purpose  of  negotiation  and/or  collec- tion  of  bills.  While  presenting  the  export  docu- ments,  the  exporter  should  fill  in  and  give  to  the bank  the  declaration  (in  triplicate)  in  form  I  as  in Section  III  (Annexure  V),  for  exports  made  on 'outright'  sale  basis  and  in  form  II  in  Section  I1T (Annexure  V),  for  exports  on  consignment  basis/ approval  basis.
Appeals  and  review  Applications  relating  to  regis-
tration and de-registration.
16.  When  an  exporter  is  not  satisfied  with  a  deci- sion  of  any  of  the  registering  authorities  listed  in Section  III  (Annexure  I)  refusing  to  register  him  or for  de-registering  Mm,  he  may  prefer  an  appeal  to the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  New Delhi,  within  a  period  of  45  days  from  the  date  of the  communication  containing  the  decision  appealed against.  Such  appeals  will  be  considered  by  the  Chief Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi,  it necessary,  in  consultation  with  the  Ministry  of Commerce,  New  Dedhi,
17.  Any  person  aggrieved  by  the  decision  of  the Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi, taken  in  terms  of  the  provisions  of  paragraphs  15 and  16  above,  may  make  a  representation  to  him for  review  of  such  decision  within  a  period  of  45 days  from  the  date  of  the  communication  containing the  decision  against  which  the  representation  is  made. On  consideration  of  such  representations,  if  it  is so  decided,  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  New  Delhi,  may,  with  the  approval  of  the Ministry  of  Commerce,  New  Delhi,  either  him- self  re-register  the  exporter,  or  restore  registration, or  he  may  direct  the  registering  authorities  to  re- register  such  exporter  or  restore  his  registration.  The re-registration  or  restoration  of  registration  in  such (iii)  The  Bank  will  certify  the  f.o.b.  value  of  ex- ports  in  Indian  rupees  and  countersign  the  declara- tion  after  necessary  verification  with  reference  to  the export  documents.  The  bank  will  then  pass  on  the original  certificate  with  the  relevant  copy  of  the  Bank attested  invoice  to  the  exporter  concerned,  the  dupli- cate  to  the  licensing  authority  concerned,  and  the triplicate  will  be  retained  by  the  bank  for  Its  record. In  case  of  exports  made  on  consignment  basis/appro- val  basis,  the  Bank  will  certify  the  f.o.b.  value  and countersign  and  pass  on  the  certificate  at  in  Form No.  II,  to  the  exporter,  only  after  the  exports'  sale proceeds  have  been  realised  and  surrendered  to  the Indian  Fxchange  Control.  A  copy of  the late  Ministry of Foreign  Trade,  Public  Notice  No.  47-ITC(PN)/ 70,  dated  the  31st  March,  1970  indicating  the  detail- ed  procedure  to  be  followed  in  this  regard  is  repro- duced  in Section  III  (Annexure  VI).
(iv)  The  above  procedure  implies  that  the  authoris- ed  dealer  in  foreign  exchange  will  issue  separate certificates  in  respect  of  each  consignment  of  export at  the  time  of  presentation  of  export  documents. A  bank  certificate  covering  more  than  one  consign- ment  may  also  be  entertained.
(v)  The  exporter  will,  at  the  time  of  the  submis- sion  of  the  application  for  the  grant  of  replenish- ment  licence  in  accordance  with  the  prescribed  time schedule,  enclose  the  original  bank  certificate(s)  and copies  of  the  Barik  attested  invoices,  and  quote  in the  statement  of  exports  furnished  with  the  applica- tion  the  number  and  date  of  the  certificate  issued  by the  Bank  for  each  of  the  shipments  covered  by  the application.
19.  The  procedure  outlined  above  for  certification of  exports  by  the  authorised  dealers  in  foreign  ex- change  will  not  apply  in  the  case  of  the  following:—
(i)  Gem  and  Jewellery;  (except  exports  made
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(ii)  Cinematographic  films  (exposed);
(iii)  Exports  by  Value  Payable  Post  parcel;
(iv)  Export  of  books,  journals  and  periodicals;
(v)  Supplies  made  to  foreign  shipping  companies
as  ship  itorei;
(vi)  Sales made  at international  exhibitions  abroad;
(vii)  Sales  of  following  items  to  foreign  tourists:—
(a)  Handicrafts;
(b)  Silk  fabrics  and  made  up  articles  including
furnishing  material; (e)  Silk  readymade  garments;
(d)  Cotton  sarees,  cotton  dress  material,  cot- ton  table  linen,  bed  spreads,  bed  covers, cotton  stoles,  scarves,  shawls  and  cotton furnishing  material;
(e)  Cotton  readymade  garments;
(f)  Leather  goods  falling  under  S.  No.  D.2.1 and  D.2.2  of  Section  11,  namely  foot- wear,  hand  bags,  belts,  purses  etc.;
(g)  Woollen  carpets,  Namda  etc.
(viii)  Export  of  carpets  to  foreign  tourists  against
advance  payment;
(ii)  In  the  case  of  registered  contracts  applications could,  however,  be  filed  contract-wise  instead  of  cov- ering  all  the  exports  belonging  to  a  product-group.
21.  It  will; however,  be open  to  a  branch  of  a  limi- ted  company  or  of  a  registered  exporter  to  apply  for an  import  replenishment  licence  against  the  exports effected  by  it,  to  the  licensing  authority  within  whose jurisdiction  the  branch  is  situated,  provided  that such  branch  is  separately  registered  as  an  exporter or  produces  evidence  to  the  effect  that  the  registration certificate  issued  to the limited  company/head  office,  is also  valid  for  the  branch  in  question.  The  applica- tions  in  such  types  of  cases  should  be  accompanied by  a  certificate  of  head  office  or  the  registered  office as  the  case  may  be,  that  it  has  not  claimed  and  will not  claim  any  replenishment  licence  against  the  ex- ports  covered  by  the  application.
22.  Export  houses  holding  valid  certificates of  eligibility  issued  by  the  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi,  may  submit cither  a  consolidated  application  in  terms  of  para. 20(i)  above  or  separate  applications  in  respect  of each  of  their  nominees,  against  export  products  fall- ing  within  the  same  product  group  in  the  simplified application  form  as  at  Section  III  [Annexure  Vn(A)].
23.  Import  applications  in  all  cases  should  be
made  to  the  licensing  authorities  concerned  direct.
Frequency  of  Applications
(ix)  Supplies  made  for  IBRD/IDA  aided  projects
in  India;
(x)  Supplies  made  by  Indian firms in  India  under the  aid  programmes  of  United  Nations  and other  multinational  agencies  at  international prices  and  paid  for  in  free  foreign  exchange; and
(xi)  Export  of  machinery  and  equipment  against Indian  equity  participation  in  joint  ventures abroad.
24.  Subject  to  the  exceptions  made  in  Paragraphs 25,  26  and  27,  an  exporter  should  make  one  applica- tion  for  import  replenishment  against  his  exports  of all  the  products  in  a  product  group  made  within  a period  of  one  month,  two  months  or  a  quarter  pro- vided  that  these  export  periods  do  not  run  into  more than  one  quarter,  namely,  April—June,  July—Sept., October—December  and  January—March.  In  the case  of  exports  on  consignment/approval  basis, such  applications  should  be  made  in  respect  of  sale proceeds  realised  and  surrendered  to  the  Indian  Ex- change  Control  within  a  period  of  one  month  or two  months  or  a  quarter  as the  case  may  be.
Procedure  for  submission  of  applications  for  licences
20.  (i)  Consolidated  applications  for  import  licenc- es against export of  all the products  in  a  product-group should  be  made  in  the  prescribed  form  as  given  in Section  III  (Annexure  VII)  to  the  licensing  authority under  whose  jurisdiction  the  registered  office,  in  the case  of  a  limited  company,  and  head  office  in  the case  of  other  registered  exporters,  is  situated.  In respect  of  Gem  and  Jewellery  exports,  applications  for licences  may  be  made  separately  for  each  exported item,  instead  of  a  consolidated  application.  The names  and  jurisdiction  of  the  licensing  authorities are  indicated  in  Section  III  (Annexure  VIII).  If import  licences  are  claimed  in  favour  of  more  than one  nominee,  the  consolidated  application  should  con- tain  the  particulars  of  each  of  the  nominee,  indicat- ing  separate  values  in  respect  of  each,  in  the  applica- tion  form  and  the  statement  of  exports  enclosed therewith.
25.  In  the  case  of  the  following  products,  a  regis- tered  exporter  will  have  the  option  of  filing  applica- tions  on  a  six-monthly  basis  (April—September  and October—March),  provided  no  nomination  is  involv- ed:—
(i)  Sports  goods;
(ii)  Books;
(iii)  Processed  foods;
(iv)  Cellulosic  fabrics,  i.e.,  fabrics  made  of viscose  filament  yarn,  acetate  filament  yarn and  spun  rayon  yarn;  and
(v)  Blended  fabrics  from  mixture  of  cotton/ cellulosic  fibre  or  yarn/nylon/polyster  fibre or  yam.
(vi)  Handicrafts.

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26.  Exporters  of  journals  and  periodicals  will  have the  option  to  make  applications  on  an  annual  basis, for  the  licensing  year,  provided  no  nominations  are involved,  and  provided  further,  that  the  exporter satisfies  the  licensing  authority  that  he  is  receiving subscriptions  in respect  oi  the journals  and  per'odicals on  an  annual  basis  and  is making the invoices  accord- ingly.
27.  In  the  case of  exports  of  leather  footwear  made by  the  State  Trading  Corporation,  the  applications may  be filed covering  exports  made  during  a  licensing period.
28.  Exporters  desirous  of  availing  themselves  of the  futility  allowed  in  paras.  25  and  26  above,  will have  to  opt  for  this  facility,  and  fhe  option  so  exer- cised  will  be  conveyed  to  the  licensing  authority  con- cerned.  Any  change  in  the  option  will  be  allowed only  with  the  prior  approval  of  the  said  authority.
(ii)  Applications  received  beyond  a period  of  12 mouths  from  the  last  month  of  the  export period  but  within  IS  months  . .  10  pci cent  cut.
(iii)  Applications  received  after  a  period  of  18 months  from  the  lust  month  of  the  export period  will  be  summarily  rejected  as  time barred.
(b)  The  above  cuts  in  respect  of  delayed/deficient applications  against  exports  of  products  which  qualify for  replenishment  only  after  realization  of  foreign exchange,  will  be  applied  with  reference  to  the  period during  which  the  payments  are  credited  to  the exporter's  account  and  not  with  reference  to  the period  of  exports.
(c)  In  the  case  of  exports  by  V.P.P.  of  products other  than  Gem  &  Jewellery  and  Cinematographic Films  (exposed)  the  time  limit  for  submission  of applications  will  be  reckoned  with  reference  to  the date  of  payment  as  given  in  the  Post  Master's  Certifi- cate  or  in  the  intimation  slip.
Date of  shipment/Despatch
29.  A  manufacturer-exporter  who  wishes  to  claim impoit  licences  in  his  own  name  against  every  appli- cation  that  he  will  make,  can  by  special  arrangement with  the  licensing  authority  concerned,  obtain,  the facility  of  submitting  his  applications  in  the  simpli- fied  form  given  in  Section  III  (Annexure  IX).  The arrangement  will  specify  what  products  the  manufac- turer-exporter  would  export.  In  such  cases,  I.V.C. No.  need  be  quoted  only  once  at  the  beginning  of each  year.
30.  The  provisions  of  para  29  above  will  also apply  to  merchant-exporters  who  are  eligible  to  claim licences  in  their  own  name.
33.  For  the  purpose  of  considering  applications for  import  replenishment  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters,  the  relevant  date  of  export  will be  determined  as  under;—
(a)  In  the  case  of  shipments  by  Sea,  the  date of  exports  will  be  determined  by  the  date on  the  relevant  bill  of  lading  which  general- ly  shows  the  date  on  which  the  goods  have actually  been  loaded  on  the  ship.
Time  Limit  for submission of applications
31.  Applications  for  import  replenishment  licences should  be  made,  complete  in  all  respects,  so  to  reach the  licensing  authorities  concerned  within  a  period  of three  months  from  the  end  of  the  period  of  export.
(b)  In  the  case  of  exports  by  ah-,  the  date  of export  will  be  determined  by  the  date  on the  airway  bill.
(c)  In  the  case  of  exports  by  post  parcel,  the date  of  export  will  be  determined  by  the date  stamp  on  the  postal  receipt.
Documents to  be  submitted with applications
32.  (a)  Applications  received  after  the  prescribed time  limit,  or  in  respect  of  which  the  deficiencies, if  any,  are  made  up  after  the  time  limit  prescribed for  submission  of  applications,  may  also  be  consi- dered  by  the  licensing  authorities  provided  the  appli- cations  are  received  or  the  deficiencies  are  made  up within  a  period  of  three  months  after  the  expiry  of the  time  limit  for  submission  of  the  applications. The  applications  received  thereafter  will  be  liable  to be  rejected.  The  licensing  authorities  may,  however, consider  such  applications,  on  merits,  subject  to  a cut  in  the  value  of  import  replenishment  admissible against  the  exports  in  question,  In  cases  where  such authority  is  satisfied  that  the  applicant  was  unable to  submit  his  application  in  time,  for  reasons  beyond his  control.  The  extent  of  cut  in  the  value  that  may be  imposed  in  such  cases  will be  as under  :—
(i)  Applications  received  after  a  period  of  6 months  from  the  last  month  of  the  export period  but  within  12  months  . .  5  per  cent cut.
34.  Applications  for  licences  should  be  made, complete  in  all  respects,  supported  by  a  treasury challan  for  Rs.  50  towards  the  application  fee,  and other  prescribed  documents.
35.  Along  with  the  application,  the  applicant should  furnish  a  statement  of  exports  in  the  form given  in  Section  III  (Annexure  VII),  indicating  the particulars  of  exports  as  certified  by  the  Exporter's b.ink(s),  against  which  the  import  application  is made. For  speedy  finalisation  of  the  application,  the  appli- cants  are  advised  in  their  own  interest  to  get  the statement  of  exports  certified  by  a  Chartered Accountant.
36(i)  The  following  export  documents  should  be produced  with  the  application  for  import  replenish- ment :—
(A)  In  the  case  of  exports  of  products  other  than
those  detailed  in para.  19:—
 
(i)  Bank  certificate  (In  original)  of  exports, issued  by  the  exporter's  Bank  (In  the  case

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of  export  of  cotton/handloom  textiles,  a legible  photostat  copy  of  the  Bank  Certi- ficate  may  be  produced  in  lieu  of  the original  Bank  Certificate).
(ii)  Bank  attested  copy  of  the  invoice;  and
(iii)  One  copy  of  the  shipping  bill  in  respect  of each  shipment  duly  authenticated  by  the Customs.
(B)  Exports  by  V.P.P.  of  products  other  than  gem and jewellery  and  cinematographic films (exposed): —
(i)  Invoices  giving  description  of  goods,  weight of  the  individual  items  and  their  total weight  actually  exported.
(ii)  Relevant  postal  receipts.
(iii)  Post-Master's  certificate  of  payment  or  the intimation  slip  given  by  the  Postal  Depart- ment  to  the  Indian  recipient  of  the  pro- ceeds  of  the  exports  made  by  V.P.P.
(C)  Exports  of  books,  journals  and  periodicals  by post  made  by  registered-exporters  who  have  been allowed  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  to  effect  their exports,  without  observing  P.P.  formalities:—
(i)  Postal  receipt  or  a  certificate  of  posting  issu- ed by the  Post  Office  or  any  other  evidence, in  cases  where  the  original  Postal  receipt has  been  forwarded  to  the  importer.  In the  case  of  export  by  ordinary  post,  if  the exporters  are  not  able  to  produce  certifi- cate  of  posting,  or  a Chartered  Accountant's certificate  giving  complete  details  of  postal charges,  dates  of  exports  and  particulars  of exports  in  lieu  of  the  certificate  of  posting, issued  by  the  Post  Office,  should  be  sub- mitted.
(ii)  A  Chartered  Accountant's  certificate  giving the  details  of  the  exports,  freight  etc.
(iii)  Invoice  certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant.
(D)  Export  of  books,  journals  and  periodicals  by post  made  by  registered  exporters  who  have  not  been exempted  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  from  P.P. formalities:—
(i)  Original  Postal  receipts  or  photostat  copy thereof  or  a  certificate  of  posting  issued  by the  Post  Office.  In  the  case  of  exports  by ordinary  post,  if  the  exporters  are  not  able to  produce  certificate  of  posting,  a  Charter- ed  Accountant's  certificate  giving  complete details  of  postal  charges,  dates  of  export and  particulars  of  exports,  should  be  sub- mitted.
(ii)  Invoice  certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant
indicating  the  P.P  form  Nos.
(iii)  Bank  certificate  indicating  the  receipt  of  pay- ment  in  foreign  exchange  as  well  as relevant  P.P.  Form  No.  (Exports  below
22 G  of 1/73—30
Rs.  50  made  by  ordinary  post  without P.P.  form  will  not  be  eligible  for  replenish- ment  under  this  procedure).
(E)  Export  of  books,  journals  and  periodicals  by sea/air  made  by  registered  exporters  who  have  been allowed  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  to  effect  their exports,  without  observing  GR  form  formalities:—
(i)  Invoice  certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant,
(ii)  Bill  of  Lading/Airway  Bill,
(iii)  Customs  authenticated  shipping  bill,  and
(iv)  A  statement  duly  certified  by  the  exporter's bankers/Chartered  Accountant  regarding realisation  of  export  proceeds  set  off against  the  relevant  G.R.  forms  in  a  chro- nological  order.  However,  in  cases  where the  exporters  have  obtained  a  general permit  from  the  Reservo  Bank  of  India waiving  of  the  G.R.  formalities,  it  is  not necessary  for  them  to  produce  Bank  Certi- ficate  indicating  the  G.R.  Form  Nos.  and instead  they  may  quote  the  general  permit No.  issued  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  in the  Bank  Certificate.
(F)  Exports  by  registered  post  of  products  other than  gem  and  jewellery  and  cinematographic  films (exposed)  :—
(i)  Bank  certificate  (Original)  of  exports  issued
by the  exporter's  Bank.
(ii)  Bank  attested  invoice.
(iii)  Postal  receipt  or  in  cases  where  postal receipt  has been forwarded  to  the consignee, a  certificate  issued  by  the  exporter's  Bank indicating  clearly  the  postal  receipt  No., date and amount  and certifying  that  the rele- vant  postal  receipt  has  been  forwarded  to the  consignee.
(G)  Supplies  of  materials  made  to  foreign  ship-
ping  companies  as  ship-stores  :—
(i)  Bank  certificate  (in  original)  regarding receipt  of  foreign  exchange  or  Indian Rupees  obtained  from  exchange  of  foreign currency.
(ii)  Bank  attested  invoice.
(iii)  One  copy  of  the  shipping  bill  duly  authenti- cated  by  the  Customs  in  respect  of  the  sup- plies  made  to  foreign  shipping  companies.
(iv)  Customs  "Allow  order"  in  lieu  of  the Customs  authenticated  shipping  bill  where- ever  not  available.
(H)  Exports  of  goods  sold  at  international  exhibi- tions  abroad  organised  by  the  Directorate  of  Exhibi- tions,  Ministry  of  Commerce :—
 
(i)  Certificate  from  the  Director  of  Exhibitions, Ministry  of  Commerce,  indicating  the full  description  of the goods, the f.o.b.  value,

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the  name  of  the  Indian  exporter,  date  of sale,  and  certifying  that  the  payment  against the  sales,  in  question,  has  been  repatriated to  India  and  surrendered  to  the  Indian Exchange  Control.  The  time  limit  for  sub- mission  of  an  application  will  be  reckoned from  the  date  of  sale.
(I)  Exports  of  goods  sold  at  international  exhibi- tions  abroad  organised  by  the  Council  of  Trade  Fairs and  Exhibitions  :—
(i)  Certificate  from  the  Council  of  Trade  Fairs and  Exhibitions  indicating  the  full  descrip- tion  of  the  goods,  the  f.o.b.  value, the  name of  the  Indian  exporter,  date  of  sale,  and certifying  that  the  payment  against  the sales,  in  question,  has  been  repatriated  to India  and  surrendered  to  the  Indian Exchange  Control.
(II)  Bank  Certificate  indicating  the  receipt  of payment  in  foreign  exchange.  The  proforma of  the  Bank  Certificate  given  in  Section  III (Annexure  X)  may  be  used  with  suitable modification?.  The  time  limit  for  submission of  an  application  will  be  reckoned  from  the date  of  payment  as  shown  in  the  Bank Certificate.
(J)  Exports  of  woollen  carpets  for  which  pay- ments  are  received  locally  (either  in  full  or  in  part), from  foreign  tourists  in  the  form  of  (a)  foreign  cur- rency  travellers  cheques,  (b)  crossed  foreign  bank drafts,  and  (c)  personal  cheques  drawn  on  foreign banks:—
(i)  Bank  certificate  (in  original)  of  payment issued  by  the  exporter's  bank,  in  the  pro- forma  given  in  Section  III  [Annexure  X- (A)].
(il)  Bank  attested  Invoice;
(iii)  A  copy  of  the  shipping  bill  duly  authenticat-
ed  by  the  Customs;
(iv)  In  the  case  of  postal  exports,  origii receipt  in  lieu  of  shipping  bill;  ana
(v)  A  copy  of  the  money  changer's  licence issued  to  the  seller  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of India.
(K)  Sale  to  foreign  tourists  of  Handicrafts  and
other  items  listed  in  para  19(vii)  above.
(I)  Certified  true  copies  of  sale  vouchers/cash memos,  giving  details  of  (a)  name  and nationality  of  the  tourist,  (b)  passport  num- ber  of  the  tourist,  (c)  details  of  travellers cheques/crossed  foreign  bankdrafts/per- sonal  cheques  drawn  on  foreign  banks, foreign  currency  notes  and  coins,  provided the  seller  of  these  items  possesses  an  autho- rised  mon"y  changer's  licence  from  the R.B.I.,  (d) detailed  description of  the articles sold,  specifying  material  of  which  they  are made,  and (e) value of  each  article.
(ii)  Bank  certificates  indicating  the  number  and date  of  the  relevant  sale  voucher/cash memos,  and  showing  receipt  and  surrender to  the  Indian  Exchange  Control  of  the  rele- vant  foreign  currency  travellers  cheque/ crossed  foreign  bank  drafts/personal cheques  drawn  on  foreign  banks.  (In  the case  of  personal  cheques  drawn  on  foreign banks,  the  bank  should  also  certify  that  the proceeds  of  the  cheque  have  been  realised m  foreign  exchange  as  per  the  Exchange Control  Regulations).
(L)  Supplies  made  for  IBRD/IDA  aided  projects in  India  where  Indian  exporter  sends  export  docu- ments  to  the  foreign  buyer  who  in  turn  requests  the IBRD/IDA  for  payment  to  the  exporter  on his behalf out  of  the  loan  granted  to  him.
(i)  Copy  of  the  invoice.  The  invoice  should contain  a  remark,  viz.,  "Exports  towards (Annexure  X)  with  such  deletions/modifi- cations  as might be necessary  to indicate the receipt  of  payment  in  India  to  the  credit  of the  exporter's  account  against  each  indivi- dual  transaction  or  invoice.
(ii)  Shipping  Bill  duly  authenticated  by  the
Customs.
(iii)  Copy  of  Invoice,  indicating  inter  alia  th" No.  and  the  date  of  the  shipping  bill.
(iv)  Bill  ef  Lading.
(v)  Insurance  receipt.
(M)  Exports  of  machinery  and  equipment  against
Indian  equity  participation  in joint  ventures  abroad.
(i)  Copy  of  the  invoice.  The  invoice  should contain  a  remark,  viz.,  "Exports' towards meeting  equity  participation  in  a  joint venture,  namely,  M/s  (Name of place and country) as approved in the Minis- try  of  Commerce,  letter  No dated  "
(il)  Export  promotion  copy  of  Shipping  Bill  in respect  of  each  shipment  duly  authenticated by  Customs.
(ill)  Chartered  Accountant's  Certificate  in  origi- nal  certifying  the  CIF/CF/FOB  value  of exports,  freight  and  insurance  charges,  if any  incurred,  GR  Form  No.  etc.  as  in Section  Til  (Annexure  XI).
(iv)  A  copy  of  Govt./R.B.I.  sanction  permitting the  value  of  exports  to  be  used  as  equity participation.
(N)  Supplies  made  by  Indian firms in  India  under the  aid  programmes  of  United  Nations  and  other multinationaf  agencies  at  international  price;  and  paH for  in  free  foreign  exchange.
The  documents  to  be  submitted  and  the  procedure to  be  followed  for  claiming  replenishment  against these  supplies  have  been  separately  announced  by trie Ministry  of  Commerce.
(O)  Foreign  Exchange  earned  by consultancy  firms
bv  undertaking  technical/consultancy  wort.

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(i)  Bank  Certificate  in  original  showing  the amount  of  consultancy  fees/other  charges; (ii)  No.  and  date  of  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India's letter,  if  any,  approving  the  consultancy agreement;
(iii)  The  amount  of  foreign  exchange  released  by the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  for  travel  etc. abroad  of  Engineers/others  together  with the  No.  and  date  of  permit  issued  by  the RBI.
(iv)  Passage  money  paid  in  India  for  booking  of
passage  of  the  personnel.
The  particulars  at  (ii)  to  (iv)  above  should  be
certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant.
36.  (2)  In  addition  to  the  documents  mentioned above,  an  exporter  will  also  be  required  to  furnish any  other  documents/information  as  may  be  consider- ed  necessary  by  the  licensing  authority  or  is  required in  terms  of  the  relevant  import  trade  control  policy and  procedures  in  force.
37.  Where  the  original  copy  of  the  shipping  bill has  been  lost  or  misplaced,  the  licensing  authority may  accept  a Customs'  attested  copy thereof  or photo- stat  copy  of  the  Customs'  authenticated  shipping  bill, or  Customs'  certificate  of  shipment  issued  by  the Customs  authorities,  supported  by  the  applicant's affidavit  to  the  effect  that  the  original  authenticated copy  of  the  shipping  bill  has  been  lost/misplaced without  having  been  produced  to  any  authority  for claiming  any  benefit  against  the  exports  pertaining  to the  said  shipping  bill,  and  that  if  it  is  traced  or  found later,  it  shall  not  be  produced  in  future  to  claim  any such  benefit.
a  separate  set  of  5  copies  of  the  items  to  be  imported from  such  area  should  be  sent  with  the  application for  import  licence).
41.  If  an  applicant  wishes  to  apply  for  items  on the  basis  of  A,  U.  licence/A.  U.  Release  in  terms  of the  import  policy  in  force,  he  should  also  enclose  the original, with  a certified  copy of  such licence (including list  of  goods  attached  to  that  licence  and/or  Release Order).  If  the  applicant  is unable  to produce  the ori- ginal  licence  and  the  list  of  goods,  a  legible  photostat copy  thereof  may  also  be  accepted.  If  the  applicant is unable to produce  the original  Release  Order  a legi- ble  photostat  copy  thereof  or  a  certified  copy  may also  be  accepted.
42.  For  this  purpose,  the  licence/Release  Order bearing  the following  entries  against  the column  "Class of  importer'V'Category  of  Allottee",  as  the  case  may be,  will  be  accepted  as  A.  U.  licence/Release Order :—
(a)  Actual  User. (b)  Raw  materials. (c)  Small  Scale  Industrial  Units.
43.  Capital  Goods/H.E.P.  licences,  the  licences issued  under  the  National  Defence  Remittance Scheme  and  the  licences  issued  under  the  Import Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  will  not  be  regarded as  AU  licences  for  the  purpose  of  grant  of  licences under  this  policy.
44.  Export  houses  should  produce  with  their import  application  a  copy  of  the  eligibility certificate  issued  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  New  Delhi,  with  a  declaration  that  it has  not  been  cancelled  or  withdrawn.
Sales to  foreign tourists of  handicraft and other
items listed in para 19  (vii).
38.  Requests  from  regular  exporters  of  products other  than  gem  and  jewellery  items  and  cinemato- graphic  films  (exposed),  having  a  large  number  of export  transactions  in each  quarter,  may be considered on  merits  by  the  Chief  Controller  of  Imports  and Exports,  for  admission  of  their  applications  for replenishment  on  the  basis  of  other  documentary evidence  such  as  Chartered  Accountant's  certificate, indicating  therein  all  the  relevant  particulars  as  are contained  in  the  prescribed  export  documents,  pro- vided  their  annual  exports  exceed  Rs.  50  lakhs,  and provided  further  that  the  export  products  quality  only for  import  replenishment.
39.  Exporters  should  produce  evidence  of  freight and  insurance  charges  to  the  banks  concerned  to enable  them  to  verify  the  f.o.b.  value  of  exports  in the  Bank  certificate.  Immediate  Rebate  allowed  by overseas  shipping  companies  in  freight  charges  at  the time  of  shipment  may  also  be  taken  into  account  by the  banks  while  arriving  at  the  f.o.b.  value. In  cases  where  the  export  contract  Contains  a freight  variation  clause,  the  exporter  will  be  eligible to  claim  replenishment  in  respect  of  the  foreign exchange  realised  on  account  of  freight  variation.
40.  The  applicant  should  enclose  with  his  appli- cation  five  copies  of  the  list  of  items  applied  for (Where  imports  of  any  of  the  permissible  items  are sought  to  be  rrnde  from  the  rupee  payment  area.
45.  (1)  Registered  Exporter  (dealer)  who  has been  authorised  by  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  to receive  payment  in  foreign  exchange  against  sales made  by  him  to  the  foreign  tourists  will  be  eligible to  apply  for  grant  of  replenishment  licence  against sale  of  handicraft  and  other  items  listed  in  para,  ly (vii)  above  made  to  foreign  tourists  against  (i) foreign  currency  travellers'  cheques,  (ii)  crossed foreign  bank  drafts,  (in)  personal  cheques  drawn  on foreign  banks,  and  (iv)  foreijpi  currency  notes  and coins.
(2)  In  respect  of  the  sale  of  these  items  to  foreign tourists  in  India,  the  following  procedure  is  to  bo adopted  by  the  authorised  registered  exporter (dealer):—
(a)  Registered  and  authorised  dealer  will  be required  to  maintain  printed,  serially  num- bered  voucher  books.  A  specimen  voucher is  at  Annexure  XII  of  Section  HI
(b)  Each  iale  voucher  will  be  in  triplicate, showing  details  regarding  the  name  and nationality  of  the  tourist,  his/her  passport number,  description  of  items  sold,  the  sale value  in  foreign  exchange  and  the  rupee equivalent  details  threrof;
(c)  The  original  sale  voucher  will  be  handed
over  to  the  tourist  for  his  own  use;

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(d)  The  duplicate  copy  of  the  voucher  will  be sent  by  the  dealer  along  with  the  appli- cation  for  replenishment  licence  at  the time  of  its  submission;  and
(e)  The  triplicate  copy  will  bo  retained  by  the
dealer  for  his  record.
(3)  The  authorised  dealer  will  be  required  to maintain  a  register  containing  the  follownig  parti- culars :—
(i)  Serial  Number;
(ii)  Number  of  the  sale  voucher;
(iii)  Date of  sale ;
(iv)  Name  of  the  foreign  purchaser,
proceeds  of  the  cheques  have  been  rea- lised  in  foreign  exchange  as  per  the  Ex- change  Control  Regulations);  and
(iv)  A  statement  of  the  sales  giving  details  of sale  voucher/cash  memo,  its  number  and date,  description  of  the  articles  sold,  speci- fying  the  material  of  which  they  are  made, the  value  in  rupees  of  foreign  exchange surrendered,  the  date  of  surrendering  of travellers'  cheques/foreign  bank  drafts/ personal  cheques  and  the  date  of  realisa- tion  of  foreign  exchange  in  the  case  of personal  cheques,  as  per  specimen  pro- forma  at  Annexure  XIII  of  Section  III.
Procedure for  transfer of  Import replenishment
licences
(v)  His/her  Passport  Number;
fvi)  Description  of  the  item  sold  and  the  material
of  which  made;
(vii)  Value  in  rupees;
(viii)  Equivalent  foreign  exchange  rendered;
(ix)  Name  of  the  bank  in which  foreign  currency/ travellers'  cheques/crossed  foreign  bank drafts/cheques  deposited;
(x)  Date  of  deposit;  and
(xi)  Remarks.
This  register  will b;  open  to  check  by  Government. 46.  The  provisions  in  regard  to  transfer  are  con- tained  in  Paras  24  and  25  of  Part  'B',  A  merchant exporter  or  manufacturer  exporter  desirous  of transferring  his  import  replenishment  licences  in favour  of  the  S.  T.  C,  or  the  M.  M.  T.  C. or  an  eligible  export  house,  should  make  a  specific request  to  this  effect  to  the  licensing  authority  in accordance  with  the  prescribed  procedure.
The  applicant  will  not  be  permitted  to  withdraw the  request  for  transfer  once  made.  Before  making transfer  in  favour  of  an  eligible  export  house,  the exporter  should  satisfy  himself  that  the  export  house holds  a  valid  eligibility  certificate.
Import  of  ]igs, tools  and  machinery by  supporting
manufacturers of  export  houses
(4)  Applications  for  replenishment  licences  against such  sales  will  be  madt  to  the  licensing  authorities under  whose  jurisdiction  the  registered  office  of  the applicant  is  situated.  Applications  will  be  made  in the  same  form  as  is  applicable  in  the  oase  of  other registered  exporters.  Such  applications  should  be made  in  respect  of  sales  made  during  a period  of  one month/two  months  or  quarter  and  should  reach  the licensing  authorities  within  a  period  of  three  months succeeding  the  last  month  of  the  period  during  which sales  were  made.  The  applications  should  be  accom- panied  by  the  following  documents:—
(i)  T.  R.  for  Rs.  50;
(ii)  Certified  true  copies  of  sale  vouchers/ cash memos,  giving  details  of  (a)  name  and nationality  of  the  tourist,  (b)  Passport number  of  the  tourist,  (c)  details  of  tra- vellers' cheques/crossed  foreign  bank  drafts/ personal  cheques  drawn  on  foreign  banks, (d)  detailed  description  of  the  articles  sold, specifying  material  of  which  they  are  made and  (e)  value of  each  article ;
(iii)  Bank  certificates  indicating  the  number  and date  of  the  relevant  sale  voucher/ cash memo,  and  showing  receipt  and  surrender to  the  Indian  Exchange  Control  of  the relevant foreign  currency travellers' cheques/ crossed  foreign  bank  drafts/ personal cheques  drewn  on  foreign  banks.  (In  the case  of  personal  cheques  on  foreign  banks, the  bank  should  also  certify  that  the 47.  A  registered  manufacturer  exporter  transfer- ring  an  import  licence  to  any  of  the  aforesaid  agen- cies  against  the  entire  import  replenishment  admis- sible  to  him  in  respect  of  his  exports  in  a  particular export  period,  may  retain  a  portion  of  such  import entitlement,  to  import  jigs,  tools  and  machinery  up to  specified  value  limits  as  indicated  in  para  45 of  Part  'B,'  in  the  manner  stated  below:—
 
(a)  If  the  manufacturer-exporter  concerned wishes  to  import  jigs,  tools,  testing  instru- ments  and  equipment  for  packing  and  tagg- ing, upto 20 per cent of the import replenish- ment  admissible  to  him  subject  to  a  maxi- mum  of  Rs.  2 lakhs  in the  case  of  jigs, tools and  equipment  for  packing  and  tagging  and Rs.  4  lakhs  in  the  case  of  testing  instru- ments  and  equipment  against  the  exports made  during  a  particular  export  period  in terms  of  the  import  policy  in  force,  he  may apply  for  import  licence  in  his  name  for such  goods  supported  by  a  recommenda- tion  of  the  sponsoring  authority  concerned and  transfer  to  the  STC/MMTC  or  the Eligible  Export  House  only  for  for  the balance  amount.  In  such  cases,  if the  licence  sought  to  be  transferred has  already  been  issued,  the  licensing authority,  while  allowing  the  transfer, will  suitably  reduce  the  value  of  the licence  to  enable  the  manufacturer-exporter

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to  obtain  a  separate  import  liceuce  for  the admissible  value  for  import  of  Jigs,  tools eLc.  from  Ihe  licensing  authority  concerned. While  reducing  the  value  of  the  licence,  the licensing  authority  will  send  an  intimation to  this  effect  to  the  licensing  authority  to whom  the  manufacturer-exporter  will  apply for  import  of  Jigs,  tools  etc.
(b)  If  the  manufacturer-exporter  concerned wishes  to  impori  plant  and  machinery  up to  50  per  cent  o\'  the  import  replenishment admissible  to  him  subject  to  a  maximum of:  Rs.  3  lakhs  iu  a  half  year,  against  his exports  made  during  a  particular  export period  in  terms  of  the  import  policy  in force,  he  may  apply  separately  for  a  licence for  these  goods  i I  ibe  prescribed  form  and manner  supporter  by  a  recommendation  of the  sponsoring  authority  concerned.  In such  cases,  the  tiansfer  in  favour  of  STC/ MMTC  or  an  eligible  Export  House  can be  made  only  for  the  balance  import  re- plenishment  due  lo  the  manufacturer-expor- ter.  For  this  parposc,  the  manufacturer- exporter  can  also  retain  his  machinery  en- titlement  every  time  while  transferring  the licences  to  the  STC/MMTC  or  an  eligible Export  House  during  a  period  of  six  months, in  order  to  apply  separately  for  the  com- bined  value  of  such  machinery  entitlements to  obtain  the  licence  up  to  50  per  cent  of his  total  entitlement  subject  to  a  maximum of  Rs.  3  lakhs  in  a  half  year  as  provided in  the  relevant  p,.xa  in  Part  'B'.
(c)  If  a  manufacturer-exporter  has  transferred his  import  licence  to  STC/MMTC  or  an eligible  export  house  for  his  entire import  entitlement  in  a  certain  period and  the  import  licence  has  been  trans- ferred  to  such  agency,  the  manufacturer- exporter  may,  subsequent  to  the  issue of  such  licence,  request  for  import  of  plant and  machinery  upto  50  per  cent  of  the vcJue  of  that  licence  subject  to  maximum of  Rs.  3  lakhs  by  producing  a  written  con- sent  of  the  transferee  concerned  to  the eflect  to  the  licensing  authority.  For  this purpose,  the  Ejiimifacturer-cxporter  will also  have  the  facility  of  combining  more than  one  such  lbente  transferred  to  such agency,  against  his  import  entitlements,  for import  of  plant  arid  machinery  upto  50  pec cent  of  the  value  of  such  licence  subject to  a  maximum  of  Rs.  3  lakhs  within  a talf  year.  While  g ving  its  consent,  the transferee  concerted  will  surrender  the  im- port  licences,  in  question,  for  a  correspond- ing  reduction  in  their  value.
ir  accordance  with  the  relevant  policy,  the  particulars of  the  nominee  should  be  given  in  Part  'B'  of  the application  form  (Form  LH'),  aa  appearing  in  Section III  (Annexure  VII).
49.  Defective  nominations'—An  application  where the  nomination  has  not  been  correctly  made,  will  be liable  to  be  rejected  by  the  licensing  authority.  In such  a  case,  an  application  for  licence  will  be  consi- dered  to  have  been  received  by  the  licensing  authority on  the  date  on  which  the  correct  nomination  is received.
50.  Change  in  nomination—A  licensing  authority may  allow  a  change  in  the  nomination  once  made with  the  consent  of  the  nominee,  and  subject  to  such restrictions  and  conditions  J;S  may  be  prescribed  by such  authority  and  subject  to  the  provisions  of para  32  above.
51.  Before  making  a  nomination  the  exporter
should  take  the  following  precautions:—
(i)  He  should  ensure  thai  the  nominee  is  a manufacturer  of  a  product  on  the  basis  of which  he  can  be  nominated  in  terms  ol the  import  policy  in  force.  He  fhould  veri- fy  the  eligibility  of  tin;  nominee  with  refer- ence  to  the  registration  certificate  issued  to him  by  the  sponsoring  authority,  and  with reference  lo  the  actual  user  Licence and/or  Release  Order  possessed  by  him. If  the  nominee  is  a  registered  manufacturer- exporter,  the  registration-cum-membership certificate  issued  to  him  by  the  registering authority  in  the  revised  form  will  also contain,  in  its  Part  II,  an  endorsement by  the  sponsoring  authority  indicating the  end-products  manufactured  by  the unit.  A  manufacturing  unit  will  not be  eligible  for  nomination  if  the  registration certificate  issued  to  ii.  by  the  sponsoring authority  is  endorsed  'provisional'  or  'tem- porary',  or  the  registration  certificate  is  en- dorsed  as  valid  only  up  to  a  specified  date. A  manufacturing  unit  will  also  not  be  eligi- ble  for  nomination  if  it  does  not  hold Actual  User  licence/release  order  issued under  the  A.U.  Policy  for  1971-72, 1972-73  or  1973-74  for  import/allotment of  raw  materials/components  for  the manufacture  of  tie  same  end-product  ov the  basis  of  which  the  nomination  has been  made.
(ii)  he  should  ensure  that  the  nominee  is  not debarred  from  receiving  import  licences  or allotments  of  imported  goods  under  the Imports  (Control)  Ord;r;  and
Procedure  for  nominations
 
48.  The  provisions  in  regard  to  nominations  aie contained  in  Part  'B'.  Where  a  nomination  is  made (iii)  he  should  check  thf.t  the  nominee  is  asking for  items  which  ate  permissible  according to  the  import  policy  fo:  registered  exporters, in  force.  It  may  be  clarified  that  i1;  vill not  be  permissible  for  the  manufacturer- exporter  or  his  nominee  to  claim  an  item for  Import  on  the,  bisis  of  Actual  User licence/A.U.  Releuse  Order  issued  to  a

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different  industrial  unit  even  if  both  the units  {i.e.  the  unit  claiming  the  licence/ Release  Order  and  the  unit  possessing Actual  User  licence/Release  Order)  are owned  by  the  same  person  or  same  Bet  o[ persons  or  have  common  I.V.C.  Registra- tion/Exemption  Number.
52.  In  the  case  of  nomination,  the  registered exporter  should  produce  a  photostat/attested  copy of  the  A.U.  licence/A.U.  Release  Order  issued  to  the nominee  to  enable  the licensing  authority  to  determine the  eligibility  of  the  nominee  under  sub-para  51.  (i) above.
Gem  and  Jewellery  and  CfH"UMlographk  FUaas
(Exposed)
53.  In  the  case  of  Gem  and  Jewellery  items,  the applications  for  licence  will  be  made  only  after  the safe  proceeds  of  exports  have  been  realised  and surrendered  to  the  Indian  Exchange  Control  except in  the  case  of  exports  made  otherwise  than  on  con- firmed/outright  sale  basis.  In  the  case  of  Cinemato- ghaphic  Films  (exposed)  the  applications  for  licence will  be  made  only  after  the  sale  proceeds  have  been realised  and  surrendered  to  the  Indian  Exchange Control.  Such  applications  may  be  made  on  a monthly/two  monthly/quarterly  basis  as  opted  by  the registered  exporter  so  as  to  reach  the  licensing authority  concerned  within  a  period  of  three  months succeeding  the  month/two  months/quarter  during which  the  proceeds  of  foreign  exchange  were  actually credited  to  the  exporter's  account.  In  the  case  of advance  payments  received  in  respect  of  gem  and jewellery  items,  the  limit  for  submission  of  applica- tions  will  be  reckoned  with  reference  to  the  period of  export.  The  application  form  of  gem  and  jewel- lery items is given in  Section III  [Annexure  XHKA)J.
(iii)  Copy  of  Bill  of  Lading/Airway  Bill  duly attested  by  the  Shipping  Company,/Airway Company  (Postal  receipt  in  tho  "base  of exports  by  post).
(iv)  Copy  of  Shipping  Bill  duly  authenticated  by Customs  (Except  in  the  case  of  exports  by post  or  V.P.P.).
(v)  Copy  of  invoice  duly  attested  by  the
negotiating  Bank.
(vi)  Copy  of  invoice  duly  attested  by  the
Customs.
Note:  The  attested  invoices  should  clearly  indi- cate  that  the  exports  were  on  confirmed/ outright  sale  basis.
(II)  In  the  case  of  other  exports  of  Gem  & Jewel-
lery  items:—
(a)  Treasury  Challan  for  Rs.  50/-.
(b)  Copy  of  Bill  of  Ladiug/Airway  Bill  duly attested  by  the  Shipping  Company/Airway Company  (Postal  receipt  in  the  case  of  ex- ports  by  post).
(c)  Copy  of  Shipping  Bill  duly  authenticated  by Customs  (Except  in  the  case  of  exports  by post  or  V.P.P.).
(d)  Copy  of  invoice  duly  attested  by  the  nego-
tiating  Bank.
(e)  Copy  of  invoice  duly  attested  by  the  Cus- toms  (in  the  case  of  gem  and  jewellery items).
(f)  Bank  certificate  in  original  regarding  receipt of  foreign  exchange  as  per  proforma  given in  Section  III.  (Annexure  X).
sales  to  foreign  tourists  of  gem  and  jewellery items
54.  The  registered  exporter^  of  cinematographic films  (exposed)  will  have  the  option  of  filing  appli- cations  on  hali  yearly  basis  provided  no  nomination is  involved.  In  such  cases  the  application  should reach  the  concerned  licensing  authority  within  a period  of  three  months  following  the  half  yearly period  in  which  the  payments  were  received.  The registered  exporters  of  cinematographic  films  (ut- posed)  desiring  to  avail  themselves  of  this  facility will  have  to  make  a  final  option.  Any  change  in option  will  be  allowed  only  with  the  prior  approval of  the  licensing  authority  concerned.
55.  The  application  should  be  accompanied  by
the  following  documents:—
(I)  In  case  of  exports  of  Gem  and  Jewellery  items
made  on  confirmed/outright  sale  basis:—
(i)  Treasury  Challan  for  Rs.  50/-.
(ii)  Bank  Certificate  (in  original)  of  exports issued  by  the  Exporters'  Bank,  as  in  Form No.  1  Annexure  V  of  Section  III  or  iha aforesaid  policy  book.
56.  A  registered  exporter  (jeweller)  who  possesses "Authorised  Money  Changers"  licence  issued  by  the Reserve  Bank  of  India  and  is  approved  by  the  Ex- port  Promotion  Authority  at  Bombay,  Calcutta  and Madras  and  by  the  licensing  authority  at  other  ports will  be  eligible  to  apply  for  grant  of  replenishment licence  against  sale  of  gem  and  jewellery  items  made to  foreign  tourists,  where  payments  are  received  in the  manner  permissible  under  the  authorised  money- changer's  licence.  In  the  case  of  personal  cheques drawn  on  banks  outside  India,  a  certificate  from  the authorised  dealer  in  foreign  exchange  to  the  effect that  proceeds  of  the  cheque  have  been  realised, should  be  produced.  In  all  other  cases,  a  certificate that  the  cheques/amounts  have  been  surrendered  to the  Indian  Exchange  Control  would  be  sufficient.

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57.  The  registered  exporter  (jeweller)  who  had been  previously  approved  prior  to  the  date  of  the devaluation  and  who  still  possesses  the  "Authorised Money  Changers"  licence,  would  be  considered  as "approved"  tor  the  purpose  of  claiming  replenish- ment  in  accordance  with  these  provisions,
58.  The  registered  exporter  (jeweller)  desiring  to claim  benefits  under  this  scheme,  who  does  not possess  "money  changer's'1  licence,  may  apply  for such  a  licence  to  the  Reserve  Bank  of  India  in  the prescribed  form;  and  on  receipt  of  the  same  he  rna) approach  the  concerned  Export  Promotion/Licensing Authority  for  approval.
59.  The  minimum  annual  sales  that  an  approved jeweller  will  be  required  tc  make  to  foreign  tourists against  realisation  of  payment  in  foreign  exchange would  be  equivalent  of  Rs.  75,000.  At  the  time  of seeking  approval,  the  registered  exporter  (jeweller) will  furnish  an  undertaking  to  the  approving  autho- rity  concerned  at  the  portu  to  the  effect  that  (i)  a minimum  sale  to  foreign  tourists  to  the  value  of Rs.  75,000  would  be  effected  during  the  next  twelve months;  and  (ii)  in  the  event  of  cancellation  by  RBI of  the  licence  issued  to him  an  intimation  will be sent by  him  forthwith  to  the  approving  authority  con- cerned.
60.  If  the  minimum  level  of  sales  is  not  reached within  the  prescribed  period  of  one  year  or  if  the authorised  "money  changer's"  licence  is  withdrawn during  the  period  for  any  reason,  the  concerned registered  exporter  (jeweller)  vould  cense  to  be  en- titled  to  the  replenishment  admissible  against  sales to  foreign  tourists.
61.  Ministry  of  Commerce  and/or  Chief  Con- troller  of  Imports  and  Exports  may  withdraw  the approval  given  by  the  approving  authority  at  ports without  assigning  any  reason  and  recommend  can- cellation  of  the  licence  issued  by  the  Reserve  Bant of  India.
62.  In  respect  of  the  sale  of  gem  and  jewellery items  to  foreign  tourists  in  India,  against  foreign  cur- rency  travellers'  cheques,  .following  procedure  is  to be  adopted  by  the  registered  approved  jewellers :•—
(a)  Registered  approved  jeweller  will  be  requir- ed  to  maintain  printed,  serially  numbered voucher  books,  the  particulars  of  which should  be  notified  in  advauce  to  the  Ap- proving  Authority.  A  specimen  voucher  is in  Section  III  (Annexure  XIV).
(c)  The  original  sale  voucher  should  be  stitched with  the  tourist's  passport.  The  Customs authorities  at  the  time  of  departure  of  th" tourist  will  detach  the  voucher  and  send  it to  the  concerned  licensing  authority  with an  endorsement,
(d)  The  duplicate  copy  of  the  sale  voucher  will be  handed  over  to  the  tourist  for  his  own use.
(e)  The  triplicate  copy  of  the  voucher  will be  sent  by  the jeweller  along with  the  appli- cation  for  replenishment  licence  at  the  tim" of  its  submission.
(f)  The  fourth  copy  will  be  retained  by  the
jeweller  for  his  record.
63.  The  approved  jeweller  will  be  required  to maintain  a  register  containing  the  following  parti- culars:—
(i)  Serial  Number,
(ii)  Number  of  the  sale  voucher,
(iii)  Date  of  sale.
(iv)  Name  of  the  foreign  purchaser,
(v)  His/her  passport  number,
(vi)  Description  of  the  item  sold,
(vii)  Value  in  rupees,
(viii)  Equivalent  foreign  exchange  rendered.
(ix)  Name  of  the  Bank  in which  foreign  currency
travellers'  cheques  deposited,
(x)  Date  of  deposit,
(xi)  Remarks.
This  Register  will  be  open  to  check  by  Govern-
ment.
64.  The  registered  exporter  who  is  an  approved jeweller  will  be  required  to  submit  an  application  in th;  prescribed  form  and  manner  to  the  Import  and Export  Control  licensing  authority,  within  whose jurisdiction  the  registered  office  of  the  applicant  is situated.
65.  Such  applications  with  the  documents  indicat- ed  below  should  be  made  in  respect  of  sales  made during  a month/two  months/quarter  and  should  reach tbs  Licensing  authority  concerned  within  a  period  of three  months  succeeding  the  month/two  monthi/ quarter  during  which  sales  were  effected.
Documents
(b)  Each  sale  voucher  wi'l  be  in  quadruplicate, showing  details  regarding  the  name  and nationality  of  the  tourist,  his/her  passport number,  description  of  the  gem  and  jewel- lery  items  sold;  the  tale  value  in  foreign exchange  and  the  rupee  equivalent,  details of  the  foreign  currency  travellers'  cheques given  by  the  tourist.
(i)  Treasury  challan  for  Ri.  50.
(ii)  Triplicate  copies  of  sale  vouchers  givinn  full description  of  the  items  sold,  their  value  in Indian  rupees,  particulars  of  foreign  tourist, his/her  passport  numbsr,  mode  of  paj'ment and  amount  of  foreign  currency  traveller!' cheques.

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(BI)  Bank  certificate  in  original  evidencing  the ieceipt  of  toreign  exchange  from  sales  to foreign  tourists  against  travellers'  cheques.
66.  The  details  of  products  eligible  for  replenish- ment  against  sales  to  foreign  tourists,  the  extent  of replenishment,  the  items  permissible  for  import,  etc. are  given in  the  Policy  statement  in  Section  II.
Trading  Corporation,  or  an  eligible  Export  House. The  requests  for  transfer  should  be  supported  by a  written  consent  of  the  proposed  transferee.  Such transfers  will  be  regulated  in  terms  of  sub-clause 5(3)(i)  of  the  Imports  (Control)  Order,  1955,  in accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Part  B.
Conditions of  import licences issued under the impart
policy  jor  Registered Exporters
67.  Licences/release orders issued to manufacturer- exporters.—Import  licences  for  raw  materials,  com- ponents,  spares,  machinery  and  other  goods,  and  also the  release  orders  issued  to  manufacturer-exporters under  the  import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters shall  be  subject  to  the  'Actual  User'  condition  for  the utilisation  of  the  imported  goods  as  laid  down  in Chaptcis  IV  and  VI  of  the  Import  Trade  Control Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74,  as amended  from  time  to  time.
68.  Licences/release  orders issued  to  nominees oj registered  exporters.—Import  licences  for  raw materials,  components,  spares,  machinery  and  other goods,  as  also  the  release  orders  issued  to  manufac- turers  nominated  by  registered  exporters  under  the Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  shall  b" subjcci  to  the  'Actual  User'  condition  for  the  utilisa- tion  of  the  imported  goods,  as  laid  down  in  Chapters IV  and  VI  of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74  as  amended  from time  to  time.
72.  Licences  issued against gem  and  jewellery ex- ports.—Import  licences  against  exports  of  gem  and jewellery  will  be  issued  in  the  name  of  registered  ex- porters  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered Exporters,  without  the  usual  'Actual  User'  condition imposed  on  other  licences  issued  under  this policy.
73.  Clarification  regarding industrial unit.—For  the purpose  of  complying  with  the  'Actual  User1  condi- tion  in  respect  of  imported  materials,  the  manufac- turer-exporters  and  nominee  manufacturers  shall utilise  the  imported  materials  only  in  the  factory  at the  address  shown  in  the  application  against  which the licence/release  order  is issued, and for  the  purpose for  which  the  licence/release  order  is  issued.  The imported  materials  shall  not  be  used  in  a  different industrial  unit  even  if  the  industrial  unit  holding  the licence/release  order  and  the  industrial  unit  in  which the  goods  are  used,  are  owned  by  the  same  person  or the  same  set  of  persons,  or  have  a  common  IVC registration/exemption  number.  This  definition  of an  industrial  unit  will  also  apply  in  the  matter  of claiming  imports  of  items  appearing  in  the  Actual User  licences/Actual  User  Release  Orders  in  terms of  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  as clarified  in  sub-paragraph  51(ih)  above.
Procedure for  the  grant  of  'Advance',  'Imprest' and
'On Account' licences
Advance licences.
69.  Licences/release orders issued to  merchant ex- porters.—Import  licences  and  release  orders  issued to  merchant  exporters  under  the  Import  Policy  for Registered  Exporters  shall  be  subject  to  the  condition that  the  licensee  shall  not  sell  or  otherwise  dispose of  the  imported  materials  but  use  them  in  the  manu- facture  of  the  goods  exported  provided  the  manufac- ture  of  such  goods  elsewhere  is  undertaken  on  the licensee's  account.
70.  Licences/release  orders  issued to  eligible Ex- port  Houses.—(1)  Import  licences  and  release  orders issued  to  eligible  Export  Houses  under  the  Im- port  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  and  im- port  licences  acquired  by  eligible  Export  Houses  by transfer  from  registered  exporters  under  the  said policy,  shall  be  subject  to  the  condition  that  the imported  materials  shall  be disposed  of  to  actual users engaged  in  export  production.  The  Export  Houses may  also  utilise  the  imported  materials  for  export production  on  their  own  account  in  the  manufactur- ing  establishments  owned  by  others.
(2)  Import  licences  acquired  by  eligible  Export Houses  shall  also  be  subject  to  such  export  obligation as  may  be  imposed  under  the  import  policy  for  Reg- istered  Exporters  as  in  force  from  time  to  time.
74.  (i)  Applications  from  registered  exporters, including  merchant  exporters  and  design  Engineering organisations,  for  the  grant  of  advance  licences  or CCPs  or  release  orders  for  raw  material  required for  the  execution  of  the  firm  export  orders,  will  be considered  on  merits.
(ii)  Requests  for  the  grant  of  CCPs  for  import  of rough  diamonds,  uncut  precious  stones/semi-prccious stones  and  undrilled  pearls,  for  processing  and  re- export  to  the  foreign  supplier,  will  also  be  considered on  merits.
(iii)  Ordinarily,  an  export  order  will  be  regarded as  a  firm  order  if  it  is  backed  by  an  irrevocable letter  of  credit  or  substantial  advance  payment,
(iv)  Requests  for  the  grant  of  advance  licences/ Release  Orders  for  the  execution  of  other  types  of firm  export  orders  with  different  modes  of  payment such  as  sight  draft/D.A.  basis  may  also  be  considered depending  on  the  merits  of  each  case.
Applications  to  be  made  to  the  Regional Licensing
authorities.
 
71.  Transfer  of  import  replenishment licences.— Merchant  exporters  and  manufacturer-exporters  may be  allowed,  on  request,  to  transfer  import  replenish- ment  licences  issued  to  them  under  the  Import  Policy for  Registered  Exporters,  hi  favour  of  the  State Trading  Corporation,  or  the  Minerals  and  Metals (v)  Eligible  Registered  Exporters  should  submit their  applications  for  advance  licences  hi  the  pres- cribed  form  as  in  Section  III  (Annexure  XV)  to  the Regional  Licensing  Authority  concerned  within  whose

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jurisdiction  the  applicant  is  situatad  in  the  following type  of  cases:—
(a)  where  the  value  of  advance  licence/Release Order  applied  for  does  not  exceed  Rs.  10 lakhs  or  the  f.o.b.  value  of  export  order is  not  more  than  Rs.  50  lakhs,  whichever is  less;
(b)  the  export  order  for  the  execution  of  which the  advance  licence/release  order  is  re- quired  is  backed  by  an  irrevocable  letter of  credit.  (Licensing  authorities  may,  how- ever,  accept  Sight  Drafts/D.A.  basis  as modes  of  payment  in  lieu  of  irrevocable letter  of  credit  in  individual  cases  on merits);
(c)  the  item(s)  for  which  advance  licence/ release  order  is  sought  to  be  issued  are from  those  which  appear  in  Col.  4  againt the  relevant  export  product  in  Section  II of  this  book;
(d)  no  export  obligation  is  outstanding  against the  applicant  in  respect  of  an  earlier  adv- ance  licence/release  order;  and
(e)  the  export  product  for  which  the  advance licence/release  order  is  applied  for  does not  fall  in  any  of  the  following  product groups:—
(i)  Fish  and  Fish  Products, (ii)  Handicrafts. (iii)  Woollen  Carpets,  Rugs  and  Druggets, (iv)  Woollen  Textiles,  Hosiery  and  Mixed
Fabrics.
(v)  Stainless  Steel  Products, (vi)  Gem  and  Jewellery, (vii)  Non-Cellulosic  Products, (viii)  Cellulosic  Products.
(ix)  Blended  Products  from  mixture  of  cot- ton/Cellulosic  Fibre  or  Yarn  Nylon/ Polyester  Fibre  or  yam/natural  silk.
(vi)  Applications  for  advance  licences  againsl export  orders  for  ready-made  garments  should  be addressed  to  the  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  Bombay,  irrespective  of  the  jurisdic- tion  of  the  licensing  office  within  which  the  registered office  of  the  exporter  is  situated.  Such  applications should  also  be  accompanied  by  the  usual  documents prescribed  in  sub-paragraph  (ix)  below.
(vii)  In  the  case  of  export  orders  for  textile machinery,  applications  for  advance  licences  should be  addressed  to  the  Joint  Chief  Controller  of  Impoits and  Exports,  Bombay,  and  routed  through  the  Tex- tile  Commissioner,  Bombay,  irrespective  of  the  licen- sing  authority  in  whose  jurisdiction  the  applicant  is situated.
(viii)  Except  in  the  types  of  cases  referred  to  in (v)  to  (vii)  above  all  other  applications  for  advance licences/release  orders  should  be  submitted  to  the Chief  Controller  of  Imports  &  Exports,  New  Delhi (Export  Promotion  Division)  with  a  copy  to  the Regional  Licensing  authority  concerned.
(ix)  Applications  should  be  accompanied  by  the
following  documents:—
(a)  Treasury  challan  for  Rs.  50. (b)- Original  with  a  certified  copy  of  the  export
order,  secuied  by  the  applicant.
(c)  Photostat  copy  of  the  relevant  irrevocable letter  of  credit  covering  full  value  of  the export  order.
(d)  Any  other  documentary  evidence  relevant to  the  export  order  and  the  type  of  mate- rial  to  be  used  in  the  export  product.
(e)  Five  copies  of  the  list  of  items  applied  for. (f)  In  the  case  of  products  the  export  of  which is  canalised,  a  certificate  from  the  canalis- ing  agency  concerned  to  the  effect  that  the export  contract  has  been  registered  with it.
(x)  In  the  case  of  exports  on  deferred  payment basis,  the  applicants  should  also  enclose  a  copy  of the  Reserve  Bank  of  India's  approval  for  deterred payment  terms.  Cases  where  the  RBI  has  given approval  to  deferred  payment  in  principle  only,  will not  be  considered  for  grant  of  advance  licences.
(xi)  Where  imports  of  any  of  the  permissible  items are  sought  to  be  made  from  rupee  payment  area,  a separate  set  of  5  copies  of  the  list  of  items  to  be  im- ported  from  such  area  should  be  sent  with  the  appli- cation  for  import  licence.
(xii)  Applications  for  advance  licences/release orders  should  be  filed  only  by  the  Registered  Office in the case  of  Limited  Companies  and  the  Head  Office in  the  case  of  other  Registered  Exports.
(xiii) The value for which an advance import licence/ release  order  may  be  issued  will  be  within  the maximum  value  as  admissible  against  the  particular export  product  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered Exporters.  Where  an  advance  licence  is  issued  for a  value  less  than  the  value  admissible  against  tho exports  made  in  execution  of  the  relevant  export order,  the  applicant  can  claim  an  import  licence  for the  balance  amount  under  the  import  policy  in  force, after  the  exports  against  the  firm  order,  in  question, have  been  made  and  the  bond  executed  by  him  has been  redeemed,  provided  that  there  is  no  condition to  the  contrary  on  the  advance  licence/release  order issued  to  the  party.
(xiv)  The  items  to  be  licensed  would  be  those  con- sidered  essential  for  the  manufacture  of  the  export product  provided  such  items  are  permissible  in  terms of  the  policy  in  force,  or  are  allowed  in  relaxation of  such  policy  on  merits.
(xv)  The  licensee  shall  ordinarily  be  required  to fulfil  the  export  obligation  within  a  period  of  six months  from  the  date  of  importation  of  the  first consignment  against  the  advance  licence  in  question. Exports  effected  prior  to  the  date  of  importation  of the  first  consignment  and  after  the  date  of  appli- cation  for  advance  licence  may  also  be  considered towards  discharge  of  export  obligation,  provided  that the  export  documents  clearly  indicate  that  the  exports were  effected  in  fulfilment  of  the  specific  export order,  produced  by  the  applicant  at  the  time  of application  for  advance  licence.
 
(xvi)  Request  for  allowing  a  longer  period  of time  either  initially  or  subsequently  by  way  of  ex-

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tension  for  fulfilment  of  the  export  obligation  may also  be  considered  on  merits.
(xvii)  Before  clearance  of  the first consignment or before  obtaining  supplies  of  the  goods  against the releas  order,  as  the  case  may  be,  the  applicant will  ordinarily  be  required  to  execute  a  bond with  Bank  Guarantee  as in proi'orma  at Appendix 33 of  the Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  ot Rules and Procedure,  1973-74 as amended  from  time to time, for an  amount  equal  to 50 per cent  of the c.i.f.  value of the  licence,  for  fulfilling  the  export  obligation  equi- valent  to  the f.o.b.  value  of  the  export  contract  or any  such  higher  f.o.b.  value  as may be fixed by the licensing  authority.  For  advance  licences  of  Rs. 5 lakhs and above, the Licensing Authorities  may accept the  legal  undertaking  as per  Appendix  35  of  Hand Book  of Rules  & Procedure,  1973-74  in lieu  of  bank guarantee.
(xviii)  The bond  amount  will be liable  to  forfeiture in  the event  of  the non-fulfilment  of  the export  obli- gation  within  a  prescribed  time-limit.  This  will be without  prejudice  to  the  adjustment  of  excess  licen- sing  against  the  licensee's  future  AU,  REP  and other  licences,  de-registration,  and  any  other  action that  may be  taken  against  the licensee  or  any other person  under  the  Imports  (Control)  Order,  1955,  a* amended.
(xix)  Ordinarily,  a  second  advance  licence  will not  be issued to an applicant  in whose case an earliti advance  licence  with  an  export  obligation  is  still outstanding.
(xx)  As  evidence  of  fulfilment  of  the export  obli- gation  and for  the redemption  of  bond,  the- licensee will  be  required  to  submit  the  same  documents  as are to be produced for claiming replenishment  licence* against  past  exports  under  the  Import  Policy  for Registered  Exporters.
made  by  the  applicant  during  me  preceding  two years  of  the  products  for  the  export  production  of which  the  Imprest  licence/release  ordei  is  required, It  will  not be  necessary  for  an  applicant  to  produce evidence  of  firm  export  orders  while  applying  for Imprest  licence/release  order,  but  he  should  give details  of  the export  orders,  if  any, in  hand  and the export  prospects  for the year.
(iii)  Along  with  the  application,  the  applicant
should  furnish  6  copies  of  the  list  of  items  applied for.
(iv)  Applications tor Imprest licences/ release orders will  be  considered  in  respect  of  items  permissible under  column  4  against  the  specific  export  product, or  the  items  licensable  to  actual  users  under  the Import  Policy  in  force  for the  manufacture  of  the specific  export  product.  Import  of items  of a specila- tive  nature,  such  as stainless  steel,  ivory  and synthetic yarn,  will  not  ordinarily  be  allowed  against  imprest licences/release  orders.
(v)  Applications  for  Imprest  licences/release orders  will  ordinarily  be  considered  for  an  amount not  exceeding  rupees  two  lakhs.  Requests  for higher  value  licences/release  orders  may  be  consi- dered  on  merits,  having  regard  to  the  past  exports of  the applicant  and other  relevant  factors.
(vi)  The value  of  Imprest  licences/release  orders will  be  adjusted  against  the  import  replenishment licences  that  may be  due to  the  applicant  during each  export  period  under  the  Import  Policy  foi Registered  Exporters.  The  adjustments  will  be made  in instalments  spread  over  a  period  of one year from  the date  of  issue  of  the  Imprest  licence/release order,  in  the  manner  and  to  the  extent  laid  down in  each  case,  and subject  to  such  other  conditions as prescribed  in  this  behalf  in  Part  B of  this  Book.
Imprest licences
75.  (i) Applications  for  the  grant  of  'Imprest' licences  for import  of raw materials,  components ana parts,  and for  the  issue  or  'Imprest'  release  orders on  a  canalising  agency  for  supply  of  materials  lor meeting  the  requirements  of  a  phased  export  pro- gramme,  may be  considered  from  registered  manu- facturer-exporters  who are not in  a  position  to pro- duce  evidence  of  firm  export  orders,  but  have  an organised  and  phased  programme  of  exports.
(ii)  Applications  for  'Imprest'  licences/release orders  may be  made  by  eligible  registered  manufac- turer-exporters  direct  to  the  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and Exports,  New Delhi  (Export  Promotion Division),  in the same  form  in which  an  application for  an  Advance  licence  is  made,  as  given  in  Section III  (Annexure  XV).  Such  applications  should  be made  only  by  the  Registered  Office  in  the  case of the  Limited  Companies  and  the  Head  Office in  the  case  of  other  Registered  Manufacturer Exporters.  The  Application  should  be  supported by  a  treasury  challan  for  Rs.  50/-  towards application  fees.  The applicant  should  also  furnish details  in  regard  to  the products  normally  manufac- tured  and  exported  by  him,  and  the  application should  be  supported  by  a  statement,  certified  by  a Chartered  Accountant,  giving  details  of  the  exports (vii)  The licensee  shall  be  required  to  execute  a bond  undertaking  to  export  the  goods  of  a  specified description  for  a  f.o.b.  value  sufficient  to  earn  re- plenishment  licences  equal  to  the c.i.f.  value  of the Imprest  licence  within  a  specified  time  limit,  as may be  decided  in  each  case  by  the  licensing  authority. The  bond  shall  be  supported  by a  bank  guarantee in the  proforma  given  in  Appendix  33  of  the  Import Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure, 1973-74, as amended from  time to time, for an amount equal  to 50 per cent  of the c.i.f.  value  of the licence/ release  order,  for  fulfilment  of  the export  obligation. Such  bond  and bank  guarantee  will  be  executed be- fore  clearance  of  the  first  consignment  against  the licence  in  question,  or  before  obtaining  supplies  of the  goods  against  the release  order  as the case may be.
(viii)  The bond  amount  shall  be liable  to  forfeiture in the event  of non-fulfilment  of the export  obligation as  per the conditions  laid  down.  This  will  be  with- out  prejudice  to the adjustment  of  the excess  licens- ing  against  the licensee's  future  AU, REP and other licences,  de-registration  of the licensee,  and any other action  that  may be  taken  against  the licensee  or any other  person  under  the  Imports  (Control)  Order, 1955,  as  amended.

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(ix)  Applications  for  a  second  Imprest  licence/ release  order  will  not  be  entertained  from  an  appli- cant  in whose  case  an  earlier  Imprest  licence/release order  with  an  export  obligation  is  still  outstanding.
'OH  Account9  Licences
76.  (i)  Applications  lor  the  grant  of  'On  Account1 licences  for  import  of  raw  materials,  components and  parts  and  for  the  issue  of  'OQ Account'  releafc orders  on  a  canalising  agency  for  supply  of  imported materials,  will  be  considered  from  established  manu- facturer-exporters  having  an  annual  export  perfor- mance  of  more  than  Rs.  ten  lakhs  in  value  (f.o.b.) or  Rs.  1  lakh  in  value  (f.o.b.)  in  case  of  SSI  units, during  the  preceding  year  in  respect  of  certain specified  export  products  in  terms  of  the  relevant provisions  of  Part  B. The application  for  such licences should  be  made  by  the  Registered  Office  in  the  case of  Limited  Companies  and  Head  Office  in  the  case of other  Registered  Manufacturer  Exporters.
(ii)  Applications  for  'On  Account'  licences/release orders  may  be  made  by  eligible  manufacturer-expor- ters  to  the  licensing  authorities  concerned,  in  the pres- cribed  form  as  given  in  Section  III  (Annexure  XVI) accompanied  by  the  following:—
(a)  Treasury  Challan  for  Rs.  50  towards  appli-
cation  fees.
(b)  A  statement  indicating  the  particulars  of orders  is  applicable.  The  statement  should be  certified  by  a  Chartered  Accountant.
(iii)  Applications  for  the  grant  of  'On  Account' licences/release  orders  will  be  considered  for  import of  items  in  accordance  with  the  relevant  provisions laid  down  in  this  behalf  in  Part  B of  this  Book.
(iv)  The  applicant  is  not  required  to  produce  an export  order  in  support  of  his  application  for  an 'On  Account'  licence/release  order.  The  licence/re- lease  order  will not  be  subject  to  an export  obligation. It  will,  however,  be  a  condition  of  the  licence/release order  that  the  value  of  the  'On  Account'  licence/re- lease  order  shall  be  adjusted  against  the  normal  im- port  replenishment  due  to  the  applicant  against  his own  exports  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered Exporters.  The  adjustment  will  be  made  in  four, six  or  twelve  instalments,  depending  on  the  frequency with  which  the  applicant  makes  his  import  applica- tions  as  a  manufacturer-exporter  under  the  Import Policy  for  registered  exporters.  Such  licences/release orders  will  also  be  subject  to  other  conditions  as may  be  laid  down  by  the  licensing  authority.
(v)  An  applicant  would  be  entitled  either  to  an 'On  Account'  licence  or  an  'Imprest  Licence'  and  he cannot  obtain  both  these  types  of  licences  at  the same  time  or  in  succession  as  long  as  the  value  of an  earlier  'On  Account/Imprest  licence'  granted  to him  remains  unadjusted,  either  wholly  or  partially.
Advance releases/licensing  to producers for production
of  colour feature  film  in  35  mm.
77.  (i)  Requests  for  advance  allocation  of  colour raw  stock  imported  by  the  S.T.C.  from  General  Cur- rency  Area,  and  for  import  licences  for  other  requi- sites,  will  be  entertained  from  producers  intending to  produce  colour  feature  films  for  exports.  Such requests  will  be  dealt  with  on  the  following  basis:—
(a)  First stage.—In  the  first  stage,  allocations  up- to  the  limits  indicated  below  will  be  made  on  an undertaking  being  furnished  by  the  applicant  pro- ducer  to  the  concerned  licensing  authority  that  the allocation/licences  will  be  utilised  for  production  of a  colour  feature  film  which  he  would  export.
Rolease of colour negative.  60  Rolls. Release of colour positive.  100 Rolls. Import  licence  for  make-up
materials.  Rs.  3,000.
Import  licences  for  photogra-  Rs.  15,000  (licences  for phic  Paper  (Colour)  and  Rs.  5,000  only  will  be chemicals required.  issued  during  the  first stage;  licence  for  the balance  amount  will  be issued  after  half  of  the negative  of  the  film  has been  completed.).

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supported  by  bond  and  bank  guarantee  equal  to 150 per  cent,  of  the  c.i.f.  value  of  such  additional  stock released,  over  and  above  the  amount  of  obligation arising  from  the  release  in  the  second  stage.
(b)  Secoiul  stage.—The  release  of  colour  positive
will  be  made  on  the  following  conditions:—
(i)  Further  releases  of  colou(  positive  will  be  made on  the  basis  of  a  bond  supported  by  bank  guarantee to  be  furnished  by  the  applicant  producer  to  the licensing  authority  concerned,  undertaking  to  export the  exposed  film  and  to  realise  therefrom  and sur- render  to  the  Indian  Exchange  Control,  proceeds  on f.o.b.  basis,  to  the  extent  of  150  per  cent,  of  the positive  raw  stock  released  in  the  'second  stage'  or 150  per cent,  of  the total  c.i.f.  price  of  the raw stock licence  allowed  under  the  'first  stage'  whichever  is higher.
(ii)  The amount  of  bank  guarantee  to be  furnished will  be  2 5%  of  the  f.o.b.  value  of  the  export  obli- gation,  and  the  bank  guarantee  should  be  valid  upto a  period  of  at  least  one year  after  the last  date  fixed for  the fulfilment  of  export  obligation.
(iii)  The period  of  fulfilment  of  export  obligation will  be two years  from  the date  of  the  first  release of raw  stock  under  the  'second  stage'.  When  the pro- ducer  does  not  avail  himself  of  any release  under  the 'second  stage',  the period  of  fulfilment  of  the  original undertaking  furnished  by  him  for  allocations  under the  'first  stage',  would  be  two years  from  the  date of that  undertaking.
(ii)  The  contracts,  in  question,  will  be  registered with  authorised  dealers  in  foreign  exchange  (i.e.,  the banks)  through  which  the  relevant  export  documents are  negotiated.  The  registered  exporter  should approach  the  bank  concerned  within  a  period  of  30 days  from  the  date  of  the  firm  export  contract.  He should  produce  the  original  contract  with  two  copies thereof  and  an  abstract  of  the  contract  in  the pro- forma  appearing  in  Section*  III  (Annexure  XVII) The  abstract  should  indicate  the  date  of  the  contract and  should  be  duly  signed  by a  constituted  attorney of  the  exporter  over  the  latter's  stamp.
(iii)  The  authorised  dealer  in  foreign  exchange, i.e.,  the  bank  concerned  will  register  the  contract  in its  records  and  make  the  following  endorsement  on the  original  and  both  the  copies  of  the  contract :—
"This  contract  has  been  registered  with  us  and
entered  in  our  records  under  registration  No date  The  date  of  the  contract  has  been verified  to  be  "  .
Signature
Stamp  of  the  bank.
(iv)  The  bank  will  return  the  original  export  con- tract  to  the  exporter  and  forward  one  copy  bearing endorsement  of  registration,  to  the  licensing  authority within  whose  jurisdiction  the exporter  is  situated. The second  copy  of  the  contract  will  be  retained  by the bank  for  its  own  record.
Advance  allocation  of raw stock  to  merchant-exporters
(iv)  (a)  Requests  from  merchant-exporters  for advance  release  of  colour  positive  imported  by  the STC  from  the G.C.A.  for  production  of  "extra  prints" for  export,  will  be considered  on merits  subject  to the applicant  undertaking  to  export  exposed  prints  and to  realise  therefrom  and  surrender  to  the  Indian Exchange  Control,  proceeds  on  f.o.b.  basis  to the extent  of  150  per  cent,  of  the  ci.f.  value  of  the release  made.
(b)  In  the case  of  advance  releases  of  colour  posi- tive  for  extra  prints,  the  amount  of  bank  guarantee will  be  25  per  cent,  of  the  value  of  the  export obligation.
(v)  For non-fulfilment  of  the export  obligation, the provision  of para  74(xvii)  will apply  mutatis  mutandis.
(vi)  Applications  for  advance  releases/licences under  these  provisions  should  be  made  through  the State  Trading  Corporation.
(v)  Only  such  contracts  will  be  acceptable  for registration  which  are  firm  contracts  (final  offer  and acceptance)  between  the  overseas  buyer  and .the registered  exporter,  and  clearly  indicate  all  the  rele- vant  particulars  such  as  overseas  buyer's  name  and address,  description  of  the  products  to  be  exported, total  value  of  the  contract,  details  of  delivery  sche- dule,  terms  of  payment  and  other  relevant  particulars. For  the  purpose  of  determining  the  date  of  contract, the  date  on  which  all  the  terms  and  conditions  have been  finally  settled,  will  be  taken  as  the  crucial  date of  contract.
(vi)  If  there  are any variations/modifications  in the delivery  schedule  of  the  export  product  as  given ori- ginally  in  the  contract,  subsequent  to  its  finalisa- tion,  the registered  exporter  should  produce  necessary documentary  evidence  along  with  the original  contract to  the  bank  concerned.  The  bank  will  there- upon  send  an  intimation  to  the  licensing  authority concerned,  in  continuation  of  the  earlier  communica- tion  with  which  a copy  of the contract  was  forwarded.
Procedure  for  Registration  of  Contracts
78.  (i)  A  scheme  has  been  introduced  providing for  certain  benefits  under  the Import  Policy  for  Regis- tered  Exporters  in  respect  of  exports  made  in  the execution  of  registered  contracts.  The  details  of  the scheme  and  the  contracts  qualifying  for  registration, are  given  in  Part  'B' of  this  Book.  Exporters  claim- ing  benefits  of  the scheme  should  have  their  contracts registered  in  accordance  with  the prescribed  procedure.
(vii)  In  the  event  of  the  cancellation  of  the con- tract,  the  registered  exporter  should,  within  15  days, request  the  bank  concerned  for  cancellation  of  the registration  of  the contract.  The bank  should,  in  turn, send  the  necessary  intimation  to  this  effect  to  the licensing  authority  concerned.
Ad-hoc  licences  to  consultancy  firms
 
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liims  in  the  prescribed  form  as  given  in  Section  III (Annexure  XVIII)  to  the  Headquarters  Licensing Division  of  the  Office  of  the  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and  Exports,  New  Delhi.
Machinery items.
80.  Requests  for  grant  of  import  licences for  mach- inery  items,  according  to  the provisions of  the  Import Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  may  be  made  in  the prescribed  form  as  in  Section  III  (Annexure  XIX).
The  following  procedure  should  be  followed  by  the applicants  while  applying  for  import  of  machinery permissible  to  them  under  paragraph  45(i)(b)  of  Part 'B'  of  this  book:—
(a)  Applications  should  be  made  in  the  form appearing  in  Section  III  (Annexure  XIX). No  application  fees  will  be  required  to  be paid  in  respect  of  such  applications.
culars  of  the  import  licences  issued "to  him  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters  or  of  Import  appli- cations  made  by  him  under  the Import Policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  agoinst which  the  pliant  and  machinery  as permissible  under  the  provisions  of  the  im- port  policy  for  Registered  Exporters,  is sought  to  be  imported.
(d)  The  units  other  than  those  bome  on  the books  of  the  DGTD,  including  the  small scale  units,  should  make  their  applications through  the  sponsoring  authorities  concern- ed.  The  sponsoring  authority  will  scruti- nise  the  application  from  the  essentiality angle  and  forward  the  same  with  its  recom- mendation  to  the  DGTD,  New  Delhi  (Ex- port  Promotion  Cell).  The  DGTD  will scrutinise  the  application  from  indigenous angle  and  forward  it  to  the  CCI&E,  New Delhi,  with  its  comments.  Thereafter,  the procedure  as  indicated  in  (c)  above  will  be applicable  to  these  cases.
Additional items
(b)  Applications  should  be  addressed  to  the Regional  Licensing  Authority  under  whose jurisdiction  the  applicant  is  situated  for the  purpose  of  licensing  under  the  import policy  for  Registered  Exporters.
81.  Thp  projorma  for  recommending  additional items  of  import  in  terms  of  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters  is  given  in  Section  III (Annexure  XX).
Miscellaneous
(c)  The  DGTD  units  should  send  their  applica- tions  through  the  DGTD,  New  Delhi  (Ex- port  Promotion  Cell).  The  DGTD  will forward  the  application  to  the  CCI&E, New  Delhi,  with  their  recommendation  after scrutinising  the  application  both  in  regard to  essentiality  for  import  and  indigenous angle.  After  necessary  consideration,  the import  application  with  suitable  advice  will be  forwarded  by  the  CCI&E,  New  Delhi to  the  licensing  authority  concerned,  and  an intimation  to  this  effect  will  be  sent  to  the applicant.  Based  on  such  intimation,  and within  six  months  thereof,  the  applicant will  be  required  to  approach  the  licensing authority  for  the  grant  of  import  licence for  plant  and  machinery  against  import entitlements  under  the  import  policy  for Registered  Exporters  as  permissible  under Paragraph  45(i)fb)  of  Part  'B'  of  this  book. While  approaching  the  licensing  authority, the  applicant  will  be  required  to  give  parti- 82.  Provisions  regarding  the  following  matters  are contained  in  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book of  Rules  and  Procedure,  1973-74  as  amended  from time  to  time :—
(i)  Period  of  validity  of  the  licence. (ii)  Flexibility  in  the  case  of  licences, (iii)  Issue  of  letters  of  authority, (iv)  Issue  of  replacement  licences. (v)  Changes  in  the  name,  constitution  or  owner-
ship  of  the  concern.
(vi)  Appeals  against  the  decision  of  the  licensing
authority.
(vii)  All  other  matters  not  specifically  dealt  with
in  these  provisions.

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SECTION  II
Notes
(1)  Details  of  import  replenishment  permissible under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters, are  indicated  in  the  table  hereunder.  Column  3  gives the  percentage  upto  which  import  replenishment  in terms  of  f.o.b.  value  of  the  export  product  would  be allowed.
(2)  All  export  products  covered  by  the  above Policy  have  been  brought  under  a  number  of  "Product Groups"  such  as  Engineering  Goods,  Chemicals  and Allied  Products  and  so  on.  These  product  groups have  been  given  alphabetical  numbering,  e.g.,  'A' for  Engineering  Goods,  'B''for  Chemicals  and  Allied Products  and  so  on.  Separate  import  applications have  to  be  made  in  respect  of  products  falling  under the  different  product  groups  i.e.  A,  B,  C,  and  so  on  in accordance  with  the  procedure  laid  down  in  Part  E of  this  book.
(3)  Within  certain  Product  Groups  in  the  statement below,  the  export  products  have  been  divided  into broad  categories  (like  Ferrous  manufactures,  Non- ferrous  manufactures,  Rubber  manufactures  and  so on),  and  into  product  Sub-groups  under  such  catego- ries.  The  serial  numbering  Is  not  continuous,  there being  some  gaps  in  the  numbering  in  and  at  the  end of  each  of  the  broad  categories  mentioned  above. A.I,  A.2,  B.I,  B.2  and  so  on.  Some  of  the  product sub-groups  have  been  sub-divided  (e.g.,  A.4.2, A.41.2,  B.1.2,  B.31.1  and  so  on)  to  indicate  different rates  of  import  replenishment  or  the  permissible  items of  import  under  column  4.
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(4)  Export  products  classified  under  the  items mentioned  in  Column  2  are  shown  in  Section  IV,  of this  book.
(5)  Against  some  of  the  materials  of  import  men- tioned  in  column  4,  a  percentage  figure  is  indicated in  brackets.  This  figure  represents  the  percentage  tit the  licence  value  upto  which  import  of  the  material concerned  will  be  allowed.
(6)  Where  "Permissible"  categories  of  materials are  allowed  to  be  imported  under  Column  4  of  the table  hereunder  and  there  is  no  list  of  such permissible  items  in  the  table,  the  scope  & extent  of  the  licences  will  be  determined  on  the  basis of  the  policy  given  in  Volume  I  &  the  items in  such  cases  may  be  imported  only  to  the  extent permitted  in  terms  of  the  licensing  policy  in Volume  1.  Thus,  if  any  permissible  item  men- tioned  in  Column  4  is  licensable  on  a  restricted  basis for  actual users only,  the  import  of  such  materials  will be  limited  to  10  per  cent  of  the  licence  value  or Rs.  40,000  whichever  is  lower,  in  terms  of  the  rele- vant  para  of  Section  I,  Part  B.  The  limitations  on imports  in  terms  of  Volume  I  of  the  ITC  Policy  will, however,  not  be  applicable  to  an  item  specifically mentioned  in  Column  4  in  the  table  hereunder  with- out  any  face  value  limits;  if  face  value  limits  are  indi- cated  against  any  materials  mentioned  in  column  4, such  face  value  limit  shall  alone  be  applicable  and not  the  limits  mentioned  in  the  Import  Policy  for  the item  in  question  in  Volume  I.

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SECTION  n
Remarks
Materials  permitted
Export  Product
for  import
SI. No
Import reple- nishment percentage
3
4
2
3
]
ENGINEERING  GOODS
A.
1.  Articles of components, spare parts, anclllaries  and  accesso- ries pertaining to  Engineering Goods  will  carry  the  import percentage  as is admissible  to the  relative  parent  export product,  provided  that  such components, spare parts, acce- ssories  and  anclllaries  are not  themselves  specified  in column  2, In  which  case they will  carry  the  percentage  of import  indicated  against them.
This relates only to  percentage of  I/R  and  that  the items of import  mentioned  as admissi- ble  in  col. 4 against  the  rele- vant  parent  product  cannot be  allowed  against  export  of components, spares etc. which arc not spociflcally  mentioned as  export  products  in  col.  2 of  Section  II  of  this  book. However,  an  exporter  of components,  spares  etc,  in question  can  apply  for  im- port  of  items  on  the  basis  of his A.U. licence in accordance with  the  provisions  of  para 39  (ii)  of  Part  'B1 of  section I  of  the  policy  book.  He can  also  apply  for  items on  the  basis  of  a  recommen- dation  of  the  sponsoring authority.
2.  Samples  of  Engg.  products (Not  exceeding  two  in  num- ber)  may,  on  request,  be allowed  to  the  manufacturcr- oxporter  or  nominee-manu- facturer  upto  5 % of  the  face value  of  the  licence,  subject to  a limit  of  Rs. 5000 against export  of  Engg.  Goods,  pro- vided  that  such  requests  are accompanied  by  an  essen- tiality  certificate  from  the Sponsoring  Authority  to  the effect  that  the  samples  in question  are  related  to the licensee's broad line of manu- facture.
 
3.  Certain  items  of  raw  ma- terial  mentioned  in  Col.  4 and  Col.  5  more  particularly those  maked  with  an  arterise are covered  by tho scheme  of supply  of plastics  and  o'her raw  materials al  international prices  issued  by  Govern- ment.  These  raw  materials are  not  normally  permitted

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1 2
3
5
4
to  be imported  notwithstand- ing  thoir  specific  mention in Col  4, they may be allowed to  be  imported  only  in  the exceptional  circumstances mentioned  in  the  said  Sche- me.
4  While  applying  for  import of  Tool  and  Alloy  Steel excluding  Stainless  Steel/  LN Quality  Steel excluding  stain- less  steel,  wherever  permitted under column 4, the applicant registered  exporter  shall  be lequircd  to  mention  in  the import  application  the detailed  exact  specifications and  sizes  to  be  imported,  in Indian  Standard  Specifica- tion  wherever  available  or the  nearest  equivalent  The applicant  should  ensure  that there  is  no  ambiguity  in  the specifications.
I.  FERROUS  MANUFACTURES
Agricultural  implements  and
(a)  BP/CRCA  Steel  shoots  in  coils  or  straight
Al
lengths
tools
(b)  Tool and Alloy Steel, excluding Stainless Steel
(10%)
(c)  High  Carbon  Steel strips/sheets.
(a)  Spring  steel  strip  (unmarked  and  uncahbra-
A2 Arch  mechanism  clips
5%
ted)/wires.
(b)  Rolled  nickel  anodes  (50%)
(t)  Primary  nickel
Barbed  wires
A.3
5%
A.4
Bolts,  nuts,  rivets,  washers, screws,  nails,  panel  pins  and split/cotter  pins  (all  of  mild steel)—
If  ungalvanised/non-elcctropla-
A 4.1
5%
ted
[f  aalvanised/Electroplated
20%
A.4.2
(a)  Zinc,  uuwrought. (6)  Following items will be allowed to be imported against  exports  of  electroplated  products only;
(/)  Primary  nickel (it)  Nickel  anodes  (50%)
Buckets,  bath  ubs  and  similar
A5
other  containers,  steel
(")  BP  Steel sheet cuttings thinner than  1 6 mm,
A.5 1
57,
Buckets,  bath  tubs  and  similar other  containers  ungalvaniscd
in  toils and straight  lengths
(b)  Hot/cold  rolled  mild steel sheets (thinner  lhan
16 SWG) in coils and straight lengths.
30% (a)  Same as against  item  A 5.1.
A 5.2 Buckets,  baih  tubs  and  similar oi her containers  galvanised
(b)  Zinc  (unwrought).

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A.6 Builders' Hardware  (ferrous)
5%
A.6.1 Builders'  Hardware (ferrous  un-
(a)
galvanised)
20%
Builders'  Hardware  (ferrous
(a)
A.6.2
Hot rolled/cold rolled mild steel sheets in coils or  straight lengths. Same as against item A.6.1 Zinc (unwrought)
galvanised)
(A)
A.7 Cas lings Ferrous
A.7,1 Iron Castings—
20%
(a) (a)
(0  Iron Castings Galvanised (//)  Iron  castings  non-galvanis- 5%
Zinc (unwrought) Moulds for  spun  pipes (to be allowed  against export  of cast iron  spun pipes).
ed
Graphite  electrodes lor electric  furnace.
Steel  Castings
W
A.7.2
57.
Graphite  stoppers.
(b)
Enamelwarc
20% (a)
A.8
C.R.C.A.—mild  steel  sheets/deep  drawing quality  mild steel sheets.
Chemicals for  frit.
(b)
A.9 Fabricated  steel structural  (ex- cluding  galvanised  transmis- sion  line towers, steel  tubular poles, galvanised electric sub- station structures and  railway wagons) all types, NES.
All  others  not  specified  here- 10%
A.9.]
under
(a) (6)
Mild  steel  special  sections. High tensile structural steel sections including high  tensile steel plates.
Mild steel plates weldable  quality.
(c)
Zinc (unwrought).
id)
Same as against item A.9.1.
A.9.2
5% (a)
Pre-fabricatcd  houses  of  steel, wood  panel  products  and other  materials.
20%
Galvanised  Electric  sub-station
A.10
structures
(a) (b) (••')
Zinc (un-wrought). Mild steel special sections. High tensile structural steel sections, including hign  tensile steel plates.
Mild  steel  plates weldable  quality.
(d)
20%
Ghamellas
A.ll
(a) C.R.C.A.  mild steel sheets/deep  drawing  qua- lity mild steel sheets.
(*) C.R.C.A.  mild  steel sheet  cuttings  in coils  or straight  lengths.
Spring steel wire.
20% (a)
Hair  Grips
A.12
20% (a)
A.13
)
Tinplate  waste waste. C.R.C.A.  mild steel sheets/deep drawing  qua- lily mild steel sheets.
All non-powered  lamps, such as signal lamps, indicator lamps, gate lamps
Tin mill  black  plate.
(c)
Block tin.
(d)
Tinplate  strips,
0)
Primary  nickel.
20%
Paper  pins and clips
A.14
(")
Nickel  anodes (50%).
(A)
5%
A.15
(") Tool and  Alloy Steel other  than  stainless steel (10%).
Railway  track  fasteners, fittings and  accessories  other  than bolts  and  nuts
20%
Scout  Axe
A.16
M.S. Copper  coated  staple wire.
20%
Staple  pins
A.17
 
(")

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A.18 Steel  drums  and  containers,
empty  :
A.18.1 Ungalvanlsed
5%
Hot  mlled/cold  rolled  mild  steel  sheets 1.25  mm & thinner In coils or straight lengths.
A.18,2 Galvanised
20% (a) Hot  rolled/cold  rolled  mild  steel  sheets 1.25 ram & thinner in coils or straight lengths.
Zinc (unwrought).
("
A.19 Steel expanded  metal
10% (a) Hot/cold  rolled  mild steel sheets  1.6  mm and thinner in coils or straight lengths.
A.20 Steel  Furniture
A.20.1
20% (a)
Sieel  Furniture  for  home,  office and  security  purposes  (other than  tubular)  chromium plated
Hot/cold  rolled  mild steel sheets thinner  than 1.60  mm in coils or straight lengths. Primary  Nickel (50%). Nickel Anodes (50%).
(" (c)
A.20.2
5% (")
Steel  Furniture  for  home,  office and  security  purposes  (other than  tubular)  ordinary/painted
Hot/cold  rolled  mild steel sheets  thinner  than 1,60  mm in coils or straight lengths. Spray  gun  parts (10%)
(b)
A.21
20%
Steel  Trays
(a) Hot rolled/cold rolled mild steel sheets in  coils or straight  lengths.
(b) Photographic  materials  and  lacquer  and printing  ink  (permissible  items)  (against exports of printed  trays only).
Steel  Trunks
A.22
• 5% (a) Hot/cold  rolled  mild  steel sheets  1.6  mm  dia. and thinner in coils or straight lengths.
Bronze  powder  (10%).
(6)
Bifurcated  rivets (10%).
(c)
Suit-case locks and  hinges (10%).
GO
Steel  tubes  and  tubular
A.23
products  :
Steel-pipes and  tubes ungaWanis-
A.23.1
(a)
5%
ed
Cold rolled mild steel strips in  coils  (unmarked and  uncalibratcd).
(A) Mild steel skelp/hot  rolled  steel  strips  6  mm to  1.2  mm dia. in coils.
(c) Tool and  alloy steel (excluding  stainless steel) (5%).
id) Special  consumable  tools  including  copper electrodes (10%).
Chasers (25%).
W
A.23.2 Steel pipes aod tubes galvanised 20%
Same as against  item A.23.1  (a to d) and
(a)
Zinc
(A)
Lead  (10%)
(c)
Chasers (10%)
W)
A.23.3 Steel tubulai  poles  ungalvanised 5% <") Mild  Steel  skelp  hot  rolled  steel  strips— 3.25 mm to 2.03 mm dia. in coils.
(b) Tool  and  Alloy  steel  (excluding  stainless steel) (5%).
(c) Special  consumable  tools  includiog  copper electrodes (10%).
Steel  tubular  poles galvanised  .
A.23.4
Same as against  item  A.23.3 and
20% (a)
Zinc  unwrought.
<*)
A.23.5 Conduit  pipes
(a)
5%
Cold  rolled  mild  steel sheets/strips  in  coils or straight  lengths.

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.  1
Steel  tubular  structural*
10%
A.23.6
(a)  Same as  against  Item  A.23.3  and  cold  rolled mild  steel  sheets/strips  in  coils  or  straight lengths.
A.23.7 Steel tubular  furniture.
5% (a)  Same as against  item A.23.6.
A.23.8 Pipe fittings, ungalvanised
5%
Pipe fittings, galvanised.
A.23.9
20%
A.24 Steel Weld  M"th.
3%
(a)  Zinc (unwrought) (b)  Lead (10%) (a)  M.S. wire rods. (Jb)  Tlnplate waste/waste aDd secondaries (5%). (c)  M.S. Galvanised  wire 0.457  mm and  thinner
(5%).
5%
A.25 Steel  products,  not  welsehere
specified  (ungalvamicd).
A.25.1 Steel  products  not  otherwise
(a)  Zinc  (unwrought).
20%
specified  (galvanised).
(a)  Hot/cold  rolled  mild  it eel  shtoti  in  coils  or
20%
A.26 Suit-case clips
straight  lengths.
(b)  Primary  nickel (c)  Nickel  anodes (50%)
A.27 Transmission  line  tower*  gal-
vanised:
20%
Mild steel towers  .
A.27.1
(a)  Mild steel  aections  (structural!) (b)  High  tensile structural  stoel  sections, (c)  Zinc  (unwrought) (d)  Mild Steel plates (5%) (e)  Mild steel sheets (1 %) (a)  Same as against item A.27.1.
High  tensila steel towers
A.27.2
Tool Boxes mado of  C.R.C.A.
(a)  C.R C.A. sheets.
As requirec 20%
A.28
sheets
Crown  cork
A.41
Vinylite  spotted
60%
A.41.1
(1)  Nominations  may  be  made in favour  of  a  manufacturer of cork discs.
(a) Doop drawing quality  mat-finished  tinplate (b)  Albumen (c)  Spotting  material. (d)  Lacquer chemicals. (")  Ester  Varnish  (20%). (/)  Size for  varnish (20%).
(g)  Waxed  neutral  Kraft  V.P.I, paper (10%). (/;)  Composition  Cork  rods/Discs/wood/bark  gra-
nules (20%).
(0  Damper  roller  covering. (;)  Photographic plates films and  paper (10%). (k)  Sorbo  underlays. (/)  Stable  print  fire  blanket  fabric (10%).
(tn)  Printing  blanket.
(n)  Natural  sponges (10%). (o)  Electric carbons (10%). (p)  Artist  brushes and  poster  and  Water  colours
(10%).
yq) Photographic opaque and  photographic  che-'
mlcals (10%).
(r)  Pelican water  proof  ink  (10%) (s)  Gum  Arabic (10%) (0  Photographic  Filters (10%) (")  Roller  composition (v)  Aluminium  machine  plates (w)  Tool  and  alloy  steel  (excluding  stainless ste^i)
and  silver jteel  rods (3 %)
50%
Othci  than  Vlnylito spotted
(a)  Same as against  item  A.41.1  (
A.41.2  i
[1)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  a  manufacturer of  cork  discs.

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A  42
A  12.1
(a)  Ferro nlck"l and  nickel copper wire (20 %).
40%
Electrodes. Arc  weldiog  electrodes  (other than  mild steel) and gas weld- ing  rods  (other  than  mild steel).
A.42.2
10%
Mild  stool arc welding electrodes. L.P.  Gas  Cylinders
A.43.1
(a)  Electrodo quality stoel wire rods. (a)  CRCA/Deop drawing quality mild steel sheets/
40%
High  tensile steel sheets.
(b)  Copper,  Zinc  ~\ (c)  Brass  H30%) id)  Mazak  alloy  ) \e)  Prime  quality  Hot  rolled  stoel  sheets  having
thickness 2.5 to 3.5  mm.
(/)  Submerged  arc welding flux (10%) (g)  CO2  Welding wire (h)  Tin Bronze wire  (5 %) (/)  1/4* dia. stainless steel lockinu  balls (10%) (/)  On-oflf lever pins. (k)  On-off  lever cirdips. (/)  Rubber  packings and  diaphragms  (10%)
(m)  Ring gauges and cutting tools (5 %) (n)  Stainless steel  Diaphragms  (upto  a  maximum
of Rs. 500 per  quarter). (o)  Nylon valve seats (5%)
4 0%
A.43,2 L.P. Gas  Storage Tanks  ,
(a)  Fully  Aluminium  Killed  Steel  wire  rods  to
50%
A.44 Steel balls  . . ..
specification  A.I.S.I.C.-1016
(b)  High  carbon,  chromium  ball  bearing  steel wire  to  specification  SAE  52100,  SAE  51100 and  EN-31.
(c)  Stainless steel wire to  specification  440 (10%) (d)  Tool  and  alloy steel excluding stainless steel
(5%).
(e)  Ball grinding plates and wheels (/)  Silicon  carbide grains (p.  Graphic  crucibles (not exceeding Rs. 1000
per quarter).
(h  Vienna  Lime.
(0  T nplate waste/waste (5%) (a) Free  Cutting  quality  steel  bars  both  sulphur  (1)
40%
Sleel  blight  bars and  shaftings
A.45
bearing/leaded.
sleel  bars/rods.
{c) Dies above  19 mm  and/or  in  special sections,
and  Tungsten  Carbide  pellets (10%).
(2)
(a)  Carbon  and  alloy  stoel  (excluding  itainless  (1)
40%
Steel  forgings
A.46
steel) forging  quality  billots and  bars.
Import  of  Item  at  (a)  of Col.  4  will  be  allowed ' only against export  of bright (b)  EN  Series  steel  bars/rods,  excluding  stainless  i bars  made  of  sulphur 1 bearing  and  leaded  free cutting stools. Import  of  item  at  (b)  in Col.  4  will  be  allowed only  against  export  of bright  bars  and  shafting madeofE.N.  Series  Steels. This  item  covers  vehicular (other  than  bicycle),  earths moving  industrial  and rolling stock  forgings  only.
(b)  Hot die steel including Die blocks of all speci-
fications  (25%).
(2) Nomination may be allowed in favour  of a  manufacturer of  automabile  ancillaries and  accessories  against  ex- port  of  steel  forgings  of identifiable  vehicular  types (except  bicycles).
(a)  Galvanisod  steel  wire of  26 G  and  thinner.
Steel wire gauge, mesh and  nett- 75%
A.47
ings.
(0  Against export  of  bead  wire  (a) High  Carbon  (1)
60%
A.48
stetl  wire  rods.
(11)  Against export  of ACSR  core wire and  shield
Steel wire products made of wire finer than  0.457  mm  and/or of  special  stoel  such  as  high carbon/high  tensile steel.
Hot  rolled  low carbon  wire rods  and  alloy  steel  wire rods In coils will  be allowed for  import  against  export of  Tested  Welded  Link Chains.
wir"— (a) High  carbon  stoel  wir"  rods  (A) Ziac  un- wrougnt.

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4
3
2
1
(ili)  Against  export  of  high  tensile  steel  bolts  and nuts and  screws  (a) cold  heading quality steel wire  bars/rods.
(/v)  Against export of  springs,  Patented  & Hard Drawn  Spring  Steel Wires—Round,  square, rectangular  &  Trapezoidal  sections,  Oil Hardened  and  Tomperod  Valve  Spring Steel Wire  alloyed  and  unalloyed,  Cold  Rolled Spring  Steel  Strips—high  carbon  alloyed. Stainless  Steel  Wires & Strips  (spring  hard quality) will be allowed (25 %).
(v)  Against  export  of  self  locking  nuts:— (a)  Black  free  cutting  quality  bars. (h)  Nylon  Moulding Powder. (c)  Zinc/cadmium  Anodes  (50%). (d)  Alkaline  de-greezing  salts  (5%) (e)  Zinc/Cadmium  Salts (5 %).
Steel wire  ropes and  wire strand. 40%
A.49
(a) High carbon  steel wire rods (b)  Zinc  (unwrought) (c)  Lead (d)  Polypropylene  (5 %) (c) High tensile steel wiie thinner  than 0.457 mm
00%).
(/)  Sisal/Manila fibre (10%)
A.50 Tinplate  products-
Others not specified  hereunder 10%
A.50.1
(a)  Tinplate tagger
(b) Tinplate  waste waste
General  line tinplate  containers
A 50.2
10% (a)  Tinplate Tagger (b) Tinplate  strips (c)  Tin and  Lead (d)  Cap compound  (10%) M  Ribbon  solder (/)  Side-seam cement (10%) ig)  Lubricants  (5%) (h)  Liquid fluid (5%) (i)  Printing  Blanket (/)  Damper  Roller  Covering (k)  Natural  sponges (10%) (0  Photographic  plates, films and  paper  (10%) (m)  Sorbo  underlays (n)  Stable Print, Fibre blanket  Fabric  (10%) (o)  Electric Carbons  (10%) O)  Artist  brushes and  Poster water colours (10%) (q)  Photographic  opaque  and  photographic
chemicals  (10%).
(r)  Pelican  water  proof  ink  (10%) U)  Gum Arabic (10%) (0  Photographic filters (10%)
(u)  Roller  composition (v)  Aluminium  Machine  Plate (w)  Resins, solvents and permissible Dyes and sur-
face  coating  materials  (20%).
(x)  Analoid  Preparations  (10%) (y)  Refrigerants  other  than  F.  11, F.  12, and  F.
22.
(7)  Tool  and  alloy steel  (excluding  stainless steel)
and silver steel rods  (5 %).
(aa) Tinplate  waste/waste  and  secondaries (ab) Tinfrec  steel sheets (ac) Tin mill black  plate
Open top  sanitary  containers.  . 50%
A.50.3
 
(a)  Tinplate prime, OTS quality (b)  Tin and  Lead (c)  Can lining  compound (rf)  Egg albumen and  blood  albumen

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(e)  Cap  compound
(/)  Printing materials—
(f)  Rubber  blankets (//)  Zinc Lithographic  plates (ill)  Sponges
(g)  Non-web and  cansurfass  compound  (10%) (/")  Joe-D—Fluid  (10%) (/)  Damper  roller  covering (j)  Photographic  plates, films  and  paper  (10%) (k)  Sorbo  underlays (/)  Stable Print fibre blanket  fabric  (10%)
(m)  Electric Carbons  (10%) (n)  Artists  brushes, posters and  water  colouis
(10%).
(o)  Photographic  opaque  and  photographic
chemicals (10%).
(p)  Pelican  water  proof  ink  (10%)
(q)  Gum Arabic (10%) (r)  Photographic  niters  (10%) (s)  Roller  composition
it)  Aluminium  machino  plate (")  Tools  and  alloys  steel  (excluding  stainless
steel) and  silver steel rods (5 %).
Tinplate trays and advertisement
A.50.4
10%
novelties.
A.50.5
(e)  Surface lubricant  325 or  shell ondina  17" (a)  Same  as  against  item  A 50.2  and (b)  Tinplate  waste/waste (a)  CRCA sheets. (b)  CRCA  tin  plates, (c)  Tinplates waste.
Ribbon  spools for  typewriters  3 made  of  CRCA  sheets/tin plates.
A.51
No  Entry
A.52
40% (a)  Spring steel wire rods
Upholstery  springs  .
20% (a)  Steel  strips  having  1 %  Carbon  content.
A.53 Pen holders steel nibs
IL  ALUMINIUM  SEMIS  AND  MANUFACTURES:
A.61
tures—
Aluminium  semis  and  manufac
A.61.1 Aluminium  semis  and  extrusion slO% (a)  Against  export  of aluminium  foils  only,  spirit soluble colour  dye-stuff  viz.  methasol  Fast Red  3  BS (C.I. No.  1620 and 45170)—(10%),
Aluminium  manufactures, others
A.61.2
10%
not  specified  hereunder.
Architectural  specialities
A.61.3
10%
30%
Capsules  . . ..
A.61.4
50%
Chains,  all  types  .
A.61.5
(a)  Aluminium  foil/colled  strips (b)  Spirit  soluble  dye-stuffs (c)  Paralac. (a)  High  purity  aluminium  sheets and  strips (b)  High  purity  aluminium  wire (c)  Permissible  chemicals (d)  Anodlsing  dyes,  namely,  aluminium  deep black, gold orange, red, fiery red, gold, orange, oxonal orange and  oxonol  violet  brown  and other  permissible dyes (anodising  dyes) (10%)
A.61.6 Collapsible  tubes  .
10%
 
(e)  Phosphoric  acid  (20%) (a)  Mirror finish zinc plates (b)  Photographic  plates, films and'paper  (10%). (c)  Printing  blankets (d)  Artists'  brushes  (10%) (e)  Poster  and  water  colours  (10%) (J)  Printing  ink  (permissible  items) (g)  Varnishes  (permissible  items) (A)  Lacquers  (permissible  items)

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3
1  2
Aluminium  strips
A.61.7  Eyelets
30% (a)
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  manufacturer of lacquer for  eyelets.
to W M (J) is) w
(0 U)
(k) 0) (m)
(") (o)
(P)
(
A,61.8  Flash  light cases and flash light 10% (")
components  of  aluminium.
(ft)
to
Sodium/cyanide  (10%) Di-nonyl  phthallate Sexthol  phthallate Beetle  resin Ethyl  cellulose Mixture  Nos.  1  to  4. Paralac  and  M.S.  resin Cellulose  Lacquers Spirits  yellow,  brown,  orange,  green  and black. Silicon  lacquer. Nickel  anodes  (10%) Blue  and Yellow Dinonyl  Phathalate Xylol Butyle  Alcohol Carbon  Black  clips Coloured  anodised  aluminium  strips. Phospher  Bronze  sheets/strips Insulated  brass  strips. Brass  strips  in  coils  12.7  mm  width  and below Primary  nickel Nickel  anodes  (50%) Nylon polishing wheels.
W) to (/)
A.61.9  Fountain  pen  parts
10%
A.61.10  R.S.  and  Pilfer  proof  closures 40% (a)
(ft)
to w to (/) Or) (A) (0 0) (*)
(0
(m)
(") (o)
(p)
(?) (O 0)
Albumen Spotting  material Lacquer  chemicals Aluminium  sheets  (10%) Damper  roller  covering. Photographic plates, fllms'and papers (10%) Sorbo  underlays Stable print fibre blanket  fabric  (10%) Electric carbons  (10%) Natural sponges (10%) Artists  brushes  and  poster -and  water  colours (10°/) Vl u/o/' Photographic opaques and photographic  chemi- cals (10°/).WUJ.LF  \ I V / j /i Pelican  water  proof  ink  (10%) Gum  Arabic  (10%) Photographic filtors (10%) Roller  composition Aluminium  machine plates Various types of facings/corkreels  (25 %) Tool and Alloy Steel (excluding stainless steel) and silver steel rods (2%). Pripting  ink  and  varnishes  (permissible  items)
(/)
A.61.11  Tubular  furniture
10%
A.61.12  Utensils
10%
(1)  Import of  aluminium ingots/ sheets/circles,  will  be  allowed if  manufacture  is  carried  on in  Customs  Bond,  In  that caso,  the  import  replenish- ment  percentage  will  be 50% instead  of  10%.

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i n0
Aluminium  knitting  pins  and
A.61.13
(a)  Tools and  alloy steel
chrochot  hooks.
(excluding  stainless  steel) (5 %).
(b)  Special  knitting  pins and  chrochet  hook
making tools (20%).
ic)  Low Density pojytheylene  ~| (d)  High Density  polytheylene  }-  20% (e)  Polys trene  J
111.  NON-FERROUS  (OTHER
THAN ALUMINIUM)  SEMIS AND  MANUFACTURES
A.66 Non-ferrous semis and manufac- tures  (other  than  those  of aluminium).
(1)  Only non-ferrous  manufactures in  which  metals  other  than precious  metals  (namely  gold, silver,  platinum  and  palla- dium)  are  used,  are  covered under this item.  That  is, only manufactures,  not  elsewhere specified  of base metals namely zinc,  copper,  tin,  lead, antimony,  nickel  etc,  (but  ex- cluding  manufactures  of  iron, steel  and  aluminium)  are covered  under  this  item.
Semis and  extrusions
90%
A.66.1
(a)  Copper,  unwrought (b)  Copper  scrap (c)  Brass  scrap (a)  Zinc spelter/zinc  unwrought (e)  Nickel (/)  Load Or)  Tin
(a)  Manufactures,  others  not 50%
A.66.2
elsewhere  specified.
A.66.2
40%
(b)  Manufactures  not  else- where  specified  with f.o.b.  value  of  Rs.  25/- or more per l.c.g.
Brass buckles
A.66.3
50% (a)  Copper  (unwrought) (6)  Zinc  (unwrought) (c)  Primary  nickel (d)  Nickel anodes  (50%)
Brass Eyelets
50%
A.66.4
(1)  Nomination  may be made in favour  of a manufacturer  of lacquer  for  eyelets.
(a) Brass strips (b)  Sodium  cyanide  (10%) (c)  Di-nonyl  phthallate (d)  Sexthol  phthallate (*)  Beetle  resin (J)  Ethyl  cellulose (g)  Mixture  Nos.  1 to 4 (/;)  Paralac and  M.S. resin (i)  Cellulose  lacquers (J) Spirits—Yellow,  brown,  orange,  green  am
d
black.
(k)  Silicon  lacquer (/)  Nickel anodes  (10%) (m)  Brass  tubes  1 mm  to  6 mm  (against  export  o f
tubular  eyelets only).
Brass penholder  nibs
50%
A.66.5
Brass  tubular  household  light 50%
A.66.6
(a)  Copper  unwrought (b)  Zinc  unwrought (a)  Copper  unwrought (b)  Zinc  unwrought
fittings.
Brass Utensils
40%
A.66.7
 
(a)  Copper  ingots (60 %) (b)  Zinc ingots  (40%)

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50%
Bronze  bushes
A.66.8
(a)  Copper unwrought  in powder  form (6)  Copper  unwroughl  (ingots) (c)  Tin  unwrought (d)  Sponge iron  powder (<;)  Electrolytic  iron  powder ( /)  Copper  Mill—Scale,
Builders' hardware  (Non-ferrous 60%
A.66.9
other  than  aluminium).
(a)  Copper,  unwrought (b)  Copper  scrap (c)  Zinc (d)  Brass Scrap
(1)  In  case  the f.o.b.  value of product  is  Rs.  25  or  more per  kg,  the  same  will  be classified  as  Handicraft  for grant  of  import  replenish- ment.  The  restriction  of Rs,  25/-  or  more  per  kg. will  not  bo  applicable  in the  case  of  exports  of  non- ferrous  (other  than  alumi- nium)  locks,  padlocks  and hinges.
60%
A.66.10 Copper  utensils
4 0%
A.66.11
{a) Copper  ingots/scrap (b)  Tin  (10%) (a)  Zinc unwrought  (High  Pui ity)
Die  Cast  Zinc  plugs  (19  mm  to 50.8  mm)  fitted  with  or without  gaskets.
4 0%
A.66.12
(a)  Zinc,  unwrought  (High  Purity) (6)  Extra  deep  drawing  quality  steel  sheets
(aluminium killed).
Drum  closures  (19 mm to  50,8 mm)  complete,  consisting  of one  steel  flange,  one  rubber gasket  for  flange,  one  zinc plug,  one  rubber  gasket  for plug).
E.P.N.S.  and  German  silver- 30%
A.66.13
ware and  cutlery.
(a)  Nickel  silver  scrap (b)  Electroplating  salts  and  brighteners  (20%) (c)  Felt bobs (10%) (rf)  Nickel anodes/lead  anodes  (50%) (e)  Primary  nickel
Flash  lights  and  components  of
A.66.14
50%
brass
(a)  Phosphor  bronze  sheets/strips (h)  Insulated  brass strips (c)  Brass strips in coils  12.7  mm width  and  below (d)  Primary  Nickel (e)  Nickel anodes  (50%)
Fountain  pen  parts (Brass)
50%
A.66.15
(a)  Copper  unwrought
(/>)  Zinc unwrought
50%
Printing types
A.66.16
50%
A.66.17
(1)  If  electroplatod,  the  follo- wing additional items may  be allowed  ;—
Sanitary,  water  and  ateam  fit- tings, including bibcocks, stop cocks,  valves  water  cocks, wheel valves,  gate  valves, etc.
(a)  Load (6)  Tin (c)  Antimony (a)  Copper  ingots/copper  scrap (b)  Zinc (c)  Brass scrap id)  Tin  (20%)
(/)  Primary  nickel (tl)  Nickel  anodes,  lead anodes, cadmium  anodes (50%),
(i/V) Electroplating  salts  and
brightenors (20%).
Uv) Felt  bobs  no"/l
7 5%
Solder  wires,  flux/r∈  cored,
A.66.1S
lead/tin based.
7 5%
(a)  Lead (h)  Tin {c)  Zinc (d)  Resin/flux  (20%) (a)  Copper  unwrought/Highly  polished  copper
A.66.19 Copper  Rollers for  printing
sheets.
8 5%
Gun  metal ingots  .
A.67
(a)  Copper (b)  Tin (c)  Zinc
 
(1)  No  import  licence  will  be issued.  Release  orders  will be  issued  on  MMTC and/or  any  other  Public Sector  Agency  as may  be nominated  by  the  Govern- ment.  The  issue  of  the

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Release  orders  will  be  sub- ject  to  the  approval  'On Merits'  of  exports  under specific  export  contracts.
(2)  In  case  the  export  contract is  through  an  Export House/merchant  - exporter the  actual  release  of  raw material  will  be  only  in favour  of  the  actual  manu- facturer/fabricator  of  Gun metal  Ingots.  Such  nomi- nation in favour  of a manu- facturer/fabricator  will  be subject  to  the  approval  by the authority approving the export  contract  on  merits.
(3)  Registered Exporters will be allowed  releases  of  the metals  as  Indicated  in Col. 4.
(4)  Except  this  replenishment facility,  no  other  facility under  ITC  Policy  Vol.  II will  be  permissible  against exports  of  gun  metal  in- gots.
.ECTRICAL  MACfflNERY, QUIPMENT  AND  APPARATUS
IV.  El E(
A-71 Air  conditioning,  refrigeration, humidiflcatlon  and ventilation equipment.
Air  conditioning  and  refrigera- 30%
A.71.1
tion  equipment.
(a)  Copper  tubing  (Permissible sizes) (20 %) (b)  Capillary  tubing (c)  CRCA sheets/doep drawing quality steel sheets (d)  Refrigerants  (10%) (e)  Components  of  Compressors  including  Ca-
pacitors.
( /)  Controls  as  per  A.U,  policy  (2i%). (g)  Expansion  valve,  Refrigeration  Angle  valve, Solenaid valve and Reversal valve as per A.U. policy (21 %).
(A)  Component  parts  of  hermetically  sealed
compressors. (0  Leathoroid  paper (j)  By pass Tee (Bundy) (k)  Bundy  tubing (0  Magnetic Door  Gasket  Assembly. (m)  Valve  plate  gasket,  cylinder  head  gasket (")  Magnetic strips,  Magnets (
ends.
(w)  Silver  special and  solder fluxes (10%) (*)  Aluminium  alloy tubes O)  Stainless steel  sheets 0.914  mm  to  0.711  mm (15%)  (against  export  of  water  coolers  only).

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(z)  Insulating  Material  Compressed  Insulation
sheets and  paper.
(ad)  Berryllium  copper  phosphor  Bronze  Line
Plugs (adaptors).
(ab)  Stainless steel  pipes  "1  ] n (y (ac)  Stainless steel rounds  J  /o (ad)  Stainless steel screw-tite nails (ae)  Stainless steel wire (10%) (of)  Alloy steel  shafting (ag)  Glass rorlngs (electrical  grade) (ah)  Glass woven  mattsilane finished (al)  Spiral bevel pinion  and  ring gear sets (aj)  Taper  roller  bearings  (permissible  items)
(ak)  Electrolytic zinc (10%) (al)  Polypropylene  powder/crystals  (against  ex-
ports  of  cooling  towers  only).
(am)  Aluminium  alloy  ingots  and  silicon  metal
(for  cooling towers only).5
(an)  Mild  steel  plates  and  sheets  (against  export
of cooling towers only).
A.71.2
30%
Humidification  and  ventilation equipment  and  spare  parts thereof.
A.72 Electric  Power  Capacitors  and 40%
condensers.
(a)  Capacitor  papers (b)  Aluminium  foil (c)  Insulation  paper (rf)  Lead  foil (e)  Chlorinated  Diphenyle ( /)  Metallised  porcelain  Insulators.
A,73
A.73.1
Dry  batteries  and  processed materials  and  components  of dry  batteries  (excluding man- ganese  ore  imported,  proces- sed and re-exported) NOS. Complete dry batteries  and cells 30% (a)  Acetylene black (b)  Industrialjfadhesives,  coke  flour  extrusion compound  graphite,  paraphynyl  phenoxy poly-thylene Glycol.
(c)  Boards  ;  Kraft,  cpated  Kraft,  Triplex  Kraft, Coated  Glazed  Bonding  Box,  Bleached  fold- ing  Box,  crome  Art,  plastic  laminated  pule, special solid News boards.
(d)  Board;  hard  board including strips (")  Brass  in  coils  (Springs,  cartridge,  Annealed
soft  and  extra  Hard).
(f)  Electrode carbon and Electrode Carbon Rods. (e)  Battery  components  such  as  Duplex  Elec- trodes, Tabbed Duplex Electrodes, Film lined electrodes,  End  Board  Duplex,  End  Board, End  Plates (Metal  Plastic and  Metal  Jackets Terminal  Parts—Dowels,  Knurls Unurls and Negative posts, Eyelet Brass  Sockets, Socket Assembly,  Socket  Block,  Socket  Pad,  Socket spring  contact,  socket  plate,  socket  saddle, socket  plug.  Terminal  Assembly,  Terminal slips, Terminal contractor, Terminal Dimpled contractor. Terminal part screw contract strip, Terminal part stud, Insulator, Insulating cover and  washers,  washers  plastic  and  Neoprene washer fibre, Terminal  Angle  Negative,  Ter- minal  part  snap  Fasteners,  Top  Collar Plastics and paper covers paper, covers plastic, Tin  plate  cover  Bottom  and  covers  cells metal,  Electrodes  caps,  plastic  cell  closer, connector strip.
(h'l  Electrolytic  Manganese  Dioxide  Manganese
Ore.

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(0  Methyl  Tsobutyl  ketone,  furfurlyalcohol, Polyvmyl  Alcohol,  Poly vinyl  Methyl  Ether, Toluol,  Galgaon,  Cellonise  and  Methocal.
CO  Paper  :  Chromo  Art  and  Krome  cots.
(k)  Paper  : Kraft, Polyethylene coated,  Polyethylene
coated  Kraft  Polyethylene  coated  Glasslne, Paste coated  battery.
(/)  Paper  Thilmany. (m)  Resin  all  sorts  including  vinylite,  Bakelltc,
Harcolyn(10°'u).
(n)  Dry  Battery  Wax. (o)  Zinc spelter. O)  Film  laminate  with paper  backing (for  manu- facturing  miniraex  type  cell  electrode).
(q)  Citric Acid. (r)  Cellulose  Acetate  Labels,  Printed  Nastes labels, Strickcrs, catons, paper  gummed  type including Arabal tape. (v)  Plastic heat shrinking tubes. (/)  Adhesive laminating  foils. (")  Ethylene  Dichloride. (v)  Calcined  petroleum  coke.
AH others  . . .. 30%
A.73.2
A.74 Electric  alternators,  generators, transformers,  motors  and switch and control gear.
Alternators  and  generators
40%
fa)  Same as against  Item  A.74.2. and  the  follow-
A.74.1
ing.
(b)  Brush Holder  assembly. (c)  Automatic voltage regulator. (d)  Commutator  assembly.
Motors  . . . .. 40% (a)  Electrolytic  copper  ingots/wircbars/wire  rods.
A.74.2
(b)  Electrical  copper  winding  wire/strips. (c)  Electrical  steel  sheets  HR  or  CR  In coils  or
straight  lengths/stampings (d)  Ball bearings (permissible items). (e)  Leatheroid  and  presphan  paper. (/)  Carbon blocks, and rods. Or)  Condensors (10%). (h)  Condensor  paper. (/)  Components for  centrifugal  switches. (fl  Dipotherm  sleevings—Rayon  braided  fine,
synthetic resin  varnished. (k)  Phenolic paper  laminate. 
(m)  Dipotherm  Hook  up wire-solid  tinned  copper wire, polytester foil insulated  double synthetic braiding, synthetic varnish.
(ri)  Electrical varnished  Glass Cloth  and tape. (o)  Varnished fibre glass sleeving. (p)  Fibre  glass  Insulated  flexible  wires/strips. (q)  Centrifugal  switches  for  single phase  motors.
(r)  Sliping assemblies. (s)  Roller Bearings (permissible items). (/)  Bright Key Steel.
(it)  Round  free  cutting steel (10%).

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(v)  Circlips. (w)  Multl  layer  special  insulating  material,  con- sisting  of  polyester  film  and  presphan.
(x)  Copper  alloy commutator  segments. (.v)  Fibre backed  or  bare mica combination  poly-
ester film insulating  material.
(z)  Grcasenipples(10%). (aa)  Oil seals (10%). (ah)  Cylinders  and  moulded  angle  rings  (Ele- phantide  or  Phenolic  resin  bonded).
(ac)  Insulated  paper. (ad)  Gasket  Materials  in  the  form  of  sheets. (ae)  Nco-K-Tex  or  Neo-lengite moulded  packing
washers.
(af)  Insulating screws. (aif)  Aerolite. (ah)  Hardner  GBMX. (ai)  Pyrocler liquid  or  other  synthetic  insulating
fluid.
(aj)  Cone rotors. (ak)  Thermo couples. (at)  Phosphor  bronze  rods. (am)  Eureka/Kanthal  resistance wires (10%) (an)  Bare electrolytic copper  strips. (ao)  Electrolytic copper extruded  shapes. (ap)  Phosphor  bronze strips. (uq)  Bakelite sheets  (10%). (ar)  Virgin tin metal. (as)  Polyester  Films (10%). (at)  Tool & Alloy  steel other than  stainless steel
(5%).
.  40%
mers
A-74-3  Transfon
(a)  Electrolytic  copper  wire  bars/wire  rods. (b)  Electrical copper  winding wire/strips. (c)  Electrical  steel  sheets/stampings/laminations.
(Transformer  Grade only).
((0  Transformer  bushings  and  apparatus  insula-
tors  66 KV and  above.
(e)  Transformer  Breathers (for transformers  above
1000 KVA).
(/)  Transformer  Thermometers  (Dial  type) (Q)  Magnetic  Oil  Lever  gauges (h)  Transformer  oil (25 %). (i)  On  load  tap  change  gears  (Motorised)  or manual control with control (panels) complete with spares and  standard  accessories.
(])  Insulated  rods  and  tubes  phenolic  bonded
paper  covered.
(k)  Insulating  paper. (0  Gasket  materials  in  the  form  of  sheets. (m)  Moulded  packing  washers (Nco-Tex  or  Neo*
Largite).
(n)  Insulating screws for  HV  application. (o)  Magnetic cases for  current  Transformers. (p)  Aerolite (n)  Hardner  C-BMX. (y)  Byrocler  liquid  or  other  synthetic  insulating
fluid.
(f)  Spares  and  accessories  for  O.L.T.C.  Gears. (()  Cone roters. 0i)  Thermo-couples
 
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(i)  Multilayer  special insulating material, consist-
ing of  polyester film and  prespahn.
( H )  Oipothcrm  slccvings—Rayon  braided  fine
synthetic resin  varnished, < x)  Phenolic paper  laminate, (v)  Varnished  glass cloth  and  tape (z)  Varnished  glass sleeving. iaa)  Laminated fibre glass sheets (ab)  Cylinders and moulded angle rings (Elephan-
tide or  phenolic resin bonded).
(m)  1 ureka/Kanthal  resistance wire (10%). (ad)  Electrolytic copper  extruded  shapes. (ae)  Bakelite sheets (10 %). (af)  Mild  steel  plates sheets and  cold  rolled  steel
sheets  in  coils  or  straight  lengths.
(ijf)  Phosphor  Bronze strips. (ah)  Asbestos sheets (20%).
(tii)  Bucholz  Relays (5%).
A.74.4
40",, (a)  CRCA  sheets/strips/deep  drawing  quality
steol sheets.
Electric  control  gear and  switch gear (other than those covered under A.74.5  and  A.74.6).
(b)  Electrolytic  copper  sheets/strips. (c)  Zinc  unwrought. (J)  Copper  unwrought. (e)  Phosphor  bronze strips/sheets. ( /)  Nickel  and  Zinc  anodes  (50%). Or)  Asbestos  tapes  (10%) (/;)  Phenol  formaldehyde  resinous  tubes  (Paper
Motor  starters
20%
A.74.5
Switch  board  units,  metnl  clad 2 0%
A.74.6  .'
switches and  fuse  units.
and  fabric  base)  (10%) (a)  Same as against  item  A-74.4 (/>)  Bimetal  strips of various sizes (20%) (a)  Copper  unwrought. (/>)  Zinc  unwrought. (c)  CRCA/Hot  rolled  sheets. id)  Insulating  material.
40%
A.74.7
A.75,
Industrial  Electro  magnch, complete  with  transformers, rectifier  and  Control  units Electric  cables  and  wires,  all
t y p e s-
All  others,  not  specified
A.75.1
90°,',
0'
hcreunder.
)  Not  more than  20% of  the value of the licence may be utilised  for  import  of  ma- terials  other  than  (/)  Elect- rolytic  copper  ingots/wire bars/wire rods and (H) E.C, Grade  Aluminium  wire bars/ingots/ wire rods. This condition  will  be  appli- cable : (rt) Whether  the  import  is claimed  by the  exporter or  by  his nominee;  and (b) whether  the  items  of import  are  claimed  on the  strength  of  entries in  column  4  or  on  the basis of  an  actual  user licence  in  terms  of  the relevant  para  of  Sec- tion I.
A.75.2 All Aluminium  conductors  (AAC \  s% (a)  EC  Grade  Aluminium  wire  bars/ingots/wire
rods.
A.75.3 Aluminium  conductors,  steel 20";,
reinforced  (ACSR)
 
(a)  EC  Grade  Aluminium  wire bars/ingots/rods. (/>)  High  tensile  steel  wire  rods, (O  7incO0%) Ul)  lead  (20%)

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A.75.4
ids.
2 5%
Insulated  cables  (less  than I.I.K.V.) with aluminium con- ductors.
(a)  E.C. Grade  aluminium  wire bars/ingots/wire  n (/>)  P.V.C,  Master  batches (c)  P.V.C. Resin  (Suspension grade)  ~]  /7 no/^ (d)  P.V.C. compounds  J  ^u" >'
*(e)  Plasticizers  ~] , , „ ," • ( /)  Di-Octylphthallate  (D.O.P.)  J  yM/°>
ig)  Tin(10?/o)
(a)  Electrolytic copper ingots/wire burs/wire rods.
90%
A.75.5 Insulated  cables  (less  than I.I.K.V.)  with  copper  con- ductors.
(b)  P.V.C. Master batches. ((?)  P.V.C. Rosin (Suspension  grade)  1  nnt,^ (d)  P.V.C. compounds  J  u u / o)
V)  Plasticisers
• ( /)  Di-Octyphthallate  (D.O.P.)
(1)  In  the  case  of  exports  of telephone  coiled  cords  and switchboard  wires  the  face value  restriction  applicable on  import  of  PVC  resin and compound  will be 60% instead  of  20%.
(g)  Tin (10%).
(2)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of a  manufacturer of  PVC  compound  for supply  of  PVC  upto  the extent  indicated  in  col.  4 at  international  prices  in accordance  with  the scheme  issued  by  Govern- ment.
(3)  Not  more than  20% of  the value of the licence may be utilised  for  import  of  ma- terials  other  than  electroly- tic copper  ingots/wire bars/ wire  rods.  This  condition will  be  applicable.  (a) whether  the  import  is claimed  by  the  exporter or  by  his  nominee,  and (b)  whether  the  items  of import  are  claimed  on  the strength  of  entries  in  colu- mn 4 or  on the basis of  an actual  user licence in  terms of  the  relevant  para  of Section  I.
(4)  Import  of  plasticisers  will be  allowed  only  against export  of  PVC  insulated cables  as  follows  :—
(0  PVC  Cables—8%  of import  replenishment,
(It)  Telephone coiled cords and  switchboard  cab- les/wires—20 %  of  Im- port  replenishment.
\i  No  import  of  PVC  com- pound  will  be  permitted. The item may,  however,  be supplied  by  the  indigenous manufacturers  at  interna- tional  prices against  release orders issued  by  the licens- ing authorities  in  accord- ance  with the  Scheme  for supply  of  plastics  raw material  issued  by  the Government.
70%
A.75.6 Power  cables  (1.1  KV  and above)  with  copper  con- ductors.
(f")  Electrolytic copper wire bars/ingots/wire rods. (h)  Cable insulating paper (c)  Lead unwrought UD  Steel  tapes  (for  armouring)  (25 %). (e)  Cable impregnating  compound.
 
(1)  Not  more than  30% of  the value of  the licence  may  be utilised  for import  of mat- erials other  than  Electroly- tic copper ingots/wire bars/ wire  rods.  This  condition will  be  applicable  (a)

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whethei  import  is  claimed by  the  exporter  or  by his  nominee;  and  (b) whe- ther the items of import are claimed  on  the  strength  of entries  in  column  4  or  on the basis of an  'actual user1 licence  in  terms  of  the relevant para of Section  1.
A.75.7 Electric winding wires/strips with 90%
copper conductors.
(a)  Electrolytic  copper  wire  bars/wire  rods, (ft)  Tungsten  carbide  pellets  (15%) (c)  Kanthal Heating wire (10%) (J)  Phenolic  Resin  (10%) (c)  Cresylic Acid (10%) (/)  Xylcne(10%) (g)  Insulated Kraft/Manila  Paper (20 ° '„)
(1)  Not  more than 20 % of  the value of  the licence may be utilised  for  import  of  ma- terials other  than  electroly- tic copper  ingots/wire bars/ wire  rods.  This  condition will be  applicable  (a) whe- ther the import  is  claimed by the exporter  or by his no- minee,  and (b) whether  the items of import are  claimed on  the  strength  of  entries in  columns  4  or  on  the basis  of  an  'actual  user' licence in terms of  the  rele- vant para  of Section 1.
(a)  E.C.  Grade  Aluminium  wire  bars/ingots/wiro
30%
A.75.8
rods,
Insulated  cables  (I.I.K.V.  and above)  with  Aluminium  con- ductors)
(1)  DOP may be allowed  from indigenous  manufacturers only against export  of  PVC Sheathed  cables  up  to  ten per cent of the face value of the licence.
(ft)  Cflble insulating paper (c)  Lead  Unwrou^ht (d)  Steel tapes (for  armouring) (25 %) (e)  Cable  Jmprcunating  compound.
(a)  E.C. Grade  Aluminium  wire  bars/ingots/wire
25%
A.75.9
rods.
Electric  winding  wires/strips with  Aluminium  conductors.
(b)  Tungsten carbide Pellets (50 %) (c)  Kanthal  Heating wire (30%) (d)  Phenolic Rcsvn (30%) (e)  Cresylic Acid (30%) (/)  Xy1ene(30%) (?)  Insulated  Kraft/Manila  Paper.
(a)  Field  cables  with  plastic
A.75.10
5%
insulation,
(ft)  Carrier  Quad  Cable 5%
plastic insulated.
20%
Electric fans all types.
A.76
(a)  Electrolytic copper  wire bars/in"ols/wire  rods (ft)  ZincunwrouKht. (c)  Copper winding wire (50 %) (d)  Condensers (10%). (e)  Lcatheroid ( f)  Empire cloth and sleeving (#)  Nichromc wire/Resistance wire (h)  Condenser papers ( i)  Chlorinated Diphenyl oil (/)  Electrical steel sheets (k)  Prcsphan Paper (/)  Nickel  anode,  Zinc  anode,  cadmium  anodes
(1)  Against  export  of  one ceil- ing  fan,  import  of  maxi- mum  two  numbers  ball bearings  of  the  sizes  and types  used  in  the  fan  ex- ported  will  be  permitted subject  to  production  of  a certificate from  a Chartered Accountant  clearly  certi- fying  the number,  size  and types  of  ball  bearings  used in  the  fan  exported.
(25°/).
(m)  Sodium cyanide and bright Nickel compound
00%)
(n)  Infra  Red Lamps  sheathed element (10%), (o)  CRCA  Extra  Deep  Drawn  sheets (/>)  Springs  steel  strips  (10%) (
(acainst  export  of  electric  table  fans  only).
(t)  Aluminium foils. (u)  Insulation  papers, (v)  Capacitor  papers.
Electnc  lamps. OLS and miniature lumps  . 30%
A 77 A.77.1
(1)  Glass  Shells  (10%)  may be  allowed  against  export of  miniature  lamps  only.
(a)  Filaments (ft)  Lead-in-wires (c)  Lead glasn rods and tubes, (d)  Tungsten  and  molybdenum  wires (e)  Lamps caps, brass (f)  Capping cement.

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I
2
fa)  Same as against  A.77.1
A.77.2 Fluorescent  Tubes and  Lamps 40%
A.77,3
30%
Decorative  electric  light sots of  twinkling  and  non- twinkling varieties.
(6)  Chemicals for  fluorescent  powder. (a)  Tungesten  filaments. (b)  Copper  clad  wire  (Dumet  wire). (c)  Lcad-in-wire (d)  Permanent wire (5 %)
(e)  Bimetal strips (5%) ( /)  Lead  Glass  rods  and  tubes  (10%) (a)  Sintered  glass  beads  (10%) (A)  Tungsten  wire
*(/)  Polystryrene  moulding  powder  (20%).
(j)  Polypropylene  moulding  powder  (20%) (/t)  PVC resin/compound  (20%) ( /)  Electrolytic copper  ingots/wire bars/wire rods. (m)  Wire Files (5%). (n  Die polishing paper  (5 %). (o)  Dyes and  pigments (permissible  items (5 %). (p)  Art  paper,  art  board  and  decorative  paper
for  packing (5 %). (q)  Dies and moulds (10%)
*(r)  Plasticizers (5 %)
A.78 A.78.1
Electric  lighting  fittings All others, not  specified  here- 20%
under.
(a)  Phosphor  bronze (b)  Steel  springs (c)  Special  moulding  materials  like  acyrlic
powder.
(d)  Cold rolled steel sheet/deep drawing quality
A.78.2
40%
Fluorescent  starters,  switches, glow  switches starters,  starter holders,  ballasts/fluorescent chokes;  glow  lamps.
(1)  Electrical  steel  sheets/strips will  be  allowed  for  import against the export of Ballast/ Fluorescent  chokes  only.
steel sheets in coils or straight lengths. (e)  Brass Pipes of permissible sizes (10%) (a)  Condensers (b)  Presphan  paper (c)  Condenior  paper (a)  E.  C. copper  wire bars/wire  rods/wires (e)  Lead  glass Tubings (/)  Argon/hell ium/hydrogon  gas C?) Argon/Helium/Nitrogen  gas (h)  Wire  Electrodes (0  Bi-Metal 0)  Binding Agent (k)  Aluminium alloy rods
Electric wiring accessories
40%
A.79
(/)  Ceramic capacitors  (25 %) (m)  Acrylic plastic sheets (10  %) (n) Butter  paper  (5%) (a)  Copper  unwrought (6)  Zinc  unwroughl.
A.80 Electrical  appliances—
20%
Electric laundry  irons
A.80.1
20%
(a)  Nichromo wire (b)  Primary  Nickel (c)  Nickel  anodes (50%) (a)  Same as against  item  A.80.1.
A.80.2 Electric  kettles,  hot  plates, stoves, heaters and  other elec- trical  heating  equipment  and other  appliances.
Tubular  sheathed  type  heating 70%
A.80.3
(a)  High temperature resistant  nickel  alloy  tubing (b)  Electrical  grade  magnesium  oxide.
elements.
(c)  Resistance wire 0,416  mm dia. {d)  Terminals
(e)  Stainless steel sheets (15%)
(a)  CRCA  sheets/Deep  drawing  quality  steel
Electrical  Instruments— Electricity  meters  (Single  phase 30%
A.81 A.81.1
and  polyphase).
sheets in coils or straight lengths.

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4
5
Electrical  steel  sheets/strips  (20%)
Kb)
Bronze  and  phosphor  bronze  strips
Kc)
Bimetal  strips
(d)
Winding  wires  1 Jewels  V  (60%) Magnets  J
(<•)
if)
Kg)
Stainless  steel wires (10%)
(h)
20 %
Stainless  steel  tubes (10%) Magnets  (60%) Special switches (25 %)
A.81.2  lilectrical  measuring  and  other instruments  (oilier  than  elec- tronics)
Metalled  charts
<") Kb) (c) W)
Covers  (magnetic)
Ke)
Suspension  strips
if)
Standard  cells
(X)
Photo cells

Resistance wires and  strips  (50%)
d)
Instrument  pens
U)
Dials
(k)
Indicator  lamp
(!)
F.H.P.  Motors  (permissible  items)
('")
30%
A.81.3  Multimeters
50%
A.82  Storage  batteries
Lead
(a>
Antimony
(b)
Polystyrene
•(£•)
Vandyke brown  powder
(d)
Potassium-perchlorate
Ke)
PVC Resins  (20%)
If)
Special  sealing  compound
Ke)
Synthetic  rubber
(/")
Carbon  black;
(0
Flourspar
U)
Glass  wool/mat
(k)
Rubber  accelerators
(0
Microsulphur
Km)
Carbon  black  (10%)
(")
V  ELECTRONIC  AND  TELECOM- MUNICATION  EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS,  APPARATUS AND  APPLIANCES
A 83  Telecommunication  equipment
including telephones, exchange equipment  and  teleprinters.
A.ul.l  Others, not  specified  hercundcr 20% (a) All iiomsas in normal actual  user  licence issued bv  the  licensing  authorities  since  1st  April, 1^71.
20%
A.83.2  Teleprinters  and  Accessories
As against  item  A.83.1
(")
A.F3.3  Power  Line carrior communication 40%
As against  item A. 83.1
(a)
l-.quipmont.  Load  Despatch Equipment  and  Telemetcrin Equipment.
A.9L  Electronic  instruments and  appli-
 
ances  all  sorts,  NOS

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2
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All  others  not  specified  here-
(a)  As against  iiem A. 83.1
A.91.1
-,  40%
under.
I  30%
A.91.2
(a)  All items  as  in  normal  actual  uters  licence issued  by  the  licensing  authontics  since 1st April,  197J
Note:—Face valua restrictions on individual llems in Appendix  38 and  43  ot  Vol. I  will  not apply where  the total  value  of  the licence does not exceed  Rs.  10,000/-.
Radio  Receivers  (Valve  and Transistorised);  Public  Ad dress  Equipment;  Amplifier! (valve  and  transistorised): Car  Radios;  Radiograms: Tape  Recorders;  Micro- I phones; Hearing Aids; and all Flectronic components, inclu- ding  Microwave  components Llectronic devices,  subassem- bhes  and  equipments  and electronic piece  parts;  NOS
(h)  Miscellaneous items, like hardware, decoration fittings/materials,  trims,  panel  meters,  valve holders,  switches,  knobs,  grill  and  grill cloth, dial cords, jowel assemblies, timing indicators, relays, connecting wires (15 %)
(c)  All  electronics  components,  piece  parts  sub assemblies  etc.  to  bo  actually  used  for  the exported  product  even  if  these arc  not  other- wise  permitted  for  import  to  ALK  (15%).
No  import  of  plastic  moulding powder  will  be  allowed; supply  of  such  powder  may be  secured  at  international prices  in  accordanco with  the scheme  of  supply  of  plastic raw  materials at  international prices, issued by Government.
(d)  Moulding  powders;  chemicals  for  chrome plating  on  ABS  :  solder  covering  lacquer; Photo engraving emulsion paint, special resins, chemicals  and  acid  resistant  paint  for  screen printing; film for  silk screen; special lubricanl grease  for  electrical  contacts;  foil  for  hot printing  on  plastics; Acrylic  sheets;  Cellulose acetate  butyrate  foil,  high  purity  aluminium sheets/strips  for  anodizing;  silver  plated bronze  wire;  and  silver  plated  brass  wire (10%).
(e)  Cascttes  and  stereo  records  for  testing of  Tape  Recorders  and  Radiograms;  and adhesives, paint  and  varnishes (10%  subject to  a  maximum  of  Rs.  2,000  por  quarterly application).
^ /)  Samples of radios, car radios, amplifiers, radio
grams,  ampligrams,  loud-speaJker  system, amplifying  system,  driver  units  reflex  horns tape  recorders,  hearing aids, microphones and combination  of  any  of  these  items  (10%) subject to a maximum of Rs. 2,000  per  quar- terly  application.  Of  oach item  only  a  maxi- mum of 4 pieces will be allowed.
Noit:  I.  Items  in  Col.  4 against  Sr,  No. (a) to ( /)  above  will  be  permitted  irrespec- tive  of  the  fact  as  to  which  of  the items in  Col. 2 have actually  been ex- ported, provided AU licences arc posse- ssed  for the  manulaciure  ot  I hat  item.
II.  In  addition  to  replenishment  licences issued  against  exports  made  alter 1-4-73,  the  items  in  Col.  4  against Sr.  No.  (a) to  (,/  ) above  will be  per- muted  to  the  holders  of  Replenish- ment licences  issued  against export of items  given in  Col. 2 in  terms  of  an earlier  periods  policy  also,  provided the replenishment  licences in  question arc  still  valid.  This  facility  will  also be  applicable  to  partly  utilised  valid licences.
(u)  All items  of  raw  [tutorials  and  components  as
50%
Permanent  Magnet  .
A.91.3
pci  Actual  user  liconcc  of  the  licence.
(b)  All  the  existing  entries  undci  col.  4  against
A.91.2  with  A.U.ICondition.
i entry
 
A.92  Ni

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VL  MACHINE  TOOLS
A.101  Machine  tools  with  -or  without
Accessories—
(a)  Ball,  taper  and  roller  bearings  (permissible
20%
items only).
A.101.1  Machine  Tools  (as  defined  in Annex.  II  of  Part  I  of  ITC) other  than  hardness  testing machines.
(b)  All  components,  accessories  and  attachments as por normal  Actual  User Licenses issued by the  Licensing  authorities  since  the  1st  April, 1971.
(c)  Tool and  Alloy  steel excluding stainless steel.
(10%)
(d)  Oil Seals (10%) (e)  Iron Cement (5%). ( /)  Chasers,  Taps,  Dies,  Self  opening  die  head, expanding reamers, tap extractors and measur- ing tools like threading gauges, micro  meters, Vernier  caJipers  (10%).
A.101.2  No Entry.
A.101.3  Hardness testing machine.
20% (a)  Diamond  indentors, (b)  Dial  gauges  of automatic zero setting type of
high precision.
(c)  Steel  balls  10 mm and  below diam (10%). (d)  Oil hardening  and  non-shrinking  steel. (e)  Microscope-Brinell  type—(only  one  number
allowed  against  export  of  each  hardness  tes- ting  machine).
A.106  Small and cutting tools all types, mado of high speed steel, high carbon  and  alloy  steel,  tung- sten  and  other  carbides  and diamonds.
A.106.1  Small and  cutting tools not spe- •  40%
cified  hereunder.
(")  High  speed  stools  of  all  typos  in  any  shape, section, sizo and finish (including drawn, cent- reless  ground  and  peeled).
(1)  Import  of  item at  (a) m co). 4 will  be  allowed only  against  export  of small  and  cutting  tools made  of high speed  steel.
(b)  Medium  and  high carbon  and alloy tool steel (excluding  stainless  steel) in  any  shape, section,  size  and  finish.
(e)  Industrial  diamonds  and/or  bort. (d)  Matrix  powder. (e)  Eutectic welding alloys
(/)  Graphite rods
Bonded abrasive  products, al)
(a)  Glass fibre discs (10%)
A.106.2
40%
types.
(b)  Vulcanised fibre disc and  sheets (10%) (c)  Micro pulverised tin  (10%) (d)  Micro pulverised  iron Pyrites (10%) (e)  Cryolite Natural  Synthetic (10%) (/)  Special abrasion  resistance  steel for  die liners (10%)  (High  Carbon  steel  sheets  hardened and  ground  having  chemical  composition C-O.95%,  MN-O.35%-0.5%,  SI-0.2— 0.35%).
(g)  Aluminium  oxide, white, Brown, Pink (50%). (h)  Synthetic  Abrasive  Grain  excluding  Brown
Aluminium  Oxide  grains
A.106.3  Broaches, all types                40%       (a)  Same as against item A-106.1.
A.106.4   Coated  abrasives                 20%        (a)  Kraft  paper
                                                      (b)  Silicon  carbide  abrasive  grains
                                                      (c)  Technical  gelatine


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2
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(d)  Vulcanised  fibre.
(e)  Abrasive grains (aluminium  oxide) (50%).
A.106.5
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
50%
Diamond Cutting tools including dressers and wheels all types.
Diamond  Bearing  slugs  may  be allowed  against  export  of Glass  Cutting  Tools  up  to 20%.
A.106.6 Dies (other  than  threading dies, 20%
jigs and fixtures.
A.106.7
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.106.1.
Drill's  all  typos  including  twist 50%
drills.
A.106.8 Engineers'  steel  flies,  saw  files 50% (a)  Same as against item A. 106.1 (6)  Hardem'ng salts (10%).
and rasps—all types.
A.106.9 Fibre polishing wheels  .
20%
A.106.10 Gear cutting tools all types
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
40%
A.106.11
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
Tools  for  lathes,  shapers  and 40%
planers, all types.
A.106.12 Milling cutters all types
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
50%
A.106.13
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
40%
Mining  tools, all types (exclu- ding drilling equipment).  .
A.106.14
(a)  Same as against item  A.106.1
Pneumatic tools, all  types 40%
A.106.15
40%
Reamers, all types
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
(a)  Same as against item A.106.1
A.106.16 Rock drills, all types  .
40%
A.106.17 Saws,  Segments  and  saw
(")  Same as against item A.106.1
50%
blades, all types.
A.106.18 Threading  taps.  Threading
(a)  Same as against item  A.106.1
50%
dies and chasers.
A.106.19 Tungsten carbide tips and dies 40%" (a)  Same as against  item  A.106.1
all types.
VII.  HAND  TOOLS
A.lll Drop  forged  and  other  hand
tools.
(a)  Carbon  steel with carbon above 0.3 % in flat,
A.11I.1 All  others  not  specified  here- 30%
hexagonal, round  and square sections.
under.
1.  Import of item at (0 in Col. 4 may  be  allowed  up to  5 % against  export  of  screw drivers  only.
(b)  Chrome vanadium steel in flat, hexagonal and
round sections,
(e) Dlesteel bars and blocks,
2.  Importofitemat(A:)inCol.4 may  be  allowed  up  to 20 % against  export  of  handtools other than open end spanners and ring spanners.
(d)  Seamless  cold  drawn  oarbon  steel  tubes  with
carbon  ranging from  0.3 % to  0.5 %.
(e)  Primary  Nickel  including  Nickle  pellets  and
squares.
(/)  Nickel  anodes (50%). Or)  Cadmium  anodes (50%). (A)  Needle files, scraper files (2i %). (0  Cellulose  acetate  Butyrate  moulding  powder
(2%).
(See remark  1.)
(J)  Mangesite  bond  grinding  wheels  or  ring/cup
grinding wheels  20*  Dia  and  above; abrassive  mounted  points  (5%).
(k)  Broaches and broaching attachments (5 %)
(See  remark 2).

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(/)  Concentrates  of  brightners  (10%)
(m)  Steel marking stamps  (5 %) (n)  Spring steel strips/wires  (10%) (o)  Hammer  belts  (10%) (p)  Chaser  bits & holders (5 %) (i/)  Components  of hand  tools  (1 %) (/•)  Free  cutting  steel  lead  beariug  quality  hot
rolled,  black  bars (5 %)
U)  M.S. cold  rolled/hot  rolled  B.P. shoets  below
5 mm thickness (5%) (0  Contact  wheels (21%) (u)  Forging  dies and  punching  dios (10%) (v)  Abmsivo belts (10%)
30%
A.U1.2 A.111.3 A.lll.4
Allen  head  keys, all  types Brake adjusting  tools  . Chisel, punches and  hammers
20% 20 %
(a)  Same as against  item  A.I 11.1 (a)  Same as against  item  A.111.1 (a)  Same as against item  A. 111.1
all types.
5% 20%
30%
A.111.5 A.111.6 A.111.7 A.U1.8
30%
(a)  Same as against item  A. 111.1 (a)  Same as against  item  A. 111.1 (a)  Same  as against  item  A.111.1 (a)  Same as against  item  A. 111.1
Cigarette  tin  cutters Clamp-on-Wcc Flaring  tools, all  types Pliers, spanners, wrenches and screw  and  nut  drivers,  all typos.
20%
30%
(a)  Same as  against  item A. 111.1 (a)  Same as against  item  A.111.1
40%
Ripping  bar. Sockets and ratchets, all types Precision  measuring  tools
A.111.9 A.111.10 A.111.11
VIII.  INTERNAL  COMBUSTION  EN- GINES,  PUMPS  AND  COM- PRESSORS.
A.I 16 Internal  combustion  engines, pumps and  compressors  :
20%
A.116.1 Diesel engines, all  types
(a)  Thin-walled  bearings  (5 %). (6)  CRCA sheets/Deep drawing quality steel sheets
in coils or straight  lengths.
(c)  Crankshaft  both  machined  and  unmachined. (d)  Inlet  and  exhaust  valves. (e)  Diesel  injector  tubing. (/)  Copper  tubing (Permissible  Sizes) (10%) (g)  Valve  springs (h)  Satellite  rods (/)  Steel  strips  line  with  white  metal/copper/lead/ bronze/almnmium/tin  or  polytctri-fluorothy- lene,
(/)  Connecting  rods (k)  Heli  coils (/)  Silicon  'O' rings  and  seals
(m)  Ball  bearings  (permissible  items)
In)  Taper,  thrust  and  roller  bearings  (permissible
items). (o)  Nenprone 
parts. CO  Camshaft (i)  Cylinder  liners (//)  Silicon  brushes (v)  Spring  steel  wirci
 
(w)  Oilscals(10%) (v)  Cylinder  blocks, machined  and  unmachined

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(y)  Cylinder  Heads,  unmacmncd.
(z)  Fuel Injection  Equipment  (10%)
(aa) Turbo  charger
(ub)  Super  charger
2 0%
Petrol  and  Kerosene  engines,
A.116.2
all types.
Turbine pumps  .
A. 116.3
io%
(a)  Timing chains  "1  n f t.v, (b)  Valve spring  J  u u / t"' (a)  Stainless steel rods and  shaitings (25%) (b)  Seamless  steel  pipes  in  sizes  of  20.32  cm  or
above  diam.
(e)  Copper  unwrouglu (d)  Tin  unwtouglit (c)  Zinc  unwioguht (/)  Lead  unwrouglit (g)  Ball and roller bearings (.permissible items) (/i)  Alloy  VL-55(M) (/)  Silicon y8-5/99% punty (J) Silicon liquid (k)  Injection  moulding  powder-polypropylene/
nylon/Acctal (10%).
(I)  Vulkacit  ZM
(HI)  Vulkafor  EPA  and  ZDC
(/j)  Flcctal H (o)  Plastic steel castings, tubes and bleevings (p)  Haste-alloy (q)  Porcelain combustion  tubes,
porcelain combustion  boats  and  three  way keys/cocks (10 %).
(r)  Chasers, taps, dies, self opening die head, and measuring tools like threading gauges, micro- meters, vernier calipcis (10%).
A.116.4
10%
Power-driven  pumps  (other than  turbine  without  piime movers).
Complete pump set with diesel
(a)  Same as against item  A.U6.1
20%
A.116.5
engine as prime mover.
(a)  Same as against item  A,74.2
A.I 16.6
30%
Complete pump sets with elec- tric  motor  as  prime  mover including  mono  block pumps.
20%
A.116.7
(a)  Seamless  tubes  (excluding  stainless  steel). \b)  Valve plates
Air  and  gas  compressors (other  than  hermetically scaled  units).
(,c) CRCA  Sheets/Deep  Drawing  quality  steel
sheets in coils or straight lengths,
(u)  Alloys steel bars for engine valves.
20%
A.116.8
20%
Inlet  and  Exhaust  valves  for reciprocating  engines  and compressors. Sparking plugs
(a)  Special  electrode  for  Central  Wire.
A.116,9
(6)  Calcined  Aluminia.
IX.  CONS TRUCTION  MACHINERY:
10%
A.121 Construction  and  road  mak- ing  machinery  not  else- where covered.
(")  All  items  of  raw  materials  and  components as  per  notmal  actual  user  licences  issued  by the  licensing  authorities  since  the  1st  April, 1971.
Concrete  mixers  without  pri- 10%
A.121.1
me movers.
15%
A.121.2
- 0%
A. 122
(a)  Same  as  against  item  No.  A.  121.
 
Concrete  mixers  with  prime movers as diesel engines. Crawler  mounted  excavators/ shovels, inclusive of various modifications  like  crane, clamshell, dragline, Hoe and pile driver

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Crawler  tractors,  bulldozers,
(a)  Same  as  against  item  No.  A.  121.
20%
A. 122.1
scrapers and dumpers.
X.  INDUSTRIAL  MACHINERY
Ball  and  Taper  Roller  bear-
(a)  High carbon/high chromium  steel wire rods.
A.126
35%
ings.
(A)  Alloy  steel  bal]  bearing  wire.
Pood  processing  machinery.
A.127
Bread  &  biscuit  making  ma-
A.127.1
10%
chinery.
Dairy machinery
A. 127.2
10%
30%
A.127.3 Mctear Rotorvane continuous
(a)  Ball  bearings  (permissible  items).
20%
A. 127.4
(b)  Roller  and  taper  bearing  (permissible  items
Vegetable  oil  mill  machinery including  vegetable  oil  re- fining machinery.
only).
(c)  Zinc  unwrought/coppcr  unwrought  tin  un-
wrought (20%).
(d)  Asbestos and steam packing (20%), (e)  Sodium cyanide. ( /)  Pressure guages (10%).
(y)  Steam traps (20%). (A)  Steam  flexible  pipes  (20%). ( /)  Chasers, taps, dies, self-opening  die head, ex- panding  reamers  and  tap  extractors  (10%).
( /)  Iron  cement  (5%). (k)  Satellite  rods  and  powder. ( /)  Oil seals (10%), (m)  Needle bearings (permissble items). (n)  Teelrometcrs  (10%). (o)  Tool and alloy steel (excluding stainless steel)
(25%).
(p)  High  carbon  and  spring  steel strips. (g)  Alloy  Hollow  Steel  Bars (20%). (r)  Spherical  Roller  bearings  (Permissible  types
only).
Rice,  dal  and  flour  mill  ma-
A.127.5
10%
chinery.
Solvent extraction plants.
A.127.6
10%
(a)  Stainless  steel  rings,
A.127.7
10%
(b)  Ball  and  roller  bearings  (permissible  items).
Tea  processing  machinery (other  than  Mctear  Ro- torvane  continuous  tea roller).
20%
Gas plants.
A.128
Industrial machinery—.
A.129
Others,  not  specified  here- 10%
A.129.1
undeT :
(a)  All  items  of  raw materials  and  components etc. as per  normal actual  user licences issued by the licensing authorities since the 1st April, 1971. When steel is intended  to be  imported as a raw  material  its  permissibility  will  be decided  with reference  to normal  AU licences issued  since the  1st April, 1972.
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1,
20%
A.129.2 Cement mill machinery.
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1.
A.129.3
20%
Industrial boilers, ail types.
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1.
Jute mill machinery.
A.129.4
10%
(a)  Same as  against  item  A.129.1
A.129.3 Paper and pulp plants.
20%
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1.
A.129.6
20%
Plant  for  manufacturing  of asbestos  cement  pipes, sheets  and  other  products.

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3 2
.20%
A.129.7 Sugar mill machinery,  .
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A. 129.1.
Textile mill machinery..
20% (a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1.
A.129.8
Water  treatment  and  sewago 20%
A.129.9
(a)  Same  as  against  item  A.129.1.
treatment plants.
A.129.10 Weighing scales.
10% (a)  Spring with links. (6)  Racks and  pinion units. (c)  Levers. (rf)  Graduated  scales. (e)  Tool alloy steel knife  edges and  bearings  (ex-
cluding  stainless  steel).
( /)  Dial heads. (g)  Magnifying  lenses with lense holders (10%). (/i)  Ratio levers.
A.izy.n Weighing  machines  (Ticket 10%
issuing personal).
(/)  Graduated  beams. (/)  Batch counters. (k)  Die-cast and  die cut brackets and  parts. (a)  Segments  for  the  weight  wheels. (6)  Micro  switches. (c)  Ball  bearings  permissible  items (10%). (d)  Triplex  board. (e)  30-day  clock  with  dating  device.  (Only  one number  to  be allowed  against  export  or each ticket  issuing  personal  machine.)
( /)  Tool  and  alloy  steel (excluding  stainless  steel) (5 %)
A.129.12
10%
Weighing machines other than ticket  issuing  personal weighing  machines.
10%
A.129.13 Conveyor chains and  Indust- rial chains other than auto- mobile  and  bicycle  chains.
Alcohol  distillation  plant
A129.14
40%
XI.  MOTOR  VEHICLES AND AUTO-
MOBILE  ANCILLAHIES.
Motor  vehicles  and  automo-
A.136
bile andllaries.
A.136.1(a; )  Passenger  cars,  trucks, station  wagons,  buses  and other motor vehicles  includ- ing tempos.
(a)  All  items  of  raw materials,  components, con- sumables,  etc.  as  per  normal  actual  user licences  issued  by  the  licensing  authorities since  the  1st  April,  1971.  When  the  steel excepting  stainless  steel  and  heat  resisting steel  is  intended  to be Imported  as  a  raw material, its permissibility will be decided with reference  to normal  AU licences issued since the 1st April,  1972.
(b)  Special  raw  materials  and  components,  not covered by  AU licences or otherwise banned on  certification  by  DGTD  (5%).
A.136.1(b)  Jeeps A.136.2
10% 20%
(<•)  CRCA sheets. (a)  Same  as against  item  A.136.  l(a) (a)  Same  as  against  item  A.I 36.1.  (a)
Motor  cycles.  Scooters,  Mo- peds and  three wheelers, ex- cluding Tempos.
A.136.3 Automobile  ancillaiies  and
(a)  Same  as  al  (")  against  item  A.136.1. (a)  (1)
accessories.
Import  of  following  items may  be  allowed  against export  of  worm  drive  hose clips  of  steel,  electro-gal- vanised cadmium plated:-— (0  CRCA  steel  strips/
sheets.
(//)  Free  cutting  BARS- ENIA  quality  of  7.937 mm,  9.524  mm  and 12.7  mm rounds  and squares.

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(///)  Zinc  unwroughl. (/v)  Zinc  anodes  and  Cad-
mium  anodes  (30%).
(v)  Electroplating  salt)  & brighteners  (20%).
',2)  Nomination  may bo  allow- ed  in  favour  of  a  manu- facturer  of  steel  forging covered  at  S.  No.  A.46.
A. 136.4 Brake linings.
20%
A.136.5 A.136.6
20% 40%
Cliitch  facings Commutators  for  all  types of vehicles  (self  starters)  and dynamos; Field coils for all types of vehicles (Petrol and Diesel  dynamos  self  star- ters)  Dynamo  Armatures for  various  types  of  vehi- cles ; self starter armature for various  typos  of  vehicles, Plunger armatures for  vari- ous  types of vehicles.
(a)  Asbestos. (b)  Binding  resin  (permissible  items) (a)  Asbestos mill board. (a)  Contact  points. (A)  Bondix drive. (c)  Starter Pinion. (el)  Copper wire bars, (fj  Ball  bearings  (permissible  items). (/)  Insulating material. (g)  Commutator  sections. (A)  Electrical  steel  shoets/stampings  (25%) (/)  Flexible micanite (_/)  Electrical  varnished  glass, cloth  and  tape (k)  Varnished  fibre  glass  sleeving
(/)  Copper alloy commutator  segments
(m)  Insulated  craft  or manila  paper (ri)  Phospher  bronze rods (o)  Bare electrolytic copper  strips (p)  Electrolytic copper  extruded  shapes
Dash board  instruments
A.136.7
20% (a)  Components  of dash  board  instruments
Automobile wheels
A.136.8
50% (a)  Hot rolled  sections (b)  Mild  steel tested  plates and  sheets (c)  Rim  bars, flanges and locking bars
Flexible  shafts  for  Speedo- 20%
A.136.9
meters,
-(a)  Wire for  inner cables
*(b)  Plasticizers(5%)
Horns,  Electrical
A.I 36.10
40% (a)  Horn  points (6)  Eureka/Nichrome  wire
(r)  Diaphragms
Hydraulic brake parts, master 20%
A.136.11
cylinder repair kits.
King pins  . . .. 20%
A.136.12
Laminated  springs
50%
A.136.13
(a)  Semi-finished  master  cylinder (6)  Semi-flnished  wheel cylinder (a)  King pin  brush (b)  King pin  bearing/shims (a)  Sllico  manganese  chrome  vanadium/silico- chrome  and  other  spring  steel  billets/flats.
Oil seals  . . ..
A.136.14
40%
50%
A.136.15 Radiators including water and oil coolers used as radiators.
(a)  Brass strips  of  thickness  between  0,12  mm—0.3 mrr (6)  Copper strips of thickness 0.05mm to 0.08 mm (c)  Virgin copper (tf)  Virgin zinc (e)  Virgin tin (/)  Virgin lead (g)  Deep  drawing  quality  mild  steel  sheets (/;)  Anti-oxide flux
Sealed  beams (Head  lights)  . 20%
A.136.16
(a)  Headlight  glass (20%) (b)  Electroplating  salts and  hrighteners  (20%)
(c)  Lacquer (d)  Special  aluminium  for  vacuum coating
20%
Shock absorbers  .
A.136.17
(a)  ERW tubes and seamless steel  tubes (6)  Heat  treatment salt
No  entry
 
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3
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Taximeters
A.136.19
(Q)  Components  of taxi  meters
20%
(b)  Core wire for  spccdomctei
A.136.20 Trailers  . . ..
(a)  Cold  drawn  seamless  steel  tubes
10°,,
{b)  Taper  roller bearings (permissible  items) ( L )  Control valves, and/or  relay emergency valves
and  spares thereof.
(<•/)  Trailer  coupling (e)  Turn  table  with  or  without  sleeving  ring
A.136.21 Universal joints  .
20",, (a)  Needle  bearings  (other  than  those  specified in Appendix  14 of I.T.C. Policy  Book—Vol. I) (20%).
A.136.22 Gaskets all  types
50%
Import  will  be  allowed  only  of types  of  Gaskets  required  to complete  the  decarbonizing and  overall  sets  for  vehicles, other  than  those  manufac- tured  in  the  country.
(a)  Packing  jointing  and  gasket  material  made from  (i)  Vegetable  fibre  based  material; (ii)  Asbestos  mill  board/papers  in  sheets and/or  coils;  (iii)  compressed  asbestos  fibre; (iv)  Cork  or  synthetic  rubber;  (v)  standard gasket9  and  special  washers  for  gaskets  set (other  than  indigenously  manufactured).
(b)  Deep  drawing  electrolytic  tin  plate  in  laid/
sheets.
(c)  Deep drawing electrolytic tin plate waste/waste (<•/)  Cold  rolled  close annealed  deep drawing steel
sheets in coils/sheets.
A.136.23 A.136.24
No entry  . . .. Filter and  Filter elements 50% (a)  Filter  paper (h)  Synthetic resin (<)  Woollen  felt
A.I 36.25 Tractors  . . .. 20% (a)  Same as against item A.136.1 (a)
A.I 36.26 Automobile Tyre Tube valves 50%
(brass).
(a)  Copper  unwiought (6)  Zinc unwrought (c)  Brass  wire  size  0.38  mm  and  1.18  mm  dia.
(10%).
(rf)  Gilding  ribbon  metal  strips  (Spec.  32  B)
(10%).
(e)  Stainless steel spring wire (Spec. 36 D) (10%) (f)  Tiflon  tubing  (10%) (F)  Adhesives  (10°/) (h)  Ammonium  persulphate  (10%) (i)  Rubber  Butyl  and  HOR^t  (10 %)
XII  RAILWAY  EQUIPMENT
Railway coaches and  wagons
A.141
Coaches  . . .. 20%
A.141.1
A.141.2 Wagons  . . ..
(a)  Mild  steel/high  tensile  steel  and  special  steel structural  sections  (not  available  indigen-
;  ously),
As  re- quired oncasi to cast basis. (b)  Mild steel plates/sheets (c)  Wheel sets (indigenously  not  available) (tf)  Air brake and  hand  brakes
A.I 42 Train lighting  equipment
Dynamos  . . ..
A.142  1
40% (a)  Same as against item  A.74.2
Switchgear  . . ..
A.142.2
40% (a)  Same as against  item  A.74.4
A.142.3 Ancillary equipment  .
30%
Railway signalling Equipment
A.143
Railway  Electric  Signalling 20%
A.143.1
Equipment.
Railway mechanical signalling
A.143.2
5%
equipment.

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Xfll.  WATER  TRANSPORT  EQUIP- MENT
A.146 Boats,  barges  and  tugs  (non- powered).
Powered  water  and  ocean A.147
crafts.
XTV.  LIGHT  ENGINEERING  GOODS AND ALL OTHER  ENGINEERING MANUFACTURES
Belt links for machine guns A.151
Bicycles and  bicycles  compo- A.152
nents and Accessories.
A. 152,1 Bicycles complete (other  than sports,  Light  Roadster type).
SECTION  II—contd.
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4
5
20% (a)  Tested  mild  steel plates.
20% (a)  Tested mild  steel plates.
20%' (a)  Cold rolled mild steel strips in coils.
20% (a)  CRCA  sheets/strips  in  coils  or  straight lengths/deep  drawing  quality  mild  steel sheets/strips.
(b)  Electroplating  salts  and  brighteners  (20%). (c)  Bronze powder  (5 %). (d)  Brazing pans (10%). (e)  Sodium  and  zinc cyanide. (/)  Copper  unwrought. (g)  Zinc  unwrought. (h)  Lead  unwroughf. (0  Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium  anodes (50%).
0)  Felt bobs/discs (10%). (k)  Multi-speed  hubs,  Dynamo  hubs  and  Hubs with  built-in  brake  assembly  (Coaster  hubs). (/)  Crucibles not exceeding Rs. 1000 per quarterly application.
(m)  Endrick  special rims such as ballon rims. (n)  Cable  caliper  brakes. (o)  Primary nickel. O)  MS free  cutting  steel  bars  in  lengths  or  coils (Squares,  Rounds,  hexagonals  octagonals and other  profile bars) (20%).
(q)  Indicator  paper, filter paper  and filter fibre in sheets/rolls (5%).
(r)  Cassel economiser/salt  economiser  (5 %). is)  Vienna lime (5%). (0  Special milHng/slitting saws,  cutters/threading taps and dies/broaches, chasers, Nickel deposit testing gauge, Thread  Roling Dies and  nipple dies (5%).
(u)  Stanine powder and Molykote paste 'O* (5 %). (v)  Tinplate  waste/waste (25%). (w)  Mild  steel  sheet  cuttings  and  defective  sheets in coils  or  straight  lengths (25 %).
(x)  Tool  and  Alloy  steel  including  Die  steel Block  (10%)  (excluding  stainless  steel).
O)  Borax  granules (5 %).
(z)  Boric  Acid (5%).
(aa)  Phosphoric Acid  (5%). Uib) Sodium  Nitrate  and  Sodium  Nitrite (3 %). (ac)  Flectnodlly  treated  Chromium  Coated  mild
1
Sled  Sheets  and  Cuttings (20%). (ad)  Bicycle  tyres and  tubes  in sizes  :
(0  M-xi—3/8.
(/,)  16^1—3/8.
(///)  I R j i l — 3 / 8.
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(v) 22x1—3/8. (vi) 24x1—3/8. (W/) 26x1—3/4. (Wtf)  26x1—1/4  (Sports  model  bicycles). (ix)  27x1—1/4  (Sports  model  bicycles). (x) 26x2x1-3/4.
(jrf)  26x1—3/4.
(ae)  High carbon  butted  column  steeving  tubes {of)  Spring steel wire/wire rods (10%). (ag)  Steel Nipple wire.
(a)  CRCA  sheets/strips/coils.  Deep  drawing
30%
Bicycle  components  and
A.152.2
Quality  mild  steel  sheets/strips/coils.
Accessories.
(6)  Spring  steel  wire/wire  rods, (c)  E.N.  quality steel hi ENIA, EN 202, EN2 and
EN2A.
1.  In  addition,  the  following materials  may  be  allowed against  exports  of  the speci- fic  bicycles  components  as mentioned  below  subject  to the face value limits indicated therein:—
(d)  Extra deep drawing quality steel strips in coils. (e)  High carbon steel wire rods. (/)  M.S. free  cutting  bars  in  long  lengths, coils,
squares, and  hexagonals.
(g)  M.S.  free  cutting  octagonal  bars  and  D
Section bars, (0  Steel  balls  of  sizes 3.]75  mm to 9.525 mm. (25%)  Potassium  cya- nide  and  Sodium  cya- nide  against  export  of freewheels.
(//)  Magnets  (20%)  against export  of dynamo light- ing sets.
(h)  Copper unwrought/copper  scrap. (/)  Zinc unwrought. m  Nickel/lead/cadmium  anodes (50%). (k)  Primary nickel. (0  Felt bobs (10%).
(m)  Electroplating  salts  and  brighteners  (20%). (n)  Tinplate  waste/waste  (23%)  see  remarks  2. (o)  Mild  steel, sheet  cutting  and  defective  sheets
("/)  6  miniature  bulbs against  exports  of each  dynamo  lighting sets.
in coils or straight lengths (25%).
(j>)  Tool  & Alloy  steel  (10%)  (excluding  stainless
steel).
Apart  from  the  items  men- tioned  at  Col.  4,  sintered ceramic  magnet  would  also be allowed for  import  against export  of  bicycle  dynamo lighting sets.
(a)  Boric Acid (5%). (r)  Borax granules (5%). (s)  Phosphoric  acid  (5%). It)  Sodium  Nitrate,  Sodium  Nitrite (5%). (")  Bronze Powder (5 %). (v)  Stanine powder and Molykote Paste 'G' (5 %). (w)  Sodium  Cyanide and Zinc Cyanide. (x)  Graphite  crucibles  (not  exceeding  Rs.  1000/-
per quarter).
00  Brazing Pans (10%). (z)  Cassels  economiser/salt  economiser  (3%.)
(aa)  Electrically  treated  Chromium  Coated  mild
Steel  Sheets  and  Cutting  (20%).
(a)  Same as against  A. 152.1.
30%
Special  model  bicycles  with
A.152.3
three speed hubs.
20%
Bicycle  without  free  wheels
A.152.4
and multi-speed  hubs
Domestic & Canteen applian-
A.133
ces (non-electric).
Domestic  grinders  and  Fruit 10%
A.153.1
juice machine.
10%
Egg slicers Gas  burners and  gas burners
A.153.2 A.153.3
20%
hotplates.
2.  Import  of  the  Item  at  entry (ri) viz.  tinplate  waste/waste may  be  allowed  without  face value  restrictions  against  ex- port of oil bai h gear case only. 3. Adamastic  cement,  Disc type electrode set for seam welding and endurance wheels will be allowed  for  import  against export  of  bicycle  rims  only. 4. Medium  and  High  Carbon Cold Rolled  Steel  Strips may be allowed  against exports of Bicycle Chains only.
(a)  zinc inaots. (6)  Copper Ingots, (c)  Gas thermostats (25%). (A  Moulded  piezo-electric element IM. 21(10%). (e)  Hot rolled or cold rolled deep drawing quality
sheets.
 
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A.I 53.4 Gas  mantles
5% (a)  Beryllium  Nitrate. (b)  White bleached  glassine Paper.
A.153.5 Ice Cream  Freezers
10%
A.153.6 Iron  presses,  laundry  type 10%
A.153.7
non-electric. Meat  Mincers
10%
A.153.8 Pressure  cookers
10%
A.153.9 Pressure lamps and stoves and 40%
blow lamps.
(a)  Copper  ingots/scrap, (6)  Zinc. (c)  Nickel  anodes,  lead  anodes  and  cadmium
anodes (25%).
(d)  Electro  plating  salts/brighteners  (20%). (e)  Felt  bobs (10%). (/)  Primary  Nickel. (g)  Pressure  gauge components  (5%). (h)  Tin  and  lead (10%). (0  Brass tubes, (permissible  size) (10%). (J) Burners  (one  burner  to  be  allowed  against
each  pressure  stove  exported).
(k)  Bronze powder  only for  stoves (10%).
A.153.10 NO  ENTRY
A.153.11 Thermotainers  ,
10%
A.153.12 Wick stoves
(a)  CRCA  sheets/Deep  drawing  quality  steel
5%
sheets.
A.153.13 Thermal  jugs  with  stainless 20% (a)  Stainless  steel  sheets,  304  non-Magnetic
steel lining.
0.457  mm  thickness  (50%).
(b)  CRCA  Sheets. (c)  Copper (20%). (d) Zinc (20%).
A.154 Hand  knitting  machines
40% (a)  The following  components,  namely,  carriage, selector,  Needle  bed  and  needle  bed  plate, Brushes,  Needles  and  counter  (80%).
(b)  Stainless steel sheets (20%),
Industrial  shunters
A.155
20%
A.156 Mathematical  Instruments  . 20% (a)  Copper (60%). (b)  Zinc (40%).
A.157 Needles
A.157.1 Hand sewing needles, all typos 40% (a)  High  carbon  steel wire/wire  rods (6)  Black  needle  paper,  guaranteed  acid  free
(10%).
(c)  Spits (10%). (d)  Flint  Paper. (e)  V.P.I. Powder.
( /)  Stainless steel wire (10%). Or)  Special  needle  making  tools  (Including  micro
precision drills (10%). (h)  Nickel anodes (50%). (/)  Tool  alloy  steel  (excluding  stainless steel)
(J%).
Hosiery  and  Knitting  machine
A.157.2
35%
(/)  VPI Paper (10%). (a)  High  Carbon  Steel  Wire  and  strips  (unmark-
needles.
ed  and  uncalibrated).
(b)  V.P.I.  Paper.
(c)  Bakolin  compound
id)  Slot cutters (range of cutter) diameter  14 mm ~\ to  88  mm  and  cutting  thickness  0.11 mm  I to  0.50  mm
f-20%
 
(e)  Twist drills 0.25 mm to 0.65 mm diameter.  J

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(o)  Flint  Paper.
60%
Gramophone  Needles
A.157.3
(W  High  Carbon  steel  wire.
[
(a)  Same  as  against  A.157.1  and  (6)  V.P.I.  Papei
60%
Sewing machine needles
A.157.4
(50%).
Office  machines.
A.158
(a)  Calculators—manually 20%
A.158.1
operated.
(a)  Components  of calculators  as per actual  user licences  issued  by  the  licensing  authorities since  the  1st  April, 1971.
(6)  Mild  Steel sheets/strips.
40%
(b)  Calculators—electrically
A.158.1
operated.
(c)  Bright  bars/rods (25%). (d)  Steel tubes (permissible sizes). (e)  Bearing bronze (25%). (/)  Unmachined  forgings. (g)  Brass tubes (permissible sizes) (10%).
30%
Collators and  other data pro-
A.138.2
cessing machines.
20%
Duplicators
A.158.3
(a)  Ink Screens (5%). (/>)  Sili Bolting Cloth (5%).
(c)  CRCA Sheets.
(d)  Medium carbon  Alloy Steel Strips (10%).
30%
Typewriters
A.158.4
35%
Petroleum  metering  and  dis-
A.159
pensing pumps.
(a)  Raw  materials,  components  and  accessories as  per  normal  actual  user  licences  issued  by the  licensing  authorities  since  the  1st  April, 1971.  When  the  steel  Is Intended  to  be  im- ported  as  a  raw  material,  its  permissibility will be decided  with reference  to  normal  AU licences issued  since the  let  April,  1972.
(a)  E.C. Grade  Aluminium.
30%
A.160
Power transmission line hard- ware tools  and  accessories.
Razor  blades  barber  razors
A.161
and  hair  clippers.
(a)  Hot/cold  rolled  high  carbon  steel  strips  for
50%
Razor  blades
A.161.1
(1)  Face  value  restriction  on item  (k)  in  column  4  will not  apply  against  exports of  stainless  steel  Razor Blades.
razor blades. (b)  V.P.I. Paper. (c)  Lacquer  Chemicals, (d)  Silicon  solution. (")  Grinding wheels.
( /)  Teflon. {g)  Fluon. (ft)  Vydax. (/)  Phosphating  compound.
(j)  Polisl.'njcompound. (k)  Cold  rolled  stainless  steel  strips  of  22.38 mm  to  22.40  mm  width,  and  0.10  to  0.13 mm thickness (10%).
( /)  Honing sticks/stones (15 %). (m)  Leather  straps (10%).
(n)  Tungsten  carbide  Die  and  Punch  set  (20%). (o)  Leather  strapping discs (10%). O)  P.T.F.E.—reinforced  glass fibre cloth (10%), (q)  Cellophane Paper (5 %).

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A.161.2 Barber  razors
50% (a)  High carbon steel flats. (b)  Nickel  anodes  (50%). (c)  Hones (10%).
A.161.3
25%
Hair  clippers,  hand  operated (Barber's  hair  cutting  ma- chine).
A.162 Rotary  dusters  and  sprayers. 40% (rt)  Raw materials  and  components  as per  actual user licences issued by the licensing authorities since  the  1st  April,  1971.  In  case  stoel  is intended  to  be  imported  as  raw  material, its  permissibility  will  be  with  reference  to AU  licences issued  since  the  1st  April,  1972.
A.163
40%
Scientific, laboratory, surgical, optical,  medical,  photogra- phic,  cinematographic  and industrial  instruments,  ap- paratus,  appliances  and accessories  nos  not  mainly made of glass,  rubber  and stainless  steel, nos.
Electronic  musclo  stimulator
A.163.1
10%
Sewing machines
A.164
10% (a)  Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium  anodes
(50%).
(b)  Electroplating  salts and  brighteners (20%). (c)  E.  N.  Quality  steel  EN1A,  and  EN 42". (rf)  Felt bobs (10%). (e)  Bronze powder, ( /)  Primary nickel.
(1)  The  face  value  restriction on  item  (g)  in  col.  4  will not  apply  against  export of  semi-zig  zag  and  fully zig  zag  sewing  machine and  industrial  sewing  ma- chine.
(g)  Components  of  semi  zigzag  and  fully  zigzag
sewing  machines  and  industrial  sewing mach&es (10%).
(A)  Infra  Red Lamps (10%). (0  CRCA sheets/strips (20%).
(7)  Mild  steel  High  Speed  Low  Carbon  Bars  of
Forging quality (20%).
(k)  Mild  Steel  Bright  Drawn  Special  Section
Profile (20%).
(/)  Electrically  treated  Chromium  Coated  Mild
Steel  Sheets  and  Cuttings  (20%).
Sluice valves and  other  similar
A.165
20%
valves.
(a)  Gun  metal/bronze  ingots (50%). (b)  Zinc, copper tin  unwrought. (c)  Forged and cast valve bodies made out of high
alloy steel  (25%).
(1)  Compressible  Lubricants (10%)  may  be  allowed  for import  against  export of lubricated Plug Valves only.
Snap fasteners  ,
A.166
40% (a)  Phosphor  bronze wire (50%). (b)  Copper and zinc ingots. (c)  Tin ingots (10%). (d)  Cold  Rolled  Deep  Drawing  quality  steel
strips (10%).
Steel measuring tapes  .
A.167
(a)  Mild  steel strips (uncalibrated).
75%
(b)  Primary  Nickel. (c) Nickel anodes (JO %). (rf)  Acrylic  finishes  like  Paints,  varnishes  and
thinners(30%).
(")  Plastic  coated  steel  sheets/strips  (10%). ( /)  High  carbon  steel  strips  (hardened  and  tem- pered  with  debursed  cdges-uncalibrated).
(g)  Stainless  steel wire (3 %). (h)  Stainless steel strips in  width  5 mm,  9.5  mm
and  13 mm (8%).
(/)  Precision  tubular  shoulder  rivets  (3%).
A.168 Thei mit portions
(a)  Arsenic.
 
20%

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A.169.1 Umbrellas  . . ..
10% (a)  Components  for  automatic  opening  and ~] closing  of  umbrellas,  including  handles, sticks,  runners, notches, caps,  springs caps with  springs  and  accessories,  and  partly  > fluted  and partly solid  ribs.
(1)  Nomination  may  bo  made in  favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of  elastic  tapes/web- (50%)  blng  only  to  the extent of (20%)  of the licence  value:
(6)  Components  for  folding  umbrella  frames.  „ (c)  Fluted  umbrella ribs (10%). (rf)  Nickel anodes. (e)  Primary nickel.
( /)  Rubber  thread  for  manufacture  of  elastic
tape/webbing (10%).
A.169.2
40%
Umbrella  ribs
(a)  Same as against item  A.169.1 (6)  Fluted steel wire. (c)  Prime Cold Rolled Medium Carbon Steel Strips (d)  Tool and Alloy Steel, other than stainless steel
(2%).
A.170 No  entry.
A.171 Watches and clocks.
(a)  Permissible  raw  materials/components  as
A.171.1 Wall clocks and time pieces  . 40%
mentioned  in  Appendix  45  of  the  Red  Book (Vol. 1) for  the year  1973-74.
A.171.2 Watches  . . .. 30% (a)  Horological  brass. (b)  Silver steel. (c)  Stainless  steel  wirc/strips/flats  (25%). (d)  Components for watches as per normal actual user  licences  issued  by  the  licensing  authori- ties since the  1st April, 1970. (")  Acrylic  Plastic  sheets  or  crystal.
( /)  Polishing  compound  (10%). (y)  Special chemicals (10%).
A.172 Water  filters
10%
(a)  Brass Flattened  Wire.
A.173 Zip fasteners  (metallic).
40%
Cinema Arc  Carbons
A.174
15%
B.  CHEMICALS  AND  ALLIED  PRODUCTS
(Including  drugs  and  Phar- maceuticals,  dyes,  paints, cosmetics  and  toiletries, timber  based  products, glass,  ceramics,  pesticides, miscellaneous chemical pro- ducts,  rubber  products and  paper  products).
(1)  Certain  items  of  raw material mentioned in Col. 4  and  Col.  5  more  parti- cularly  those marked  with an  asterisk  are  covered by  the  scheme  of  supply of  plastics  and  other  raw materials  at  International prices  issued  by  Govern- ment. Those raw materials are not normally permitted to  be  imported  notwith- standing  their  specific mention in Col. 4 or  Col. 5; they may be  allowed  to be  imported  only  in  the exceptional  circumstances mentioned  in  the  said Scheme.
I.  CHEMICALS  AND  CHEMICAL  PRODUCTS  t
Inorganic  chemicals  the  fol-
B.I
lowing namely:—
Alums  . . ..
B.I.I
5% (a)  Sulphur. (b)  Permissible  types  of  essential  spares  for Sulphuric  Acid  Alums  and  Alumina  Ferric Plants.
(a)  Same  as  for  B.I.I.
B.1.2 Alumina  ferric  (Aluminium 5%
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B.1.3 Blanc Fixe
(a)  Sack kraft  paper.
10%
Bleaching  powder  (stable)
B.1.4
20%
B.1.5 Borax and Boric acid  .
50%
B.I.6 Chromic acid
3%
Chromium Sulphate Basic  .
B.1.7
10%
Copper  Sulphate
B.1.8
50%
Ferrous  Sulphate  (Technical)
(a)  CRCA  steel  sheets  24  G,  (B.P.). (6)  Polyethylene  Moulding  Powder  (H.D.). (a)  Resorite (Crude sodium  borate). (6)  Colemanite  (Crude  calcium  boiate). (a)  Sulphur. (*)  Soda  Ash. (a)  Sulphur. (6)  Soda  Ash. (a)  Sulphur. (6)  Copper. (a)  Sulphur.
B.1.9
5%
(a)  Polyethylene  granules/
B.I. 10
15%
moulding  powder  (LDP/HDP).
(6)  CRCA  sheets  18 G.  (B.P.).
Hydrochloric  acid  packed  in polyethylene  carboys  or polyethylene  lined  steel drums
(1)  Polyethylene  Granules/ Moulding  powder  (LDP| HDP)  will  be  allowed  in favour  of a  fabricator  of polyethylene  carboys/drums. Such  a  fabricator  will  not be allowed  any  other  items of  Import.
B.1.11 Lead acetate
50% (a)  Lead.
(a)  Lead,
Lead  nitrate
B.1.12
50%
(a)  Sulphur.
Magnesium  sulphate  (Techni-
B.I.13
5%
cal)
B.1.14 B.1.15 B.1.16 B.I.17 B.1.18 B.1.19
Manganese sulphate  .  . Mercury chloride Mercury Oxide  . Nickel  Carbonate Nickel Chloride Nickel Sulphate  ,
10% 60% 60% 60% 60% 60%
(a)  Sulphur. (a)  Mercury, (a)  Mercury, (a)  Nickel. (a)  Nickel. (a)  Nickel. (b)  Sulphur.
60% 30%
Phosphoric acid  . Potassium bichromate  .
B.1.20 B.1.21
(a)  Phosphorus (a)  Potassium  Chloride  (Industrial  grade). (b)  Sulphur. (c)  Soda  Ash. (a)  Potassium  Chloride  (Industrial  grade).
Potassium  Chromate  .
B.I.22
5%
30%
Potassium  Chlorate
B.1.23
Potassium  permanganate 40%
B.1.24
(a)  Potassium  Chloride  (Industrial  grade). (b)  Magnetite electrodes. (a)  Asbestos  cloth  KP-163  (25%). (6)  "Caustic potash. (")  Permissible types of essential spares for  Soda
Sodium  bicarbonate
5%
B.1.25
Ash  Plant.
Sodium bisulphite
10%
B.1.26
(a)  Sulphur. (.b)  Soda  Ash. (a)  Zinc  dust  (Metallic  Zinc  96.5%  minimum; and  of  10,000
Sodium hydrosulphlte  .
60%
B.I.27
Mesh  per sq. cm; DIN-117).
Sodium  Perborate
20%
B.I.28
(b)  Mercury. (c)  Sulphur. (a)  Resorite  (Crude  sodium  borate). (b)  Colemanite (Crude calcium borate). (c)  Hydrogen  Peroxide  (50%). (a)  Tin.
Sodium  Stannate.
60%
B.1.29
Sodium  sulphite  .
B.I,30
10% (a)  Sulphur. (6)  Soda  Ash.
20%
Sodium  thiosulphate  (photo-
B.I.31
(a)  Sulphur. (b)  Soda ash.
graphic grade).
20%
Sodium  and  Potassium  citra-
B.1.32
(a)  Citric  acid. (b)  Potassium  carbonate.
 
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Sulphuric acid
B.1.33
20% (a)  Sulphur. (6)  Permissible Types of essential spares for
Sulphuric  Acid  Plant,
(c)  Polyethylene  granules  HD  (25%)
(See remarks)
(1)  The  manufactures/ex- porters  of  Sulphuric acid will  nominate  fabricators of  polyethylene  carboys/ liners  for  the purpose  of obtaining  import  licenses for  HDP  granules.
B.I.34 B.1.35 B.1.36 B.1.37
Tin chloride Tin oxide  . . .. Tungsticacld Vanadium pentoxide catalyst
60% 60% 20% 30%
Zinc  salts  and  compounds 60%
B.1.38
other than Zinc oxide
(a)  Tin (a)  Tin. (a)  Tungsten (a)  Ammonium vanadate (b)  Celite super floss. (a)  Zinc  Dust  (Metallic  Zinc  96.5%  minimum; and  of  10,000 Mesh  per  sq. cm;  DIN  117)— (See  remarks)
(1)  Will  be  allowed  only against  export  of  Zinc Sludge  from  Sodium Hydrosulphate  Plant.
Sodium  tripolyphosphate  . 25%
B.1,39
(b)  Sulphur. (a)  Rock  phosphate (b)  Caustic  Soda (c)  Soda  Ash.
B.1.40 Sodium Bichromate
15% (a)  Soda  Ash (6)  Sulphur.
Sodium Chromato (Hydrated)
(a)  Same  as  against  item  B  1.40.
5%
B.1.41 B.2
Organic  chemicals,  tho  fol-
lowing, namely—
30% (a)  Aniline oil
B.2.1 B.2.2 B.2.3
Hydroquinone  . Pseudoionone Rubber chemicals
5% 50%
40% 30% 25% 20%
Succinic acid Calcium Sucdnate Sodium Sucdnate Synthetic Tanning Agents
B.2.4 B.2.5 B.2.6 B.2.7
2  Amino-5-Diethyl-Amino
B.2.8
35%
(a)  Aniline (b)  Cyanogen chloride (c)  Betanaphthol.  (30%) (a)  Malelc Anhydride. (a)  Malelc Anhydride. (a)  Maleic Anhydride. (
Toluene  Mono-hydroch- lorlde (CD-2).
Acetic Acid  in  polyethylene
B.2.9
(a)  Polyethylene  granules/
8%
containers.
moulding  powder  (H.D.P.)
Calcium carbide
B.3
15% (a)  CRCA  sheets-24G  (B.P.). (b)  Petroleum Coke.
Miscellaneous Chemicals  and
B.4
Chemicals products:
)  Abrasive  lapping  powder-all 20%
B.4.1(A;
others.
(a)  Tripoli  powder. (6)  Silicon carbide powder  upto  300 mesh (20%). (c)  Ball bearings (permissible grades only), (rf)  Stainless  steel  wire  mesh  (thinner  than  100
mesh) (25%).
B.4.1(B)
45% (a)  Brown & white fused  aluminium oxide coarser
than  280  mesh.
i  Abrasive  lapping  powder- based  on  fused  aluminium oxide.
(6)  Tripoli powder.  ; (c)  Silicon  carbide  abrasive  grains  coarser  than
280 mesh.
(d)  Alumina (calcined, bydrated and fused). (e)  High  density  alumina  grinding  media, (/)  Flint  grinding pebbles. (g)  Silex lining blocks.
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B.4.2
40% (a)  Ammonium  bifluoride  (25 %). (b)  Coumarone  indene  resin, (c)  Farina starch. (d)  Farina dextrine.
Adhesives  namely,  papci adhesives  based  on  impor- tod  farina  starch/dexttine and Chemicals.
Barytes  powder,  refined  and
B.4.3
10%
processed.
(e)  Glyoxal. ( /)  Ester  of  Parahydroxy  Benzole Acid (25%). (y)  Poly thy lene glyoxal. (A)  Polyvinylalcohol. (a)  Sack  kraft  paper, (b)  Whitening  agent  (other  than  banned), (c)  Polyethylene granules moulding
powder  (L.D.)(30%).
B.4.4 Coconut shell charcoal
(a)  Polyethylene granules moulding.
5%
B.4.5 Fire fighting Foam compound
powder  (L.D.) (a)  Sodium Benzoate.
10%
B.4.6 Glue and gelatin (all grades)  . 5%
B.4.7 Graphite powder
60% (a)  Graphite lumps
B.4.8
20%
Heat treatment salts
(a)  Sodium Cyanide. (b)  Potassium Cyanide, (c)  Sodium  Nitrate/Nitrite.
B.4.9 Hydraulic brake fluid.—
(i)  Others, not specified here- 40%
under.
(a)  Glycol  ether. (b)  Ethylene  glycol  monoetbyl  ether.
(c)  Ethylene  glycol  monobutyl  ether. (d)  Diethylene  glycol  monoethyl  ether.
(rt)  Conforming  to  SAE  76 70%
R/3/70 RI  specifications
(a)  Glycol ether. (b)  Ethylene  glycol  monoethyl  ether. (c)  Ethylene  glycol  monobutyl  ether. id)  Diethylene  glycol  monoethyl  ether.
B.4.10 No  entry.
Preserved  specimens  of  birds
B.4.11
(a)  Preservative chemicals (permissible Items).
5%
and animals.
B.4.12 Water treatment chemicals  . 20%
B.4.13 Electroplating  salts.
25% (a)  Sodium cyanide (b)  Teepol  powdor. (c)  Tetra  sodium.
Pyrophosphate.
(d)  Copper cyanide. (e)  Butyldiol. ( /)  EDTA-Dlsodium  salt (10%). C?)  Mothyl  Taurln. (//)  Monoethenolamine. (i)  Anisaldehyde. (j)  Dicyandiamide. (k)  Heloplex. ( /)  Orthocresol. (m)  Zinc Cyanide. (n)  Cyclohexanol. (o)  Potassium  Thiocyanate.
(p)  Tripoli-powder. (g)  Microgrit 401. (r)  Stearine (Mesh 17000), (s)  Microcrystalline wax. (r)  Viennallione. (")  Extra sharp alumina. (v)  Pumice powder. (w)  180 Bloom glue.

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B.4.14 Ion  Exchange Rosins  .
20% (a)  Ethylene glycol  dknothacrylate.
(£>)  Polyvinyl alcohol.
B.4.15 Stends  Composition  (Dental 30%
(c)  Dimothylamlne. id)  Divinylbenzene (stabilized  with Styrene). (e)  Trime thylamine. ( /)  Dimethylethanolamine. (a)  Kaurigum.
B.4.16
base material). Foundry Fluxes.
20% (a)  Refined  Fluorspar  (25%). (6)  Sodium Silico Fluoride (25 %). (c)  Silicon  Carbide. (rf)  Calcium Silicide. (")  Kelzan. ( /)  Syton 2X or syton 200. (g)  GrapWte 70—90% (A)  Graphite 60—70% ( /)  Graphite 97—99% ( /)  Calcium Boride. (k)  Boron Maganese Alloy. ( /)  Pure Magnesium  powder. (m)  Tellirium Metal  Powder. (n)  Hexachloroethane(10%). (o)  Potassium Bore Fluoride. (p)  Sodium Boro Fluoride. (<7)  Potassium Titanium  Fluoride.
(r)  Red  Phosphorus. (s)  Furfuryl  Alcohol. (0  Diph  aylmethane. (")  Dilisocyanate (Suprasec DN).
B.5
Toxtile auxiliaries—
B.5.1 De-emulsiflers
20%
B.3.2 Emulslflers
20%
(a)  Alkyl Benzene. (b)  Alkyl phenols. (c)  Fatty  alcohols. (d)  Alkylamines. (e)  Alkylolamines. ( /)  Propylene glycol and polypropylene glycol. (y)  Ethylene urea/propylene  urea. (h)  Acetic anhydride. ( /)  Hexantriol. {.})  Cyclohexanol. (k)  Fatty alcohol  chlorides/bromides. ( /)  Vinyl acetate monomorm. (m)  Emulsifiable  polyethylene wax. (n)  Trlethylene tetramine. (a)  Some as against item B.5.1.
B.5.3 Sodiumoarbojty  methylcel-
(a)  Acetic  anhydride.
20%
lulose.
Other textile auxiliaries
(a)  Same as against item  B.5.1.
B.5.4
20%
B.6
Fluro  carbon  gases  (F-ll, 10%
F-12  &F-22).
(a)  Fluorspar (Acid Grade). (b)  Sulphur.
H.  DRUGS  AND  DRUG  INTERMEDIATES
B.ll. Drugs  and  drugs  interme- diates  (excluding  cinchona fabrlfuge  and  all  quinine salts and compounds in any form  or  their  tablets)  the following namely—

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B.ll.l All others, not  specified  here- 20%
under.
(1)  The following raw  materials in  Col.  4 will  bo  allowed only  against  export of  the  specified  products mentioned  against  them.
(/)  Butyl  malonic  diethyl ester  against  phenyl butazone.
(//)  m-chloroaniline against
chloroquine.
(///)  Citric  acid  against  So- dium  or  Potassium citrate,  IP  or  BP  & against  Ferric  Am- monium citrate.
(iv) 4-7  Dichloroquinoline
(a)  Acotoacetic Ester. (b)  Acetone Semicarbazone. (c)  Acetyl Acetone. id)  Acetyl Chloride. le)  Acrolein. ( /)  Arcylonl trite. (g)  4-Ainino-2-6-dimothyl-pyrimidine. (h)  Aminohydantoin Sulphate. (/)  O-Aminophenol. ( /)  m-Aminophenol. (k)  p-Aminophenol. ( /)  2-Aminopyridine. (m)  2-Aminopyrimidfne. (n)  2-Amlnothiazole. (o)  Aniline. (p)  Anthranilic Acid. (?)  Anisaldehydo. (r)  Benzaldehydc. (s)  Benzyl Cyanide. (0  t-butyl Alcohol. (u)  n-Butylamine. (v)  Butylamalonic  diethylester  [see remark  I (i),] (w)  m-chloroaniline  [see remark I (il)]. (x)  Chloroacetyl  Chloride. (y)  p-Ch]oropheno-Benzene. (z)  2-ChIorophenothiazine. (ad) 2-ChJoropropyl-Dimethylamine.  Hydrochlori-
against  chloroquine. (v)  Hydrazine hydrate and Hydrazine  sulphate against  INH  (Isonico- tine  acid  hydraizide) and  Thiacetazono. (vt)  B-picoline and  3-cyano pyridino  against  Nia- cln/Niacinatide.
de.
(vll) G-picoline  and  4-Cy- anopyridine  against INH.
(vlil) Tetracyline base again- st  formulations  based on  teracyline.
(ab) Citric Acid [see remark I (iii)]. (ac) 7-Cyaoacetio Ester. (ad) 7-Dehydrocholestrol. (ae) Dibuty Ether. (of)  4-7-DichIoroquinoline  [see ramark  I  (iv)]. (ag) Dlcyandiamiae. (ah) Diethylamino. (ai)  4-Diothylamino  1-Menthyl butylamine. (af)  2-Diethylamine Ethanol.
(ix)  Yohimbine  hydrocho- loride against  formula- tions based  on Yohim- bino.
(ak) Diethyl Carbonate. (a/)  Diethyl Ethoxymethlene manolic ester. (am) Diethyl Malonate. (an) Diethylmethylamine. (ao) Dlmothylamine 100%. (ap) Dimethylamine chloroethane Hydrochloride. (aq) l-Dimethylamino-2-ChIoropropane  Hydroch-
loride.
Ethyl Isopentyl  malonate. Formaraide. L-Glutaraic Acid hydrochloride. Guanidine Nitrate. Hydrazine Hydrate [see remark I (v)l. HydrazLae Sulphate [see remark I (v)l.
(ar) Dinitrobenzyl Chloride. (as) Diphenyloxide. (af)  Ergostcrol. (au) Ethyl  Orthoformate. (av (aw (ax (ay (az (ha (bb) Hydroxyethyl-Hydrazine. (be) p-Hydroxy-naphthoic  acid. (bd) Indulin B (Vegetable protein.) (be) Methylethyl Pyridine. (bf)  Methylammochloro acetate. (bg) Methylnaphthalene.
(2) Only  such  of  the  drugs which  find  a  mention in the latest Indian Pharma- copoeia,  the  Pharmaco- poeia  of  the  United  States of  America,  British  Phar- macopoeia,  British  Pharna- ceuticals  Codex,  the  State Pharmacopoeia  of  Union of  Soviet  Socialist  Repub- lic, the National Formulary of  the  United  States  of America,  the  International Pharmacopoeia,  the  Japa- nese  Pharmacopoeia  and such  other  drugs  as  are specially  certified  by  the Drugs  Controller  (India), and appearing in the manu- facturing  licence  issued under  the  Drugs  and Cosmetics  Act,  1940,  (as amended)  will  be  eligible for  import  replenishment licence  against  exports.
(3)  Import  of  Cod  Liver  Oil BP  may  bo  allowed  only against  export  of  formula- tions/preparations  based on  Cod  Liver  Oil  B.P.
(4)  Grant  of  replenishment against  export  products specifically  classified  In Sec- tion  IV  under  SI.  No. B.ll.l  will also  be  subject to the condition  laid  down
(bh) 2-Methyl, 1-3 propenediol. ibl)  p-Nitoacetophenone. (bjj  Monothanolamine. (bk) p-nitrobenzoyl chloride. (bl)  NitrofurfuralDiacetate. (bm) O-Nitrophenol. (bn) p-Nltrotoluene. (bo) Parafromal  dehyde. (bp) Phenoxyacetic acid. (bq) Phenylacetic acid. (br)  Phenyl-etbylamine.

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(bs) Phytyl Bromide. (bt)  B-Picoline,  3-cyanopyridine  [see  remark  I
(vi)l.
(5)
(6u) G-Bicoline^-Cyanopyridlne [see  remark I (vii)]. (fiv) Potassium Phenyl acetate. (bw) Potassium carbonate (10%). (bx)  Sodamide. (by) Sodium Dicthyldithiocarbamate. (bz) Sodium Methoxide. (ca) Tetracylinc  base [see remark  I  (viii)].  (6) (cb) Thionylcchlorlde.
cc)  O-Toluidine. cet) Trimethylquinol. ce)  m-Xylideno. cf)  Yohlmbine  hydrochloride  [see  remark  I  (ix)l. (eg) Cod  Liver Oil BP [see remarks 3.] Ich) Lanolin Anhydrous (5 %). (d)  Glycerine (10%).
in  Remark  (2) above  being fulfilled. Import  of  Lanolin Anhyd- rous BP mentioned  in  Col. 4 against  entry  (ch) may  be allowed only against export of  formulations/preparatio- ns based on Lanolin Anhy- drous BP. Finished  formulations  in dosage  form  for  human and  veterinary  use  such  as tablets, capsules, injections, skins  ointments,  drops, syrups,  pessaries,  granu- les,  medical  lozenges,  in- halers, pills,  medical aero- sols,  oral  drops,  liniments, lotions,  tinctures,  extracts, bulk  premisees  or  blends formulations purposes, bio- logical  diagnostic  sera  ap- pearing  in  the  manufactur- ing  licence  issued  to  the manufacturers  under  the Drugs  and  Cosmetics  Act, 1940  (as  amended)  will  be eligible  for  import  rep- lenishment  licence  against exports.  However,  tinc- tures/extracts  of  trees, barks,  leaves,  flowers, seeds etc., used other  than by  the  drugs  industry will  not  be  entitled  for export  assistance  under B.ll.l.
(7) Medicated  surgical  dres- sings,  sutures,  bandages, adhesive  tapes  appearing in the manufacturing  licen- ces  issued  to  the  manu- facturers  under  the  Drugs & Cosmetics  Act,  1940  (as amended)  will  be  eligible for  import  replenishment licence  against  export.
(8) The items of exports falling under  the  group  "Drugs Intermediates"  would  be eligible  for  import  reple- nishment  licences  against exports.  Items  eligible under  this  provlssion  will be  specified  by the  CCI  & E in  consultation  with  the DOT & D.
(9) Condition  laid  dowd  in Remarks 2 above  will  not be  applicable  in  respect of  export  of  items  Beta Picohne  and  Gamma  Pico- line
(10) Glycerine  may  be  allowed only  against  export  of formulations/preparations  of drugs  based  on  gly- cerine.
.  75%  (a)  Bismuth  metal.
B.I 1.2  Bismuth based drugs  .
5%  (a)  Sulphur.
B.11.3  Magnesium sulphate BP
5%  (a)  Diatomaceous earth.
B.I 1.4  Medicinal castor oil
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Mercury based drugs  . Nitrous oxide gas Saccharine Acetyl Salicylic acid (A splrin)
75% 10% 20% 20%
B.11.5 B.11.6 B.11.7 B.11.8
B.11.9
5%
(a)  Mercury, (a)  Ammonium nitrate; (a)  Ortho toluene sulphonmide (a)  Acetic anhydride. (6)  Phenol. (a)  Acetic anhydride. (b)  Phenol. (a)  Sulphur.
Sodium  salicylate,  Salicylic acid  and  Methylsallcylate. Ferrous  Sulphate  B.P.  Mag-
B.11.10
5%
60% (
nesium Carbonate B.P. Potassium Iodide B.P.  . B.ll.U HI.  DYES  AND  DYE  INTERMEDIATES.
B.16
ates nts). 50%
Dyes  and  dye  intormcdi (including  organic  pigme Synthetic  coal  tar  dyes
B.I 6.1
(a)  Dye  intermediates  (permissible  items). (b)  Sodium nitrite, (c)  Phthalic anhydride (5%).
B.16.2 (0  Bon Acid
30% (a)  Beta  Nepthol.
B.16.2 B.16.2
(iV) H. Add (Hi) other  Intermediates for  dyes
30% 30%
(a)  Naphthalene. (a)  Dye  intermediates  (Permissible  items). (6)  Phthalic  anhydride  (75%)  (against  export  of
Anthraquinone and Its derivations) (a)  Dye  intermediates  (Permissible  items).
Fluorescent bleaching agents 40%
B.16.3 IV.  PESTICIDES  AND  PRESERVATIVES  : B21 Pesticides  and  preservatives, the following, namely — Camphor  . . .. 10%
B.21.1
(a)  Formic  acid  (98%  and  above). (b)  Pincne. (a)  Copper.
60%
B.21.2
30% 20%
(a)  Mercury. (a)  Calcium  arsenate  :  Lead  arsenate:  Copper  '
B.21.3 B.21.4
acetoarsenate; Sodium  arsenlte.
(6)  Sodium  fluoroslicate.
Sodium fluoro-aluminato.
Copper  oxychloridc  (techni- cal). Cotton seed dressing mixture Insecticides,  pesticides,  wc- edjeides,  rodenticldes  (For- mulations  and  Technical material).
The term "formulations"  covers products  like  BHC  or  DDT formulations.  Products  like Naphthalene  balls arc  not covored.
(c)  Calcium  cyanide,  Sodium  cyanide,  Liquid
HCN.
(d)  Pyrethrum  flowers. (e)  Other  insecticides—technical  material  (other
than banned).
30%
Toxaphene
B.21.5
( /)  Permissible organic solvents. (a)  Pinene. (o)  Camphene (a)  Arsenic pentoxide.
Wood preservatives
5%
20%
B.21.6 V.  TOILETRIES  AND  PERFUMERIES. B.26 Agarbatties  and  chandan
dhoop.
Nominations  will be made  onJy in  favour  of  Agarbatties manufacturers.
(a)  Aromatic  chemicals  (permissible  items).  : (b)  Natural essential oils (permissible items), (c)  Resinoids (permissible  items). (d)  Gum Benzoin. (a)  Agar  wood. ( /)  Cuttle flsh wings (Nakala). (g)  Patchouli  leaves (A)  White bark (kenner)c pathi). ( i)  Cloves dust. ( /)  Hydoxycitronellal(3%). (k)  Butter  paper,  glassino  paper,  tissue  paper,
colour cast paper (10%).
(1)  Cellophane paper  (2.5%). (m)  Linalol. (/>)  Citronellol(20%). (o)  Ionone  (10%).
(p)  Aurantine  (10%). (q)  Benzyl Benzoate.

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B.27
B.27.1
20%
Soaps, Cosmetics,  Perfumery and  the  like,  the  follow- ings:— (/)  Perfumery  compounds,
'Is,
(a)  Aromatic  chemicals  (permissible  items). (6)  Natural  essential  oils (permissible items), (c)  Resinolds (permissible categories).
synthetic  essential  o and  flavouring  essences.
(//)  Attars  . . ..
B.27.1 B.27.2
10% 20%
Toilet  soaps,  laundry  soaps, medicated  soaps  and  indus- trial soaps.
B.27.3 Synthetic  detergents
10%
(d)  "Gum  Benzoin". (e)  Special  Perfumery  grade  bottles  (5 %). (a)  Same  as  against  item  B.27.1  (f). (a)  Palm oil. (b)  Mutton Tallow, (c)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (d)  Natural essential oils (permissible items). (")  Resinolds (permissible  items). ( /)  Haxachlorophene  (5%). (g)  Crcsylic acid. (A)  Ceto stearylalcohol. ( /)  Soap antl-oxidents. (7)  Sodium  metaperiodate, (fe)  Soap colours (permissible items). ( /)  Chlorophyll. (in)  Titanium  dioixide. (a)  Alkyl Benzene. (b)  Alkylolamines. (c)  Lauryl  alcohol. (d)  S.T.P.P.
B.27.4
20%
Fatty Acids excluding Hydroxy Stearic Acid
(a)  Muttan  Tallow. (b)  Palm oil. (c)  Copra.
B.27.5 No entry.
B.27.6 Dentriflces
(a)  Dicaldum  phosphate (25 %).
20%
(b)  Peppermint  oil  (Mentha  Pippcrata). (c)  Spearmint  oil. (rf)  Cholorophyll. (e)  Gum  Tragacanth. (/)  Aerosil. (g)  Precipitated  calcium  carbonate  (Dentiflces
B.27.7 Face cream  and snow  .
20%
grade) (25%). (a)  Cetylalcohol. (b)  Triethanolamine. (c)  Micro crystalline wax.
B.27.8 Half  oils,  perfumed and  hair  grooming
20%
(d)  Liquid  paraffin. (e)  Natural  essential  oils  (permissible  items). (/)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (#)  Resinoids (permissible items). (h)  Spermacettl, (o)  Liquid  paraffin. (b)  Natural  essential oils (permissible items), (c)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (d)  Resinoids (permissible items).
Import of "Lanolin Anhydrous" (B.P,) may  be allowed upto 5% against  export  of Hair  oils and Hair  pomade,  containing  this item  as one of the ingredients.
B.27.9 Lipstick  .
20% (a)  Carnauba  wax. (b)  Candelilla  wax. (c) Ozokerite. (d)  Lecithin. (")  Pearl essence. (/•)  Cosmetic colours (permissible items). 0?)  Natural essential oils (permissible items).
(ft)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items).
(/)  Resinoids (permissible items).

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20%
B.27.10  Shampoo  . . ..
(a)  Natural  essential oils (permissible items). (b)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (e)  Resinoids (permissible Items). (d)  Monoethanolamine. (")  Diethonolamine, (/)  Triethanolamine.
20%
B.27.11  Talcum/Face  Powder  .
(a)  Natural essential oils (permissible Items). (i)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (c)  Resinoids (permissible items). (d)  Cosmetic colours (permissible items). (e)  Titanium  dioxide. (f)  Hexachlorophene.
30%
B.27.12  Hair  Dye  . . ..
(a)  Paraphenylone  diamlne. (b)  Pyrogallol/pyrogallic  acid. (c)  Other  permissible chemicals required  for  hair
dyes.
{d)  Barium peroxide  (10%). (e)  Tartaric  acid. (/)  Glassine  paper (10%).
20%
B.27.13  Cosmetics  &  Toiletries,  all
others.
(1) As for  Cosmetics  only  such of  those  cosmetics  as  aie manufactured under a licence issued  under  the  Drugs  and Cosmetics  Act,  1940  (as amended) will be  eligible  for import  replenishment  licen- ces against  exports.
(a)  Aromatic  Chemicals (permissible items). (b)  Natural  essential oils (permissible items). (c)  Synthetic  essential oils (10%). (rf)  Calcium  thioglycollate. (e)  Liquid  paraffin. (/)  Resinoids (permissible items). (g)  Synthetic wax. (")  Oxide colours (permissible items).
(0  Lake colours (permissible items). (/)  Red,  maroon  and  black  colour  chips  (non- setting  colorants  dispersed  in  nitrocellulose).
M  Inopropylan/Amerlate. (A  Butylene glyco).
(m)  Antioxldant.
(n)  Santolite  M-8/M.H.P.  (Arylsulphonaoamlde
(2) Grant  of  replenishment against  export  products specifically  classified  in Sec- tion  IV under S. No. B.27.13 will  also  be  subject  to  the conditions  laid  down  in remarks  (1)  above  being satisfied.
formaldehyde resin).
(o)  Acetulan  (Mixture  of  liquid  acetulate  lanolin
alcohols). (r)  Cytel  alcohol. (q)  Propylene  glycol. (r)  Q-II  (Hexachlorophene). (s)  Aluminium  chlorhydrate. (t)  Aluminium  magnesium  silicate  colloidal. (u)  Stearyalcohol. (v)  Hydroquinone  mono benzyl  ether. ( H1)  Pearl essence. (x)  Light  stabiliser  (ultra  violet  absorbent). O)  Witchhazel. (z)  Gla;-!lne paper (10%).
(aa)  Carbou  black. (ab)  Iron  oxide (other  than  banned  shades). {ac) Chrome oxide (Anhydorous  or Hydrated). (ad)  Lanolin  Anhydorous  B.P.  (5%).
B.27.14  No  entry.
10%
B.28  Blended  rosa  oil  .
(a)  Natural  essential  oils  (permissible  items), (b)  Aromatic  Chemicals  (permissible  items). (c)  Terpeneol (5%).

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3
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VI,  PAINTS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS  :
Paints and Inorganic pigments—
B.31
30%
B.31.1(i) Paints, varnishes  and enamels (excluding  super  synthetic enamels  baaed  on  polyes- ter).
(1) Import  of  pigment  to  inter- national  GATT  No.  2509 will  be  allowed  against  ex- port  of  specific  paints  and varnishes requiring such pig- ments  on  the  recommenda- tion  of  the  Chemicals  and Allied Products  Export  Pro- motion  Council,  Calcutta.
(a) Titanium  dioxide. (b)  Antimony  oxide. (c)  Cadmium  Red (20%). (d)  Carbon  black. (
(m)  Coumarone Indene  Resin. (n)  Epoxy  Resins (25%). (o)  Cyclo hexanone. (p)  Methyl  Cyclohexanone. (a)  Polyamide Resins, (r)  Polyvinyl Butyral Resin. (s)  Polyvinyl Formal rests. (/)  Phthalic Anhydride (10%). (u)  Osophtbalic Add (10%). (v)  Terephthalic  Acid (10%). (w)  Tetral  Hydro  Phthalic Anhydride  (10%). (x)  Pentaerythritol (25%). (y)  Dl-pentaerithritol (25%). (z)  Di-ethylene Glycol (25%).
(ad) Tri-Ethylene Glycol. (ab) Gilsonite. (ac)  Tri-mellltic Anhydride. (ad)  Malelc Anhydride. (ae)  MaleicAcid. (af)  Para Tertiary  Butyl, Amyl, Octyl, Gumyl and
Phenyl  phenols.
(ag)  Epichlorohydrine. (ah) Tertiary  Butyl  Hydroperoxide. (af)  Vinyl Acetate  Monomer. (aj)  Methyl Acrylate  Monomer. (ait)  Methyl Methacrylate  Monomer. (al)  Soya bean  oil. (ant) Tung oil and  lecithin. (an)  Dicynomide. (ao)  Bentone 38. (ap) NItro-Cellulose  Cotton. (aq)  Pigment  to  international  GATT  No.  2509
(See remarks).
(a)  Same as against S. No. B.31.1(i).
40%
B.31.1(ii) Lacquers includin g Nitro  Cel 1 u- lose Lacquer.
40%
B.31.2 Super  Synthetic  enamels based  on  polyester.
(a)  Butyltitanate (10%). (h)  Cresol. (c)  Dimethyl  teiephthallate. (d)  Terephthallic  add. (e)  Solvent naphtha (10%). (f)  Xylenol. (g)  Glycrine(10%).

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5
Distempers
20%
B.31.3
(a)  Same as against Item B.31.1(i)
60%
B.31.4 Nephthaenate  and  Octoate driers.
(a)  Naphthenic acid (b)  Octoicadd (c)  Cobalt  : Cobalt
Oxide, acetate and  nitrate
OOLcad (")  Zinc
No entry
B.31.5
No  entry
B.31.6
B.31.7
40%
Synthetic  resins  and  adhesive based on synthetic resins.
(a)  Phthalic  Anhydride  (10%) (£>)  IsophthalicAcid(10%) (c)  Terephthalic Add  (10%) {d) Tetra-hydro  phthalic  Anhydride  (10%) (e)  Pentaerythritol(25%) (/)  Di-pentaerithritol  (25%) (s)  Di-ethylene glycol (25%) (A) Tri-ethylene glycol (/)  Gilsonfte 0)  Tri-Mellite  Anhydride (k)  Maleic Anhydride (/)  Maleic Acid
(w)  Para  Tertiary  Butyl,  Amy],  Octyl,
Gumyl  and  Phenyl  phenols.
(")  Epichlorohydrine (o)  Tertiary Butyl  Hydroperoxlde (p)  Vinyl Acetate monomer (g)  Methyl Acrytate monomer (r)  Methyl  Methacrylate  Monomer (x) Soya bean oil (0  Polythelene  Moulding Powder/Granules  LD
(5 V)
*(K)  Formeldehyde(25%)
*(v)  Phenol  (25%)
Chrome Pigments
50%
B.31.8
(a)  Tartaric Acid (b)  Citric Add (c)  Molybdic  Add (d)  Tungstic Acid  Sodium  Tungsiate (e)  Sodium  ferrocyanide (/)  Potassium  ferrocyanido is)  Lead (A)  Zinc
60%
Prussian  blue
B.31.9
(a)  Sodium  ferrocyanide
(b)  Potassium  ferrocyanide
20%
Ultra  marine blue
B.31.10
(a)  Sulphur (b)  Soda Ash
Aluminium  powder  and  paste 5%
B.31.11
(a)  Stainless steel wire Mesh Finer than  100 mesh (6)  Steel Balls 6 mm to 15 mm in dia. and Cell Slui-
ces.
(c)  Sets  of  Sieve  frames  and  lid  frames  with
special  wooden  rods.
Red lead end litharge  .
(a)  Lead
75%
B.31.12
70% (a)  Lead
White lead  . . ..
B.31.13
(a)  Zinc
Zinc  oxide
73%
B.31.14
30%
Other pigments not  elsewhere
(a)  Same as against item  B.31.1(i)
B.31.15
covered.

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1
S a me  as  a g a i n st  i t em  B . 3 1 . l ( i)
3 5%
Printer'3 inks
B.31.16
W
Rubbing  compound
B.31.17
5% (a) (b)
Import  of  Silicon  (other  than Emulsion  form)  fluid  may also  be  allowed  against  ex- port  of  'Lcns-Glo'  Poiish only.
toid)
to
(/)
Carnauba  wax,  all  grades A.  C. Polythene wax Micro Crystalline wax Synthetic waxes White aluminium  Oxkie  Abrasive Vienna lime abrasive Tripoli powder  abrasive
(.?)
Boot polish—
B.3I.18
(°)
t5% 5 °/
(/)  Liquid  Polish  . (//)  Others
(6)
Carnauba  wax, all grades A.C. Polythene wax Micro Crystalline wax Synthetic waxes
to W) (a)
Wax  polish
B.31.19
2 0%
(b)
to
15%
(d) (a)
Poster  colours
B.31.20
(b)
to
id) M (/)
Carnauba  wax, all grades A.C.  Polythene wax Micro  Crystalline wax Synthetic waxes Carbon  black  (permissible grades only) Raw  sienna Burnt  number Titanium  dioxide Bronze  powder G um Arabic Cadmium  red, yellow, orange.
(g)
15%
GHet Paste  . . ..
B.31.21
VII.  SAFETY  MATCHES,  FIRE-
WORKS  AND  EXPLOSIVES  :
2 0%
Safety  matches and fire works Safety  matches  .
B.36 B.36.1
Sulphur  powder Red phosphorus/yellow  Phosphorus Blue match paper  (10%) Technical  Grade Glue (10%)
(a) (b) (0 (d)
30%
B.36.2
(a) (ft)
Tissue paper,  white and  coloured  (50%) Sulphur  powder Pyrotechnic Aluminium  powder  (20%)
to
Fireworks  like  sparklers,  cra- ckers,  squibs,  paper  caps, amorces  and  other  festival fireworks.
Detonators
15%
B.37.1
(.a)
(b)
to •w>
Detonating fuse  .
45%
Sodium azide (20%) PVC resin (20%) Stabilisers/pigments (permissible  grades) (20 V) Plasticisers(20%) Same as at S. No. B.37.1
(a)
B.37.2
VTJI.  CERAMIC  PRODUCTS:
Ceramic  products, namely  the
B.41
following  :—
20%
Artificial  teeth  (porcelain
B.41.1
type).
30%
(a) (/>) to W to if) (a)
Crockery  . . ..
B.41.2
I^anoHn Silicone emulsion Stamping foils (10%) Ceramic colours Neoprene  rubber Special moulds for  teeth. Ball clay China  clay (superior  grades) Tin Oxide Zirconium  opadflers. Ceramic colours
(A) (0 (d) W
 
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(/)  Bone Ash (?•)  Alumina (A)  Raw  materials  for  litho/screcn/metal  transfers
(olher than  banned  Items).
(7)  Natural  sponges (])  Flint  pebbles (k)  Silex lining for  ball mills (/)  Nylon  cloth  for  filter  process
(m)  Heating elements (other than  banned  types) (n)  Spare parts for  ceramic machlneiy and  kilns (o)  Ceramic  transfers (p)  Artists brashes made of camel/squirrel  hair
(5%)
W  /Of-
(q)  Liquid gold  (5%) (r)  I.acquer  (Top/Base  Lacquer) (s)  Resistance  Wire  for  industrial  use. (r)  Craqueling  solutions (")  Marbling  solutions (v)  Thinners (w)  Ceramic lustres 00  Polypropjyene filter cloth (y)  Polyproplyenc back cloth (z)  Spare parts for  burners
(aa) Silllmanite  and  Silicon  Refractories  and
Chambers.
(ab) Stainless steel wire mesh finer than  100 mesh
(20%).
Glazed  tiles
B.41.3
•  30% (a)  Ball clay (b)  China  clay (superior  grades) (c)  Tin  oxide (d)  Zirconium  opacefiers (")  Ceramic colours (/)  High  density grinding media 0?)  Silex lining for  ball  mills (A)  Nylon cloth for filter process (0  Heating elements (other  than  banned  types)
(15%)
(/)  Spate  parts  for  ceramic  machinery  and  kiln
(other than  refractories).
(k)  Alumina (0  Resistance  wire  for  industrial  use.
(m)  Natural  sponges (n)  Ammonium meta  vandate (o)  Flourspar(10%) (p)  Ceramic  transfers (q)  Polyproplyene filter cloth (r)  Polyproplyene  back  cloth CO Spare parts for  burners (f)  Sillimanite  and  silicon  refractories  and
chambers.
(")  Stainless steel wire mesh finer than  100 mesh
(20%).
Insulators
*  *
B.41.4
 
-  30% (a)  Ball clay (b)  China clay (superior  grades) (c) Tin oxide (d)  Zirconium  opaceflers (e)  Pig lead (/)  Zinc metal

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(g)  High density  grinding media (h)  Silcx lining for  ball mills (0  Nylon cloth  for filter process (;)  Heating elements (other  than banned  types)
(15%).
(k)  Spare  parts  for  ceramic  machinery  and  kilns
(other  than  refractories).
(/)  Alumina
(m)  Resistance  wiro  for  industrial  use.
(n)  Ceramic colours (o)  Ceramic  transfers (p)  Polyproplyene filter cloth (q)  Polyproplyene  back cloth (r)  Spare parts for  burners (x)  Sillimaniic  and  Silicon  Refractories  and
Chambers.
(0  Stainless steel wire mesh finer than  100 mesh
(20%).
(a)  Ball clay
Sanitaryware
B.41.5
(b)  China clay (superior  grades) (c)  Tin oxide (d)  Zirconium  opacifiers (e)  Natural  sponges (/)  High density  grinding media (g)  Silex lining for  ball mills (A)  Nylon cloth for filter processes
0)  Heating elements (other than banned  types)
(15%).
(J) Spare  parts  for  ceramic  machinery  and  kilns
(other  than  refractories).
(Jt)  Ceramic colours
(0  Alumina
(m)  Resistance  wire  for  industrial  use. (n)  Ceramic  transfers (o)  Polyproplyene filter  cloth (j>)  Polyproplyeno back cloth (
bers.
(a) Stainless steel wire mesh finer than  100 mesh
(20 %\
IX  GLASS  AND  GLASSWARE
B.46 Glass and glassware, namely the following  :—
30%
B.46.1 Glass and glassware, not else- where covered.
(1)  Import  of wire/welded  wire mesh made of stainless steel with  140  mesh  may  be allowed  against  export  of glass  bottles.
(a)  Soda  ash (b)  Arsenic Trioxide (c)  Cobalt  oxide id)  Sodium  Nitrate  (10%). (e)  Selenium (/)  Potassium  carbonate  (10%) (g)  Titanium  dioxide (Rutile grade)
(2)  Import  of  sheet  glass  of thickness  below  0.8  mm may  be  allowed  against export  of  cover  glass.
(h)  Ceramic  Colour (/)  Isobmanol(20%) (J) Wire/welded  wire mesh (k) Antimony  oxide (0  E-glass  marbles
(w)  Electrocast  refractories
 
(it) Sodium  sllico fluoride (10%) (o) Iso amyl  acetate

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(p)  Pipe sections of asbestos mill  board  (20%) (q)  Stainless steel screen cloth  of  140 mesh and
above  (20%).
(/•) Sodium  Nitrate (10%)
b.46.^
Clinical thermometers  .  .  30 % (a)  Soda ash
(b)  Arsenic  Trioxide
(c)  Cobalt  oxide
(d)  Nickel oxide
(e)  Selenium
(/)  Antimony  oxide
(g) Ceramic colours
(A)  Potassium  carbonate  (10%)
(/)  Titanium  dioxide
(J) Iso amyl acetate (20%)
(/fc)  Isobutanol  (20%)
(/)  Mercury
(m)  Sodium sillco fluoride (20%)
(n)  Ceramic  transfers
(o)  Special  glass  melting  crucibles  with  covers
(capacity  350/400 lbs).
B.46.3 Glass vials  .
. 3 0% (a)  Soda ash {b) Arsenic Trioxide (c)  Cobalt  oxide (d)  Sodium  Nitrate (10%). (u)  Potassium  carbonate  (10%) {f)  Electrocast  refractories
B.46.4 Laminated  safety  glass  ,  35% (a)  Polyvinyl  butryl sheet (6)  Polished  plate/float  glass
Mirrors  .  .  .  . 3 0%
B.46.5
(a)  Polished  plate/float  glass (6)  Polishing Rouges (20%)
B.46.6 Opthalmic Fused blanks and  30% lenses.
(a)  Cerium ojciue (JJ  Emery 302 and 303 i_c) Kouge 309 (d)  Pellon pads (")  Rough blanks
B.46.7 Vacuum  flasks and insulated  30% ware.
(a)  Soda ash (b)  Arsenic (c)  Cobalt  oxide (d)  Selenium (e)  Potassium carbonate  (10%) (f)  Electrocast  refractories
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of  a  manufacturer of  plastic  moulded  and extruded  goods.
(2)  No  import  of  high  impact polystyrene  will be allowed out  supply  of  indigenous high  impact  polystyrene may  be  allowed  at  inter- national  price In accordance with  the  scheme  Issued  by Govt.

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(g)  Sodium nilrate  (10%)
(h)  Mercury
(i)  Polypropylene  (50%)
*{j)  High impact  polystyrene (10%)
(See remark 2).
(k,) Polyethylene Moulding Powder/granules (LD and
HD)—(5%).
30%
Wall  thermometers
B.46.S
(a)  Soda  ash (b)  Arsenic Trioxide (c)  Cobalt  oxide
(d)  Nickel  oxide
(e)  Selenium
(/)  Antimony  oxide (g)  Ceramic  Colours (A)  Potassium  carbonate  (10%) (/)  Titanium  dioxide ())  Iso amylacetate  (20%) (k)  Isobotanol  (20%) (0  Sodium  sillco fluoride  (10%)
30%
Glass syringes
B.46.9
0%)
(a)  Cuprous sulphide  cuprousoxide (5 %) (b)  Silver sulphate  (5 %) (c)  Electroplating  polish  and composition  (15%) (d)  Sodium  silico fluoride (5 %) (e)  Rubberised  control wheels (20%) (/)  Stainless steel rounds (of  dia not exceeding 5cm (21 (g)  Tungsten  steel wire (20%) (/i)  Art paper, foil  paper for  packing (10 %)
25% (a)  Same as against  item  B.46.1
B.46.10 Flat Glass including  Sheet, figured and wired  glass
X.  ASBESTOS  AND  CEMENT  PRO-
DUCTS  :
Asbestos  products  namely,
B.51
the following  :—
60%
B.51.1
(a)  Raw asbestos (6)  Staiuless steel machine wire cloth (50%)
Asbestos  cement  products excluding  asbestos  cement sheets.
5% 60%
B.S1.2 B.J1.3
(a)  Raw  asbestos (a)  Raw  asbestos (b)  Graphite (c)  Synthetic  Rubber  (Butadene  Acrylo  Nitrite,
[
Neoprene,  I*olyisobutadene).
Asbestos  magnesia Asbestos  jointings,  packings and other asbestos products, excluding  asbestos  webbinj grey  metallic  and  non metallic yarn
(rf)  Golden  Sulphide of  Antimony (")  Sulphur (f)  Vulcafor  EFA  accelerator (g)  Monox  GI
(h)  Alloprene  R/20
(0  Lamp Black
(j)  Polytetrafluoroethylene  emulsion
(k)  PTFE  resin
(0  TFE-fluorocarbon  fibre filament  yarn (m)  Fluon (n)  Geon
Asbestos Cement  Sheets
45%
B.51.4
(o)  Tritoctlylphosphate (p)  Firestone  FRS (a)  Raw asbestos (b)  Felts for  asbestos sheets (c)  Stainless steel machine wire cloth  (50%) (a)  Same  as against  B51.3
45%
 
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R.C.C.  pipes septic tanks :—
B.52
R.C.C.  pipes
B.52.1
5%
B.52.2 R.C.C. Septic  tanks  .
5%
Cement  (Portland  grey)  in
(a)  Kraft  paper
B.52.3
15%
paper bags.
XI.  WOOD  PRODUCTS  :
Wood  products  the  following
B.56
namely :—
Cork  products  .
B.56.1
40% (a)  Cork  wood (6)  Special  purpose synthetic rubber  (oil resistant
type).
Parquet  timber flooring
B.56.2
(a)  M ,G. pure kraft  paper, high strength gummed
5%
on  one side.
(b)  Carbide  planner  knives (c)  Carbide  tipped  blades
B.56.3
*(a)  Urea  formaldehyde  Synthetic  resin  Adhe-
10%
sive.
*(b) Polyestci  coating resins.
1.  Import  of  paraformaladehydc upto 25% of the licence will be allowed  against  export  of wood  panel  products  using synthetic resins.
Wood  panel  and  other  pro- ducts  namely  the  follow- ing :— Plywood  (teachests,  Com- mercial, decorative, block- boards,  flush  doors,  and other  specialised  ply- woods);
(c)  Melamine  rosin  (impregnated  paper  decora- tive  or  non-decorative)  melaminc  or  Diallyl Phihalate  based  or  Phenolic.
(d)  Peeling  knives, slicer  knives, clipper  knives,
chipper knives,
(e)  Caibide  tipped  planner  knives,  saws,  cutter
heads. (/)  Melaminc. (g)  Veneer  jointing  tapes,  performated  and  or
fusible.
Fibre-boards  (Hard  board, insulation  board  and accoustic  tiles)  particle boards (veneered and un- veneered  and  moulded particle  board)  ;  and Comprcg, laminated  tim- ber  and densifled  wood.
*(h) Para-formaldehyde  (25 "£)—see remarks.
(0  Phenol (50%).
(_/)  Alloy  Aluminium  Plates  glossy  finiih  size
2550 mm x 1420 mm x 2.5 mm.
(*)  Rubber  Cushion  Sheets, NW  4298*x54'x
5 mm.
(/)  Rubber  cushion  sheets,  CNW-53  size  98'x
54'x4  mm.
B.56.4
10%
(a)  Bronze  powder
Wooden  furniture  including upholdstered  wooden  furni- ture. Decorative  Wooden  picture
B.56.5
10%
frame  sticks/frames.
V e n e e rs  . . ..
(a)  Peeling  knives,  slicer  knives,  clipper  knives,
B.56.6
10%
chipper  knives.
Shuttles  . . .. 20%
B.56.7
(a)  Persimmon  wood (b)  Boech wood (c)  Horn  beam wood
Import  of  shuttles  self  thread- ing  dies  may  be  allowed against  export  of  auto-shut- tles.
Compressed  wood  shuttle  :
(a)  Beech  wood
B.56.8
331%
Blocks.
40% (a)  Same as against S. No. B.56,3.
B.56.9 Plywood Laminated with resin impregorated  decorative Paper or Films.
XII.  RUBBER  MANUFACTURES:
B.61 Tyres  and  Tubes  other  than bicycle tyres and  t u b e s-
Tyres with nylon cord  .
B.61.1
50% (a)  SBR/Polybutadiene  Polyiso-
prene  Synthetic  rubber.  (50%)
(b)  Butyl  rubber

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(c)  Synthetic latex (including vinyl pyridinc  latex and  Co. polymer of styreno butadiene latex).
(1)  Nomination may  bo made in favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of—
(/)  Nylon  cord (//)  Bead  wire
(d)  Carbon  black (e)  Rubber  accelerators, anti-oxidants and  retardcrs (/)  Sulphur (g)  Rubber  plasticiscrs  (other  than  Ester  type  of
plasticiser). (A), l^ad  wire (5%) (/)  Zinc  (for  conversion  to  zinc  oxide)  (25%) 0')  Nylon  tyre  yarn/cord/filament/fabric  (50%) (A)  Pinetar(10%) (/)  Coumarone Indenc Resin  (10%)
B.61.2
30% (a)  SBR/Polybuta.diene/Polyisoprene  Synthetic
rubber.  (80%)
Others, but excluding  auto- mobile  tubes  of  butyl  rub- ber.
(b)  Butyl  rubber (c)  Synthetic latex (including  vinyl pyridine  latex
and  Co-polymer  of  styrene butadiene  latex).  (
(d)  Carbon  black (e)  Rubber  accelerators,  anti-oxidants  and
1)  Nomination  may  bo made in  favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of—
retarders.
(0  Nylon cord
(rt)  Bead wire
U)  Sulphur (g)  Rubber  platicisers  (other  than  Ester  type  of
plasticiscrs) (h)  Bead wire  (10%) (/)  Zinc (for  conversion  to zinc oxide) (25%) U)  Piuctar(10%) (k)  Coumaronc  Indenc Resin  (10%)
50%
Automobile  tubes  of  butyl
B.61.3
rubber.
(a)  Butyl  rubber (b)  Carbon  black (c)  Rubber  accelerators,  anti-oxidants  and
retardcrs.
(d)  Sulphur (e)  Zinc (for  conversion  into zinc oxide) (25 /„) (/)  Pinetar(10%) (g)  Coumarone  Indene Resin  (10%)
B.62 Rubber manufactures', namely
the following  :—
(a)  SBR/  Polybutadicnc/Poly
Others not elsewhere specified
B.62.1
25%
isoprene  Synthetic  rubber.
(6)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur (d)  Rubber  accelerators, anti-oxidants,  retarders
and  reinforcing  silica  fillers,  Magnesium carbonate light (25 %).
(e)  Rubber  plasticisers  (other  than  Ester  type  of plasticisers),  Peptizers  and  wetting  agents.
(/)  Titanium  dioxide
(g)  Rubber  colours  and  Ammonium  carbonate (h)  Zinc  (for  conversion  to  Zinc  oxide)  (50%) (/)  Mould lubricants  (10%) (j)  Rubber  odourants (fc)  Factice oil resistant  and  other  grades (/)  Synthetic Rubber  Special Purposes viz. Chlo- roprene,  Nitrile,  Hypalon  and  Butyl  (25 %). (m)  Blowing  Agents  (Dinitro  phonyl  tetramine)
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30% (a)  SBR/Polybutadienc/Polylsopreno  Synthetic
B.62.2 Bicycle  tyres  and  tubes  ex- cluding  tubes  of  bulyl rubber.
rubber. (6)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur (d)  Rubber  accelerators,  anti-oxidants,  retarders and  reinforcing  silicaflllers;  Magnesium Carbonate  light  (25 %).
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of a  manufacturer of  bead  wire/bead  wire rings
(e)  Rubber  plasticlzers  (other  lhan  Ester  type  of
plasticisers),  Pcpiizers  and  wetting  agents.
(/)  Zinc metal (for  conversion  into  zinc  oxide)
and  zinc  oxide  active (25%).
(g)  Bead  wire/Bead wire rings (10%) (A)  Synthetic  Rubber  special  purposes  viz. chlo- roprene  Nitrite,  Hypalon  and Butyl  (25 %).
(0  Titanium  dioxide 0)  Rubber  colours  and  Mould  lubricants  (25 %)
Foam  and sponge-rubber  and 25%
B.62.3
products  thereof.
(a)  Rubber  latex  including  synthetic  latex (6)  Sulphur (c)  Zinc  metal  (for  conversion  into  zinc  oxide)
(50%).
(d)  Rubber  accelerators,  anti-oxidants  and
retarders.
Industrial appliances of rubber
(e)  Blowing  agents  (50%) (a)  SBR/Polybutadicne/Polyisoprene  Synth-
25%
B.62.4
etic  rubber.
its.
excluding rubber aprons  and co
(1)  Against export of "V" belts, the import  of the  following may  be  allowed  :—
(0  Micro  crystalline  wax. (K)  Nylon  filament  yarn
(50%).
(///)  Oil  refinery  Products
(h)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur (d)  Rubber  accelerators, anti-oxidants,  retarders and reinforcing silicaflllers,  Magnesium  Car- bonate light (25 %).
used  as  softner.
(e)  Rubber  plasticizers  (other  than  Ester  type  of
plasticiscrs),  Peptizers  and  wetting  agents.
(lv)  Rubber  stabilisers (other  than  banned items).
(/)  Titanium  dioxide (g)  Rubber colours, Blowing agents, Mould lubri- cants and Ammonium carbonate (20%). (/:)  Special  purpose  synthetic  rubber  such  as Nitrite  type Polychforoprene  type (Neoprene), Thikol  (Polysulphide  synthetic  rubber,  etc) PVC/Nitrile, chlorinated rubber, vinyl Pyridinc Latex.
(0  Zinc metal (for  conversion  into  zinc  oxide)
and zinc oxide active (25%).
Reclaimed  rubber
15%
B.62.5
;  (a)  Reclaiming  oils  having  about  70%  or  above aromatic  content  e.g.,  Fiexon  391,  Dutrex R.  Califlex  RC Reclaiming oil  L076, Ingraler 450  V Product  6449 etc.
(b)  Reclaiming chemicals of the class. Bisulphides or  modifications  thereof  e.g.,  Renacit  VI, Renacit  VI/N  Pitt-Consol  500, K-Ic  Reclaim all, RR-10, Arrcopep, etc.
B.62.6 Rubber  aprons  and  cots
25°-;
J  (a)  Synthetic  (Nitrile)  Rubber,  Special  purpose oil  Resistant,  Vinyl  Pyridine  Latex  including Co-polymer  of  styrene  butadiene  latex. (b)  PVC/Nitrile  Rubber  Blend  and  Special  pur- pose  Synthetic  Rubber  Polyisoprene  and Polybutadiene.
(c)  Ultrasil VN3. (rf)  Special  Reinforcing  Filler,  Antistatic  Agent
(10%).
r-
(e)  Titanium  Dioxide (f)  Aniinox AN-41 (Anti-oxidant for  light  coloui
ed  rubber  stocks). (g)  Stabilizers  (PVC) (A)  Plasticizers  (other  than  Ester  type  of  plasti-
cisers),  Softeners  and  Lubricants.
(/)  Chlorinated  Rubber
(I)  Glue (10%)

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(k)  Sulphur
(/)  Granulated  Cork (m)  Coumaronc  Indcne  Resin (n)  Phenolic Resin (25%) (o)  Mothyl Ethyl  Kctone (p)  Intermediate oil No. 3 (Benzole Absorbing oil M.YTD  Grade  820).  Dimethyl  Napthalin, Methyl  Napthalin.
(q)  Nylon  Ribbon,  Nylon  Filament  Yarn (25%) (r)  Tychcm  A-50  (5 %) (.0  Dutrcx-729  UK (t)  Non-ionic  surface  active  agents  like  Nonex-
139  (PEG  400)  monolaurate  refined  (5%)
(u)  Micro Crystalline Wax  (20%)
(v)  Polyethylene  wax (20%)
(w)  Finely divided  wood cellulose/(or  Solka Floe)
B.62.7(i)
(a)  SBR/PolyboHdiene/Poryisoprene  Synthetic
Rubber  hoses  (other than Oil 25%
Resistant Hoses)  and  beltings
rubber.
(b)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur (d)  Rubber  accelerators,  antioxidants,  retarders and reinforcing  silica fillers, Magnesium Car- bonate light (25%).
Import  of  Bonding  agents  (ex- cepting  PVA  Acrylates  and Copolymer emulsions) may be allowed  against  export  of rubber  and  canvas  footwear.
{e) Rubber  plastidzer,  (other  than  Ester  type  of Plasticisers),  Peptiiers  and  wetting  agents.
(/)  Titanium  dioxide (g) Rubber  colouts,  blowing agents, Mould lubri-
cants, Ammonium  carbonate (25%).
(h)  Special  purpose  synthetic  rubber  such  as Nitrlle type, Polychloroprene type (Neoprcne), Thickol  (Polysulphidc  synthetic  rubber  etc.) PVC/Nitrile, chlorinated rubber, vinyl Pyridinc latex.
(i)  Zinc metal  (for  conversiou  Into  zinc  oxide)
and  zinc oxide  active (25 %).
0)  Mlciocrystelline  wax (20%). (fc)  Coumarone  Indenc resin and  Reinforcing  re-
sins.
(0  Nylon  filament  yarn  ribbons.
(m)  Corduroy  (10%)
(n)  Stabilizers
(o)  Bonding agents such  as Desmodur,  R/RF lp\  Needles for  industrial  Sewing Machines (per-
missible types) (10%).
(q)  Methyl Ethyl  Ketone (r)  Galvanised  copper  coated  steel wiie  (5\)
Oil resistant  hoses
B.62.7(ii)
30% (a)  Special  purpose  synthetic  rubber  such  as Nltrilc type, Polychloropreue type (Neoprenc), Thikol  (Polysulphide  synthetic  rubber  etc). PVC/Nitrile  Chlorinated  Rubber,  Vinyl  Pyri- dine latex.
(A)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur (d)  Rubber  accelerators,  antioxidants,  retarded and  reinforcing  silica  fillers,  Magnesium Carbonate  light  (25%).
(<)  Rubber  plasticisers  (oihcr  than  ester  type  of Plasticisers), Peptlzers and  wetting agents. (/)  Zinc metal (for  conversion  into zinc  oxide)
aod  zinc oxide active (25%).
Or)  Microcrystalline  wax (20%)

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(A)  Coumurone  Indene  Resin  and  Reinforcing
Resins.
B.62.7 (HI)  Rubber  and  Canvas  foot- 25%
wear
(0  High  tensile steel wire (10%). Import  of  Bonding  agents  (ex- (a)  SBR  synthetic rubber ceptlng  PVA  Acrylatos  and (6)  Carbon  black (c)  Sulphur Copolymcr emulsions) may be (d)  Rubber  accelerators, anti-oxidants,  retarders  allowed  against  export  of and  reinforcing  silica  fillers,  Magnesium  rubber  and  canvas  footwear, carbonate  light  (25%).
(r)  Rubber  plasticizcr,  (other  than  Ester  type of  Plasticisers),  Peplizers  and  wetting agents.
( /)  Titanium  Dioxide (g)  Rubber  colours,  blowing  agents.  Mould
lubricants,  Ammonium  carbonate  (25%).
(A)  special  purpose  synthetic  rubber  such  as Nitrile  type,  Polychlor^prenc  type  (Neo- prenc),  Thickol  (Polysulphide)  synthetic rubber,  etc.)  PVC/Nitrile,  chlorinated rubber,  vinyl  Pyridine  latex.
( /)  Zinc  metal  (for  conversion  into  ^inc  oxide
and  zinc  oxjdc  active)  (25%).
( /)  Microcrystalline  wax  (20%). (k)  Coumarene Indcne resin and  Reinforcing  resins. ( /)  Nylon  filament  yarn  ribbons. {in)  Corduroy (10%).
(n)  Stabilizers (o)  Bonding  agents such  as  Uesmodur,  R/RF (p)  Nccd'es for  industrial  Sewing  Machines
(permissible  types) (10%).
(q)  Methyl  Ethyl  Ketone.
2,5%
Surgical  and  medical  appli-
B.62.8
ances of  rubber.
(a)  Butyl  type synthetic  rubber (b)  Cirbon  black. (c)  Zinc metal (for  conversion  into Zinc oxide) and
zinc oxide active  (25%).
(d)  Sulphur (e)  Rubber  accelerator,  antioxidants,  letarders and  reinforcing  silica  fillers,  Magnesium carbonate  light  (25 %).
(/;  Rubber  plasticisers  (other  than  Ester  type of Plasticisers)  peptisers  and  wetting  agents.
20%
Elastic Tape (containing rubber
B.62.9
thread).
is)  Rubber  Colours,  Mould  Lubricants  (25%). (")  Rubber  thread  over  60  gauge, (i)  Heat  resistant  rubber  thread  in  all gauges. (a)  Butyl  rubber
40%
Bicycle  tubes of  butyl  rubber
B.62.10
(b)  Carbon  black (c)  Rubber  accelerators,  antioxidants  and  re-
tarders.
(d)  Sulphur (e)  Zinc  (for  conversion  into  zinc oxide) (25%).
(/)  Pine  tar  (10%)
XUI. PAPER,  PAPER  PRODUCTS
AND  STATIONERY:
Paper  and  Board  the  follow-
B.66
ing namely  :—
'0
(a)  Woodpulp  excluding rayon  grade  or  dissolv-
10%
B.66.1 B.66.2
ing pulp.
Cellulose films (Cellophane)  20: Paper Boards (Including straw boards and  mill  boards).
(b)  Titanium  Dioxide (c)  Wires,  FelN,  Shrink  Fabrics,  Jackets  Silva- patchos, Dandy  Roll  Covers, Dandy  Rolls.
 
(d)  Bed  Plates

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(e)  Perforated  copper  plates (/)  Stainless steel  beater  bars (25%). (#)  Stainless steel Refiner  bars (25%).
(h)  Vickery  Composition  Blades (/)  Belting (25%) {}) Circular  knives  for  rewinding  and  Slitting
Machine.
(k)  Top and  Bottom  knives for  rcwinder ([) Stainless steel wire cloth  (50%)
(m)  Brown Linen  paper  bowls
{n) Dyes (permissible items) (25 %) (a)  Same as in item  B.66.2
Paper  not  elsewhere  specified
B.66.3
10%
(a)  Wood  pulp excluding rayon  grade  oi  dissolv-
Cigarette  tissue paper
B.66.4
30%
ing pulp.
(6)  Tartaric Acid, B.P. (c)  Sodium Benzoate (d)  Titanium  Dioxide
•(e)  Melamine  Formaldehyde
(/)  Wires,  Felts,  Shrink  Fabrics,  Jackets,  Silva- patches. Dandy  Roll  Covers, Dandy Rolls,
(g)  Lithium  Bromide (A)  Swedish  Substitute (0  Perforated  Copper  plates (/)  Stainless  steel  beater  bars  and  Bed  Plates
(25%).
(k)  Stainless  steel refiner  bars  (25 %) (/)  Vickery composition  bladei
(m)  Miracle Belting
(/i)  Circular  knives  for  Rewinding  and  Slitting
Machines.
(o)  Top  and  Bottom  knives for  Rewindcrs. (p)  Stainless steel wire cloth  (50%)
(q)  Brown  Linen  Paper Bowls (r)  Filigraining Calender  Rolls (a)  Same as in  item B.66.2
30%
Tissue paper, other than  ciga-
B.66.5
rette tissue  paper.
(a)  Same as in item  B.66.2
30%
Transfer  paper  . Paper conversions, the follow-
B.66.6 B.67
ing namely  :—
(a)  Permissible  varieties  of  industrial  papers  as
B.67.1
\  20%
per Appendix  16 of  Vol.  1 of the  Red  Book.
[
(b)  Glassine  paper
l
i-
*
Other  articles  not  elsewhere specified  made  mainly  of paper, special paper or card board and boards and pack- aging and paper conversion s made  out  of  paper,  specia 1 paper boards and packaglni i items made out of any sucl materials, Including contain ers, wrappers, boxes,  bags etc.  (without  contents).
Account Books  .
B.67.2
5% (a)  Polyester  Film (fc)  Lacquered  Board (c)  Marble  paper (d)  Quality  ptinting  materials (e)  Quality  binding materials (,/)  Machinery spares (upto the extent  recommen-
ded  by- iponsoring  authority).
.  5%
(g)  Manila  and  Glassine  papers. (h)  Gum  Arabic {a) Same as against  item B.67.2. (a)  Same as against item  B.67.2.
Exercise  Books  . Envelopes and  writing  pads Paper  cones
5% •  5%
 
B.67.3 B.67.4 B.67.5

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Teleprinter  rolls  (inter-leaven
B.67.6
40%
wilh  carbon  paper).
(a)  Cabronising  tissue, (b)  Carnauba  wax. (c)  Carbon black  (20%J. (a)  Crepe  kraft  paper.
20%
Paper laminated  hessian  bags. Printed  materials,  the  follow-
B.68 B.69
ing namely  :—
Art calendars
40%
B.69.1
(a)  Paper  (excluding  newsprint)  and  Boards, Tissue  paper,  Art  and  Chrome  paper  (white or  coloured)  Glazed  Mechanical  Printing  pa- per,  Wood-free  white  glazed  board,  Art  and Chrome  Boards,  stereo  flong/Matrix  Board, Cartridge  paper, Feather  weight  paper,  Bible paper,  Natural  tracing  paper.
The  items  at  (b)  in  col,  4  may together  be  imported  for  a value  upto  20%  of  licence value.
(b)  Polyester Film, Cellulose Acetate film, Panch- romatic  quality  Photographic  materials,  Or- thochloromatic  quality  Photographic materials,  separation  Negative  pan photographic  materials,  Zinc  sheets  or plates  including zinc sheets  for  block  making and  zinc  sheets and  plates  for  lithographs, Copper  plates.  Lino  and  Mono  metals, Printing  type.  Printing  materials,  Binding cloth,  highly  polished  aluminium  plates  for offset  printing.
(c)  Spare  parts  for  Printing, binding  machinery (upto  the extent  recommended  by Sponsoring authority  subject  to  a  maximum  limit  of (20%),
(a)  Same as against  item  B.69.1, (a)  Same  as  against  item  B.69.1/Newsprint  in-
35% 35%
B.69.2 B.69.3
cluding  Newsprint  of 30-40  GSM.
Art  and  illustrated  books Books, all types including reli- gious  books  but  excluding art  and illustrated  books.
Import  of  newsprint  against any  of  the  products  falling  in B.69.3  will not  be allowed  on nomination.
(o)  Same  as  against  item  B.69.1.
30%
Calendars,  diaries  &  other
B.69.4
printed  materials.
(a)  Same as against  item  B.69.1.
Playing  cards,  pictures  and 20%
B.69.5
advertising  materials.
Black  centered  playing card board  and  Bronze  powder will  be  allowed  against  ex- port  of  playing  cards.
File covers and file boards.  . 20%
B.69.6
(a)  Polyester film. (b)  Lacquered  board. (c)  Marble  paper. (d)  Quality  binding material's. (")  Quality  printing  materials. ( /)  Manila  and  glassine  paper. (g)  Gum  Arabic. (A)  Machinery  spares  (Upto  the  extent  recom-
mended  by  sponsoring  Authority).
(a)  Newsprint, including newsprint of  30-40 g.s.m.
50%
Journals & periodicals.
B.69.7
(a)  The  items  mentioned  in Col.  4  against  B.69.1  will also  be  allowed  against export of journals & periodi- cals.
(b) Impoi t  of  newsprint  against any  of  the  products  falling in B.69.7  will  not  be allow- ed on nomination.
(a)  Newsprint,  including  newsprint  of  30—40
Newspapers
30%
B.69.8
g.s.m.
(a)  The items mentioned  in Col, 4  against  B.69.1  will  also be  allowed  against  export of  newspapers.
( b) Import  of  newsprint  aganist any  of  the  products  falling in  B.69.8  will  not  be  allow- ed  on  nomination.
(a)  Chrome  coat  (cast  coated  paper),  cast  coated
40%
Cards  such  an greeting  cards
B.69.9
and  lacquered  boards.
and  picture post  cards.
(h)  Super-coated  paper. (c)  Hand-made  wall  paper, id)  Cover  paper  and  board.
The  items  mentioned  in  Col.  4 against  B.69.1.  will  also  be allowed  against  exports  of cards  such  as  greeting  cards & picture post cards.

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(e)  Embossed  paper  &  board.
(y)  White wood-free  glazed  board. (g)  Cartridge  paper. (h)  Olassine  paper. (0  Ivory cards. (j)  Wall  paper.

coloured  stamping  foils)  (10/„).
Stationery namely, the fallow-
B.70
ings :—
40%
B.70.1 Pencils  . . ..
(a)  Graphite. (b)  Ball Clay. (r)  Methyl  cellulose  &  its  salts,  except  sodium
carboxymethyl  cellulose.
(d)  Mutton tallow (25 %) (e)  Titanium dioxide (Rutile).
( /)  Slates for  pencil.
50%
Lead slips for  pencils  .
B.70.2
(a)  Graphite. (b)  Ball clay. (c)  Methyl  cellulose  &  its  salts,  except  sodium
carboxymethyl  cellulose.
(rf)  Mutton tallow (25%). (e)  Titanium  dioxide  (Rutile). ( /)  Carbon  black (other than banned  or restricted
grades).
(g)  Japan  vegetable  wax. (A)  Carnauba  wax. (i)  Candelolla  wax.
Carbon  paper
50%
B.70,3
(])  Expattos wax. (a)  Carbonising  tissue. (6)  Carbon  Black (20%). (c)  Carnauba  Wax,  Montan  Wax,  Synthetic
Waxes.
J0%
Duplicating stencil.
B.70.4
20%
Fountain  pen ink,  Typewriter
B.70.5
ribbon  ink.
(d)  Permissible  types of  Dyes & pigments (20%). (el  Victoria Pure Blue C.I.No. 42595 (10%). (o)  Stencil Tissue  paper. (b)  Nitro  cellulose (in the form  of  plastics). (r)  Ocenol, (a)  Tannic Acid. (A)  Oallic  Acid. (c)  Glycol  Ethers.
(d)  Para chlorometacsol  (10 %). (o)  Chlorobatal(10%).
20%
B70.6
( /)  Filter  paper. (a)  Pigments  (permissible  Items)  (20%), (6)  Carbon  black, (c)  Waxes. (d)  Uninked Nylon/Silk ribbon. (e)  Ribbon  spools for  special  machines.
Ink  pads,  correcting  fluids, Masking  Caps,  Blotting pads  and  such  other  items as may be approved  by  the Ministry of  Commerce.
( /)  Lead.
(g)  Machinery,  spares  (upto  the  extent  recom-
mended  by the sponsoring  Authority),
Typewriter  Ribbon  (Inked  or 50%
B.70.7
uninked).
Nomination  may  be  madr  in favour  of  a  manufacturer  of Cotton  Fabrics.
(a)  Carbon  black. (h)  Pigments (permissible items) (20%). (c)  Waxes. (d)  Uninked nylon/silk ribbon. (e)  Ribbon  spools  for  special  machine.
( /)  Victoria  pure  blue—C.I.  No.  42595 (10%).
10%
B.70.8 Ink tablets, writing inks, Rub- ber  stamp  inks  and  other miscellaneous  types of  inks not  elsewhere  specified.

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C.  PLASTICS
General Notes  : (1) Samples  of  Plastic  products (not  exceeding five in  num- ber)  may,  on  request,  be allowed to the  manufacturer exporter  or  nominee-manu- facturer  upto  5%  of  the import  replenishment  in- dicated  in  Col.  3 subject  to a limit  of  Rs.  800  against export  of  Plastics  goods provided  that  auch requests are  accompanied  by  an essentiality  certificate  from the Sponsoring  Authority  to the  effect  that  the  samples in  question  are  related  to the  licensee's  broad  line  of manufacture.
(2) Certain  Items  of  raw  mate- rials  Included  in  Col.  4  and Col.  5  more  particularly those  marked  with  an  aste- risk  are  covered  by  the Scheme  of  supply  of plastics  and  other  raw materials  at  International prices  Issued  by  Govt. These  raw  materials  are  not normally  permitted  to  be imported  notwithstanding their specific mention in CoL 4 or  5:  they  may be allowed to be  imported  only  to  the exceptional extent  permitted under  the said  Scheme.
(3) Moulds or  high carbon  high chromium  steel  for  moulds may be allowed to the extent of  J0%  of the  import  reple- nishment  indicated  In Col. 3 against the export of all pro- ducts in  this product  group, against  which  a specific  pro- vision  for  Import  of  moulds is not  indicated.
I.  RAW MATERIALS  :
Cellulose  acetate  moulding 40% ,  (a)  Cellulose  acetate  flakes.
C.I
powder.
(b)  Pigments and  dyes (permissible items) (5%). (c)  Stabilisers other than lead based and  stearates.
•{d)  Diethylphthallate  (DEP)(20%). •(c)  Dimethylphlhallate  (DMP)(20%).
No  entry Polystyrene Moulding pow-
C.2 C.3
der.
General  Purpose  Polystyrene High Impact  Polystyrene
10% 25%
C.3.1 C.3.2
(a)  Permissible Pigments. (a)  Hot  type  Styrene  Butadiene  Rubber. (b)  Permissible pigments (10%). (c)  T.B.C. (4 Tort-Buty) Cafechol (5 %). (d)  Heat  Transfer  Medium  (Sold  as  Eutectic Mixture  of  DIphenyl  Oxide  and  diphenyl, dowtherm  A,  Thermex,  diphyl  and  other trade names,
e)  Ultra-violet  absorbers  (e.g.  UV  9,)  TinuWn,
P.  Alkanolamln  233  etc.)
(/)  Organic chemicals for  Research  such as n-so- decyl  mercaptan  also  known  as  Lauryl  mer- captan  tetenac  SN  and  Catenae  310,  Tert- Butyl Hydroperoxide,
(g)  Catalysts. (A)  Polybutadicne  Synthetic  Rubber.
PVC Resin and  Compound  .
 
C.4 C.4.1 No  entry

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C.4.2 PVC  Compound
(i)  Rigid  Compound  .
60% (u)  PVC Resin. (A)  •Plasticizcrs including dloctyl phlhallate (DOP)
& di-iso-octyl phthallate (DIOP) (15 %).
(c)  Stabilisers  (other  than  lead  based  and  stea-
rates).
(d)  Pigments and  dyes (permissible  items) (10%). (e)  Titanium  dioxide (Rutile) (23%).
(//)  Flexible compounds
60% (a)  *PVC Resin. (b)  *PIasticlsers  Including  dioctylphthallate
(DOP)  and  di-iso-octyl  phthallate  (DIOP) (50%).
(cj  Stabilizers  (other  than  lead  based  and  stea-
rates).
(d)  Pigments and  dyes (Permissible items) (10%). (e) Titanium dioxide (Rutile) (25%).
C.5
Melaminc  formaldehyde 50%
moulding  powder.
(a)  Melamlne. (b)  Alpha cellulose pulp. (c)  Wood  pulp. (d)  Blue  Asbestos  (Chrysolite  and/or  Crocodo-
Iite)(10%).
Phcaol  formaldehyde  mould-
C.6
50%
ing powder.
CJ
Urea  formaldehyde  moulding 50%
powder.
(e)  Pigments and  dyes (permissible items) (10%) (a)  Peimisslble pigments (10%). (b)  Fillers (10%). (c)  Phenol. (d)  'Formaldehyde. (e)  Hexamlne (20%). (/)  •Paraformaldehyde  (20%). (#)  Titanium  dioxide (10%). (a)  *Urea(50%). (b)  "Formaldehyde (JO %). (c)  Permissible pigments (10%). (d)  Wood pulp (50%). (e)  Fillers (10%). (/)  Titanium  Dioxide (10%). Or)  Alpha Cellulose Pulp.
C.8
Plasticiscrs,  namely  DOP  * 60%
(Di-Octyl  Pthalate)
DIOP (Di-Iso-Octyl  Ptha-
late)
(a)  2-Etby.l  HexanoH (6)  Iso-Octanol  i tno/ (c)  Nonanol  f  6 U /° (d)  Alkol  J (e)  Pthallc  Anhydride  (40%)
DNP/fEH-Nonyl  Pthalate) DBP (Di-Butyl  Pthalate) DEP (Di-Ethyl  Pthalate)
DMP (Dl-Methyl  Ptha-
late) DIDP  (Dl-Iso-Octonal Pthalate)
DAP (Di-Alphanol  Pthalate) DAP (Di-Alfcl  Pthalate)
C.9.1 Polyster Resins
40% (a)  Phthalic  Anhydride  (10%) (b)  IsophthaHc  Acid  (10%) (cj  Terephthalic  Add  (10%) (d)  Tetra-hydro  phthalic  Anhydride  (10%) (e)  Di-ethylcne  glycol  (25%) (f\  Tri-ethylene  glycol (g)  Tri-mellite  Anhydride (>i)  Malelc Anhydride. ( /)  Maleic Acid, (j)  Tertiary  Butyl  Hydropcoxide
II.  MANUFACTURES
C.21 C.22
20% 40%
1,  Items  mentioned  against S.  No. (m)  A  (n)  wfil  be allowed  against  the  export of  Ball  point Pens only.
Expanded polystyrene products Fountain  Pens,  Ball  Point pens.  Sign  pens,  Fibre  tip pens  (all  types  and  Foun- tain  pen  nibs  (including stainless  ateel fountain  Pen nibs).
(a)  Styrene  Monomer. (a)  Acrylic plastic moulding materials. (b)  Cellulose  acetate  butyrate  moulding  powder. (c)  Cellulose  nitrate  lubes,  rods. (d)  Polypropylene moulding powder material. (e)  Vinyl  sacs/nylon  tubes  for  fountain  pens. (/)  Pen  points made of alloy. (p)  Aeromatic tube with press bar. (n)  Brass tubes (all sizes) rods and sheets (50%). (/)  Steel balls  1 mm & below for  refills for  ball-
pens.
(7)  Stainless steel  tubes for  pens and  ball  point
pens.

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(k)  Stainless  steel  coils/strips  26  to  34  gauge
width not exceeding 85mm (25 %),
(/)  Stainless steel/spring steel wire 15/32 SWG for
springs.
(m)  *Polystyrene  moulding  powder/material. (")  Ball  point  refills  (50%). (o)  Felt  Buff  (20%). (p)  Stainless steel/spring steel strips 4.18x0.51 mm
for  making  springs for  ball  pens.
(q)  Aluminium  sheets, tubes 99.99% pure. (/•) Aluminium  anodlsing colours (10%). (s)  Sliting cutters (High speed steel) upto 5.08mm diameter,  thickness  0.381mm  to  0.0762mm.
(0  Special tips for  ball point  pens (25 %). (")  Ball  point  pen  inks/Ink  pastes. (v)  Acrylic Fibre tips; ink  cartridges; Special ink
for  Sign pens.
(w)  SAN/ABS  Moulding  powder. (x)  PVC/Rubber  Sacs  and  Vacumatic  PVC/
Rubber  Sacs (10%).
(y)  Nylon  Moulding  Powder. (z)  Olasslne  paper,  Art  paper, Decorative  paper
(10%).
(aa)  Cellophane  paper  (2.5%). (ab)  Moulds  for  Fountain  pens,  Ball pens  and
parts thereof  (25 %)
(cic) Springless  Mechanism  for  Ball  Point  Pens
(10%).
(ad)  Nickel Anodes (10%) (ae)  Electroplating  salts  chemical  brightners  (10%) (af)  Monophenyl  Glycol  |
(ag)  Ketone Aldehyde Resin  y  (25%) (ah)  Victoria Blue base FAR  | (at)  Brass leaded  wire of diameter upto 2MM (50 %)
30%
C.23 Glass fibre reinforced  polyes- ters  and  irfanufactures  in- cluding helmets  and  spares like  straps,  braided  cord etc.
(a)  *Polyster resins.  (General  purpose)  ( (b)  Epoxy resins. (c)  Expanded  polystyrene beads (10%). (d)  Glass fibre in  various  forms  such  as  chopped strain,  Mat,  Roving,  Cheese  etc.  of  different specifications.
(e)  Catalysts and  accelerators (10%).
1) Against  export  of  producti made  out  of  glass  Fibre Reinforced  witn  Polyster Resin,  nomination  may  be allowed in favour  of a  manu- facturer  of  Polyster  Resin and  Glass Fibre.
(/)  Cellulose  acetate  sheets Acrylic sheets.  (25";;)
(g)  Pigment  and  Dyes  (permissible Items) (10%). (It) Silicon  mould  releasing  agents  ft  moulding
components (10%).
(/)  Metallic  zip  fasteners,  snap  fasteners  (four parts)  metal  fittings  such  as  buckles  00%).
(j)  Moulds  and  dies  for  helmets. (k)  Nylon,  Teryleno,  Linen  &  synthetic  sewing
threads (5%).
(/)  Synthetic Resins  (other  than  banned)  (15%). (in) SUting  cutter  wheels  Dimension  4'x6'  with
thickness 0.004* to 0.007'  (10%).
Laminates  (phenolic  Mela- 50%
C.24
mine).
(at  Meta  Cresol. (b)  Melamine. (c)  Under-lay  & overlay  papers. (d)  Adhesive coated  copper  foils. (e)  Coated  Aluminium  foils. (/)  Asbestos Mill board (10%). (g)  Dark  burnt  Turkey  umber. (h)  Molybdenum  di-sulphlde.

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(/)  Engraved cylinders (25%). (j)  Mirror  finish/Ground  finish  Chrome  plated
Thickness
stainless steel  shoets/platos  of  type 410 or type 430  in  the  thickness  of  about  3.2  mm  to 3.5  mm  of  the following  approximate  sizes  : 49-x98' 49'x74' 37'x62* 98'x38' 44'x84' 2490 mm x 1270  mm appro*. 2.5—3  mm ") 3110  mm x 1270  mm approx.  2.5—3  mm  y 3300 mm x 1350  mm approx.  2.5—4  mm  I 2540  mm x 1270  mm approx. 2.5—3  mm  J (upto 25 % of  the  face  value of licence).
(k)  Base Paper for  Waxing  Impregnating  Coating
and  Decorative  Paper  for  laminates  (25%).
(0  Phenol (15%).
(m)  Permissible pigments and Dyes (10%). (n) Polishing compound (10%).
C.25 Plastic bangles
40% (a)  Acrylic moulding  powder. (6)  Cellulose acetate flakes. (c)  •Polystyrene  moulding  powder/material. (d)  Cellulose  nitrate  sheets. (e)  Acrylic  plastic  sheets,  off  cuts,  rods,  tubes. (J)  Cellulose acetate film scrap. (g)  Pearl essence. (A) Dyes  &  pigments  (permissible  items  only)
(20%).
(0  Polyester films (15%).
(/)  Coloured  Aluminium  foils. (fc)  Butter  paper  & glassine paper  (10%). (/)  Glass beads, false pearls & glass chatons (25 %).
(m)  Cellulose  acetate  moulding  powder. (n)  Cellulose  acetate  butyrate  moulding  powder. (o)  Art  paper,  Art  board  & Decorative  paper  for
packing (10%).
O)  Copper ingot (10%).
(q)  Plastic thread (10%). (r)  Moulds (50%).
Plastic  denture  material  &
C.26
30% (a)  Acrylic monomer.
plastic dental  products.
50%
C.27
(a)  *PF  Moulding  powder,  UF  Moulding  pow- der,  PVC,  Resin/Compound,  Polystyrene moulding  powder  material  (75%).
Plastics  electrical  accessories, (UP,  PF,  PVC,  Polystyrene with/without  metallic  com- ponents.
(b)  Polyethylene  moulding  powder  (LDP/HDP)
(1) Not  more  than half  the value  of  entitlement  can  be utilised  for  import  of  mate- rials  other  than  mentioned at  (a)  &  (b)  in  Col.  No.  4.
(20%).
(c)  Copper ingots. (d) Zinc ingots. (e)  Phospher  Bronze  sheets strips. (/)  Wire flies (10%).
(g)  Neon bulbs & Line tester bulbs and  Indicator
lamps (10%).
(A)  Porcelain  base  for  switches,  sockets,  switch
sockets.
(0  Die  polishing  paper  (10%). (j)  Vulcanised fibre sheets for insulating purposes
(10%).
(k)  Thermostat electric controls (10%).
(/)  Spring  steel  wire/strips  (10%). (m)  CRCA  sheets,  Deep  drawing  quality  sheets. (n) Beryllium  copper  strips/sheets  (10%).
(o)  Moulds  and  dies  (50%).
 
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C.28 C.28.1
Plastics fabricated  products— Imitation  Jewellery
50% (a)  Acrylic sheets, offcuta,  tubes/rods. (b)  Cellulose  nitrate  and  cellulose acetate sheets. (c)  Glass chatons. (d)  Glass beads and false pearls. (e)  Giltlng  chemicals  (10%). (/)  Moulds (including rubber moulds) and rubber
discs (25%).
(g)  Drawing  paper,  displaycard,  ivory  card,
butter  paper,  tissue  paper  and  glassine paper  (10%).
(A)  ^Polystyrene  moulding  powder. (/)  Polyethylene  moulding  powder  (LDP) (10%).
(J)  Metal parts, findings and accessories. (k) PVC Sheets Supported  & Unsupported  (25%) (/)  PVC Foam  Leather  Cloth (25  %)
C.28.2 Hand  Bags  and  Purses
50% (a)  PVC  sheets,  supported  and  unsupported,
Expanded leather cloth or knitted cloth (50 "/„)
(b)  Polyurethane foam  sheets (10%). (c)  Polyester  sheets  supported  and  unsupported
(including metalised).
(1) Not  more  than  75%  of  the value  of  the  licence  may  be utilised  for  import  of  mate- rials  other  than  those  men- tioned at (a) & (b) of Col. 4.
(d)  Glass chatons (25%). (e)  Glass beads and false pearls (25%). (/)  Nylon  and  metal Zip fasteners (10%). (g)  Snap fasteners  (4 parts) (10%).
(h) Metal frames and fitting including locks handles
and decorative parts (10%).
(i)  Vinyl  threads  and  strips,  with  or  without
Nylon Inset (25%).
( j  )  Rafla  and  other  synthetic  threads  and  strips
10%).
C.28.3
50%
Other  PVC  fabricated  goods (including  protective  gar- ments).
(k)  Stamping foils (10%). (a)  PVC  sheets,  supported  or  unsupported, Expanded  leather  cloth  or  ordinary  cloth  or knitted  cloth (60%).
(b)  Polyester  sheets, supported  and  unsupported,
Including metalised.
(1) Not  more  than  75%  of  the value  of  the  licenco  may  be utilised  for  import  of  mate- rials  other  than  those  men- tioned  at  (a) of Col. 4.
(c) Nylon  or  metal Zip fasteners  (10%).
(d)  Snap fasteners  (4 parts) (10%). (e)  Metal  frames  &  fitting  including  locks  handl es  and
decorative parts (10%).
(/)  Vinyl thread  & strips  with  and  without  nylon
inset (25%).
C.29
(g)  Nylon sewing threads (10%). (h) Polyure  thene  foam  sheeting  (10%). (/)  Stamping  foil  (10%).
C.29.1
40% (a) Low Density  Polyethylene moulding  powder. (b) High Density Polyethylene moulding powder, (cj *Polystryrene  moulding  power, (rf) *Urea formaldehyde  moulding  powder/Phenol/
Melamine.
I Plastics moulded and extruded goods  (including  products fabricated  therefrom,  not elsewhere  specified),  & vacuum formed  products— (A)  Plastics  moulded  and extruded  goods,  not elsewhere  specified  made from  materials  other  than those  mentioned  under C.29.1  (B).
(1) In  the  case  of  products manufactured  out  of  any  of the  moulding  materials  at (c),  (d)  &  (aa)  of  Col.  4 not  more  than  30%  of  the value  of  the  licence  may  bo imported  to  the  extent  per- mitted  in  Col.  4.
•  50%
i
(e) PVC resin  and  compound. (/)  Cellulose acetate  moulding  powder. (g) CAB moulding powder, ft)  Cellulose acetate flakes. (0  Acrylic  moulding  powder/rods/tubes/sheets/
offcuts.
i
(B)  Plastics  moulded  and  ex- truded  goods  of  Polyethy- lene,  Polystyrene,  Urea, Phenol,  Melamine,  formal- dehyde,  PVC  &  Cellulose acetate  moulding  powders, f compounds.
(2) Release  orders  for  supply of  materials  at  (c),  (d)  & (aa)  of  Col.  4 will  be  issued only  against  export  of  pro- ducts  made  from  each- material.
(3) Velveteen  (25%)  will  be allowed  only asainst  exports of plastics jewellery boxes.
(J) Polyamide moulding powder. (k) Polypropylene moulding  powder. (/)  PTFE resins, filled and  unfilled, (m) Pigments (permissible items) (10%). (n) Organic solvents (permissible items) (10%). (o) Top & base lacquers. (p) Silk screens, celling cloth (10%). Ojr) Art paper, art board & decorative paper (10%).

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(/•)  Moulds & dies (50%). (,T)  Other Plastics moulding powders not mentioned
above.
(t)  Plasticdecoratives foils  (10%). (u)  Stamping foils (10%). (v)  Bronze powder (10%). (w)  Titanium  dioxide (10%). (x)  ABS/SAN moulding  powder/granules. (y)  Epoxies.
\(z)  Polycarbonates. (aa)  *DOP,  DIOP  plasticisers  (against  export  of
PVC products) (25%).
(aft)  Synthetic Monofilament  yarn (10%). (ac)  Dispersions (Pigmented  and  unpigmented)
00%).
(4) Against  export  of  view- masters,  import  of  picture slides  in  reels/recls/Storeos copic  Special  paper for  sterecscopic  reels  and Plastic  optical lens for view- master  may  also be allowed. (5) Cold  drawn  free  cutting steel rods (10%) and Nickel/ cadmium  anodes  (10%)  will bo  allowed  against  plastic buckets,  wash  basins  &  bi- cycle pedals.
(ad)  Medium  Density  Polythylene  Moulding  Powder
(6) Phosphor  bronze  strips  will bo allowed  against export  of plastics  flash  light  and  toilet sheets.
(7) Pencil  sharpener  blades  will be allowed  against export of plastic  pencil  sharpeners. (8) Import of 110 rubber nipples may  be  allowed  within  the licence  value  aganist  every 100 feeding  bottles  exported with nipples.
(9) Against  export  of  products covered  under  C.29.1  (B), the  following  will  be  al- lowed :—
(a)  PTFE  shrink  fit  roll
covers,
(ft)  Plastomatrix  moulding matorial-phenolic sheets, (c)  PVDC  coated  polyester
film.
(d)  PTFE  Impregnated
Glass  Cloth.
( 10) Synthetic Monofilament yarn (10%).  against  export  of Plastic Dolls.
(C)  Gramophone  Records  and 40% (a)  L.P.  Biscuit  material  (PVC  Compounds/
C.29.1
Copolymersl.
Accessories.
(ft)  Photographic  Process  plates/films. (c)  Blank  Lacquer  Recording discs. (d)  Sodium  Cyanide 96/98%. (e)  Professional  Magnetic tapes. f)  Matrix-shells  made  of  metal/pre-recording
tapes.
(g)  Litho  Positivcs/Negativcs/Colour  transparen-
cies/Block. (h)  Nickel  anodes, (r)  Nickel Pellets.
(1)  Copper,  unwrought. (k)  Round  Camel  hair  brushes  (upto  Rs.  100 for
each  quarter.)
C.29.2 PVC  rigid  and flexible pipes, conduits  profiles  Sections (Hollow  and  flat)
(/)  Rigid pipes  conduits
60%
(ii) Flexible pipes conduit?.  . 60%
(a)  PVC resin, (ft)  Pigments & Dyes (permissible items) (10%). (c)  Stabilizers (other than lead  based and stearates). id)  Modifiers and chelatising Agent (10%). (e)  PVC Compound. (a)  PVC resin. (b)  *Plasticisers including dioctyl Phthallate (DOP)
and  diso-octyl  Phthallate  (DIOP) (60%).
(c)  Stabilisers (other than lead based and stearates). (d)  Pigments and Dyes (Permissible items) (10%). (a)  PVC CompouDd.
PVC Foam  products  ,  , 50%
C.29.3
(a)  PVC resin, (b)  Tlasticisers including DOP & DIOP. (c)  Stabilisers (other than  lead based  and  stearat-
es).

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C.29.4
50%
Vacuum formed  products
C.29.5 (1)  PoIyethylene/Poly-propylene 50%
films,  sheets,  bags  and woven bags  and sacks.
id)  Blowing  agents  (10%). (e)  Tricresyl phosphate. ( /)  Pigments and Dyes (permissible items) (5 %) (a)  ^Polystyrene  Moulding powder. (b)  High Density Polyethylene. (c)  Low density  Polyethylene. (d)  PVC resin. (e)  Cellulose acetate sheets (forming grades). ( /)  Acrylic sheets (a)  Polyethyelene moulding powder  (LDP/HDP). (b)  Permissible  pigments (10%). (c)  Dies  (50%).
C.29.5
40%
(W) Polypropylene films, shoots ana woven  bags and sacks
(a)  Polypropylene (6)  Permissible pigments (10%). (c)  Dies (50%).
C.29.6 Polyetheylene  Rigid  and  Fle- 50%
xible Pipes conduits.
C.29.7 Plastic sequins
30%
Metallised  plastics
C.30
50%
(a)  Polyetheylene Moulding Powder (LDP/HDP). (b)  Permissible  pigments  (10%). (c)  Dies (50%). (a)  Cellulose acetate films/sheets. (b)  Bismuth  oxycblorlde. (c)  Polyester films/sheet. (a)  Acrylic  Moulding  Powder. (6)  Cellulose Acetate Butyrate  Moulding  powder
(40%).
(c)  Other permissible  plastics moulding  powder.
(40%).
(d)  Cellulose Nitrate Sheets. (")  Acrylic  Plastics  sheets,  off-cuts,  rods,  tubes.
( /)  Cellulose  acetate  Film  scrap. (s)  High  Impact  polystyrene sheets  "] (A)  High  Density  Pofythylene  sheets  }  25% (/)  PVC rigid  sheets  J
(j)  Pearl Essence. (10%)
(it)  Dyes and Pigments (permissible items) (10%).
( /)  Polyester Films. (m)  Tungston  wlre/fllaments.
(n)  Molybdenum  strips/shoets/boatn. (o)  Pure aluminium wire (99.99 % pure). (p)  Top lacquers, base lacquers and Thinners suit-
able for  Plastic metallising.
(q)  Bismuth Oxychlorlde, (r)  Silicon  Monoxide. (s)  Magnesium Fluoride. (/)  Silicone Fluid. (")  Zinc Sulphide. (v)  Gilting  Chemicals (10%). (w)  Aluminium  foils  with  gold  colour. (x)  Glass beads, false  pearls and  glass cbatons
(25%).
O)  Art  paper,  art  board  and  decorative  paper
for packing (10%).
(r)  Dies  and  Moulds  (50%).
 
(jaa) Glassine paper (10%). {ab) Stamping foils (10%). (ac) Polyvinyl Butyral Resin  (10%). (ad)  GuttaPercha  (10%). iae)  Selenium  Metallic Powder. (qf)  Chlorinated Diphenyl (25 %). (ag)  ^Polystyrene  Moulding  Powder

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50%
C.31 C.31.1
Nomination  may  be  made  in favour  of  a  manufacturer  of spectacle  hinges,  screws, joints,  fronts  and  sides.
(a)  Cellulose  Nitrate Sheets.  (1) (b)  Cellulose Acetate  Sheets/Offcuts. (c)  Side  reinforcing  wire. (d)  Hinges, Joints and Rivets  (25%). (e)  Aluminium  alloy  sheets,  wires  and  strips. ( /)  Rolled  Gold  &  Gold  rilled  wires,  strips,
Spectacles & Spectacle Frames Plastics  Spectacle  Frames, Composite  Frames  and Components  and  Spare parts  such  as  Hinges, Screws,  Joints,  Fronts  and Sides.
Tubes  and  components.
(g)  Brass/nickel  silver  wires  strips  and section.
).
(A) Stainless steel  wires upto,3MM  Diameter (25 % (i)  Metallic Fronts (un-hinged), parts (unhinged), Screws, nuts  and  trims. Sides  (unhinged).
(j)  Pumice Polishing Powder and Polishing Com-
ponents  and  compounds.
(k)  Polishing/wooden plastic pegs (5 %).
( /)  Felt bobs (25%).
(in)  Sodium Cyanido
(n  Potassium Cyanide (o  Nickel Anode  (10%) (p  Copper Anode  V (q  Gold salt (r)  Silver salt
(s)  Aluminium fronts  (unhinged),  parts (unhing- ed), sides (unhinged) screws,  nuts and trims.
(O  Stamping foil (10%). (u)  Moulds and dies (50%). (a)  Same items as shown against  C.31.1  (
50%
C.31.2 Spectacle  Frames  including composite  frames  and  Sun Goggles fitted  with Lenses/ Glasses.
1) Nomination may be  raadoin favour  of  a  manufacturer of  spectacle  hinges,  screws, joints,  fronts  and  sides. 1.2) Glare  glasses  will  be  allow- ed to the extent  of  105 pairs of  glare  glasses  for  every 100 pairs  of spectacles fram- es  fitted  with  glare  glasses
Moulded  Spectacle  Frames 50%
C.31.3
including Sun Goggles.
(a)  Cellulose Acetate  Moulding  Powder/Granules \b)  CAB Moulding  powder (c)  Side Reinforcing  wire (d)  Nickel Silver Wires, Strips and  Sections (a)  Hinges, Joints and Rivets (25 %) (f)  Pumice  Polishing  Compositions  and  com-
(l)Not  more than  25% of  the value  of  the  licence  may be  utilised  for  import  of materials  other  than  Cel- lulose  Acetate  Moulding powder.
pounds.
(g)  Polishing/Wooden  pegs (5%) (A)  Felt Bobs (25%)
(2) Glare  glasses will be  allow- ed  to  the  extent  of  105 pairs  of  glare  glasses  for every  100  pairs  of  spec- tacles  frames  fitted  with glare glasses
PVC  Leather  Cloth  and
C.32.
Sheeting.
60%
Foam  leather  cloth  and
C.32,1
sheeting.
(a)  PVC resin, all grades (b)  Stablisers other than lead  based and  stearates (c)  Permissible  pigments  including  microlitb
colours (10%).
(d)  Aluminium  flakes/powder (e)  *Plastitisers DOP, DIOP, DAP (30%) (/)  Plasticlsers DOS, DOA, BBP, TCP  Polymeric Plasticiser  Chlorinated  Paraffin,  Dutrex (Secondary Plasticisers (50%).
(g)  Titanium  dioxide  Rutile  and  Anatase (h)  Solvents (other than  banned) (0  PVC/PVA  P  Copolymer U)  'Acrylic  resins (10%) (k)  Santaver  A  Santocel  54  and  other  anti-
oxidaots(10%).
(/)  Polyterpine  resins (10%)
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(it)  Nitrile  rubber (u)  Carbon  black (permissible  items) (p)  Desmodar  L and  other  Bonding agent (q)  Polyester fllm (10%) (/•)  Latex Impregnated  Paper (s)  Fungitrol(10%) it)  Ultraviolet  absorbers (u)  Embossing  rollers (v)  Fillers (20%) (V)  Isocyanates/rnodified  Jsocyanates \x)  Polyurethane  Resins (y)  Rubber  Rollers and  Blankets (10%) (z)  Special Siliconc lubricant  viz.
(/)  Mono  Glyccorine Esters.  ") (il)  Bis Stearamido Waxes. (iil)  High  Molecular  Weight  Alkyl Esters. (lv)  Synthetic  Waxes  derived  from  High  | (10%)
Molecular  Weight  Alcohol.
(ad)  Composite  paper  cartons  for  packing  pur-
poses (5 %),
(ab)  Release  paper/fabric  upto  52"  width  (10%)
C.32.2
40% Same  as  against  C.32.1.  except  blowing  agents
PVC  Leather  cloth  (other than  foam  leather  cloth).
Rigid  PVC sheoting  .
C.32.3
50% (a)  Same  as  against  Item  C.32.1  except  blowing  (1)
agents,
The following materials may also  be  imported  against export  of  rigid  PVC sheeting:- Mirror finish stain- less  steel  sheets/plates  of type 410 or type 430 in the thickness of about  3.2  mm to 3.5 mm of the  following approximate  sizes 49'x98* 49-x74- 37-x62' 98-x38' 44*x84*
Thickness  -i
r  (2490  mmxl270  mm [  approx2,5—3  mm. (3110  mmxl270  mm approx 2,5—3 mm. 3300  mm.  xl35O  mm
Approx 4 mm. t  2540  ram  x 1270  mm Approx 2,3—3  mm,
upto  25 percent  of  the face value  of  the  licence).
C.32.4
55% (a)  Same as against  item  C.32.1
PVC  Sheeting  (other  than Foam  sheeting  and  rigid sheeting) including paper based  PVC sheeting.
Asbestos Floor  tiles
C.32.5
50% (a)  Asbestos  Chrysotile
Vinyl  floor  tiles
C.32.6
30% (a)  PVC  Resin  including  PVC  Copolymer  Resin (b)  Chrysotile  Asbestos  (Quebec  specifications
7/R).
(c)  Permissible pigments (10%)
(d)  Stabilisers
C.33 Linoleums
Felt based  . . ..
C.33.1
40% (a)  Felt base (b)  Permissible  pigments/Dyes  (10%) (c)  Titanium  dioxide (d)  Llthopone (e)  Carbon black, Cosmos II and Excelsior bends (/)  Congo gum (g)  Rotothinner (h)  Whiting (25%) (/)  Printing blocks (j)  Chilled  Iron  Rollers  Cellenders  or  any  other
type.

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(k)  Troweller India rubber bonds
(/)  Steel  band  conveyer  40.64  mm  wide  for
cellenders(25%).
(m)  P.O. Red  oxide (20%)
in)  Linseed oil (50%)
(o)  Engraved  Priming  Rolls
(a)  Same  as  against  item  C.33.1
C.33.2 Jute  based  . . .. 10%
Polyethylene/Jute  Combina-
C.34
tions.
20% (a)  Extrusion Coating Grade Polyethylene Mould-
C.34.1
ing powder/granules.
Direct  extrusion  coated  direct hot  melt  roller  coated  Jute Goods.
Others  . . ..
(a)  Polyethylene Moulding  powder/granules
C.34.2
10%
20%
C.34.3
(a)  Polyethylene  Moulding  materials (b)  Extrusion Coating Grade Polyethylene Mould-
Ing  powder/granules.
Polyethylene  lined jute  goods (Polyethylene  laminated  to Jute  with  Polyethylene Powder).
(a)  Polyethylene  Moulding  powder
10%
C.34.4 Polyethylene  Lined  Jute Goods  (Polyethylene  lami- nated  to  juto  with  an adhesives).
20% (a)  Same  as  against  Item  C.32,1
PVC coated jute  bags  .
C.35
Elastic 1 uggage holder grip  . 20%
C.36
40%
C.37 Plastic  brushes,  all  sorts  ex- cluding  moulded  brushes.
(a)  Polyamlde  moulding  powder (b)  CAB  moulding  powder
(c)  Nickel silver strips (25 %)
(d)  Nickel  silver  crimped  wire  (25%)
(")  Brass  crimped  wire  (25%)
(/)  Phospher  bronze crimped wire (25 %)
(g)  Imitation  badger  bristles  (50%)
(A)  *Polystryrene
(/)  *Urea formaldehyde  moulding powder
(])  Mexican fibre  (10%)
(A)  Stamping foils  (10%)
(0  Polyethylene  (LD/HD)
Polyurethane  foam  and  Its 50%
C.38
products.
(a)  Polyestet/Polyether
(b)  Propylene Oxide
(c)  Isocyanates
(d)  Activators; modifiers,  tertiary  amines, special dispersing  and  emulsifying  agents,  Catalysts, Silicon  compounds,  Prepolymer,  Isocyannate modified  Polyester/Desmocoll.Tris  (1,3 — dJchloroisopropyl)  phosphate-, Oxitol  (20%).
20% (a)  Nitro  Cellulose in  chipform
Nitro Cellulose cloth  .
C.39
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(c)  Permissible Pigments (10 %0
(a)  Acrylic  Sheet  scrap
35% Acrylic Sheets
C.40
(b)  Methyl  Methacrylate  Monomer.
(a)  Polyethylene  Moulding  Powder  (LD).
Polyethylene Coated  fabric/paper 10% C.-U
40% All other plastics  manufactures C.51
not specified  elsewhere.
(a)  "Polystyrene  Moulding  Powder (b)  •UF/rPF  Moulding  powder (c)  Other  plastics  moulding  powder/granules viz.  ABS,  SAN, Polypropylene,  Polycarbo- nate, Polyesters, Acrylics, PTFE, Polyamides
D  LEATHER  & LEATHER  GOODS & OTHER  ANIMAL PRODUCTS  :
Leather  the following  namely D.I
3% Dill:
(1) Sales  of  Leather  goods  fall- ing  under  S.  Nos.  D.2.1 and  D.2.2  viz.,  Foot-wear, Handbags,  belts,  purses  etc. made  to  foreign  tourists may  also  be  considered  for grant  of  import  replenish- ment  subject  to  the  pres- cribed  procedure  on  such sales  being  followed.
(a)  Preventol  liquid  Antimol  Para  Chlore Meta  Crosol  (PCMC) para  Nitro  phenol. (b) Bating  Materials  including  Enzymatic  de-
hairing and soaking materials (25 %).
(c)  Synthetic tanning  Agents(10%). (d)  Leather Thickness  Measuring  Gauges  (5 %).
Vegetable  tanned  leathers  all soits, known in the trade as E.I.  Tanned,  semi-tanned, partially  tanned,  half  tan- ned,  protanned  hidos  and skins and crust loathor.
(e)  Electrical  Trimming knives (2%).
(/)  Shaving Machinos Blades  skudrng and Flesh- ing  Machine  knives  and  Band  knives  for splitting machines  (25%).
(1) At  loast  2/3rd  of  import replenishment  entitlement should be used only  for  the import  of  machinery,  tools and  equipment  for  balanc- ing,  modernisation  and  au- thorisedexpansion.  For this portion  of the  entitlement no  nomination  will  be allowed  in favour  of  other manufacturers.  This portion of  the  import  replenish- ment  entitlement  would  be allowed  to be  accumulated for  a period not  exceeding 3  yeara.
(2) Nomination  for  remaining portion  of  entitlement  may be  made  in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of  :— 1.  Preventol. 2.  Parachlorometa  Cresol. 3.  Sodium  Pcnta  Chloro phenates.
4.  Para  Nitro  Phenols. 5.  Bating  Materials. 6.  Synthetic Tanning Agents such  as  Pretanning  Syn- tans  Bleaching  Syntans and Replacement Syntans.
7.  Sodium Sulphide. 8,  Boric Acid. 9.  Ammonium Chloride. 10.  Ammonium Sulphate. 11.  Wattle Extract. 12.  Myrobaian  Extract.

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SECTION  H—contd.
2
3 1
D.1.2
6%
5
4
(3) The  licensing  authority  may also  allow  other  auxiliaries used  in  the  manufacture  of the  products  mentioned  in Col.  2 subject  to  indigenous clearance by the DGTD  and also  subject  to  a  maximum of  Rs.  1,000/-  only,  within the  overall  value  of  the Licence.
(4) A  manufacturer  of  the  pro- ducts  mentioned  in  Col.  2 may  on  roquost,  be  allowed to  utilise  his  import  licence under  this policy for  the im- port  of  raw  materials  men- tioned  in  Col.  4  against  SI. No.  D.I.4  upto  the  extent of  25%.  The  face  value limits indicated  against vari- ous  items  in  col.  4  against SI.  No.  D.1.4  wilf  be calculated  with  reference  to the  aforesaid  25%.
(a)  Prevontol  liquid  I,  Antimol,  Para  Chlore Meta  Crosol  (PCMC)  Santobrite  Sodium Penta Chlore Phenate, Para Nltro  Phanol. (b)  Bating  materials  including  Enzymatic  de-
hairing  &  soaking  materials  (25%).
Tanned  hides  and  skins, Chrome  tanned  (chrome tanned  blue  hides  and skins),  other  than  chrome crust leather.
(c)  Calcium  Formate  Sodium  Phlhalate (25 %). (il)  Sodium Hydrogen Sulphide (25 %). (")  Synthetic Tanning agents (10%). m  Formic Acid (15%). (g)  Shaving  Machines  Blades,  Skudding  and Fleshing Machine knives and Band Knives for splitting machines (25 %).
(1)  At  least  2/3rd  of  Import replenishment  entitlement should  be  used  only  for the  import  of  machinery, tools  and  equipment  for balancing,  modernisation and  authorised  expansion. For  this  portion  of  the entitlement no nomination svill  be  allowed  in  favour of  other  manufacturers. This  portion  of  the import  replenishment  en- titlement  would  be  allow- ed  to  be  accumulated  for a  period  not  exceeding 3 years.
(2) Nomination for the remaining portion  of  the  entitlement may be made in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of;—
1.  Preventol.
2  Parachlorometa CrcsoJ.
3.  Sodium  Panta  Chloro Phcnates.
4.  Para  Nitro  Phonols.
5.  Bating  Materials,
6.  Synthetic Tunning Agents such  as  Pretanning  Syn- tans,  Bleaching  Syntans and  Replacement  Syn- tans.
7,  Sodium  Sulphide.
8.  Boric Acid.
9.  Ammonium  Chloride.
10.  Ammonium Sulphate.
11.  Formic Acid.
12.  Basic Chromium  Sulphate.
13.  Sodium Formate.
14.  Calcium Formate.
15.  .'Jodiuiv Phthalate.

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2
5
3
4
16.  Sodium  Thio  Sulphate. 17.  Sodium  Bisulphite.
(3) The licensing  authority  may also  allow  other  auxiliaries used  in  the  manufacture  of the  products  mentioned  in Col.  2  subject  to Indigenous clearance by the DGTD ?. id also  subject  to  a  maximum of  Rs.  1,000/-  only,  within the  overall  valuo  of  the licence.
(4) A  manufacturer  of  the  pro- ducts  mentioned  in  Col. 2 may, on  request, be  allowed to  utilise  his  import  licence under  this  policy  for  im- port  of  raw  materials  men- tioned  in  Col,  4  against  SI. No.  D.1.4. up  to the  extent of  25%.  The  face  value limits  indicated  against  the various  items  In  Col.  4 against  SI.  No.  D.1.4  will be  calculated  with  reference to  the  aforesaid  25%.
Tanned,  hides  &  Skins,
(a)  Prevented  Liquid  I, Antimol,  Para  Chloro Meta  Crosol  (PCMC) Para Nitro  Phenol.
D.I.3
8%
(1) Nomination may be made in favour  of  a  manufacturer of:—
Chrome  Tanned crust  leather.
(b) Bating  materials  Including  Enzymatic  dehair-
1.  Preventol. 2.  Parachloromato Cresol. 3.  Sodium  Penta  Chloro
ing  and  soaking  materials  (25 %).
phenates.
(c)  Calcium  Formate.  Sodium  Phthalate  (25%).
4.  Para  Nltro  Phenols. 5.  Bating Materials, 6.  Synthetic  Tanning Agents such  as  Pretanning Syn- tans,  Bleaching  Syntans and Replacement Syntans.
{d) Sodium Hydrogen  Sulphide (25%).
(")  Synthetic Tanning agents (10%).
7.  Sodium  Sulphide. 8.  Boric Acid. 9.  Ammonium Chloride, 10.  Ammonium  Sulphate, 11.  Wattle  Extract.
( /)  Formic Acid (15%).
(g)  Cod oil and  Sulphonated  Products (25%).
12.  Myrobalan  Extract. 13.  Formio  Acid. 14.  Basic Chromium Sulphate 15.  Sodium  Formate. 16.  Calcium Formate.
(A)  Other  Pish  oils  and  their  Sulphonated  pro-
ducts (25%).
17.  Sodium Phthalate. 18.  Sodium  Thlo  Sulphate. 19.  Sodium  Bisulphite.
(/)  Sperm oil and its sulphonated products (25 %).
20.  Cutch  Extract. 21.  Acid,  basic  and  direct dyos, Premetallised  Dyes. 22.  Reactive  Dyes,  Solvent
(])  Neatsfoot  oil  and  Its  sulphonated  products
Dyes.
(25%).
23.  Sulphonated  Vegetable
Oil.
24.  Sulphonated  Fish  Oil. 25.  Sulphonated  Neats  Foot
(k)  Shaving  Machine  Blades,  Skudding  and Fleshing  Machine knives and  band knives for Bpliitlng Machines (25 %).
Oil.
26.  Sulphonated  Sperm  Oil. 27,  Synthetic  Deterrents
(/)  Dyes (15%) tho following  :~

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/511
SECTION  n—contd.
1  2 3
4
5
C.I.  No.
Description
.  20261
C.I. Acid Black 82
C.I.  Acid Blue 161
.  15706
C.l. Acid Blue 36
.  29115
(2) The licensing  authority  may also  allow  other  auxiliaries used  in  the  manufacture  of products in Col. 2 subject  to indigenous  clearance  by DGTD and  also subject to a maximum  of  Rs.  1,000/- only,  within  the  overall value  of  the  licence.
C.I. Acid Brown  143  ,
.  20260
.  13260
C.I. Acid Brown 265  .
C.I. Acid  Green 49
C.I. Acid  Green  12
.  13425
•
C.I. Acid Black 83
C.I.  Acid  Brown  144  .
.  14295
C.I. Acid Brown  145  ,
.  13280
C.I. Acid Orange 61  .
.  19320
(3) A  manufacturer  of  the  pro- ducts  mentioned  in  Col.  2 may  on  request  be  allowed to  utilise  his  import  licence under  this  policy  for  import of  raw materials  mentioned in  Col.  4  against  SI.  No. D.I.4  upto  the  extent  of 25%.  The  face  value  limits indicated  against  various items  hi  Col.  4  against  SI. No.  D.I.4  will be  calculated with  reference  to  the  afore- said  25%.
C.I. Acid  Orange 72  ,
.  18740
C.I. Acid Brown  146  .
.  26531
.  23310
C.I. Acid Yellow 86  .
.  16055
C.I. Acid Violet 56
•
18810
C.I. Acid Red  186
*
.  19115
C.I. Add  Red 198
8735
C.I. Add  Red 180
C.L  Acid Blue 133
C.I. Add  Red 234
C.I. Acid Red 235
C.I. Acid Red 236
C.I. Acid Brown  159  .
C.T. Acid Brown  160  . *
C.I. Acid Brown  161  .
C.I.  Acid Brown  162  .
C.I. Acid Brown  163  .
C.I. Acid  Yellow 38  .
.  "  .5135
C.I. Acid Orange 3
10385
16240
C.I. Acid Orange 28  .
C.I.  Acid  Orange 95  . •
C.I. Acid Blue 60
C.I. Acid Blue 90
,  42655
C.I. Acid  Green 48
C.I.  Add  Brown  311  .
•  •
 
•

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SECTION  II—contd.
1  2 3
4
5
.  23265
•  •
t
.  30336 .  44025 •  • * .  35660
* •
4  *
+  #
*  •
*  *
*  *
t
•  •  •
.  ,
•  *  *
•
•  *
,  # .  26550 *  . •
.  w
m  •
•  • t m •
.  ,
p  #
*  *
m  m
•  •
•  *
• .  27070 .  44075 .  44060 .  25010 .  17560 10415 .  24800 .  34905 ,  20250 .  34900 .  20255
"  • •  • • •  • •
C.I. Acid Brown 126  . C.I. Acid Brown 236  . C.I. Acid Brown 276  . C.I. Acid Brown 188  . C.I. Acid Brown 277  . C.I. Acid Brown 130  . C.I. Acid Brown 303  . C.I. Acid Red 111 C.I. Acid Brown 237  . C.I. Acid Black 50 C.I. Acid Black 76 C.I. Acid Black 94 C.I. Acid Green 16 C.I. Mordant Brown 79 C.I. Direct Brown 31 C.I. Mordant Brown 31 C.I. Acid Brown 279  . C.I. Aold Yellow 11  . C.I. Acid Red 216 C.I. Acid Red 215 C.I. Acid Rod 262 C.I. Acid Rod 217 C.I. Acid Blue 127 C.I. Acid Green 40 C.I. Acid Green 60 C.I. Bask Yellow 13  . C.I. Basic Orange 37  . C.I. Basic Brown 13  . C.I. Basic Orange 38  . C.I. Basic Red 27 C.I. Basic Red 44 C.I. Basic Violet 30  . C.I. Basic Violet 31  . C.I. Basic Blue 72 C.I. Basic Blue 3 C.I. Acid Orange 51  . C.I. Acid Brown  165  . C.I. Acid Blue 134 C.I. Acid Green 26 C.I. Acid Orange 78  . C.I. Direct Blue 59 C.I. Acid Violet 80 C.I. Acid Yellow 96  . C.I. Acid Black 26 C.I. Add Blue 86 C.I. Acid Blue 88 C.I. Direct Brown 206 C.I. Acid Black 84 C.I. Acid Brown 103  . C.I. Acid Red 154 C.I. Acid Brown 75 C.I. Acid Brown 8 C.I. Acid Brown 85 C.I. Acid Brown 84 C.I. Acid Brown 325  . C.T. Acid Brown 249  . C.I. Acid Green 26
 
•

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12,1895  390/513
SECTION  II—conid.
1  2 3  4
5
C.I. Acid Black  173   .
C.I. Acid Brown 92                      .   36020
C.I. Acid  Yellow 141
C.I. Direct Brown 101                   .   31740
C.I. Direct Brown 80                    .   20210
C.L  Direct Red  113   .                .   17880
C.I. Direot Brown 33                    .   35520
C.I. Add  Brown 324  .
C.I.  Acid Black  139  .
Mixture of:
C.I. Acid Brown  88    .                    17595
C.I. Acid Brown  87    .                .   17596
C.I. Direct Brown 37                    .   20090
Mixture of:
C.I. Add  Brown 92                      .   36020
C.I. Acid Brown 85                      .   34900
C.I. Direct  Orange 39                  .   40215
C.I. Direct or Green  6 ,               .   30295
C.I. Acid Brown 8                           13000
C.I. Acid  Orange 7                     .   15510
Mixture of:
C.I. Acid Orange 7                      .   15510
C.I. Add  Brown 8                       .   13000
C.I. Acid  Green 12                     .   13425
C.I. Acid  Yellow  142  .         *     *    *  *
Mixture of:
C.I.  Acid  Black  69                   .   30260
C.I.  Aoid  Black  47                   .   56055
C.I.  Acid  Black  48                   .   65005
C.I.  Acid  Brown  8                    .   13000

C.  I.  Hue  No.
Acid  Violet  21  .
C.I.  No. .  42580
Diroct  Brown  214
*  *  • •
Direct  Black  126
Mixture of 40000 30245 30235 30295 23375 30365 30140 • .
Acid  Yellow  155
Acid  Orange  108  .  .
A dd  Orange  107
Acid  Red  279  .
Acid  Red  275
Acid  Red  277
*  *  * • •  "  * * •  •  • *
A dd  Red  281
Aoid  Violet  95  . ..
*  *  • •
Acid  Brown  328  .
Acid  Brown  250
Acid  Brown  253
•  -  • • •  *  • *
Acid  Black  138  .
Acid  Orange  56  .
.  22895
Acid  Green  5  . ..
.  42095
Acid  Green  22  ,  ,
.  42170
Basic  Yellow  21  .

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SECTION U—contd.
1  2 3
4
5
.  48040 *  • •
*
.  50420
•  * • •
•  • • *  * < • •  - , •  * •
•  *  *
•  *  *
•  •
*  * • •  • • •  • • .  45100 .  42660 ,  24820 .  18950 .  22870 34210 . *
9  •  •
m  •  '
*  *  •
 
Basic Yellow 29 . Basic Orange 28 Basic Orange 22 Basic Red 25 Basic Red 23 Basic Violet 19  . Basic Violet 20  . Basic Blue 54 Basic Green 6 Acid Black 2 Acid  Orange 47 . Acid Red  120  . Acid  Brown 150 Acid  Brown 52  . Acid Brown 238 Acid Brown 151 Acid  Brown 239 Acid Brown 147 Acid Brown 232 Add  Green 73 Acid Brown 283 Basic Yellow 32  . Basic Brown 14 . Basic Red 59 Basic Red 54 Basic Red 60 Basic Blue 41 Basic Blue 80 Acid  Red 77 Acid  Red 52 Acid Blue 83 Acid Yellow 117 Acid Yellow 40 Acid Orange 63  . Direct Blue 69  . Acid Brown 188 Acid Brown  189 . Acid Brown 314 Acid Brown 235 Acid Brown  191 . Acid Brown  192 . Acid Black  162  . Acid Black 67  . Acid Black  169  . Add  Red 259  . Acid Brown 44 Acid Brown 47  , Add  Oreen 57 Acid Blue 188  . Add  Yellow 131 Acid Red 260 Add  Red 168 Acid Blue 226  . Acid Blue 225  . Acid Blue 239  . Acid Green 69  ,

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SECTION  II—contd.
5
4
1  2 3
.  20260 .  16055
,  •  • •
• •
,  10020 .  15635
* *
* *
* *
• •
• •
Add  Brown 143 Acid Violet  56  . Direct  Blue 59  . Acid Brown 321 Acid Brown 290 Acid Brown 322 Acid  Green  I Acid Red  9. Acid Blue 209  . Acid  Blue 233  . Add  Black  61  . Acid Brown 33  . Acid  Black 228 Acid  Red 227 Acid Brown 50 Acid Yellow 118 Acid  Yellow 119 Acid  Brown 254 Acid Orange 89  . Acid Red 225  . Acid Red 226  . Acid Red 296  . Acid Black  107  . Add  Black  63  . Acid  Violet 99 Basic Blue 78 Basic Blue 54 Basic Blue 53 Basic Blue 79 Basic Red  53 Basic Violet  16  . Basic Red 52 Basic Yellow 24  . Basic  Yellow 23 Basic Orange 40 Basic Yellow 25  . Basic Yellow 49  . Basic Orange 41  . Basic Red 50 Basic Red 29 Basic Red 51 Basic Violet 34 Basic Violet 35 Basic Violet 22 Acid  Green 93  . Acid Orange 65  .
!  '.  16240
s
.  42650
Mixture of Acid Orange 28  .  ") . Acid  Orange 65  .  [ . Acid Brown  127  f  . Mordant Brown 79  j  , Acid Yellow 111 Acid Green  71  . Acid Green 80  . Acid  Green 28  . Acid Violet  17  .

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1
4
3
5
Mixture of
Acid  Orange 82 Acid  Orange 80  . Acid Brown  30 Add  Brown 304  . Acid  Brown 28  . Add  Brown 30
Mixture of
B a s ic  R ed  44 B a s ic  V i o l et  31  . . ..  4 2 0 00 B a s ic  G r e en  4
Mixture of
42000
Basic Violet  31 Basic Orange 37  .  .  .  .  42500 Basic Red 9 Basic Blue 3 Basic Green 4 Basic Red  14 Direct Blue 79
Mixture of
Add  Orange 82 Acid  Red  216 Add  Red  263 Acid  Red  327 Acid  Blue 227 Acid Blue 15  42645
Dyestuffs for  Dyeing
Mixture  of
Acid Blue 25  62055 Acid Orange  117  . . ..  15510 Acid  Blue 50 Add  Blue 72 Acid Blue 62
10%
62045
(a)  Preventol  liquid  I,  Antimol,  Para  Chlorc
D.1.4.
Meta  Crosol  (PCMQ  Para  Nitro  Phenol. (b)  Bating  materials  including  Enzymatic  de-
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of :—
hairing  and  Soaking  materials  (50%).
All types of Finished  Leather, Leather  belting,  picking bands,  buffers,  sheep  calf roller  skins  and  leather aprons.
(2)
(c)  Cod  oil  and  Its  sulphonated  product  (50%) (d)  Other fish oils and their sulphonated  products
(50%).
(e)  Sperm  oil  and  its  sulphonated  products
(50%). 1.  Proventol, 2.  Parachloromata  Cresol. 3.  Sodium  Penta  Chloro- phenates.
(f)  Neatsfoot  oil  and  its  sulphonated  products
(50%).
(g)  Calcium  formate  Sodium  phthalate
(50%). (3)  4.  Para  Nitro  Phenols. 5.  Bating  Materials. 6.  Synthetic  Tanning Agents  such  as  Pretan- ning Syntans,  Bleaching Syntans  and  Replace- ment Syntans. 7.  Sodium  Sulphide 8.  Boric Acid.
(h)  Sodium Hydrogen Sulphide (50 %). (0  Formic acid (15%). (])  Synthetic Tanning Agents (10 %). (jt)  Resins,  Binders,  Fillers,  Impregnators  and Penetrators and  Finishing Agents (25 %). (!)  Nitrocellulose  lacquer  Isocyonate  lacquer, polyster Lacquer, Diluents and Polyester base Pigments (20%). 9.  Ammonium  Chloride. 10,  Ammonium  Sulphate 11.  Wattle  Extract.

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SECTION  U.—contd.
5 1 2 3 4
On)  Casein  (50%) (n)  AS at  (1) in  Col. 4 against  SI. No.  D.I.3,  but
12,  Myrobalan  Extract. 13.  Formic Acid. 14.  Basic  Chromium  S'll-
with face value limit of 30%.
phatc.
(o)  Leather thickness measuring gauges (10%). (j>) Transfer  Foil  other  than  Aluminium  Foil
(25%).
(
(r)  Fents of Mohair Padding plush not exceeding
1 Sq. meter (1 %).
15.  Sodium  Formate, 16.  Calcium  Formate. 17.  Sodium  Phthalate. 18.  Sodium  Thio  Sulphate. 19.  Sodium  Bisulphite. 20.  Cutch  Extract. 21.  Acid,  basic  and  direct dyes,  Premetallised Dyes.
CO  Shaving machine Blades, skudding and  Flesh- ing  Machine  knives  and  Band  Knives  for splitting  Machines (25 %).
22.  Roactive  Dyes,  Solvent
(f)  Titanium  Dioxide (10%).
Dyes.
23.  Sulphonated  Vegetable
Oil.
24.  Sulphonaled  Fish  Oil. 25.  Sulphonated Neals Fool
Oil.
26.  Sulphonoated  Sperm
Oil.
27.  Synthetic Detergents. 28.  Gelatine. 29.  Casein.
30.  Borax. 31.  Emulsions  and  Solu- tions  of  Acrylic  and Acrylic-Nonacrylic  Co polymers.
32.  Pigment  Finishes  for
Leather.
33.  Nitro Cellulose Lacquer for  Leather  (Clear  and Coloured).
34.  Iso Cyanate Lacquei. 35.  Polyester  Lacquer. 3 5.  Cationic,  Anionic,  Sul- phated,  Sulphonated, Plasticized  and  Synthe- tic  Fat  Liquors  for
Leather.
f7) The licensing authority may ( '  also  allow  other  auxiliaries used  in the manufacture  of the  products  in  Col.  2 sub- ject to indigenous clearance by  the  DOTD  and  also subject  to  the  maximum of  Rs.  1000  only,  within (he  overall  value  of  the licence.
'3)  A manufacturer  of the pro- ( ducts  mentioned  in  Col.  2 may  on  request  be allowed to  utilise his import  licence under this policy for import of raw materials mentioned in  Col.  4  against  tern D.I.I,  D.1.2  or  D.I.3  to an  extent  not  exceeding 25%  of  (ho  licence  value. The  face  value  limits in Col. 4 against  items  D.1,1, D.1.2  or  D.I.3  vtill  in such  a  case  be  calculated with  reference  to  the  said 25%.
O  of 1/73—36.

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2
3  4
(4)  Against  export  of  leather belting  cement  in  sheets form  may  be  allowed  to the  extent  of  25%  of  the value  of  the  licence.
Leather  manufactures  the fol-
D.2
lowing namely  :
D.2.1
15%
Footwear  and  components  of footwear (excluding canvass footwear).
(a)  Natural  sponges (5%). (b)  Glassine  paper (10%). (c)  Desmodour  R,  RP  and  G  Solid  Desmocall 400,  Versalon  1055,  9400,  T.C.F.  Road Cemont  Thermoplastic  Glue  excluding  Poly- vlnyl Acetato (PVA).
(1)  The  Items  at  (m)  and  (n) in  Col.  4  may  be  allowed provided  a  certificate  from the  Export  Inspection Agency  is  produced  to  the effect  that  these items  have been  used  for  the  manu- facture  of  export  product.
(tf)  Caraauba Wax or other Vegetable Waxes and Microcrystalline  Wax,  Manton  Wax,  O.P. Wax.
(e)  Shoe last (10%) if)  Bifurcated  Rivets (5%) (g)  Nylon,  Terylene,  Cotton  Linen  and  synthetic
sowing thread (10%). (h)  Stamping foils  (10%) (0  Polystor  Plastics,  supported  or  unsupported
(10%).
(2)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour of a  manufacturer of  elastic  tape/webbing against  oxport  of  footwear containing  elastic  tape/ webbing  only  to  the  extent of  20%  of  the  licence value.
(I)  Tissuo paper  (10%) Qc) Synthetic  Rubber,  Polychloroprene  type (/)  Leather  thickness measuring gauges (5 %) (m)  Glass  beads.  Glass  chatons,  False  pearls, synthetic/Metal  Embellishments  Metal  Fit- ting Decorations for Leather footwears (10%).
(n)  Snap fasteners-4  parts (10%) (o)  Elastic tape/webbing  (10%) against  export  of
footwear  containing  elastic  tape/webbing,
(p)  Steel toe caps (10%) (q)  Stapling lasting lugging auto solar wire (10%) (V)  Machine tacks and light  hand cut tack  (10%) CO  Polyurethane foam  sheets (5 %) against export
of  Chappals  other  than Kolhapuri Chappals.
/)  Moulded  Plastio Heels (50 %) u)  Buckles (10%) v)  Steel Shanks w)  Studs/hooks  (5%) x)  Readymade  leather  Footwear  dressing  (10%)
(3)  A  manufacturer  of  the product mentioned in Col. 2 may, on request, be allowed to  utilise his import licence under this policy for Import of  the  materials  mentioned in Col. 4 against item D.1.4 to  the  extent  of  not  more than  50%  of  the  value  of tho licence,  provided  that the  licensee  is  also  a  reco- gnised  manufacturer  of products falling  under Item D.1.4. The face value limits mentioned in Col. 4 against item  D.1.4  will,  in  such  a case  be  calculated  with reference  to  the  said  50%.
(y)  Conical Prime Steel for clicking knives (10%) (z)  Needles for  industrial  Sewing  Machines (5 %)
(permissible items only).
(aa) Leather Stitching Machines Noedles and Awls
(5%).
(4)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of  Shoe  Tacks  and Shoe  eyelets  against export of leather  footwear and  not components thereof.
(ab) PVC Granules (5%)
D.2.2
20% (a)  Natural Sponges (5 %) (ft)  Desmodour  R.R.F.G.  Solid,  Desmocoll  400 Versalon,  1055,  9400  TCF  Road  Cement. Thermoplastic Glue excluding Polyvinyl  Ace- tate  (PVA).
Light  categories  of  travel and  other  leather  goods like  attache  cases,  brief cases,  ladies  hand  bags, walets,  leather  apparell, garments, purses,  etc.
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of a  manufacturer of metallic Zip fastener,  snap fastner,  against  export  of light  leather  goods  fitted respectively  with  metallic zip fastener/plastic  zip  fas- teners  snap,  fasteners.
(c)  Carnauba  Wax or other  vegetable  waxes and MicrocrystaiHne  wax;  Montan  Wax;  O.P. Wax.
(d)  Expanding locks (10%) (e)  Celluloid sheets (/)  Folio or brief  or attache  cases locks (10%) (X) Hinges (10%) (//)  Metal  and/or  plastic  handles  with  handle
(2)  A manufacturer  of the pro- ducts  mentioned  in  Col.  2 may  on request  be allowed to utilise his import  licence
plates  (10%).

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4
(/)  Key hangers; Key rings or 'D' rings; Rectangu-
lar rings,  Key chains (10%).
(7)  Rivets and  washers for  the same (10%) (k)  Zip fasteners  (10%) (0  Bifurcated  Rivets (10%)
(m)  Stamping foils  (10%) (n  Snap fasteners,  four  parts  (10%) (o  Hand  bag frames  (10%) (p  Tucky  Locks (10%) (q  Toggle locks HO%) (r)  Turndips  (10%) (s)  Glass beads, Glass chatons,  False  pearls, Syn-
under  this  policy,  for  im. port  of  the  materials  men- tioned in Col. 4 against item D.  1.4  to  the extent  of  not more than 25 % of the value of the licence provided  that the licensee is also a recog- nised manufacturer  of  pro- ducts  falling  under  item D.  1.4.  The  face  value limits  mentioned  in  Col.  4 against  item  D.  1.4  will, in such  a  case,  be calculated with  reference  to  the  said 25%.
thetic/Metal  embellishments,  Metal  Fittings, Decorations  for  leather  Goods (10%). (0  Document  cases and  money  purses  corners
(10%).
(
sewing threads (10%).
(w)  Polyester  plastic  supported  and  unsupported
(10%).
(x)  Polyurethane  foam  sheets (20%) (y)  Tissue paper  (10%) (z)  Glassinc  paper,  Box  board,  Ivory  board, Bristol  board.  Leather  paper,  Art  Paper (20%).
(aa)  Lever  machanism  and  spiral  mechanism  for diaries,  catalogues,  portfolios,  folio  bags (10%).
(ab)  Dog collar and dog collar fittings (10%) (ac)  Needles for  Industrial  Sowing Machines (5 %)
(permissible items only).
(ad)  Leather Stitching Machines Needles and Awls
(5%).
(ae)  Readymade  Leather goods dressings (10%)
D.2,3
15%
Heavy  leather  goods  like saddbry  items,  leather trunks, leather  suitcases.
(a)  Glasine paper  (10%) (b)  Desmodour  R,  RF,  G  Solid  Desmocall  400, Vcrsalon,  1055, 9400 TCF  Road  Cement  ex- cluding Polyvlnyl Acetate (PVA).
(c)  Carnauba Wax or other vegetable Waxes  and microcrystalllne wax, Monton wax; O.P. Wax.
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour of a  manufacturer of  metallic  Zip  fasteners/ plastic  zip  fasteners/snap fasteners  against  export  of Hoavy Leather  goods  fitted respectively  with  metallic zip  fasteners/plastics  zip fasteners/snap  fasteners.
(d)  Expanding locks (10%) (")  Celluloid  sheets (/)  Bolts, Trunk  nails (10%) (g)  Metal  and/or  plastic  handles  with  handle
plates  (10%). (h)  Hinges  (10%) (I)  Rivets and washers for  the same  (\0%) (]) Suitcase corners (10%) (k)  Suitcase  locks  (10%) (0  Metallic Zip fasteners  (10%)

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4
3
(t)  Nylon,  Tcrylene,  cotton  Linen  &  Synthetic
sewing threads (10 %).
(rf)  Stamping foils (5%) (e)  Conical  Prime steel for  clicking knives (10%) (/)  Sewing  Machine  Needles  (10%)  (permissi-
ble items only),
(g)  Cutting Blocks for cutting knives (10%) (ft) Zip fasteners  (10%) (0  Polyurethane Foam  Sheets (10%)
D.6
Bristles
2% (a)  Glassine  paper (b) Vegetable parchment  paper
Animal  Casings
D.7
5% (a)  Equipment  &  instruments  for  testing  and clearing  as  may  be  approved  by  Govt.  (20%)
(b)  Preservatives  (permissible  items) (c)  Bleaching agents (permissible items)
E.  SPORTS  GOODS
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  a  manufac- turer  of  preservative  che- micals or bleaching  agents used  in  the  production  of animal  casings.
Sports  Goods,  the  following
E.I
namely  :—
All  others  not  specified  here-
E.1.1
10%
under.
(a)  Ash, Beech, Hickory (6)  Cork  Wood (r)  Gum copal (d)  Linen/Terrylcne Thread  (20%) (e) Brambled  Rubber Sheet (/)  Butter  paper  (10%) (g)  Cane (ft) Willow  Cleft (/)  Feathers (J) Felt cloth/melton  cloth (k)  Nylon  guts (0  Stamping Foils (5%) {m) Bifurcated  rivets (5%) (n)  Snap fasteners  (four  parts) (5 %) (o)  Resins, Binders  and  Finishers,  permissible
items only (25%).
(p)  Leather thickness measuring gauge (10%). (?)  Elastic tapes/Webing  (against  items  using the
product) (10%)
(r)  Metallic Zip fasteners  (10%) (s)  Expanding  locks for  sports bags etc. (10%) (t) Natural  sponges for  Sports  footwear. (")  Vulcanised fibre strips for  rackets. (v)  Perforated  bindings for  rackets (10%) (w)  Water transfer  sliders for  rackets (5 %) (x)  Multi-coloured  bindings for  rackets (10%) (y)  Cork  bottom  for  shuttlecocks (z) Self  adjustable  wrist  grips  for  cricket  batting
gloves.
Carrom  Boards  .
20%
E.1.2.
(a)  As against  E, 1.1 (A)  Birch plywood  upto  maximum  size of
(1)  Nomination  may  be made  in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of  plywood.
(152.4 cm x 152.4 era).
Cricket  bats
E.1.3
40% 0?)  As against  E.1.1
20%
E.I.4
(a)  As  against  E.1.1 (b)  Valve bladders  (105 pieces for  every  100 balls
Footballs.  Volleybalh  & other leather  balls  fitted  with valve type bladders.
exported).
Sports Goods made of rubber
E.1,5
25%
namely the following  : Bladders  for  basketballs, Footballs,  nctbails,  hand- balls,  Punchballs,  rugby- balls,  volleyballs,  water
(a)  As  against  E.1.1 (b)  Raw rubber, (c)  Synthetic rubber  Arcylonltrlle  and  butyl, (f/)  Accelerators. (e)  Antioxidants, If)  Titanium  dioxide.

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1
2
3
(g)  Bonding  Agents  (permissible  items) (h)  Rubber  Soitncrs ( i)  Silicone emulsion. ( /)  Rctarders. (it)  Rubber Chemicals, Carbon, Black Lithopons,
latex  &  antioxidunts.
( /)  Rubber colours, (m)  Zinc  Metal for  conversion  into  zinc  oxide
polo  balls,  hockey  rubber grips,  ping  pong  rubber sheetings, cut to size rubber covers  for  rackets,  rubber grips  for  tennis/badminton rackets  and  cricket  bats. Rubber  play  balls,  Tenni- quit  rings,  sponge  rubber balls,  composition  balls.
active  (25%)
Shuttle cocks  (feathers) Sports Cups and medals
E.I.6 E.I.7
20% 30%
Tennis,  Badminton  and 20%
E.1.8
(")  Neoprene  chlorinated  rubber. (o)  Stabilisers. (p)  Extenders. (q)  Emulsifiers. (a)  As  against  E.I.I (a)  As against  E.I.I (b)  Electroplating salts and  brightencrs (20%). (c)  Felt  Bobs (10%). id)  Nickel anodes, lead anodes (50%). (e)  Rouge Bars (5 %). ( /)  Nickel silver ingots/scrap. (g)  Primary nickel, (a)  As against E, 1.1 (b)  Steel tubes for rackets (105 pcs. for  100  rackets
exported)
squash  rackets/frames  with or without guts.
Half  the  value  of  the  import licences will exclusively be for importation  of  Ash,  Beech, Hickory,  Cork  wood,  Guns Copal,  Cane,  Willow  cleft and  nylon  guts.
E.1.9 Fishing files
25% (a)  Fishing  hooks (b)  Mallard  Flank  Feathers (c)  Dyed  Mallard  Flank  Feathers. (d)  Mallard  Wing  Feathers (e)  Ostrich  Feathers. (f)  Gizzley  Neck.  1 (g) Turkey  Wing.  1 (A) Plastic shouldering eyes. (/)  Deer  body  hair.  1 (/)  Buck tail hair.  \  50% (k) Squirrel tail.  1 (/)  Calf tail. (OT) Mountain  goat. in) Muskrat.  J (a)  Cellulose Nitrate Discs.
Table Tennis balls
E.I.10
40% JCTS.
F.I
F.  FISH  AND  FISH  PRODI Edible  fish  and  fish  pro- ducts  and  preparations (including  froglcgs,  lobster tails,  sharkfins,  fishmaws, prawn  powder,  fish  meal and fish oil and other edible fish extractions)  namely the following  :—
F.I  1
(a)  Fishing hooks (50 %).
5%
Dried fish including fishmaws and  sharkfins  and flshmeal.
(See Remark 1).
(1)  Licence for  fishing  hooks may  be  issued  only  to  a person  (Exporter  or  his nominee)  certified  by  the Director  of  Fisheries  to  bo a  person  actually engaged in  fishing.
(6)  Spare  parts  of  marine  diesel  cnttines  above  (
40 HP (Permissible items  for  specified  makes) (See  Remarks  2  and  6)
\2)  Licence  for  spare  parts  of marine  diesel  engines  may be  Issued  only  to  a  person (Exporter  or  his  nominee) certified  by the  Director  of Fisheries  to  be  an  owner of  fishing  boats  and  upto the extent recommended  by him.  In  the  case  of Fisheries,  Cooperative Federation/Societies,  they may be regarded  as  actual users  and  they  maybe nominated  by  other  ex- porters  for  importing spare  parts  subject  to  a certificate  from  the  Direc- tor  of  Fisheries  to  this effect. The applicants should indicate exact type and  bra- nd of  marine diesel engines installed  in  the  boats.

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(c)  Sodium/Calcium  salt  of  Propionic  Acid  (So-  ( dium/Calcium  Propionite) (10%) (See remark
3)  Licence  may  be  issued  to the exporter or his nominee if  certified  by  the Director of  Fisheries  as  end  user.
(d)  Tinplate,  Prime (See remark 4)  ( 4)  Licence  will  be  issued  for Tinplate  prime  in  favour of  a  fabricator  of  tin  con- tainers  against  export  of flshmaws  and  sharkfins  in tin  containers  only.  Such a  fabricator  will not  be al- lowed  any  other items  of import.
{e)  Spare parts for fishmeal and fish oil extraction
plants (See remarks  5 and 6).
(5)  Licence  will  be issued  for spare  parts  for  fish  meal and  fish  oil  extraction plants  against  export  of fish  meal  and  fish  oil  to the extent of actual require- ment  of  manufacturer  as certified  by  the  Director  of Fisheries.  Tho  applicants should  indicate  the  exact type  and  make  of  the fish meal  and  fish  oil  extrac- tions  plants.
(6)  Licensee  taking  advantage of  the  provisions  of  (b) and  (e)  under  Column  4 will  not  be  permitted  to utilise  the  general  pro- visions for  import  of spares as  contained  in  para  46 of  Part  (B)  of  Section  I  of this  Book  and  vice versa.
(a)  Tinplate,  Prime,  OTS  quality  and  OTS/
Canned  Sardine s
F.I.2
Sardine Cans (See remark 1).
35% (As per remarks)
(1)  Tinplate  will  be  allowed only  in  favour  of  a  fabri- cator  of  tin  plate  contai- ners upto  10% of  the  f.o.b. value-  of  exports.  Such  a fabricator  will  not  be  al- lowed  any  other  items  of import. Cans  will be allow- ed  only  against  exports  of canned  sardines.
(b)  Olive/Soyabcan  oil (See remark 2). (c)  Lacquer(2.5%).
(2)  Olive/Soyabean  Oil  will be  allowed  upto  25%  of the f.o.b.  value of  exports.
All  others  .
•  10%
F.1.3
(a)  Citric Acid  (2$%). (A)  Waxed  cartons  printed,  Master  cartons printed,  and  the  raw  material  required  for manufacture  of  packing  materials  like  card boards,  corrugated  card  boards,  Waxed  or otherwise  for  exports.
(c)  Tinplate,  Prime,  OTS  quality  (See remark  1) (1)  Tinplate  will  be  allowed only  in  favour  of  a  fabri- cator of tin plate containers. Such  a  fabricator  will  not be allowed  any  othor  items of  import.
(d)  Stainless  steel  sheets  (thicker  than  18G)  and plates  for  fabrication  and  processing  equip- ment (2.5%) (See remark 2).
(2)  Licence  for  stainless  steel sheets/plates  may  bo issued subject  to  actual  user conditions  in  the  name  of the  registered  exporter only  if  he  is  a  manufac- turer  of  canned  or  frozen fish.  No  nomination  is permissible.
(e)  Spare  parts  of  marine  diesel  engines  above 40 HP (Permissible  items for  specified  make) (See remarks 3 and 6).
 
(3)  Licence  may  be  issued  for spare  parts  of  Marine diesel  engine  only  to  a person  (Exporter  or  his

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5 1 2 3
( /)  Spare  parts  for  refrigeration  machinery  (Per- missible items for specified make (See remarks 4 and 6).
nominee)  certified  by  the Director  of  Fisheries  to be  an  owner  of  Fishing boats  and  upto  the  extent recommended  by  him.  In the  case  of  Fisheries  Co- operative  Federations/So- cieties  they  may  be  re- garded  as  actual  users and they may be nominated by  other  exporters  for importing  spare  parts  sub- ject  to  a  certificate  from the  Director  of  Fisheries to  that  effect.  The  appli- cants  should  indicate  the exact  type  and  brand  of marine  dicsel  engines  in- stalled  in  their  boats. (4)  Licences  may  be  issued  for spare  parts  of  refrigeration machinery  only  to  the ex- tent  recommended  by  the Director  of  Fisheries.  The import  of  air-conditioning and  refrigeration  controls would  be  limited  upto  1 % of  the  value  of  imported air-conditioning  and  refri- geration equipment  install- ed. The  applicants should indicate  the  exact  type and  brand  of  refrigeration machinery  installed  in their  premises.
(g)  Spare  parts  for  canning  machinery  (See  re-
marks 5 and 6).
(5)  Licence  may  be  issued  for spare  parts  of  canning machinery  only  to  the extent  recommended  by Director  of  Fisheries. The  applicants  should indicate  the  exact  type and  brand  of  canning machinery  installed  in their  premises.  No  nomi- nation  is  ordinarily permissible;  however  if a  registered  exporter  of canned  fish  products  does not  have  his  own  canning facilities  but utilises outside canning  facilities  on  a  job contract  basis  there  is  no objection  to  the  registered exporter nominating such a canning unit to  receive the import  licence  for  spare parts  of  canning  ma- chinery.
(6)  Licensee  taking  advantage of  the  provision  of  (e), (f),  (g)  in  Column 4  will  not  be  permitted to  utilise  the  general  pro- vision for  import  of  spares as  contained  in  para  46 of  Part  B  of  Section  I  of this book  and  vice  versa.
(A)  Potassium  Dihydrogen  Phosphate (10%). ( /)  Art paper (5%). (j  )  Plain water proof  Kraft  liner upto 250 grams
substance (5 %).
(k)  Monosodium glutamate (5 %). (/)  Lacquer (2.5%) (See remark 7).
(7)  Lacquer  will  be  allowed only  against  exports  of canned  Shrimps  and  fish.
 
(8)  Import  of  printed  labels of  foreign  buyers  may  be allowed  through  CCP  pro- cedure  against  export  of

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2
3
4
5
frozen  and  canned  fish  only to  the  extent  of  1%  of import  replenishment
(9)  Punted  polythene  bags  of foreign  buyers  may  be  al- lowed  against  export  of frozen  fish  only  through C  C.P  procedure  upto  1 % of  import  replenishment
OCEbSHD  t O O DS
G.  PH
Gl  1 Mango Slices in Syrup.
(
10% (a)  Citric Acid  (50%) (b)  Pectin (c)  Harmless  Food  Colouis  (10%)  (permitted
under  P F  Act)
(d)  Monosodium  glutomate  (permitted  under
PF  Act)
l)  Import  of  Tin  plates  will  be allowed  in  favour  of  a  fabri- cator  of  Tinplate  containers. No  other  items  of  import will  bo  allowod  to  such a  fabricator
(e)  Potassium  Sorbate—(10%) ( /)  Natural  essential  oils  (permissible  items)  (10%). (g)  Tinplatc  prime  OTS  quality (h)  Flip  top  ends  (15%) (<)  Thymol  (10%)
Mango  pulp
Gl  2
10 % Same  as against  G  1 I
Mango juice
Gl  3
Same  as  against  G il
10%
10°/
G1.4
Same as against  G il  [excepting  item  (g), (h)  and
Squashes,  syrups,  crushes, cordials,  sherbets,  Roady to  serve  beverage,  Barley water  and  Barrelled  juices
Jams, Jellies, Marmalades  arid
G  1 5
10% Same  as  against  G il
Fi uit  Cheese
Pineapple juice  .
G.I  6
Same  as  against  G  1 1
10%
Pineapple  slices  m  syrup
G 17
10% Same  as  against  G  1 1
G  1.8
10% Same  as  against  G  1 1
Orange Segment in syrup  and other  canned  fruits  not elsewhere  specified
G  1 9
10% Same  as  against  G i l.
Fruit  Concentrate  (Juice  con- centrate and Tamarind  con- centrate),  Juice  powder  and Fruit  powder
Other  Fruit  Juices,  Nectars
G  1.10
10% Same  as  against  G i l.
and  Pulps
G  1 11
10% (a)  Same  as  against  G  1 1
[excepting  (g)  (h)  and  (l)].
(h)  Mace,  cloves  Cinnaman,  Nutmegs
(To  bo  restricted  to  i %  of  entitlement)
Tomato  Products,  Tomato Puree,  Tomato  Ketchup, Tomato  sauce,  Tomato paste.  Tomato  juico  and Tomato  concentrate
Dehydrated  Fruits  and  Vege-
Gl  12
10% (a)  Harmless  food  colours  (10%)  (permitted  un-
tables
der  P F.  Act)
(b)  Monosodium  glutamato  (if  permitted  under
PI-  Act)
(r)  Potassium  sorbate  10%
(d)  Packing  material  (KJraft  Paper,  Paper  Board &  Polythyleno  granules)  (Low  Density) (25%).
Same as against  G  1.4
Aerated  water  containing
G  1  H
10%
Fruit juices and  Pulp.
Same  as  against  G  1 4
Frozen fruits  and  vegetables 10%
G1.14
Same  as  against  G  1 4
Jelly  Crystals
10%
 
G  1.15

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5
G.I.16
Same  as  against  G.I,4,
10%
Preserves,  Candied  and  Crys- tallised  Fruits  and  Peels Murabba.
Vinegar, Brewed or synthetic.
G.I,17
Same  as  against  G.I.4.
10%
Alcoholic Beverages
G.2.1
10% (a)  Packing materials (permissible items). (b)  Flavouring  essences  of  Rum, (c)  „  „  Gin. (J)  „  .,  Whisky. (e)  „  „  Brandy. ( /)  „  „  Vodka. (g)  Essences  of  Cherry  and  apricot  (10%) (A)  Oak  Wood  (50%).
(a)  Mixture  of  odoriferous  substances,  non-
4*%
Non-alcoholic Beverage bases
G.2.2
alcoholic,
(fi)  Essences containing  spirit, (c)  Natural  orange  and  lemon  oil  other  natural
essential oils (permissible items).
(J)  Citric Acid. (e)  Synthetic essential  oils (25%). (/)  Vanila Beans (20%).
The  imported  material  shall  be used  only  for  export  produc- lion  and  shall  not  be  dispos- ed of  locally  to  the  bottlers or  elsewhere.  An  undertak- ing to  this effect  shall  accom- pany  the  Import  applica- tion.
Soft  Drinks  Tablets
(a)  Tartaric  acid.
10%
G.3
11.  CANNED  VEGETABLES,  ETC.
Canned  Vegetables
10%
G.6.1
(a)  Citric Acid  (50%). (b)  Harmless food  colours  (permitted  under  P,F.
Act),
(c)  Tinplate  prime OTS quality, (rf)  Tartaric  Acid.
Import  of  Tinplate  will  be  al- lowed only  in favour  of a fab- ricator  of  tin  containers.  No other  items  of  Import  will  bo allowed  to  such  a  fabricator.
Fruit  Chutneys  all  sorts
Q.6.2
10% (a)  Citric  Acid  (50%). (b)  Harmless food  colour (10 %) (permitted  under
P.F.  Act).
(c)  Asafoetida(10%). (d)  Pectin.
Pickles all sorts
Same as against  G.6.2  but  excluding  item (d)
10%
G.6.3
Mustard  Powder  and  Paste
Same  as against  as  G.6.2  but  excluding  items (c) & (d)
•0%
G.6.4
Custard  Powder
Same as against  as  G.6.2  but including  items (c)  & (d)
10%
G.6.5  i
G.6.6  Corn  Flour  (Flavoured  and  un- 5%
flavourcd)
(a)  Sack  Kraft/Paper (/;)  Glassine  Paper (c)  Polythylcne  granules
III.  BISCUITS  AND  CONFECTIONERY
G.ll.l Biscuits  (including  Protoin  and
vitamin  fortified  Biscuits.)  10°;
(u)  Skimmed  Milk and  Whole  Milk  Powder  (50%) (b)  Pectin. (c)  Soya  Lecithin. (d)  Gum  Arabic. (e)  Raw gum-based  bubble. ( /)  Aromatic chemicals (permissible  items only). (g)  Waxed  paper  with  foil. (/j)  Printed wax paper. (/)  Vegetable parchment  paper. (/)  Butter/Glassinc  paper
 
(k)  Cellophene(10%). (/)  Antioxidanls,

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III.  Biscuits  and  Confectionery—contd.
In addition to above, import of following items will be  allowod  only  against  export  of  Protein  Bis- cuits,  fortified  wilh  Vitamins
(/)  Casein  ^ (ii)  Vitamin B-l  I (///)  Vitamin  B-2 (/v)  Niacin  M50%) (v)  Lysino  | (vO  Methionine  j
Confectionery Sugar Cubes
10% 2%
G.11.2 G.1I.3
Same as against  G.I 1.1 (a)  Glassine paper. (fc)  Sack Kraft  paper.
Chowing gum and  bubble gum 10%
G.11.4
Same  as  against  item  G.ll.l  but  excluding  items (a), (b) & (c).
IV.  BREAKFAST  FOODS,  ETC.
Coffee  Mix Powder
5%
G.16.1
(a)  Skimmed Milk Powdor (20%) (b)  Permissible  types  of  essential  spares  for  ins
tant  coffee  preparing  machinery.
(c)  Vegetable parchment paper (d)  Polythylene granules (25 %)
(a)  Skinned  Milk  Powder  (20%).
Tea  Mix Powder
5%
G.16.2
(b) Permissible  types  of  essontial  spares  for
instant  tea  making  machinery.
(c)  Vegetable parchment  paper. (d)  Polythylene  granules  (25%).
10%
G.16.J
(a)  Butter paper. (b)  Vegetable parchment  paper. (c)  Polythylone granules (25 %)
Breakfast  foods.  Rice  flakes, Rice  bubbles,  Wheat flakes  /  Wheat  bubbles, Maize  flakes  / Maize  bub- bles,  Processed  Popcorn, Mango  flakes,  Corn flakes
Instant  Foods  :
5%
G.16.4
Skimmed  Milk  Powder will  be  allowed  against export of  instant  foods  which requires  skimmed  milk  pow- der  in the manufacture  of the exported products.
(at  Skimmed  Milk  Powder (b)  TartaricAoid (c)  Monosodium  Glutomate (a)  Food flavour and colours (permissible). (e)  Citric Acid (50%) ( /)  Antioxidants (x)  Polythylene granules (25 %) (!i)  Butter paper (0  Sack kraft  paper.
5%
G.16.5 Papads  (including  Pappa- dams, Appalams, Appalap- poo, Vadams and  Warians)
(a)  Glassine paper, (i)  Butter paper, (c)  Polythylene  granules  (25%) {d)  Asafoetida(5%)
Same  as  against  G.16.3
Macaroni.  Vermicalli  & Spa- 10%
G.16.6
ghetti.
Indian  Sweets  :
G.16.7
(a)  Glassine  paper.
(a)  Bombay  Halwa and  Petha 2%
(6)  Vegetable parchment  paper.
(c)  Polyethylene  granules  (25%)

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[V.  Breakfast  Food—contd.
(b)  Gulab  Jamun,  Rasgolla, 2%
Carrot Halwa, Barfi etc.
(a)  Glassine paper (b)  Polyethylene granules (25 %). (f)  Vegetable patchment  paper id)  Skimmed  Milk Powder (50%). (e)  Cellophane paper (10%) Same  as  against  G.16.7(a)
O.16.8
2%
Banana  fritters,  Potato wafers and Sago wafers.
G.16.9
(a)  Sack  kraft  papor. (i)  Glassine paper.
Dry fruits  (excluding  cashew kernels  and  walnuts  in shell)  but  including  walnut kernels.
rj  n/ (a)  Paper  for  packing  (permissible items).
Q.16.10 Indian  Snacks  liko  Chivda,
Dalmoth etc.
V.  MILK  PRODUCTS.
(a)  Skimmed  milk  powder  (50%)
G.21.1 Baby  Foods,  Malted  Milk Foods not containing cocoa
(b)  Lactose
Tinplale  to  be  allowed  only in  favour  of  a fabricator  of tin  plate  containers.  No other  import  item  will  be allowed  to such a  fabricator.
G21.2 Butter and Ghoe
a  0/ J  '  0
(c)  Ethyl Vanillin. (d)  Food  colours  (permitted  under  P,  F.  Act). (e)  Tinplate  Prime  OTS  Quality. Same as  against  G.21.1  (excluding  Skimmed  milk powder). Same  as  against  G.21.2  and  in  addition  Rennet. Same  as  against  G.21.2 Same  as  against  G.21.1
G.2I.3 G.21.4 G.21.5
Cheese Condensed  Milk  . Ice cream and Ice cream pow-
20% 20% 10%
der.
G.21.6
io?; (a)  Skimmed  milk  powder  (50%) (6)  Methionine (c)  Lysine
Protein  foods  containing  not loss than  15% protein  such as weaning foods, vegetable protein  foods,  protein  iso- lates.
VI.  GUAR  GUM.
G.26.1 Guar gum, crude
2% (a)  Kraft  paper (6)  Polyethylene granules (25 %).
Guar gum, refined
G.26.2
5% (a)  Hyflosupercel (b)  Santobnte(25%). (c)  Kraft  paper id)  Antioxidants (e)  Polyethyleno granules (25 %)
G.26.3 Guar gum treated and pulveri- 5%
sed.
(a)  Same as at (a) to (d) against G.26.2. (b)  Polyethylene  granules  (10%).
VII.  MEAT  PRODUCTS. G.31.1 Frozen  and  Canned  Meat
(a) Tinplate  Prime  OTS  quality.
4%
Products
Tin  plate  to  be  allowed  only  in favour  of  a  fabricator  of tinplate  conalners.  No other  import  item  will  be allowed  to  such  a  fabricator.
G.31.2 Poultry products including es- 5%
sence of chicken.
(a)  Packing  material  (permissible  items). (b)  Breeding Stocks, (r)  Vaccine.
(a)  Cocoa beans,
VIU.  COCOA  PRODUCTS. G.36.1
60%
Cocoa  powder,  Drinking Chocolate,  Candynut  Cho- colate, Milk Chocolate.
G.36.2 Malted  milk  food  containing 25%
cocoa.
G.36.3 Cocoa  Butter.  .
10%
 
(b)  Packing  material  (permissible items). (a)  Cocoa beans ib)  Skimmed  milk  powder  (20%). (c)  Vanillin. (a)  Cocoa Beans

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IX.  ALL  OTHER  PROCESSED  FOOD
PRODUCTS.
a. w
5%
Starch  and  its derivatives  (in- cluding  Tamarind  seed powder).
(a)  Diatomaceous  earth (ft)  Activated  Carbon  (25%) (c)  Ion  Exchange  Resins  (25%)  (permissible
varieties).
id)  Polyethylene granules low density  (50%)
G.42 G.43
(a)  Packing  paper
5%
(permissible items),
No  Entry Peanut products (such as Pea- nut  butter  including  Roas- ted  Peanuts).
(ft)  Tinplate prime quality  OTS (c)  Anlioxidants  (permissible  varieties)
Tinplato  to be  allowed  only  in favour  of a  fabricator  of  tin- plate  containers.  No  other import  items  will  be  allowed to  such  a  fabricator.
Curry  Powder  "nd  paste
G.44
5% (a)  Spices namely cinamon,  nutmegs  and  Cloves, Star Anise, Laural leaves and Allspice (Pimen- to) (20%).
(ft) Glassine  paper,  Grease  proof  papers,  vegeta- ble  parchment  paper  and  other  permissible packing materials.
(c)  Tinplate Prime  OTS quality  (10%)
Tinplate  will be allowed  only  in favour  of  a  fabricator  of  tin plate  containers.  No  other import  items  will  be  allowod to  such  a  fabricator.
Mushrooms
G.45
1%
Wheat  Bran
G.46 G.47 Agar Agar,  China  Grass
2% 2%
(a)  Glassine paper (ft)  Vegetable parchment  paper (a)  Silk and  Nylon  Bolting  Cloth (a)  Packing  materials (b)  Permissible Preservatives and  Antioxidants
(permitted  under  P.F.  Act).
Honey  . . ..
(a)  Packing material (permissible  items)
G.48
5%
H.  HANDICRAFTS
General  Notes :— (1)  Sales to foreign  tourists  are also  considered  subject  to the  prescribed  procedure on  such  sales being  follow- ed.
(2)  Exporters  may  utilise  5% of their replenishment licen- ces for  import  of  art  paper (2* %)  and  photographic colour  films  (2i %)  subject to a maximum  of  Rs. 2,500 each.
CATEGORY  I—ART  METALWARE,  IVORY  ARTWARE,  ZARI  AND  OTHER  HANDICRAFT! 5.
H.I
Handicraft  products  of  cop- per, brass, bronze, bidri and bell  metal  namely,  the following  :—
H.I.I
45%
Handicrafts  of  Copper
(a)  Copper  ingots (b)  Synthetic clear lacquers  (21 %)
H.1.2
40%
Handicrafts  of  Brass  .
(1)  Nomination  will be allowed in  favour  of  Re-rolling/ Foundry/Smelting  Units of Copper/Braas/Zinc. Such nominees will not  be allow- ed  items  other  than  those indicated  in  Col.  4  against the relevant  export  product on  the  basis  of  which nomination  is made.
(a)  Copper  ingots  (60%) (ft)  Zinc  ingots  (40%) (c)  Synthetic clear lacquers (2i %)
Handicrafts  of  Bidri
H.1.3
40% (a)  Copper ingots (5 %) (b)  Zinc ingots (95%) (c)  Synthetic clear lacquers (2i %)
(2)  Nomination  will  also  be allowed  in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of  lacquers asainit  export  of  pro- ducts  at  S.  Nos.  H.I.I, to  H.I.5  and  H.I.  12.

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Category I—-Atf  Metalware  etc—contd. H.I.4. Handicrafts  of  Bronze  and 45%
Bell  Metal.
(a)  Copper ingots (60%) (A)  Zinc ingots (35 %) (e)  Tin ingots (5%) ("/) Synthetic clear lacquers (21 %)
H.1.5. Wrought  Iron Bell coatod  with
(a)  Copper ingots.
10%
Copper.
H.1.6. Manufactures  of Ivory  excluding
(a)  Ivory  unmanufactured  (Baby  tusks  and  full
Ivory inlay  articles.
tusks).
(b) Brass  Hinges,  Brass  Screws,  Hasps  and
Staples  for  Boxes, Clips  for  oar  tops,  Hooks and  Screws  for  ear rings  (6-1/4%).
Roal and imitation  zari  namely,
H.1.7.
the following  :—
30%
Imitation  and Real Zari  Gold and  Silver  thread,  namely, Kasab.  Kalabattj,  Tilla, Wire thread  or  Zari  thread.
(a) Electrolytic  Copper wire bars. (b)  Raw Silk (16-2/3%) (c)  Guilding Chemical!. (2i %). id)  Tissue Paper  (21 %).
Nomination  of  Copper  wire bars  to  wire  drawing  units outside  the  product  group " H"  is  permitted  under  pro- duct sub-group; H.1.7,  H.1.8, H.  1.9,  H.I. 10  and H. 1.11. H.1.8
30% (a)  Electrolytic Copper  wire bars. ib)  Raw Silk (16-2/3%). (c)  Guilding  Chemicals (2%). (
Zari  Embroidery  materials such as  Badla,  Chalak, Salma.  Zik,  Tiki,  Sadi, Kangri,  Kangani,  Stars, Spangles,  Ring  Katori, Sitara, Tara, Bajaria,  Fancy Buttons,  Gijari,  Janjira, Babka  Bullion,  Purni, Nakshi,  Burbura,  Mukas, Lametta, Kora.  and  imita- tion  kath  silver  and  golden bund,  nakhiyani  silver  and golden sada bund,  nakhiya gota  pattinl  bund,  nakhiya champani one  patti and two patti, flower nakhiya  silver.
30%
H.1.9.
(a)  Electrolytic copper  wire bars, (b)  Raw Silk (16-2/3%) (c)  Guilding Chemicals (21 %). (d)  Tissue paper (2j %).
Zari  woven  materials  of  the following  types but  exclud- ing  zari  woven  saroos, yardage and  Garments  :— Laces,  Fith  Borders,  Gota Thappa,  Ful,  Champo, Chatai,  Tui  Zik-Fith, Zalar,  Trimmings,  Frings, Zul,  Gumthan  Jari  Patti, Engrrjiflfb.  Mugalai  fith, Lumpi  Bijala,  Jari  Plpin, Kangariwal  filhj  Indori, Tarawana,  Tasai,  Istam- buli.Kasabir,  Katao.Vant, fith,  Braidies,  Gokharu, Vakia, Burkha  Jali, Lappa, Thappa,  Tui,  Tas,  Jari, Satin,  Soldier  Lace,  Tari lace, Kinari.
30%
Zari  embroidered  pieces  of
H.I.10.
tho following  types  :—
(a) Electrolytic  copper  wire  bars. (h) Raw  Silk  (16-2/3%). (c) Guilding Chemicals (21 %) (4)  Tissue paper (2i %) (e)  Velveteen (8-1/3%).
Purseg, Evening bags, Cornis, Belts.Badges, Spectacle cases, Caps,  Headwear  Jari col- lars,  Gloves, Shoo  uppers Ladies Bags, Picture panels, Picture-frames  and  boxes, plaques,  motifs,  crests, em- blems,  military decorations, eyeglass cases,  bag  plaque, cuffs,  watch  straps borders, stoles.
Zari  Bangcls
30% (a) Electrolytic  Copper  wire  bars.
H.I  11.

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(a)  Varnishos/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
(0  Artistic furniture  of Wood/ cane upholstered  or not.
items).
(b) Acrylic  sheets  (10%). (c)  Singapore cane. (d)  Castors,  invisible  brass  hinges, hesps, staples,
locks, screws and nails.
(U) Lacquerware.
(a) Varnishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
items)
(///)  Musical  Instruments
(a)  Varnishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
items).
(b)  Acrylic  sheets  (10%). (c)  Highly  nick led  plated  steel  wire,  musical
reeds and violin bow hair.
(/v)  Articles of Aloefibre.
(a)  Varnishes/Lacqucrs/Plgments  (permissible
10%
items).
(p)  Paintings,  drawings,  otc.
(a)  Artists' paints and brushes.
10%
executed  by hand.
(vt)  Artistic Walking Sticks. .
(a)  Varm'shes/Laoquers/Pignients  (permissible
10%
items).
(WO Artistic  articlos of wick-
(Z>) Acrylic Sheets (10%).
(a)  Varnishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
work, bamboo etc.
items).
(viii) Dolls  and  Toys,  Pup-
(a) Varnishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
pets and masks.
items).
(b)  Glass Chattons, beads. (10%). (c)  Nylon Hair (10%). (rf)  Velveteen  in  pieces  of not  more  than  ono Sq.
metre each (10%).
(a)  Varnishes/Lacquors/Pigments  (permissible
10%
items).
(Ix)  Artistic  articles  of  cane. Willow, straw grass, flax and fibre  and  coconut  sholl, palm leaf, feather,  pith and artistic  muddahs of reed.
(x)  Inlay work on wood  .
(a)  Varnishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
10%
items).
The  replenishment  of  unmanu- factured  IVORY  is permitted only against exports of IVORY inlaid  wood  work.
(b)  Acrylic Sheets (10%) (c)  Electrolytic Copper  Wire Bars (10%) (a)  Ivory unmanu factured (5 %)
(xl)  Wood  Carvings  .
10% (a)  Vamishes/Lacquers/Pigments  (permissible
items).
(6)  Acrylic Sheets (10%)
CATEGORY  11—ALABASTOR  :
40%
H.2. Manufactures  of Alabastor.  .
(a)  Raw Alabastor. (b)  Semi-precious  stones (50%).
CATEGORY  III—CORAL  :
40% (a)  Coral,  unprepared.
H.3.  Manufactures  of Coral.
CATEGORY  IV—OTHER  HANDICRAFTS
(a)  Dyes  and  Chemicals  (Permissible  items)
6i°A
(1)  Nomination  may  be  mad; in  favour  of  a  manufacture: of  dyes  and  chemicals.
H.4.1 (/)  Artistic  Phulkari  and Chlkan work Gota Toda and Kasida embroidery, Applique work, Kantha, Chain stitch embroidery and  Bead  and  Glass work.
(70  Hand-made lace and lace
(a)  Dyes  and  Chemicals  (permissible  items)
goods.
(a)  Dyes  and  Chemicals  (permissible  items)
H%
(///) Artistic Carpets, Carpet- ings  and rugs  of Vege- table fibres.

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(a)  Dyes and  Chemicals (permissible items)
H%
(Iv) Artistic  Carpets,  rugs and  durrios  etc.  of cotton.
(a)  Dyes and  Chemicals (permissible  items)
(v)  Artistic  articles  of  fur 6 i%
and  human  hair.
(a)  Dyes and  Chemicals (permissible  items)
(vl) Stuffed  animals  .
"*%
(0  Sculptures  and  Statues
H.4 2
10%
of all materials.
(a)  Pigments (permissible  items) (6)  Adhesives(25%) (c)  Felt  Paper (rf)  Tin Oxide (Putty  powder)
(ii)  Stone work (Artistic)  . 10% (a)  Pigments (permissible items) (b)  Adhcsives(25%) (c)  Felt  paper (d)  Tin Oxide (Putty  powder)
(iff)  Pottery  (Artistic)
10% (a)  Pigments (permissible  items) (b)  Adhesives (25 %)
10% (a)  Pigments (permissible  items) (A)  Adhesives (25%)
(Iv) Artistic  articles  of  tor- toise  shell,  Mother  of Pearls etc.
(v)  Artistic articles of Horn, 10%
Bone and  Conch Shell.
(a)  Adhesives (25%) (b)  Metal  fittings,  viz.,  invisible  clasps,  hinges,
hasps, screws and nails.
10%
H.4.3
(a)  Metal fittings (50%) (b)  Glass Chattons  (50%)
(i)  Buttons and studs (other than  of  metal,  plastics, glass).
(11)  Artistic  bangles  other 10% (a)  Metal fittings  (50%) (b)  Glass Chattons and  beads (50%)
than  those  of  glass and plastic.
10% (a)  Metal fittings (50%) (b)  Zip Fastncrs, metallic (25%) (c)  Glass Chattons  and  beads (25 %)
(iff)  Artistic handbags, Belts, Caps  and  Headgears  of materials  other  than plastic or  leather.
10% (a)  Metal fittings (50%) (h)  Glass Cbattons  and  beads (50 %)
(Iv) Articles  of  beads,  wall hanging?,  lamps  and shades.
10% (a)  Metal fittings (b)  Stainless steel strips  (0.55  mm  and  thicker)
(10%).
(c)  Nickel (10%).
(v)  Artistic  Carving  sets, hunting  Knives,  bread board  knives,  swords, khukries,  knives  and forks, kirpans.
10% (a)  Metal  fittings  viz..  Invisible  clasps,  hinges,
hasps,  screws  and  nails  (50%).
(b)  Glass  Chattons  and  beads  (25%) (c)  DamarBatu(25%)
(vi)  Lac  bangles,  ear  rings, rings studded  with glass chatton, glass beads and mirror pieces, artistic lac items such as key chains, animals,  ball  pens  etc. studded  or  not  with beads,  glass  chattons etc.
(a)  Metal fittings vtz., clasps, hinges, hasps, screws
10%
and nails (50%).
(h)  Glass Chattons and  beads (50 %) (c)  Semi-precious  stones (10%).
(vtt)  Made  up  articles  of semi-precious stones like ash  trays,  pen-holders, paper  cutters,  Key- chaines.  paper  weights and  figurine.
10% (a)  Metal fittings (50%) (6)  Glass Chattons  and  beadi  (50%)
(vlii)  Ash  trays  fitted  with aluminium and lac deco- rated  with  glass  beads and  chattons.

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10% (a)  Metal fittings (50 %) (b)  Glass  Chattons and  beads  (50%)
(Ix)  Raksha  bandhan  made from  imitation  zari, plastic sponges elc.
10%
(x)  Mains  and  nccklacos using  natural  seeds  and nuts.
(a)  Metal  fittings. (b)  Glass  chattons  and  beads. (c)  Soldering  chemicals  (2%)
(a)  Varnishes  and  Lacquers  (Permissible  items)
H.4.4
25%
(40%).
Artistic articles of  paper  and papier  mache,  including buntings.
Nominations  may  be  allowed in favour  of  manufacturers of lacquers,  and  dyes and chemicals.
(W  Copper  ingots (35%). (f)  Zinc ingots (25%). (d)  Dyes & Chemicals (50%).
(a)  Rough  synthetic  stones  other  than  white  and
H.4.5
10%
red.
(i)  Articles of marble inlaid with synthetic stones.
(b)  Adhosives  (33-1/3%)
10% (a)  Semi-precious  stones (6)  Adhesives  (33-1/3%)
(ii)  Articles of marble inlaid with  semi-precious stones.
5%
H.4.6 Monumental  stones  and  gra- nite  slabs  and  limestone (marble)  cut  and  polished.
(a)  Putty powder  (Tin  Oxide) (b)  Silicon  Carbide  Coarser  than  300  mesh (c)  Felt bobs (d)  Ornery flour (e)  Diamond  impregnated  discs
(a)  Velveteen  (25 %) (in  pieces of  not  more  than
H.4.7
10%
one sq. metre each).
(b)  Adhesives (25 %)
(c)  Metal fittings (50%)
(0  Artistic  Empty  card board/wood  jewellery boxes lined  with  art  silk or  velvet.
10% (a)  Glassine  paper, (b)  Adhesives. (c)  Metal fittings.
(//)  Artistic  Empty  Card board/wood  Jewellery boxeswithout  art  silk  or velvet  lining. Silver Filigree  .
10%
H.4.8
(a)  Synthetic clear lacquers. (b)  Metal fittings.
I.  CASHEW KERNELS  :
Cashew  kernels  exported  in 5%
1.1.1
bulk.
(1)  Import of cartons may also, on specific request, be allow- ed  in  special  cases.
(a)  Tin and  lea J  (10%) (b)  Card  Board  (namely  duplex  board,  triplex board,  ivory  board,  sulphite  board  and food  board  and  kraft  liners)  for  fabrication of cartons
(c)  Tinplate  prime [see remarks (3))
(2)  Import  of  card  board  will be  allowed  only  in  favour of  a manufacturer  of  card board  cartons.  Such  a manufacturer  will  not  be permitted  any  other  item.
(3)  Import  of  tin  plate  prime will  be  allowed  only  in favour  of  a  fabricator  of tin  plate  prime  containers. Such a  fabricator  will  not be allowed  any  other  item.
5%
1.1.2
(a)  Tin and  lead  (5%) (b)  Tin plate  prime
Cashew  kernels  exported  in consumer  packing  oT  half kg. or less.
Import  of tin plate prime may be allowed only in favour of a fabricator  of  tin  plate  prime containers.  Such a  fabricator will not  be  allowed any  other item.
J.  TOBACCO  AND  TOBACCO  PRO-
DUCTS  :
3%
J.I Unmanufactured  tobacco
 
(a) Oval  galvanised  high tensile steel wire  (1) There  would  be  no  objec- (b) Steel  Hogshead  ~\  tion  to  accepting  a  proces- (c) Laboratory  equipment  and  machinery  for  1  sor  as  a  nominee  against ^processing  tobacco  such  as  rodrying  aprons  >20%  export  of  unmanufactured ;  equipment  for  handling  leaf  packages |  tobacco.  Such  a  nominee and  Research  and  Laboratory  Equipment  |  would, however, be entitled such  as certling  Balance  and  Spares for  Auto  j

SEC. II  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/533
SECTION  \\~contd.
5
4
3
2
1
Analyser  and  Chemicals  for  Its  operation  "\ certified  by  DGTD  as  not  indigenously  >• available
J
(rf)  Polyethylene  granules/moulding  powder  (3%)
to  only  redrying  and  pro- cessing  equipment  subject to  essentiality  being  certi- fied  by  the  Sponsoring Authority.  He  would  not be allowed  any  other  items either from  column 4 or on the basis of an  AU  Licence held by him.
(a)  Olassine  Paper
Bidis
2%
J.2
(i)  Sack  Craft  paper/Craft  paper
Cigarettes  (including  Pipe 10%
J.3
fa)  Unmanufactured  tobacco  (20%) (b)  Cellulose acetate tow (1 %).
tobacco.)
Cigars—
J.4
20%
Cigars  made  with  indigenous
J.4.1
fillor tobacco.
(a)  Brass clips,  Brass nails  "1 (b)  Glassino  paper,  Vegetable  parchment  paper  V(25%) (c)  Flavouring essences
J
(J)  Cigar  wrapper  tobacco  (75 %)
60%
Cigars  made  with  imported
J.4.2
filler tobacco.
J
(u)  Brass  clips,  Brass  nails  1 (b)  Olassine  paper.  Vegetable  parchment  paper  y  (81 %) (c)  Flavouring essences (d)  Cigar  wrapper  tobacco  (25%) (e)  Filler tobacco (66-2/3%)
10%
Scented  Chewing Tobacco  .
J.5
(a)  Glassine paper (25%)  The  valuo  of  oach  of  the  items (b)  Permissible natural  essential oils  should  not  exceed  1 % of  the
f.o.b.  value of  export.
Other  tobacco  products  . 3%
J.6
(a)  Permissible essential oils and (6)  Glass ine paper
K  WOOLLEN  CARPETS  RUGS AND
DRUGGETS
General Note  :
(1)
i  No  Import  licence  will  be issued  for  raw  wool  but only a Release Order on the S.T.C.
(2) i  Against export  of  products in  this  product  group  a recognised  spinner  of  wool may  be  nominated  for raw  wool  etc.  from  the S.T.C.  and  raw  wool  ot' quality  bolow  56s  may also  be  imported.
(3) i  Sales  of  all  products  fal- ling  in  this  Product Group  made  to  foreign tourists  may  also  be  con- sidered  for  grant  of import replenishment subject to the prescribed  procedure  on such  sales  being  followed.
(4;
)  Exporters  may  utilise  5% of  their  replenishment licences  for  import  of  art paper  (21%)  and  photo- graphic  colour films (21 %) subject  to  a  maximum  of Rs. 2,500 each.
 
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390/534  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
SECTION  n—contd.
2
4
5 1
3
K.I
Woollen  Carpets,  rugs  drug- gests,  chain  stitched  rugs, tapestry  rugs, namdas  (ex- cluding  those  with  30% or loss wool content) and goat hair  paties,  woollen  mats and strips, whoso :—
(1)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacryloni- trile  fibres  will  be  allowed on  production  of  essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner, F.O.B.  value  is  below  Rs.
(a)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool.
K.I.I
15%
100 pec square metre.
(b)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e.,  acid  dyes,  direct  dye", mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes  and  reactive dyes—permissible items as per Appendix 24 of Red  Book  Vol.  I,  as  amended  from  time  to time)  and  special  optical  whitening  agents used  for  polyester  and  polyacrylonitrilo flbros (30%).
(a)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool.
20%
K.1.2 F.O.B.  value  is  between  Rs. 100  and  Rs.  150  per  sq. motre.
(b)  Coal  tar  dyes  (I.e.,  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes  and  reactive dyes—permissible  items  as  per  Appendix  24 of  Red  Book  Vol.  1,  as  amended  from  time to  time)  and  special  optical whitening  agents used  for  polyester  and  polyacryonitnle fibres (30%).
(a)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool.
K.I.3
25%
F.O.B.  value  is  between  Rs. 150  and  Rs.  250  per  sq. metre.
(b)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e.,  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperso  dyes  and  reactive dyes—permissible  items  as  per  Appendix  24 of  Red  Book  Vol  I,  as  amended  from  time to time)  and  special  optical  whitening  agents used  for  polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile fibres (10%).
F.O.B.  valuo  is  above  Rs.
(a)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool.
35%
K.1.4
250 per sq. metre.
(b)  Coal  tar  dyes  (I.e.,  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes  and  reactive dyes—permissible  items  as  per  Appendix  24 of Red Book, Vol. I, as amended from  time to time)  and  special  optical  whitening  agents used  for  polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile  fibre (7-1/2%).
(a)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool  (661 %)
K.2
15%
Crewel  Embroidery  (woollen hand embroidery  on cotton fabrlcs/jute  base).
(1)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacryloni- trile  fibres  will  be  allowed on  poduction  of  essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(6)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e.,  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes  and  reactive dyes—permissible  items  as  per  Appendix  24 of  Red  Book  Vol.  I,  as  amended  from  time to  time)  and  special  optical  whitening  agents used  for  polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile fibres (33-1/3%).
General  Note  :—
L.  WOOLLEN  TEXTILES, HOSIERY  AND  MIXED FABRICS.
(1)  The  value  on  which  the percentage Indicated in Col. 3  will  be  applied  to  deier- mine the quantum  of licen- ce  will  be  either  the  FOB value  or  the  ceiling  price indicated  in  Col.  5 against any  specific  entry  which- ever is lower.
(2)  Against  the  export  of  pro- ducts covered by this  pro- duct  Group,  a  recognised spinner  of  wool,  may, unless  otherwise  stated,  be nominated  for  obtaining release order for  raw wool, etc.,  from  the  S.T.C.  and raw  wool  of  quality  below 56s may  also be  imported.

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SECTION  n—contd.
1
5 2
3
4
L.I
Fabrics  and  hosiery  made from  a  mixture  of  cotton and/or  cellulosic  fibre  and wool.
L.U
(a)  Raw wool/wool  tops/waste  wool/shoddy wool.
30%
Fabrics  and  hosiery  made from  a  mixture  of  cotton and/or  cellulosic  fibre  and wool,  containing  a  mini- mum of 20% and maximum of 40% of  wool  by  weight.
L.I.2
(a)  Raw wool/wool  tops/waste  wool/shoddy  wooJ,
35%
Fabrics  and  hosiery  made from  a  mixture  of  cotton and/or  cellulosic  fibre  and wool, containing more than 40%  by  weight  of  wool.
L.2
Woollen  textiles  and  mixed fabrics,  namely  the  follow- ing:—
L.2.1
(1)  The ceiling price [vide Gene-
(a)  Raw wool/wool  tops/waste/shody wool. (b)  Acrylic flbre/tow or  dyed  acrylic  yarn  of  7 to k  4Rs  (Single  or  multiply)  (not  exceeding  40%).
70% (see remai
1)
Woollen  textiles  and  woollen goods,  other  than  hosiery, containing  not  less  than 80% by weight of wool, but excluding  those covered  by Entry L.2.3. below.
ral  Note  (1)]  for  products falling  under  this  entry other than  of  shoddy  wool will  be  Rs.  65  per  kg. provided  this  rate  will  be increased  by  20%  for  cal- culating the ceiling price  for embroidered  shawls  and rumals.
(c)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e.  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes,  reactive  dyes and  Acrylic  Dyes-—permissible  items  as  per Appendix  24  of  Red  Book  Vol.  1  as amended  from  time  to  time),  and  special optical  whitening  agents  used  for  polyester and  polyacrylonitrile  fibres  (71%)—(See remark 2).
(2)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacry- lonitrile fibres will be allowed on  production  of essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(3)  Acrylic flbre/tow/yarn to be imported  shall  be  of  3 dealers  and  above  and other  things  being  equal or  nearly  equal,  not  less than  50%  of  the  total quantity  of  Acryytic fibre/ tow/yarn  shall be  imported from  RCA  countries.
L.2.2
(a)  Raw wool/wool tops/waste wool/shoddy  wool. (b)  Acrylic  flbre/tow  or  dyed  acrylic yarn  of  7 to k  48s (Single or multiply)  (not exceeding 40%,)
70% (see remari
2)
(c)  Non-cellulosic synthetic tow fibre.
Mixed  fabrics  containing  a mixture of wool  (not  less than 20 % but less than 80 % by  weight)  and  any  non- celluloRic  synthetic  fibre (not  less  than  20%  by weight),  and  excluding those  covered  by  Entry L.2.3. below.
(d)  Coal tar dyes (I.e., acid dyes, direct dyes, mor- dant  dyes,  disperse  dyes, reactive  dyes  and acrylic  dyes—permissible  items  as  per Appendix  24  of  Red  Book,  Vol.  I,  as amended  from  time  to  time)  and  special optical  whitening  agents  used  for  polyester and  polyacrylonitnle  fibre  (7i%)—(See remark  3).
(1)  Non-cellulosic  synthetic fibre of any kind will be al- lowed  only to the extent of such  fibre  content  in  the product  exported  as  certi- fied  in  the  preshipment  in- spection  certificate  issued by the  Textile  Committee. (2)  The  coiling  price  [vide General Note  (1)]  for  pro- ducts  falling  under  this Entry will be Rs. 65 per kg. (3)  Import  of  special  optical whitening agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacryloni- trile  fibres  will  be  allowed on production  of  essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(4)  Acrylic fibre/tow/yarn to be imported  shall  be  of  3 deniers and above and other things being equal or nearly equal not  less  fJian50%of the  total quantity of acrylic fibre/tow/yarn  shall  be imported from  RCA count- ries.

390/536  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2A 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
SECTION  n—contd.
3
5 2
1
4
Woollen  textiles  and  woollen
L.2.3
(a) Waste  wool/shoddy  wool. (b)  Acrylic  fibre/tow  or  dyed  acrylic  yarn  of  7 to
48s (Single or multiply) (Not exceeding 40%).
70% see remark 1)
goods,  other  than  hosiery,  ( made out of yarn of counts  i (BWS) 14s and below (with a tolerance (+1) containing not  Jess  t i^  60%  wool by weight.
(1)  The  value  on  which  the percentage indicated in Col. 3  will  be applied  to  deter- mine the quantum  of licen- ce  will  be  either  the  FOB value,  or  such  other  value as  may  be  decided  by Government.
(c)  Coal tar dyes (i.e. acid  dyes, direct dyes,  mor- dant  dyes, disperse  dyes  reactive  dyes  and Acrylic  Dyes—permissible  items  as  per Appendix  24  of  Red  Book,  Vol.  I, as amended  from  time  to  time,  and  special optical  whitening  agents used  for  polyester and  polyacrylonitrile  fibre  (7i%),  (See remark  4).
(2)  Woollen rags will be allowed only  against  export  of shoddy  woollen  blankets. Against  export  of  products covered  under  this  serial number  a  recognised  spinner of  shoddy  yarn  (other  than worsted  or  woollen  yarn) may  be  nominated  for obtaining  release  order  for woollen  rags,  waste  wool etc. as the  case may be.
(3)  The ceiling price [vide Gen. Note  (1)1  will  be  Rs. 15  per  kg.  of  woollen goods  made  out  of  shoddy wool.
(4)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester and  polyacrylonitrile fibres  will  be  allowed on  production  of essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(5)  Acrytic  flbre/tow/yam  to be  imported  shall  be  of 3  deniers  and  above  and other  things  being  equal or  nearly  equal,  not  less than  50%  of  the  total quantity  of  acrytic  fibre/ tow/yarn shall be imported from  RCA  countries.
Screen  printed  tcrywool
(a)  Raw  wool/wool  tops/waste  wool/shoddy
L.2.4
fabrics.
wool,
il  (b)  Acrylic fibre/tow or  dyed  acrylic  yarn  of  7 to :  48s (Single or multiply) (Not  exceeding 40%).
(1)  The ceiling price [vide Gen- eral  Note (1)] for  products falling  under  this entry will be  Rs.  93  per  kg.
70% (See Genera remark I
(2)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester and  polyacrylonitrilo fibres  will  be  allowed on  production  of  essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(c)  Non-Cellulosic  synthetic  tow  fibre. (d)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e.  acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes  and  reactive dyes and acrylic dyes—permissible  items  as per  Appendix  24  of  Red  Book,  Vol. I,  as  amended  from  time  to  time)  and special  optical  whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile  fibre  (7i%). See remark 2.
(3)  Acrylic  fibro/tow/yarn  to be  imported  shall  be  of 3  deniers  and  above  and other  things being equal or nearly  equal,  not  less  than 50%  of  the  total  quantity of  acrytic  fibre/tow/yarn shall  bo  imported  from RCA countries.
L.3
Woollen  and  mixed  hosiery namely  the  following:—
U3.1
60% (see remarl.
(a)  Raw wool/wool Tops/waste  wool/shoddy  woo (b)  Acrylic  Fibre/tow  or  dyed  acrylic  yarn :  of  7. to  48s  (Single  or  multiply)  (Noi
exceeding 40 %)
1)
1  (1)  The  ceiling  price  [vide i  General  Note  (1)] for  pro- t  ducts  falling  under  this entry, other than  of shoddy wool,  will  be  Rs.  75  per kg.  For  figurative  design, Woollen  hosiery/knitwear containing  not  less  than 80 % by weight of wool, but excluding  hosiery  knitwear covered  by  Entry  L.3.3, below.

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SECTION  n—contd.
5 2
1
3
4
(c) (0  Coal  tar  dyes (i.e.,  acid  dyes, direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes,  reactive  dyes and  Acrylic  Dyes—permissible  items  as  per App.  24  of  Red  Book,  Vol. I,  as amended from  time to time).
(ii)  Special  optical  whitening  agenta  used  for polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile  fibre. (HI)  Salts  of  Dichlore  lsocyanuric  acid.
(see remarks 2  and  3).
ornamentation  embroidery reversible, special cut  effec- ts  such  as regulen,  dolman sleeves  (one  piece)  gar- ments manufactured  out of fancy  yarns,  heather  and malmixturcs  yarn  and  gar- ments with zip fasteners,  an increase  of  15%  will  be permissible  in  the  ceiling price.
(d)  Hosiery  needles  (1 %).
(2)  The materials mentioned  at (0,  (")  and  (fit)  of  (c)  In Col.  4  may  together  be imported  for  a  value  upto 8i%  of  the  licence  value. (3)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  ployacryloni- trilo  fibres  will  be  allowed on production of essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(4)  Acrytic  fibre/tow/yarn  to be  imported  shall  be  of 3  deniers  and  above  and other  things being equal or nearly  equal,  not  less  than 50%  of  the  total  quantity of  acrytic  fibre/tow/yarn shall  be  imported  from RCA countries.
60%
L.3.2
(a)  Raw wool/wool tops/waste wool/shoddy  wool (o)  Acrylic  Fibre/tow  or  dyed  acrylic  yarn  of  1 c  to  48s (Single or multiply).  (Not  exceedinj
(see re marl
40%)
2)
(1) Non-cellulosic synthetic fibre '  of any kind will be  allowed ;  only  to  the extent  of  such fibre content  in the product exported  as  certified  in  the preshipment  inspection certificate  issued  by  the Textiles  Committee.
Mixed  hosiery/knitwear  con- taining  wool  (not  less  than 20%,  but less than 80% by weight)  and  any  noncellu- losic synthetic fibre, not less than  20%  by  weight,  but excluding  hosiery  knitwear covered  by  entry  L.3.3. below.
(c)  Non-cellulosic synthetic fibre. (d) (I)  Coal  tar  dyes  (i.e. acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant dyes,  disperse  dyes,  reactive  dyes and Acrylic Dyes—-permissible  Items  as  per App.  24  of  Red  Book (Vol.  I), as amended from time to time). (II) Special  optical  whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacrylonitrile  fibre.
(///)  Salts  of  Dichlore  isocyanuric  acid, [see
remarks  3 and 4). (e)  Hosiery needles (1 %).
(2)  The  ceiling  price  [vide General  Note  (1)],  for products  falling  under  this entry,  other  than  of  shod- dy wool will be Rs.  75  per kg.  For figurative designs/ ornamentation  embroidery rcversibles,  special  cut effects  such  as  region  dol- man  sleeves  (one  piece) garments manufactured  out of  fancy  yarns,  heather and  mal-mixtures yarn  and garments with zip fasteners, an  increase  of  15%  will be permissible in the ceiling price.
(3)  The  materials  mentioned at  (0,  (It)  and  (Hi) of  (a) in  Col, 4  may together  be imported  for  a  value  upto 8-1/3% of the licence value. (4)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacryloni- trile  fibres  will  be  allowed on  production  of essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
 
(5)  Acrylic  fibrc/tow/yarn  to be  imported  shall  be  of 3  demers  and  above  and other  things  being  equal

390/538  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA 12, 1895  [PART I
SECTION U—contd.
4
5
3
1
2
or  nearly  equal,  not  less than  50%  of  the  total quantity  of  Acrylic  fibre/ tow/yarn  shall  be imported from  RCA  countries.
L.3.3
(a)  Waste wool. (b)  Acrylio  Fibre/tow  or  dyed  Acrylic  yarn
of  7  to  48s  (single  or  multiply)  (Not exceeding 40%).
60% (t>ee remark 1).
Woollen  hosiery/knitwear made out of yarn of counts (BWS) 14s and  below (with a  tolerance  (+1)  contain- ing not  less than  60% wool by weight.
(1)  The value on which the per- centage in dicated in  Col, 3 will  be  applied  to  deter- mine  the  quantum  of  li- cence will be cither the FOB value,  or  such  other  value as  may  be  decided  by Government.
(C)  (/)  Coal  tar  dyes  (I.e. acid  dyes,  direct  dyes, mordant  dyes,  disperse  dyes,  and  reactive dyes—and Acrylic Dyes-permissible  items  as per App. 24 of Red Book,  Vol. 1, as amended from  time to time).
(it)  Special optical whitening  agents used for polyester  and  polyacryTonitrile  fibre. (///)  Salts  of  Dichlore  isocyanuric  acid.  [See
remarks (3 and 4)].
(d)  Hosiery  needles  (1 %).
(2)  Against  the  export  of  pro- ducts  covered  under  this Serial  number  a  re- cognised  spinner  of shoddy yarn  (other  than  worsted or  woollen  yarn)  may  be nominated  for  obtaining release  order  for  waste wool  etc.,  from  the  S.T.C. (3)  The  materials  mentioned at  U),  (it)  and  (Hi) of  (c) in  Col.  4  may  together  be imported  for  a  value  upto 8-1/3 % of the licence value.
(4)  Import  of  special  optical whitening  agents  used  for polyester  and  polyacryloni- trile  fibres  will  be  allowed on  production  of  essentiality Certificate  from  the  Textile Commissioner.
(5)  Acrylic  flbre/tow/yarn  to be  imported  shall  be  of 3  denfers  and  above  and other  things  being  equal or  nearly  equal,  not  less than  50%  of  the  total quantity  of  Acrylic  fibre/ tow/yarn  shall be  imported from  RCA  countries.
L.4
Woollen-worsted  yarn.
75%
(See remark 2)
(a)  Raw wool/wool tops. (b)  Coal tar dyes [i.e. acid dyes, direct dyes, mor- dant  dyes,  disperse  dyes,  reactive  dyes— permissible items as per  App. 24 of Red Book (Vol. 1) as amended from  time to time (H %)],
(1)  Release  of  raw  wool  from the  S.T.C.  will  be  allowed against  exports of woollenl worsted  yarn  subject  to the  condition  that  each contract  for  export  should be approved  by, and  regis- tered  with  the  Wool  and Woollens  Export  Promo- tion  Council,  under  the overall guidance of a Stand- ing  Committee  consisting of  representatives  of  the Textile  Commissioner  as well  as  of  the  Council.
(2)  The  ceiling  price  (vide General  Note  (1)  for  pro- ducts  falling  under  this entry  will  be Rs.  35/- per kg.  of  grey  yarn  and  Rs. 45/-  per  kg.  of  dyed  yarn exported.
M.  COIR  PRODUCTS
Coir Products  namely  the
M.I.
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(a)  Dyes namely the  following:—
Mats  &  Mattings  of  Coir
M.I.I
•  5%
Name  Hue  No.  C.I. No.
Carbide  Black  C.I.Direct Black 4  30245
(1)  Shearing  machines,  shear- ing  blades,  ledger  blades, spiral  cutters  and  cylindri- cal  cutters  and  ledgers High  Carbon—High  Chro- mium Die steel flats  32mm
ER
Chlorazol  Bor-  C.I.Direct  Red 13  22155
dcaux B
Chlorazol  Bro-  C.I.Direct Brown 2  223U
x 3mm or  32.inra * 2mm  will bo  allowed  only  to  the extent recommended  by the Coir  Board.
wnM
Coomassie  Bril-  C.LAcid Blue 15  42645
liant Blue l'F
(.2)  Import  of  following  Acid dye-stuff  will  be  allowed upto 50% of face  value  of the  licence.
let R/2R
Coomassio  Vio-  C.I. Acid Violet 17/9  42650 45190 Durazol Grey N  C.I.Direct Black  17  27700 Llssaminc  C.I.Acid  Violet 41  62020 Fast  Violet 2B Lissamine Green  C.I.Acid  Green 16  440215 Diazo Black 3B/  C.I.Direct Black 80  24090
BW.
Fast Black  C.I. Basic Dye  51215 Direct Violet  C.I.Direct Violet 5  27660 Chrysoidine  C.I.Basic Orange 2  11270 Magenta  C.I.Basic Violet  14  42510 Disuphide Blue A C.I.Acid  Blue 5  42052 Brilliant Green  C.I.Basic Green  1  42040
Acid Yellow  79 Acid  Orange 1.13091 Acid  Orange  8.15575 Acid  Orange  56.22895 Acid  Red  25.16030 Acid  Violet  36.62010 Acid  Blue  102.50320 Acid Green  9.42100 Acid  Green  50.44090 Acid  Black  48.65005 Acid  Black  60— Acid  Violet  17.42650 Acid  Violet  43.60730 Acid  Blue  59.50315
(3)  The  items  of  dyes  listed arc  those  permitted  to  be imported  generally.  Other items,  essentially  required by  the  industry  would  be permitted  to  the  extent recommended by the Chair- man,  Coir  Board,  within the  5%  entitlement.
(b)  Shearing  blades/ ledger blades, (c)  Spiral  Cutters/cy-
lindrical cutters,
(rf)  High Carbon—High Chromium  die steel  flats 32 mmX3 mm or 32  mmX2 mm in  commer- cial lengths
(e)  Adhesive chemicals (5 %)
[4)  CCP will be issued  for  import I of  polythene  bags  supplied free of cost  by  foreign  buyers for  packing  of  mats.  The value  of  the  CCPs  will be limited  to  20%  of  thti entitlement  but  this  will  not be  adjusted  against  the  entit- lement  earned.  While accounting  for  the  use  of  the polythene  bags  so  received for  packing  and  exporting coir  ma's,  5%  wastage  will be  allowed.
Mats and mattings of mixture
M.1.2
20% (a)  Sisal  fibre.  (Sco remark 1) (b)  Dyes as  against item  M.I.I.  (See remark  2).
of coir yarn and sisal.
(1)  50% of the value of the sisiil fibre  allowed  for  import will  be  permitted  for  im- port  of coloured  sisal  yarn. (2)  Import  of  dyes  mentioned at  (b) under  column  4  will bo  allowed  upto  50%  of the foe; value of the licence only.
Rubbersied coir products
M.I.3
30% (a)  Colloidal Sulpher. (b)  Non-staining Antioxidants. (c)  Machinery spares.
(1)  Machinery  spaies  will  be allowed  only  to  the  extent recommended  by  the  Coir Board.
(a)  Machinery spares.
Decorticated  flbro  and  curlod
M.I.4
5%
coir.
(1)  Machinory  spares  will  be allowed  only  to  the  extent recommended  by  the  Coir Board. As  in  M.1.1.
(a)  Dyes as against M.I.1.
Dyed Coir Yarn
M.1.5
 
5%

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N.  COTTON  TEXTILES  :
(ij)  Coaltar  dyes (permissible itoms as per App. 24
Mill-made  cotton  fabrics
N.I.
ol Red Book, Volume 1).
(.other than greys).
(b)  The following  chemicals and other  processing
materials  :
(/)  Special  optical  whitening  agents  used  for
polyster and polyacrylonitrile fibres.
(1)  Nomination  may  oe  made in  favour  of  a  manu- facturer  of dyes,  chemicals and  other  auxiliaries  (.ex- cepling  soaps  and  fatty acids)  used  m  tho  process- ing  of cotton  textiles.  Such nominees will be entitled  to import  Col. 4 items against S.  No. B.  16  in  case  of manufacturers  of dyes,  S.No. B. 5 and S.No. B. 31.7 in case of  synthetic  resin  finishing agents  manufacturers.
(ii)  Sodium nitrite. (Hi) Sodium Chlorite. (tv)  Potassium  forro-cyanide.
(v)  Titanium dioxide. (W)  Naphthenica acid. (W")  Synthetic  resin  finishing  agents  used  on
textiles other than  :
(2)  Sales  of  Cotton  Sarees, Cotton Dress material, Cot- ton  Tablo  Linen,  Bed  Sp- roads.  Bed  Covors,  Cotton Stoles,  Scarves,  Shawls and  Cotton  furnishing  ma- terial made to foreign touri- sts  may  also  be  considered for  grant  of  import  reple- nishment licences subjoct  to the prescribed procedure on such  sales  being  followed  :
(a)  Urea  and  Melamine  formaldehyde resin finishing agents and their modi- fied  forms  such  as  those  based  on Ethyine  urea,  Propylene  urea,  and Hexatelhoxy  mothly  melamine.
(6)  Poxyvinyle  acetate  emulsions. (c)  Acrylic  and  their  co-polymer  emul-
sions.
(d)  Different  Resin  based  binders  used for  pigment  printing  on  toxtilos (ex- cluding Imperson 'P ).
(yltt)  Cellulose  acetate  sheets/Films  with  one side mattee surface used by screen printers of  textiles for screen making.
(Ix)  Photographic films and  chemicals  (other than  canned  categories)  required  for photoengraving  and  scroen-maklng.
(x)  Gum  Tragacanth. (xl)  Gum Arabic (10%).
•(*//)  Sodium  Hydrosulphite  (10%).
The item  Sodium Hydrosul- phite  will  be  supplied  at international price  by  indi- genous  manufacturers.
(xiti)  Sodium  Sulphosylato  Farmaldehyde compounds  Formusul,  Brotasul  (15%). (xlv)  Hydrogen  Peroxide,  Sodium  Peraborato
Formaldehyde (10 %).
(xv)  Bronze Powder. (xvl)  Caustic Soda and Soda Ash (20%). (.xvli) ParaflnWax(10%)
(a)  Same as against item N.I
(1)  Same  as  against  item  N.I. Mill-made  cotton  yarn  (other 61%
N.2
than greys).
N.3
6i% (a)  Same as against i tern N. 1 (b) Carnauba  Wax. (c)  Parafinwax(10%)
Non-fabric  cotton  textiles items  (other  than  greys), both  Mill-made  and  hand- loom  including  tyre-cord fabrics In which cotton yarn has been used in the weft or warp.
(1)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  manufac- turers  of  dyes,  chemicals and  other  auxiliaries  (ex- cepting  soaps  and  fatty adds)  used  in  the  process- ing of  cotton  textiles. Such nominees  will  be  enti- tled to import  Col. 4  items against  S. No. B. 16 in case of  manufacturers  of  dyes, S.No.  B.  5,  andB.31.7in case of  Synthetic resin fini- shing agents  manufacturers.

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(2)  Registered  exporters  of waterproofing  Tarapaulfns may  be  allowed  Parafln Wax to the full extent of  the value of the licence.
(3)  Import  of  Industrial Sewing Machines and  other ancillary  equipment  re- quired by the manufacturers of  made  up articles may  be allowed  under  this  group to the extent recommended by  the  Textile  Commis- sioner.
(1)  Same as against  item  N.I.
(a)  Same as against  item  N.I.
Embroidered  cotton  fabrics  . 64%
N.4
(1)  Same as against  item  N.I."
(a)  Same as against  item  N.I.
61%
N.5
Cotton  fabrics  (other  than greys)  and  mixed  fabrics of  cotton  and  wool/silk/ jute,  produced  on  hand- looms  or  powerlooms,  and khadi.
O. READY-MADE  GARMENTS (OTHER  THAN  READY-MADE GARMENTS  OF  NATURAL- SILK).
General  Notes:
(1)  The  term  "Trimmings  and embellishments" covers  the following  materials  (per- centage  of  value  of  licence for  irTmmingB and  embelli- shments  upto  which  im- port  may  be  made  of  indi- vidual items, is indicated  in brackets  against  such  in- dividual items).
(/)  Zip  fasteners  (10%)  only against  export  of  ready- made  garments  using  zip fasteners.
{it)  Elastic  cloth  in  running length,  Including  elastic cloth in t ubular  form  with width  not  exceeding  7.5 cm.
("/)  Elastic  tape  and  webbing (including  heat  resistant rubber  tape/webbing)  (5%) only  against  export  of garments  using  elastic  ta- pes/webbing.
(/v)  Brassier  pad/cups  (5%).
(i<)  Buckles,  hooks  and  bars (10%)  only  against  export of  garments  using  buckles, hooks and bars.
(W)  Collar  stays  and  other  gar-
ment  stays.
(vll)  Knitted  laces  of  not  more than  3'  width  and  fents  of laces  (of  not  more  than 2,057  metres  In length  and having damage in the  body of  the cloth).
(vUl) Paper  patterns.
 
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(x)  Lining  and inter-lining  ma- terial  made  of  cotton,  ray- on, synthetic or  mixed  fab- rics coated and/or  uncoated (provided  samples  of  ma- terials  to  be  imported  are approved  by  the  Textile Commissioner  prior  to  Im- port).
(xi)  Sewing thread  including  all types of embroidery threads made  from  man-made fibres,  pure  silk  and/or mixed  fibres  of cotton  and man-made  fibres.
(xll)  Zip  type  belt-extenders
(20%).
(xlll)  Buttons  or  polyester  sheets (10%)  against  export  of products falling under O.I.I and O.I.3 and 2.5 % against export  of  other  products in the group.
(xiv)  Pearl headed  pins and  pins
of  all  types  (10%).
(*v)  Needles  for  industrial sewing  machines  (permissi- ble items  only) (20%).
(xvi)  Labels  including  woven, printed,  sticker,  self-adhesi- ves(10%).
(xvli)  Snap  fasteners—four  parts
(10%).
(xvttl)  Self-adhesive  Tapes  (5%).
(xix)  Studs (5%). Ocx) Tags  (5%).
(xxi)  Industrial scissors (2%). (xxii)  Industrialstaplers(2%). (xxttl)  Stamping foils (5 %),
Not*:  (1)  Face  value  percentages
may be increased upto 100% in  special  cases  on  the recommendation  of  the Textile  Commissioner.
(2)  Against  the  export  of  pro- ducts In this Group in which raw  wool  is  indicated  in Col. 4, a recognised spinner of wool shall be nominated for  obtaining  release  order for  wool  of  quality  below 56s fiom  the  State  Trading Corporation.
(3)  Non-ccllulosic  synthetic fibre  of  any  kind  will  be allowed  only  to  the  extent of such fibre content in  the product  exported  as  certi- fied  in  the  pre-shipment certificate  issued  by  the Textile  Committee.
(4)  Import  of industrial  sewing machines  and  other  anci- llary  equipment  required by  the  garment  Industry may  be  allowed  under  this group  to  the  extent  re- commended  by  the  Textile Commissioner upto the face value.

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(5)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of  manufacturers of elastic tapes/webbings for the  import  of  rubber threads  over  60  gauges and  heal  rcsistanl  rubber thread  in  ali  guages required  for  the  manufac- ture  of  elastic  tapes/ webbings  against  exports of  ready-made  garments containing  elastic  tapes/ webbings.
(6)  Sales of cotton  ready  made garments  made  to  foreign tourists  may  also  be  con- sidered  for  grant  of  import replenishment  subject  to the prescribed procedure on such  sales being  followed.
Ready-made garments namely
O.I
the following  :
(a)  Dyes, Chemicals and other processing material!
0.1.1
9%
as at (a)  in Col. 4 against Item N.I (72%).
(b)  Trimmings  and  embellishments,  (see  general
note(l)  (83%).
Ready-made  garments  made of cotton  fabrics,  and  blen- ded  or  mixed  fabrics  of cotton and rayon other than grey.
(c)  Ivory board, art  paper and  art  board.
(d)  High  or  Low density Polyethylene  moulding
powder  (20%).
i  (1)  Nominations mBy be n.ade in favour  of manufacturer  of (i) cotton  fabries(ii)trimmings and  embellishments.  Manu- facturers  of  metallic zip  fas- teners/plastics  zip  fasteners/ snap fasteners  may be nomi- nated  against  export  of  gar- ments with  metallic  zip  faste- ners/plastics  zip  fasteners/ snap  fasteners  respectively.
(e)  'Sodium  Hydro-sulphite  (10%)
The  item  Sodium  Hydro- sulphite will  be  supplied  at international  price  by  indi- genous  manufacrurers.
(f)  Sodium  Sulphoxylale.  Formaldehyde  com- pounds,  such  as,  Rangolite C.  Formosul, Brotaaul  (5%).
(a)  Trimmings  and  embellishments  (See  General
0.1.2
521%
note  1).
(1)  The  items  at  (a)  to  (d)  in Col. 4 may be imported  for value  upto  l/3tn  of  the licence value.
Ready-made  garments  made of woollen fabrics  (contain- ing  not  less  than  80%  by weight  of  wool).
(b)  Ivory  board, art paper  and art  board (c)  Coal tar dyes (i.e. acid dyes, direct dyes, mor- dant  dyes,  disperse  dyes-permissible  items  as per  App.  24  of  tho  Red  Book  (Vol.T),  (as amended from  time to time), and  special opti- cal  whitening  agents  used  for  polyester  and polyacrylonitrile fibres.
(d)  High or Low Density Polyethylene  moulding
powder (5%).
(e)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool/wool
tops (see general note 2).
(2)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of a  manufacturer of  (i)  Woollen  fabrics  (ii) trimmings  and  embellish- ments.  Manufacturers  of metallic  zip  fasteners/plas- tic  zip  fasteners/snap  fast- eners  may  be  nominated against  export of  garments with  metallic zip  fasteners/ plastic  zip  fasteners/snap fasteners  respectively.
Ready-made  garments  made
(a)  Trimmings  and  embellishments  (see  general
52* %
O.1.3
note 1).
(1)  The  items  at (a)  and  (b) In Col.  4 may be imported  for a value upto l/5th of licence value.
of  mixed  fabrics  of  wool (not  less than  20% but  less than 80 % by weight) & non- celluloslc synthetic fibre (not less  than 20% by weight).
(b)  Ivory board, art paper  and  art  board, (c)  Coal tar dyes (i.e. acid  dyes, direct dyes, mor- dant  dyes, disperse  dyes-permissible  items  as per App. 24 of the Red Book (Vol. I) fas amen- ded  from  time  to  time)  and  special  optical whitening agents used for  polyester and  poly- acrylenitrile  fibres.
(d)  High  or low  density  Polyethylene moulding
powder (5%)
(e)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/Shoddy  wool
(See general note 2).
(/)  Non-cellulosic  synthetic  fibre  {See  general
Note 3).
(2)  Nomination may  be  made in  favour  of  manufacturers of (i) mixed fabrics  of wool and  non-cellulosic fibre (ii) trimmings  and  embellish- ments.  Manufacturers  of metallic  zip  fasteners/plas- tics zip fasteners/snap  faste- ners  may  be  nominated against  export  of  garments with  metallic  zip  fasteners/ plastics  zip  fastcncrs/snap fasteners  respectively.
(a)  Trimmings and embellishments (see general
O.1.4
25%
note  1).
(1)  The items at (a) and (b) in col. 4 may together  be Im- ported  upto 30 % of licence value.
(b)  Ivory  board,  art  paper  and  art  board, (c)  Dyes, chemicals and other processing materials
Ready-made  garments  made of  mixed  fabrics  of  cotton and/or  cellulosic  fibre  and wool  (minimum  20%  by weight  of wool).
as at  (a) & (b) against Item  N.I.

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(d)  High or  Low density  polyethylene  moulding
powder (5%).
(e)  Raw  wool/waste  wool/shoddy  wool/wool
(2) The  iiem  Sodium  I-Iydio- sulphitc  will  be  supplied at  international  price  by indigenous  maiuifucUiiers.
tops (sec general note 2). (/)  *Sodium  hydrosulphite  (2%). (y)  Sodium  Sulphoxylate.  Formaldehyde compounds, such as Rangolite  C, Formosul, Brotasul  (2%).
(3)  Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of a  manufacturer of  (i)  mixed  fabrics  of cotton  and  wool  and  (ii) trimmings  and  embellish- ments.  Manufacturers  of metallic  zip  fasteners/plas- tic zip fasteners/snap  faste- ners  may  be  nominated against  export  of  garments with  metallic zip  fasteners/ plastic  zip  fasteners respectively.
Ready-made  garments  made
0.1.5
9% (a)  Dyes, Chemicals and other  processing materi- als as at (a) and (b) in Col. 4 against item N.I (72%).
of (i) mixed fabrics of cotton and  polyester  fibre,  and (ii) art silk  fabrics.
(b)  Trimmings  and  embellishments  (See  general
note  1) (83 %).
(c)  Ivory board,  art paper and  art  board. (d)  High  or Low  density  polyethylene  moulding
powders (10%).
(") • Sodium Hydrosulphite  (5 %). (/)  Sodium Sulphoxylate.  Formaldehyde  compound;
such as Rangolite  C, Formosul, Brotsaul, (5%).
(1)  Applications  for Import lice- nces should  be  accompanied by a pre>hipment  inspection Certificate issued by the Textile Committee  in  addition  to other  prescribed documents. (2)  Nomination  may  be  made in  favour  of  manufacturers of  (i) mixed  fabrics  of cot- ton  and  polyester  fibre s,  (ii)  Trimmings  and  embel- lishments.  Manufacturers of  metallic  zip  fasteners/ plastic  zip  fasteners/snap fasteners may be  nominated against  export  of  garments with  metallic zip  fasteners/ plastic  zip  fasteners/snap fasteners  respectively.
C
3)  The  item  Sodium  Hydrc- sulphite  will  be  supplied at  international  price  by indigenous  manufacturers.
(4)  Garments  made  of  mixed fabrics  of  cotton  and  po- lyester  are  also  eligible  for the  Import  replenishment under  item  O.I,6  (a) or  (b) and  O.I.7(a) or (b) in  addi- tion  to  what  is  permissible under  this item.
Polyester  fibre,  (
24%
O.I.6 (a)  Ready-made  garments made out of cotton/poly- ester  blendod  materials other  than  suiting  with fibre blending in the ratio of  65%  and  above  of polyester  fibre  content.
1) Applications  for  import licences  should  be  accom- panied  by  a  pre-inspection Certificate  issued  by  the Textile  Committee  in addition  to  other  pres- cribed  documents.
(
2) No  import  licence  for  poly- ( ester fibre will be issued  but supplies  of  imported  poly- estor  fibre  will  bo  made available from  the  STC at  a price  equal  to  the  landed cost  of  imported  polyester fibre plus  handling  charges. 3) Export  products  falling  un- der this item are also eligible for  the  import  replenish- ment  under item  0.1.1.
Polyester fibre.
Si
ame  remarks  as  against  item 21%
0.1.6(a),
(b)  Ready-made  garments made out of cotton/poly- ester  blended  materials for  suiting  with  fibre blending  in  the  ratio  of 65 % and  above  of  poly- ester fibre  content.
ame  remarks  as  against item O .U
18% Polyester  fibre
S;
0.1. "a).
(a)  Roadymade  garments made out of  cotton/poly- ester  blended  materials other  than  for  suiting with fibre blending in the ratio of not less than 50 % and  not  more  than  64% of polyester fibre content.

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16%  Polyester fibre
.  Same  remarks  as  against  item
0.1.6(a).
(ft)  Readymade  garments made out of cotton/poly- ester  blondod  materials for  suiting  with  fibre blending  in  the  ratio  of not  loss  than  50%  and not  more  than  64%  of polyester  fibre  content. Ready-made  garments  made
O.I.8
See
See column S
of  Nylon.
column 5
.  (1) Applications  for  import licences  should  be  accom- panied  by  a  prcinspection certificate  issued  by the  Text- ile  Committee  in  addition to  other  prescribed  docu- ments.
(2) Export  is  canalised  through the S.T.C. No Import licence for  nylon  filament  yarn  will be  issued  but  replenishment at  the  rate  of  1.30  kg.  of imported  nylon  yarn  from the  STC will  be allowed  for every kg. of nylon yarn used in  the  exported  product. 25%  of  the  value  of  re- plenishment  of  nylon  can be  utilised  for  imported polyester  filament  yarn.
(3) Export  products  falling  un- der this item are also eligible for the import  replenishment under  Item  0.1.1.
(4) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount upto 15% of  9% entitlement  for  permissible dyes  and  chemicals  and trimmings  and  embellish- ments  against  export  of readyrnado  garments  of nylon certified  in the inspec- tion certificate of the  Textile Committee to contain metal- lic yam.
O.1.9 Web sots  ,
20%
O.1.10
50%
Waist  belts  made  of canvas  with  brass  fittings.
(1)  Nomination  may be made in favour  of  a  manufacturer  of metal  fittings  for  web  sets. 25%  of  20% entitlement  can be utilised  for  dyes  & chemi- cals permissible against N.I. (1)  Nomination may be made in favour  of  a  manufacturer  of brass  fittings.  10%  of  50% entitlement  can  bo  utilized for  dyes  and  chomicals  per- missible against N.I. Cotton  hosiery  goods  and
O.I.11
6.5%
(a)  Hosiery  Needles (20%)
hosiery  garments .
(1)  Not  more than  5% of  f.o.b. value would  be utilised cither for  the  import  of  dyes  and chemicals  mentioned  as  at (a)  and  (b)  in  column  4 against  item  N.I.  or  for trimmings and  embellishments as  mentioned  against  general note (I). Readymade garments made of
0.1.12
See  column  5
Acrylic  fibre  fabrics.
See column 5
.  (1)  Applications  for  import licences  should  be  accompa- nied  by  a  preinspection  cer- tificate  issued  by  the Textile  Committee  in  addi- tion  to  other  prescribed documents.

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2
3
5
4
(2) No  import  licence for  Acry- lic  fibre  will  be  issued  but replenishment  at  the  rate of  1.30  kg.  of  Acrylic fibre for  every  kg.  of  Acrylic flbro  used  in  the  products exported  will  be made  availa- ble by STC.
(3) Export  products  falling  un- der  this  item  are  eligible for  the  import  replenish- ment  under  item  0.1.1. (4) Registered  exporters ma> nominate  manufacturers  of motallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount  upto  15% of  9% entitlement  for  permissible dyes and chemicals and trim- mings  and  embellishments against export  of  ready-made garments of  acrylic certified in  the  inspection  certificate of  the  Textile  Committee to  contain  metallic  yarn.
Ready-made garments made of
O.I.13
See
See  column  5 .
polyester filament yarn fab- rics.
column 5
,  (1)  Applications  for  import licences  should  be  accom- panied  by  a  pre-inspection certificate  issued  by  the Textile  Committee in addition to  other  prescribed documents.
(2) For  every  kg.  of  polyester fllament  yarn  used  in  the garments  exported,  manu- facturer  exporters exporting through the STC will receive replenishment at the  rale  of 1.3 kg. of imported polyester fllament yarn from  the STC. (3) Export  products  falling  un- der this item aro also eligible for  the  import  replenish- ment under item 0.1.1.
(4) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets,  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an  amount  upto  13%  of 9%  entitlement  for  permis- sible  dyes  and  chemicals and  trimmings  and  embel- lishment  against  export  of roadymade  garments  certi- fied  in  tho  inspection  certi- ficate  of  the  Textile  Com- mittee  to  contain  metallic yam.
Ready-made  garments  made Sec
O.I.14
See  col.  5
column
of  acetate  filament  yarn  i fa Dries.
5
(1)  Applications  for  import licences  should  be  accom- panied  by  a  pre-inspection certificate  Issued  by  the Textile  Committee  in  addi- tion  to  other  prescribed documents.
 
(2)  Export  of  Acetate  fllament yam  garments  is  canalised through  tho  STC.  For  every kg.  of  acetate  fllament  yarn used in the  acetate  garments exported,  registered  exporters exporting  the  garments through  the  STC will receive replenishment  at  tho  rate  of

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5 2
3
4
1.3  kg.  of  imported  acetate filament  yarn  from  the  STC. In addition, 71 % or the  f.o.b. value  of  exports  shall  be allowed  for  import  of  per- missible  trimmings  and  em- bellishments.
Ready-made  garments  made
O.I.15
See column 3.
of  viscose  staple  fibre  i fabrics.
See
column
5.
(1) Applications  for  import  li- cences  should  be  accompa- nied by a pre-inspection certi- ficate  issued  by  the  Textile Committee  in  addition  to other  prescribed  documents. (2)  Export  is  canalised  through the  STC.  For  every  kg.  of viscose  staple  fibre  used  in the  exported  product,  regis- tered  exporters  exporting the  garments  through  the STC  will  receive  replenish- ment  of  viscose  staple  fibre used  at  the  rate  of  1.3  kg. of  imported  viscose  staple fibre from  the STC.
(3) Export  products  falling  un- der  this  item  are  also  eligi- ble for  the  import  replenl'h- ment  under  Item  0,1.1.
(4) Registered  oxporters  may nominate  manufactures  of metallic yarn for  Import  of polyester  film,  laminated shocts  and  metalisod  film and permissible  lacqers, ad- hesives and  colours  for  an amount  upto  15%  of  9% entitlement  for  permissible dyes and chemicals  and trim- mings and  embellishments against export of ready-made garments  cortmed  in  the inspection  certificate  of  the Textile Committee  to  con- tain  metallic yarn.
O.I.16
See column  5.
See column 5.
Ready-made  garments  made of  fabrics  of  polyester  vis- cose fibre blended yarn with polyester  blending  of  65% and  over.
(1) Applications  for  import  li- cences  should  bo  accompa- nied  by a pre-inspoction  cer- tificate  issued  by  the  Textile Committee  in  addition  to other  prescribed  documents (2) Export  Is  canalised  through the  STC.  For  every  kg.  of polyester  viscose  fibre  used in  the exported  product,  re- gistered-exporters  export- ing  the  garments  through the  STC.  will  receive  re- plenishment  of  polyester fibre and  viscose staple fibre used  at  the  rate  of  1,3  kg. of  imported  polyester  fibre and viscose staple fibre from the  STC.
 
(3) Export  products  falling  un- der  this  Item  are  also  oligi- ble for  the Import  replenish- ment  under  Item  O.I.I. (4) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallsed  film and permissible lacquers, ad- hcslves  and  colours  for  an amount  upto  15%  of  9%

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4
3
2
1
entitlement  for  permissible dyes and chemicals and trim- mings  and  embellishments against export of  ready-made garments certified  in the ins- pection certificate of the Tex- tile  Committee  to  contain metallic  yarn.
See column 5
O.1.17
See column 5.
Ready-made  garments  of polyester  viscoso  blended flbre/polyester  filament yarn/nylon  yarn.
(1) Applications  for  import  li- cences  should  be  accompa- nied by a preinspection certi- ficate  issued  by  the Textile- Committee  In  addition  to other  prescribed  docu- ments.
(2) Export  is  canalised  through the  STC.  For  every  kg,  of fibre/yarn usod in the export- ed  product  registered  ex- porters  exporting  the  gar- ments  through  the  STC. will receive replenishment  of fibre/yarn used at the rate of 1.3  kg.  of  imported  flbro/ yarn  from  the  STC.
(3) Export  products  falling  un- der  this  item  are  also  eligi- ble for  the import  replenish- ment  under item  O.I.I.
(4) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import of  polyester  film,  laminated sheets and metallsed film and permissible  lacquers,  adhe- sives  and  colours  for  an amount  upto  15%  of  9% entitlement  for  permissible dyes and  chemicals and trim- mings  and  embellishments against export  of  ready-made garments certified  in the ins- pection certificate of the Tex- tile  Committee  to  contain metallic  yarn.
p  NATURAL  SILK  FABRICS,  GAR-
'  MENTS
General  Notes  :—
(1) Applications  for  import licences  against  all  items mentioned  in  Col.  2 should  be  accompanied by  a  pre-inspection  certi- ficate  issued  by  the  Central Silk  Board  in  addition to  other  prescribed  docu- ments.
(2) The  term  "Trimmings and  embellishments"  used in  this  product  group has  the  same  meaning as  in  Product  Group
•o\
(3) No  import  licence  will  be Issued  for  raw  silk  but the  supply  may  be  secured from  the  Central  Silk Board.

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2
3
4
P.I.
Fabrics, garments and  made- up articles  namely, the follow- ing  :—
p.1.1. Natural  silk  fabrics  and made  up articles  containing 50 % or  more  of  mulberry  silk by  weight.
5
(4) Nomination  may  be  made in favour  of  manufacturers of  elastic  tapes/webbings for  the  import  of  rubber threads  over  60  gauges and  heat  resistant  rubber threads  in  all  gauges required for the manufacture of  elastic  tapes/webbings against  export  of  ready- made  garments  containing elastic  tape/webbing.
(5) Sales  of  Silk  Fabrics and  made  up  articles including  furnishing material  and  Silk  Ready- made  Garments  made  to foreign  tourists  may also  be  considered  for grant  of  import  replenish- ment  licences  subject  to the  prescribed  procedure on  such  sales  being followed.  The  replenish- ment  against  such  sales would,  however,  be  allow- ed  at  the  minimum rates.
(n) Raw Silk (b) Dyes and  Chemicals  (permissible items 161%). Within the  entitlement  of  dyes  and  chemicals of  of  16t%  total  import  of  the  following  three
items may be allowed  upto 5 % :— (0  Solophenyl  Brilliant Blue BL. (tf)  Mimosa  Z (C.I. Direct yellow 9 Cl.  No.
19540).
(W)  Durazol  Sky Blue  G.200
(c)  'Sodium  Hydrosulphite and sodium Sulphoxylat< Formaldehyde  Compounds, such as,  Rango- Ute C, Formosul, Brotasul etc. (3 %).
40% subject to a ceil ing price Rs.  25 per  sq. metre in respect of saroes and dross materials and Rs.  20 per  sq. metro for  other items.
(1) (0  Registered  exporters may nominate manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import of  polyester  film  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adbesives  and  colours  inter- mctallic  crucibles  and  alu- minium  wire  of  99.9% 3,  purity  for  an  amount  upto 30%  of  the value of over  all entitlement  against  export of  Fabrics  and  made-up articles  certified  in  the inspection  certificate  of the  Central  Silk  Board  to contain  metallic  yarn.
(tt)  Nomination  may  also be  made  in  favour  of manufacturers  of  dyes, chemicals  and  other auxiliaries  (excepting soaps and  fatty  acids)  used  in the  processing  of  natural silk textiles.
(2)  The  item  Sodium  Hydro- sulphite  will  be  supplied at  international  piice  by indigenous  manufacturers.
(3) The  over-all  utilisation  of the  replenishment  for  items other  than  raw  silk  shall not  exceed  75%  of  the over  all  entitlement  of 40%.

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2
3
4
F.I.2.
35%
5
(4) Registered  exporters  may import  noil  yarn/nep  noil yarn  in  lieu  of  raw  silk against  exports  of  fabrics and  made-up  articles certified  in  the  inspection certificate  of  the  Central Silk  Board  to  contain noil  yarn/nep noil  yam.
(a) Raw silk (b) Dyes and Chemicals (permissible Items) and the
following  :—
Readymade  garments  of  na- tural  silk fabrics  containing 50 %  or  more of  mulberry silk  by weight.
(0  Solophyenyl Brilliant Blue BL (li)  Mimosa Z  (C.I. Direct  Yellow 9  C. I. No.
19540).
(11!)  Durazol  SRy Blue G. 200. (c , Trimmings and  embellishments. (d)  Acrylic monomer, (c)  Ivory  board, art  paper  and  art  board. (/)  Polyethylene  moulding powder  (2J %). (#)*Sodiuni  Hydrosulphite and  Sodium  Sulphoxy- late,  for  maldhydo  compounds,  such  as Rangolite C, Formosul, Brotasul  etc (4%). (1) (0  Rogistored  oxporters may nominate  manufacturers of  metallic  yarn,  for  import of  polyester  film,  lamiiiaied sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  inter- metallic  crucibles  and  alu- minium  wire  of  99.9% purity  for  an  amount upto  30%  of  the  value of  overall  entitlement against export of  ready-made garments  of  mulberry  silk certified  in  the  inspection certificate  of  the  Central Silk  Board  to  contain  me- tallic  yam.
(ii)  Nomination  may  also be  made  in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of  dyes,  che- micals  and  other  auxiliaries (excepting  soaps  and  fatty acids),  used  m  the  pro- cessing  of  the  natural  silk textiles.
(2)  The  item  Sodium  Hydro- sulphite  will be  supplied  at international  price  by  indi- genous  manufacturers.
(3) The  overall  utilisation of the  replenishment  for items other  than  raw  silk shall not  exceed  75%  of the over-all  entitlement  of  35 %.
(4) Registered  exporters  may import  noil  yara/ncp  noil yarn  in  lieu  of  raw  silk against  exports  of  ready- made  garments  certified  in the  inspection  certificate of  the  Central  Silk  Board to  contain  noil  yarn/nep noil yarn.
 
(5) The items at (b) to (/) In Col. 4  may  together  be  imported for  l/4th  of the licence value. Within  this  limit,  the  total import  of  items  specified under  (b)  (i),  (li)  and  (Hi) shall not exceed 5 %,

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SECTION  II—contd.
2
1
3
4
P.I.3
10%
5
(5) Imports  of  industrial  sew- ing  machines  and  woven labels  of  foreign  importers may  be  allowed,  on  the basis  of  recommendation  of the Textile  Commissioner.
(a)  Dyes and Chemicals (permissible items).
Within  the entitlement  of  dyes and  chemicals total  import  of  the  following  three  items may be allowed  upto  5 %:
Natural  Silk  Fabrics  and made-up articles containing lfcss than  50% of  mulberry silk by wnigtit, and/or  con- taining  no  mulberry  silk yarn.
(i)  Solophenyl Brilliant  Blue BL. (li)  Mimosa 2  (C.  I.  Direct  Yellow  9  C.I.
No. 19540).
{Hi) Durazol  Sky Blue G. 200.
(6)* Sodium  Hydrosulphite  and  Sodium  Sulpho- xylato,  Formaldehyde  Compounds,  such  as, Rangolite C,  Formosul, Brotasul etc, (9 %).
P.1.4
(])(/)  Registered  exporters may  nominate  manufac- turers of metallic yarn lor import  of  polyester  fllm laminated sheets and me- tallised  film  and  permis- sible Lacquers,  Adhesiv- es  and  colours,  inter- metallic  Crucibles  and aluminium  wire  of 99.9%  purity  for  an amount  upto 30% of  the value  of  over-all  entitle- ment,  against  export  of fabrics  and  made-up articles  certified  in  the inspection  certificate  of the Central Silk Board  to contain metallic yarn.
(1)(W)  Nomination  may also  be made  in  favour  of  a manufacturer  of  dyes, chemicals  and  other auxiliaries  (excepting soaps  and  fatty  adds) used  in  the  processing of  natural  silk  textiles.
(2) The  item  Sodium  Hydro- sulphite  will  bo  supplied at  international  price  by indigenous  manufacturers.
(a)  Dyes  and  chemicals  (permissible  items)  and
12%
the following  :—
(0  Solophonyl Brilliant  Blue BL. (//)  Mimosa  Z  (C.  I.  Direct  Yellow  9  C.I.
No.  19540).
Ready-made  garments  of natural silk fabrics contain- ing loss than 50% mulberry silk  by  woight  and/or  con- taining  no  mulberry  silk yarn.

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4
3
2
1
0
4) Imports  of  industrial  sew- ing  machines  and  woven labels  of  foreign  importers may be allowed  on the  basis of  recommendation  of  the Textile  Commissioner.
Natural  silk  embroidery 40%
P.1.5.
(a)  Raw  Silk. (6)  Dyes and chemicals (permissible items) (5 %)
thread (Tussar  or  Mulberry).
(1
Q.  STAINLESS  STEEL  PRODUCTS
General Notts :—- )  The  weight  of  Stainless Steel  to  be licensed  for  each kilogram  (net  weight)  ex- ported  will  be  as  indicated in  bracket  in  Column  4. However,  the  value  of  the import  licence  shall  not exceed  75%  of  the  f.o.b. value  of  export  and  shaJl also  not  exceed  Rs.  10 c  l.f. per  kg.  of imported  mate- rial.
(2)  In  the  case  of  products covered  by  this  group,  in addition  to  the  prescribed documents,  production  of Export  Inspection  Agency Certificate  indicating quality/ type  of  material  used  will also be necessary.
(3) In  the  case  of  export  of nickel  free  Stainless  Steel products,  only  nickel  free Stainless  Steel will  be allow- ed for  import.
(4) Within the overall  monetary value  of  the  above  licence, the licence may,  on  request, be  revalidated  for  the  im- port  of  prototypes and  sam- ples  upto  1 %  and  permissi- ble  packing  and  wrapping papers  and  other  packing materials  upto  2i %  of  the f.o.b.  value  of  exports; in  such  cases  a  correspond- ing  reduction  will  be  made in  the  quantity  of  stainless steel  materials  permissible under the licence.
(a)  Stainless steel  of  specification  as  required.
65%
Q.I
Stainless  steel  products  not elsewhere  specified,  but excluding cast articles.
(1) In  case  of  stainless  steel name  plates,  the  rate  of replenishment  will  be  limit- ed  to  1.05  kg.  for  one  kg. exported.
•  See
Stainless Steel Utensils : Stainless steel utensils  coppei
Q.2 Q.2.1
(a)  Stainless  steel  sheets  and  strips  of  both 0.914  mm to  0.457  mm  inclusive  (1.11  kg.).
bottomed.
(b)  Copper unwrought (0.17 kg).
(1) Total  value  of  stainless steel  and  copper  shall  not exceed  75%  of  the  f.o.b. export  value,  as  por  general note (1),
Gene ral Note (1) •  See
Stainless  steel  utensils  othei
Q.2.2
than copper bottomed.
(a)  Stainless  steel  sheets  and  strips  of 0  914  mm to 0.457 mm both inclusive (1.33 kg.).
(a)  Stainless  steel  sheets/strips  of  0.376  mm  to
Stainless  steel  watch  straps
Q.3
0.233  mm  both  inclusive (1.75 kg.).
(a)  Stainless  steel  sheets,  plates  and  strips  of
Q.4
0.559  mm  and  thicker  (1.60  kg.),
Stainless  steel  cutlery (Namely spoons, forks  and knives), other than  cast.
Gene ral Note (1) See Gene ral Note 0) See Gene- ral Note (1)
(l)In  the  case  of  export  of cutlery  manufactured  from imported  nickel  free  stain- less steel,  the maximum  c.f.i. value  to  be  admitted  for import  replenishment  shall be Rs. 6 per  kg.

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SECTION  II—contd.
5 1
4
2
3
Q.5
Stainless  steel  surgical  ins-
(a)  Stainless steel  sheets of 4.06 mm to 0.559 mm (b)  Stainless  steel  rods,  38.1  mm,  50.8  mm,
truments.
3.175 mm to 22.225 mm as per British speci- fication EN  58A.
Sec Gene- ral Note
(1) (c)  Stainless  steel  bars,  rounds,  squares,  flats, strips  of  0.559  mm,  0.547  mm,  0.376  mm, 0.315  mm  and  0.267  mm, 0.213  mm.
(d)  Stainless steel  tubes, 2.64  mm to 0.457  mm,
(all  for  a  total  weight  1.50  Kg.)
Q.6
(a)  Stainless  steel  sheets  and  strips  of  0.914 mm  to  0,457  n.m  both  inclusive  (1.33  Kg.).
Stainless  steel  Hospital  App- liances.
See Gene- ral Note (1)
(a)  (1.20 Kg) Stainless Steel of specification  as n
6-
Q.7
quired.
Stainless  steel  Hospital  furni- ture  {e.g.  operation  table top  and  Anaosthesia  tro- Uey).
See Gene- ral Note (1)
(a)  (1.20  Kg.)  Stainless  steel  of  specification  as
Q.8
required.
Industrial  Equipment,  com- ponents  and  ancillaries made  wholly  of  stainless steel.
See Gene- ral Note (1)
(a)  Stainless  Steel  Scrap  (1.20  Kg.).
Q.9
Stainless  steel  cast  products including  pipe  fitting and  cast  cutlery.
See Gene- ral Note (1)
Stainless Steel Sinks.
(a)  (1.50  Kg.)  Stainless  steel  of  specification  as
Q.10
required.
See Gene- ral Note (1)
Stainless steel of specification  as required (1.30 Kg.)
Scnii-flnished  stainless  Steel
Q.ll
Blades  in  coils.
OP REPAIRING
See Gene- ral Note (1)
Ship repairing
20%*
R.  SB R.I
(a)  Steel piping of  15.24cm  bore and  above.  " (/))  Copper  pipes over  7.62cm  diameter. (c)  Boiler  tubes. (a)  Refractory  materials. (e)  White metal. (/)  Gun metal. (g)  Packing and jointing matorials. (h)  Spares for  marine engines of foreign  make. (/)  Armoured  Cables. (!)  Super  onamel Copper wire. (k)  Relays. (I) Resistances.
'20%  of  the  value  of  repairs including  the cost of materials, components  and  parts  paid for  in  foreign  exchange  or in  Indian  rupees  obtained from  exchange  of  foreign currency  and  in  cases  where the  payments  are  made  by the  foreign  shipping  com- panies  out  of,  their  freight/ passenger  faro  earnings  sub- ject  to  certain  conditions.
(/)  The cif value of any  supply of  imported  stores  drawn from  bonded  warehouses maintained  under  arrange- ment  with  the  Ministry  of Transport  will be  deducted from  the  total  import  per- missible  and  licence  issued only  for  balance  amount.
(m)  Automatic switches (n)  Special Steel. (o)  Brass and  cupro  nickel  condense  tubes. (p)  Brass Round  Bars  Extruded  Quality. (<7) Nickel Chrome Bars. (r)  Phosphose Bronze Bars and sheets. (s)  Aluminium  sheets (NS-5 NS-6). (t)  Stainless steel sheets. (u)  Aluminium  Rivets NR-5/NR-6. (v)  Zinc and  Copper ingots. (w) Tin Block?. (x)  Tool  and  Alloy  Stool  other  than  stainless, (y)  Monel Metals. (z)  Lignum Vitao.
(H) In  the  case  of  items  men- tioned  under  column  4  in General  terms  (e.g.,  refrac- tory  materials)  only  per- missible  items  will  be allowed  to  be  imported.
(ad) Jeffrey's  Black  Marine  Glue. (ab) Araldite and  Hardener, (ac)  Oregon Pine (Douglas Fir), (ad)  Any  other  material  certified  by  the Director  General  of  Shipping  to  be  essential for  ship repair  work.

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General Remarks  : 1.  Sales  to  foreign  tourists  arc also  considered  subject  to the  procedure  indicated  in part  'E'  of  Section  I  being followed.
(2) Registered  Exporters  will  be
allowed  to  utilise  upto  1  % of the entitlement  for  import of  samples,  illustrated  cata- logues  pictures, albums and mailing lists.
(3) Subject  to  the  provision  of para  70  of  ITC  policy (1973-74) Red  Book  Vol. LI Section I,  Part B, Registered Exporters  would  be  allowed the  conversion  of  import licences  for  import  of  rough diamonds as per entitlements into  reloase  orders  in  whole or  part  at  their  option  on MMTC.
(4) Necklaces  strung  or  thre- aded  with  cut  and  polished precious/semi  precious stones/polished  and  pro- cessed  pearls  will  also  fall under  respective  entries below  and  replenishment allowed  accordingly  pro- vided  the  value  of  metal fittings  namely  clips, clasps,  pins,  hooks  etc. is  negligible  and  such value  is  excluded.
Polished and  processed  pearls
S.I
65%
(real  or cultured).
(a)  Real  or  cultured  pearls  unset. \b)  Permissible  items  of  machinery  equipment, testing  apparatus,  tools and  implements  re- quired  for  the  gem  and  jewellery  industries for import on AU basis (10%).
(a)  Diamonds  unset and  uncut.
S.2.1
60%
Cut  and  Polished  diamonds (see remarks)
(b)  Permissible  items  of  machinery,  equipment, testing  apparatus  and  implements  required for  gem  and  jewellery  industry  for  import on AU  basis  (10%).
(1) This  will  bo  applicable  only to  advance  licensing  under the  special  scheme  of import  of  rough  diamonds, (2) In  case  of  exports  of  cut and  polished  diamonds where  the  minimum  per carat  realisation  is  not  less than  Rs.  900/-,  Rs.1125/- and  Rs.1315/-.  the  reple- nishment  will  be  as  indi- cated  against  S.2.3.,  S.2.4. and  S.2.5.,  respectively.
(3)fThe  exports  covered  under remarks  No.  (2) above,  will also  be  subjected  to  the condition  that  20%  of  the admissible  replenishment will  be  taken  through Release  Orders  on  MMTC. In  the  event  of  non-avail- ability  certificate  from  the MMTC,  the  exporters may  be  allowed  to  import direct  to  the  extent  of  full value  of  replenishment.
Cut  and  Polished  Diamonds, 65%
S.2.2
(a)  Diamonds  unset  and  uncut. (b)  Permissible  items  of  machinery  equipment,
(sec remarks)
testing  apparatus  and  implements  required for  gem  and  jewellery  industry  for  import  on AU  basis (10%).
 
Out  of  the  total replenishment of  65%  of  the  export  FOB value  direct  import  will  be allowed  upto  80%  of  the admissible  replenishment  and the  remaining  20%  will  be through  release  orders  on MMTC.  In  the  event  of

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non-availability  certificate from  MMTC,  the  exporter may  be  allowed  to  import direct  to  the  extent  of  full value  of  replenishment.
S.2.3
70% (a)  Diamonds  unset and  uncut
Cut  and  Polished  Diamonds, (see remarks)
(1) The  minimum  per  carat realisation  should  be  not less  than  Rs.900/-.
(2) 20%  of  the  admissible  re- plenishment  \vill  be  taken through  release  orders  on MMTC.  In  the  event  of non-availability  certificate from  MMTC,  the  expor- ter  may  be  allowed  to import  direct  to  the  extent of  full  value  of  replenish- ment.
S.2.4
75% (a)  Diamonds  unset  and  uncut.
Cut  and  Polished  Diamonds, (see remarks)
(1) The  minimum  per  carat realisation  should  be  not less  than  Rs.  1125/-.
(2) Out  of  the  admissible  re- plenishment  20%  will have  to  be  through  release orders  on  MMTC.  In  the event  of  non-availability certificate  from  MMTC, the exporter  may  be allowed to  import  direct  to  the extent  of  full  value  of  re- plenishment.
S.2.5
(a)  Diamonds  unset and  uncut.
80%
Cut  and  Polished  Diamonds, (see remarks)
(1) The  minimum  per  caral realisation  should  be  not less  than  Rs.  1315/-. (2)20%  of  the  admissible  re- plenishment  will  be  taken through  release  orders on  MMTC.  In  the  event of  non-availability  certi- ficate  from  MMTC,  the exporters  may  be  allowed to  import  direct  to  the extent  of  full  value  of replenishment.
S.3.1
f  80% (a)  Emeralds  uncut  and  unset.
Cut  and  Polished  emeralds  o Rs.  3,000  and  above  per carat  fob.
S.3.2 Cut  and  polished  rubies  of 80% (a)  Rubies unset  and  uncut.
Rs.  3000  and  above  per carat  fob.
S.3.3
80% (")  Saphires unset and  uncut.
Cut  and  polished  saphircs  of Rs,  2,000  and  above  per carat at  fob.
S.3.4
65% (a)  Precious  or  semi-precious  stones  unsot and
uncut.
Cut  and  polished  precious stone&/semi-procious stones not  covered  by  S.3.1, S  3. 2.  and  S  3. 3.
(b)  Permissible  items  of  machinery,  equipment, testing appratus, tools & implements required for  gem and jewellery  industry  for  import  on AU basis (10%).
S.4
70% (a)  Diamonds,  uncut  and  unset  (50%). (6)  Precious  or  scmi-prccious  stones unset  and
uncut (50%).
(1) Export  of  Gold  jewellery will  be  subjeel  to  such  res- trictions  as  may  be  imposed by Gold Control Admn. and by the  RBI.
(c)  Real  or  cultured  poarls  unset  (50%). (d)  Permissible  items of  machlnory,  equipments, testing  apparatus,  tools  and  implements  re- quired  for  the  Gem  and  Jewellery  industry for  import  on AU basis (10%).
Jowelleiy  containing  gold, silver,  platinum  or  palla- dium and studded  with dia- monds,  precious  or  semi- precious  stones  real or cul- tured  poarls  synthotic/imi- tation  stones  provided  the value of  synthetic/imitation stones does not exceed  10 % of  the  FOB value of jewel- lery  excluding  the value  of metal.
 
(2) Studded  jewellery  contain- ing synthetic  or  imitation stones exceeding 10% of  the value  of  jewellery  excluding the  value  of  metal,  in  addi- tion  to  the  diamonds,  pre- cious  or  semi-precious

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stones  and  or  pearls  are excluded  from  the  scopo of this item.
(3)  Precious  metal jewellery  as described under  Col. 2  will bo  covered  under  S. 4 pro- vldod the value  of  precious metal i.e.  gold, silver,  pla- tinum  or  palladium  is  not less  than  70%  of  total value of metal used  therein or  studded  jewellery  con- taining in whole  or  in part, metal  other  than  gold, silver,  platinum  or  palla- dium  and  studded  with diamonds.  pearls,  pre- cious/semi-precious  stones will also be  grouped  under S.  4  for  the  purposes  of import  replenishment, provided  the  value  of  the studdings  amount  to 90% or  above  of  the  total F.O.B. value.
(4)  Replenishment  within  the value  limits  indicated  in col.  4  of  rough  diamonds unset  or  uncut  precious/ semi-precious  stones,  unset real  or  cultured  pearls  will be  allowed  only  if  the jewellery  exported  contain- ed  diamonds,  precious  or semi-precious  stones  and pearls  respectively,  in  such cases,  the  face  value  res- triction  of  50%  will  apply in respect of each individual component. Where jewellery contained only one of these items  namely  diamonds  or precious  /  semi-precious stones  or  real / cultured pearls,  the  face  valuo res- trictions  will  not  apply. Replenishment of diamonds uncut  and  unset  will  be allowed  only  through  the release  orders on  MMTC, For  other  items,  direct imports  may  be  allowed. Direct  imports  of  rough diamonds, however, will bo allowed,  on  production of  non-availability  certifi- cate  from  MMTC.
(5)  For  the  purpose  of  deter- mining tho F.O.B. value, tho value  of  metal  as  shown  in the  customs  attested  in- voice  will  be  excluded. Similarly,  making  charges in  excess  of  25%  of  the value of jewollery excluding the value of  metal  will also be excluded.
(a)  Rough  synthetic stones  (other  than white and
Cut  or  polished  synthetic
S.5
red).
stones.
(1)  Production  of  customs  at- tested  invoices  is  not required  for  claiming  re- plenishment.
(b)  Permissible  items  of  machinery,  equipment, testing  apparatus,  tools  and  implements required  for  the  gem  and  jewollery  industry for  import  on  AU  basis (10%).
Imitation/Costume  Jewellery.
 
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33* % (a)  Glass  beads  and  false  pearls  glass  chattons. (b)  Rough synthetic stonos (othor  than white and
red),
Imitation  Jewollery  studded or  strung  with  synthetic/ imitation  stones  /  plastic beads,  wooden  beads  etc.
(c)  Permissible  items  of  machinery,  equipment, testing  apparatus,  tools  and  implements required  for  gem  and  jewellery  industry  for import  on AU  basis (10%).
(1)  Only  jewellery  made  of metals  other  than  precious metals referred  to.in  S.4 will be  covered  by  this  entry. In  other  words  only  jewel- lery made of base metal like aluminium,  copper,  brass etc.  and  studded/ strung  with  synthetic / imitation  stones/plastic beads,  wooden  beads  etc. wou'd fall under this SI. No.
(2)  Production  of  Customs  at- tested  invoices  Is  not required  while  claiming  re- plenishment.
(3) Cuff  Links  Studded  with Synthetic  / imitation  stones, including  brass  Cuff Links,  decorated  cuff  Links and  gold  plated  cuff  Links will also fall under this  S.No.
(a)  Metal  fittings  viz.  invisible clasps,  hinges,
S.6.2
10%
hasps, screws and nails (50%)
(b)  Glass chatton  and  beads (50%)
Costume  Jewellery  plain  or studded  (other  than  imita- tion  jewellery  falling  under SL. No. S.6.1.)
(1) Jhumka,  rings,  finger  rings, belts,  necklaces,  ghun- tjroos,  etc.  made  of  base metals  such  as  aluminium and  "Gillet",  will  also  fall under this SI. No.
M AND  JEWELLERY—SALES 0  FOREIGN  TOURISTS.
SS.  OE T
Processed and  polished  pearls
SS.l
(real  or cultured).
Cut and polished diamonds  .
Rough  diamonds,  uncut  and  unset,  precious  or semi-precious stones uncut and unset, pearls real or  cultured,  rough  synthetic stones (other than red  or  white  variety)  other  imitation  stones.
SS.2
Cut  and  polished  precious  or
SS.3
semi-precious stone*.
'50%
SS.4
(1)  Within the overall replenish- ment  percentage  mentioned in  col.  3, 10%  of  entitle- ment  may  be  utilised  for import  of  permissible items of  machinery,  equipment, testing  apparatus  tools  and implements  as  required  for gem  and  jewellery  industry on  AU  conditions.
Gold,  Platinum,  Palladium , silver jewollery studded with precious  or  semi-precious stone*,  diamonds  real  or cultured  pearls.
(2)  The value of the base metal e.g.,  gold,  silver  platinum and  palladium  will  be  ex- cluded  in  computation  of value of replenishment. The Sale  vouchers  should  indi- cate  the  value  of  metal separately.
SS.5
331% (a)  Glass  beads,  false  pearls.  Glass  ohattons (b)  Rough  synthetic  stones,  other  than  red  and
white.
Imitation  jowellory  studded or  strung  with  glass beads, false  pearls, imitation  and synthetic stones.
Cut  and  polishod  synthetic
i)  Rough synthetic stones other than white and rod
(3)  Upto 1 % of the entitlement may  be  utilised  for  import of  samples  and  illustrated catalogues, pictures  albums and  mailing lists.
SS.6
25%  (E
stones.
(4)  The import of  any  one  of the items namely,  diamonds, precious Stones, pearls, syn- thetic stones  and  imitation stones  should  not  exceed half  of the total  entitlement in  respect  of  thoso  items where  total  entitlement  is of  the  level  of  50%.
(5)  The  sale  of  gold  jewellery will  be  subject  to  such general  or  special  restric- tions  as  are  imposed  by the Gold  Control  Adminis- tration  or  the  R.B.I.

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(6)  In  the  caso  of jewellery  iu which  there is an admixture of diamonds, precious/semi- precious  stones  and  or pearls with any other variety of  glass,  imitation  or syntholic stones, the import replenishment  will bo 33* % and  the  items  permitted will  be  as  for  imitation jewellery.
(7)  Jewellery  made  of  gold, platinum,  palladium  or  sil- ver  and  studded  or  strung with glass  beads  or  synthe- tic  stones  with  or  without diamonds,  precious/semi- precious  stones  or  pearls will  be considered  only  for 33i % import  replenishment and  the  items  permitted will  be  as  for  imitation jewellery.
(8)  Replenishment  of diamonds uncut  and  unset  to  the extent  permitted  as  per romai'ks  No.  4  will  be only through  release  orders on  MMTC  and  not by direct imports, The other porinissibJe  items  however may  be  allowed  to  be imported  directly.  In  the event of non-availability cer- tificate  from  MMTC  for iho  purpose  of  release  of diamonds  uncut  and  unset, direct  import  will  be allowed.
T.  CINEMATOGRAPH  FILMS
(EXPOSED)
T.I
Cinematograph  films,  not  exposed  (black  & white
25%
and colour).
Cinematograph films, exposed (feature  films)  Black  and White.
(I)  Replenishment will be in the form  of  black  and  white negative  and  colour  raw stock imported  by the S.T.C. If  the  registered  exporter is  himself  not  a  producer, he will nominate  a  produc- er  to  receive  the  allocation
l,of  raw  film.
(ii)  Upto 50% of the replenish- ment  due  may  be  used  for nominating  a  film  studio or  a  film  processing  labo- ratory  to  claim  import licence  for  permissible |  kinds  of  studio  equipment including  studio  bulbs or  film  laboratory  equip- ment  as  the  case  may  be. If  the  registered  exporter is  himsclt  a  producer  he may  claim  this  facility  in his  own  name.
Cinematograph films exposed
T.2
661% Cinematograph films, not  exposed  (Colour).
(feature films) colour.
(/)  The  replenishment  will  bf made in the form  of coloui raw  film  imported  by  the S.T.C.  from  G.C.A. (ii)  If  the  registered  cxporte
 
is  himself  not  a  producer, he will be  allowed to claim replenishment  in  his  nami to  the  extent  of  half  of  the

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permissible  quantum  and for  the balance half, he will be  required  to  nominate  a producer  of  feature  film. (Ill)  Upto  50%  of  the  reple- '  nishment  due  may  be used  for  nominating  a film  studio  or  a  film  pro- cessing laboratory  to  claim import  licence  for  permis- sible  kinds of studio equip- ment (including studio bulbs) or  film  laboratory  equip- ment  as  the  case  may  be if  the  registered  exporter is  himself  a  producer  he may  claim  this  facility  in his  own  name.
25% Cinematograph  films,  not  exposed  (black  and
1.3
white).
Documentaries  and  advertis- ing  films,  oxposod—black, and white.
Same  as  remarks  No.  (i)  and (J'O against  item  No.  T.  1 above.
50% Cinematograph  films,  not  exposed  (Colour).
T.4
Documentaries  and  advertis- ing films, exposed—colour.
Same  remarks  as  (/), (/")  and (til)  against  item  No.  T.  2 above.
16 mm & 8 mm raw film (both  Black & White and
T. 5
50%
Colour).
News  films  and  T.V.  Films (both black & white and co- lour).
(1) Against  the  replenishment, import  licences  will  be  issu- ed  on  G.C.A.  for  import of  8 mm  and  16 mm  (Black and  White)  other  than  posi- tive  and  colour  raw  stock. The registered  exporter  may also  be  permitted  on  re- quest  to import  permissible varieties  of  photographic equipment  and  accessories upto  50% of  the face  value of  the  licence,  subject  to A.U. condition.
'a Photographic  films  including  photographic  print-
T.6
Still News Photos
33-1/3^
ing paper (colour).
(1) Against  the  replenishment, import licences will be issued on  G.C.A.  The  Registered Exporters  may  also  be per- mitted  on  request  to  im- port  permissible  types  of Photographic  equipment and  accessories, and  proces- sing  chemicals  upto  30%  oi the  face  value  of the licence, subject  to  A.U.  condition.
-VTURAL  FIBRE  PRODUCTS
Ropes, Twines and cordage of
U.  N, U.I.
45%
sisal/manila.
Mats and  mattings of sisal,
U.2
45%
U.3.
•> /a
(1)  The  Registering  authority will  be  the  Jute  Commis- sioner,  Calcutta.
Bleached/dyed/Printcd  jute Fabrics  (Containing  more than  50%  jute  content  in terms  of  value)
(a)  Sisal fibre/waste. (b)  Manila fibre tow/waste, (a)  Sisal fibre, (ft)  Permissible items  of dyes (10%). (a)  Hydrogen  peroxide (b)  Caustic  soda (c)  Other  permissible  items required  for  manufa- cture  of  jute  decorative  fabrics  on  the  recom- mendations of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.
(2) The  Registered  Exporters should  get  the  consignments pre-inspected  by  the  appro- priate  authority  certifying that  the  decorative  jute fabrics  exported  contain more  than  50%  Jute  and  a certificate  to this effect  should be  submitted  alongwilh the  application  for  grant of  Import  replenishment licence.
DN-CELLULOSIC  PRODUCTS
V. N< V.I
See column 5.
See column 5
(a) Nylon  filament  yam  fa- brics and  made-up articles other  than  hosiery  and embroidered  fabrics.
 
(1) For  every  kg. of  nylon  yarn used  in  the  Nylon  Fabric and  made-up  articles  ex- ported,  registered  exporters exporting  nylon  fabrics  and made  up  articles'  through the  S.T.C.  will  receive  re- plenishment  at  the  rate  of 1.20  kg.  of  imported  nylon yarn  from  the  S.T.C.  Ex- port of dyed or printed nylon

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fabrics  and  made-up  articles will  also  be  entitled  to  per- missible  items  of  dyes  and chemicals  up to  5%  of  the F.O.B. value,
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  films,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an  amount  upto  1.5%  of the  F.O.B. value  of  exports against  export  of  nylon fabrics  and  made-up  arti- cles certified in the inspection certificate  of  the  Textiles Committee to contain  meta- llic yarn.
V 1
See column  5.
(o) Nylon  filament  yarn  em- broidered  fabrics  and  ho- siery.
See column 5.
(1)  For  every kg. of nylon yarn used  in  the  nylon  embroi- dered  fabrics  and  hosiery exported,  registered  export- ers  exporting  these  goods through the STC will rcccivo replenishment  at  the  rate of  1.25  kg.  of  imported nylon  yarn  from  the  STC. Export of dyed and/or  print- ed  materials  will  also  be entitled  to  permissible  items of  dyes  and  chemicals  upto 5%  of  the  F.O.B.  value.
NOTE  :  In  the  case  of  nylon embroidered  fabrics  with scallp  cuttings,  width  shall be  determined  by  adding two  inches  to  it  subject  to a  limitation  that  such  in- crease  should  not  exceed 5 % of the total  width of the fabric, and the allowance for extra  width  will  betaken into  account  while  calculat- ing  replenishment  entitle- ment  for  imported  nylon yarn.
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yam  for  import  of polyester  film  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an  amount  upto  1.5%  of the  F.O.B.  value of exports against export of these items certified  in  the  Inspection certificate  of  the  Textiles Committee  to contain  meta- llic yarn.
See column 5
v:
See column 5.
(a) Polyester  filament  yarn fabrics  and  made-up  arti- cles other than hosiery and embroidered  fabrics.
 
(1) For  every  kg.  of  polyester filament  yarn  used  in  the fabrics  and  made-up  articles exported,  registered  export- ers  exporting  through  the S.T.C. will receive replenish- ment  at  the  rate  of  1.2  kg. of  imported  polyester  fila- ment  yarn  from  the  STC. Export  of  dyed  or  printed

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polyester  tilameni  yarn  fa- brics  and  made-up  articles will  also  be  entitled  to  per- missible  items  of  dyes  and chemicals  upto  5%  of F.O.B-  value.
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers of  metallic yarn  for  import of  polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount upto 1.5 % of  the f.o.b. value of exports against export  of  polyester filament yarn  fabrics  and  made-up articles  certified  in  the  ins- pection  certificate  of  the Textile  Committee  to con- tain  metallic  yarn.
See column 5
V.2
See column 5.
(b) Polyester  filament  yarn embroidered  fabrics  and hosiery.
(1) For  every  kg.  of  polyester filament  yarn  used  in  tbc embroidered  fabrics  and hosiery exported,  registered exporters  exporting through the  S.T.C.  will  receive  re- plenishment  at  the  rate  of 1.25  kg. of imported polyes- ter  filament  yarn  from  the S.T.C.  Export  of  dyed  or printed  embroidered  fabrics and  hosiery  will  also  be entitled  to  permissible  items of  dyes  and  chemicals  upto 5 %  of  the F.O.B. value  Oi exports.
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives and colours for an amount  upto  1.5%  of  the F.O.B.  value  of  exports against  export  of  polyester filament  yarn  embroidered fabrics  and  hosiery  certified in  the  inspection  certificate of  the  Textile  Committee to  contain  metallic  yarn.
See column  5
V.3
See column 5.
(a) Acrylic^  fibre-fabrics  and made-up  articles  exclud- ing hosiery.
(1) No  import  licence for  Acry- lic  fibre  will  be  issued  but replenishment  at  the  rate of  1.25  kg.  of  Acrylic fibre for every kg.  of Acrylic fibre used  in  the  products  ex- ported  will  be  made  avail- able by S.T.C.  Alternatively, replenishment  at  the  rate of  1:  1.20  kg.  of  Acrylic Yam  for  every  kg  of Acrylic  Yarn  used  in  the products  exported  will  be made  available  by  S.T.C. Export  of dyed  or  printed Acrylic  Products  will  also be  entitled  to  permissible items  of  dyes and  chemicals upto  5% of  F.O.B. value.

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(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount upto 1.5 % of the f.o.b,  value  of  exports against  export  of  acrylic fibre  fabrics  and  made-up articles  excluding  hosiery certified  in  the  inspection certificate  of  the  Textile Committee to contain metal- lic  yam.
See column 5
(b) Acrylic hosiery.
V.3
See column 5.
(1)  No  import  licence  for Acrylic  fibre  will  be  issued but replenishment at the rate of  1.30  kg.  of  Acrylic fibre for  every  kg.  of  Acrylic fibre  used  in  the  acrylic hosiery  exported  will  be made  available  by  S.T.C. Alternatively,  replenishment at  the  rate  of  1: 1.25  kg. of Acrylic Yarn  used  in  the Acrylic Hosiery exported will be made available  by S.T.C. Exports  of  dyed  or printed Acrylic products will also  be entitled  to  permissible  items of  dyes  and  chemicals  upto 5%  of  F.O.B.  value.
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount upto 1.5 % of  the f.o.b.  value  of  export against  export  of  acrylic hosiery  certified  in  the  ins- pection  certificate  of  the Textile  Committee  to  con- tain  metallic  yarn.
See column 5
Fabrics, made-up articles  and  Sco
V.4
hosiery  of mixed  fibre/blen-  column dcd  yarn  of  nylon  filament/  5. polyester  filament/acrylic filament yarn and/or  acrylic nylon/polyester  fibre.
(1) Export  is  canalised  through the  S.T.C.  The  synthetic fibre  will  bo  replenished at  the  rate  of  1:1.25  kg. In  accordance  with  the fibre  content  of  the  fabric/ made-up  articles. The  fila- ment yarn will be replenished al  the rate of  1: J. 2 kg. in ac- cordance  with  the Synthetic yarn  content  of  the  fabric/ made-up  articles.  Export of  dyed  or  printed  pro- ducts  will  also  be  entitled to  permissible items  of  dyes and  chemicals  upto  5"/, of the F.O.B. value.
 
(2) Registered  exporters  may nominate  manufacturers  of metallic  yarn  for  import

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of  polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an  amount  upto  1.5%  of Ihe  f.o.b.  value  of  exports against  export  of  products certified  in  the  inspection certificate  of  the  Textile Committee  to  contain  me- tallic yarn.
See column  5.  (
Polyester/nylon  fibre  fabrics
V.5
and made-up  articles.
See column 5.
1)  For  every  kg.  of  polyester/ nylon fibre used in the export product,  Registered  Ex- porters  exporting  through the  S.T.C.  will  receive replenishment  at  the  rate of  1.25  kg.  of  imported polyester/nylon  fibre  from the S.T.C.
W.  CELLULOSIC PRODUCTS
(1)  Sodium  Hydrosulphite
Permissible items  of dyes and  chemicals as against
5%
group  No. 1.
W.I Dyed  or  primed  cellulosic fabrics made of viscose fila- ment yarn and  Spun  rayon yarn  and  made  up  articles and  hosiery.
and  Sodium  Sulphoxi- " late,  Formaldehyde  com- pound,  such  as  Rango- lite  C.  Formosicl,  Brotasul, etc.  may  be  allowed  upto 30%  of  the  face value of the licence.  The  item  Sodium Hydrosulphite  will be supp- lied  at  internationalprice  by in digenous  manufacturers.
(2) In  addition.  Registered exporters  may  also  nomi- nate  manufacturers  of  me- tallic  yarn  for  import  of polyester  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an  amount  upto  1.5%  of the  F.O.B.  value  of exports against  export  of  these  pro- ducts  certified  in  the  ins- pection  certificate  of  the Textile  Committee  to  con- tain  metallic  yarn.
(3) For  every  kg,  of  viscose staple  fibre  used  in  the spi'n  rayon  yarn  fabrics, made-up articles and  hosiery (dyed,  printed  or  grey)  ex- ported,  registered  ex- porters  exporting  through the  S.T.C. will  receive  re- plenishment  at  the  rate  of 1.25  kg. of imported viscose staple fibre from  the  S.T.C. For  every  kg.  of  hosiery articles  exported,  the registered  exporters  ex- porting  through  S.T.C.  will receive  an  additional  re- plenishment  of 0.05  kg.
NOTE  :—  Grey  products  will not  be  entitled  to  import replenishment  of dyes  and
"chemicals.

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W.2(a)
See remarks against  column  5.
Acetate filament yarn  Acetate spun  yarn  fabrics  and mado-up articles other  than hosiery  and  embroidered fabrics.
(1)  Export  of  AcetHte filament yarn  fabrics  and  made up  articles  is  canalised through  the  S.T.C.  For overy kg. of acetate  filament yarn  used  in  the  acetate fabrics  and  made-up  arti- cles  exported  registered exporters  exporting  the fabrics  and  made-up  arti- cles  through  the S.T  C. will receive  replenishment,  at the  rate  of  1.2  kg.  of  im- ported acetate filament yarn from  S.T.C.
(2)  For  every  kg,  of  acetate spun yarn used in the  acet- ate  spun  yarn fabrics  and made-up  articles  exported, registered  exporters  ex- porting through S.T.C. will receive replenishment at the rate of  1.25 kg, of imported acetate  staple  fibre  from S.T.C.
(3)  Export  of  dyed  and/or printed  materials  will  also be  ontitled  to  permissible items  of  Dyes  and  Chemi- cals  upto  5%  of  F.O.B. value  of  exports.
W.2(6)
-do
Acetate  filament  yarn/acetate spun yarn embroidered  fab- rics and hosiery.
(1)  Export  of  Acetate filament yarn,  embroidered  fabrics and  hosiery  is  canalised through  the  S.T.C.  For every  kg.  of  acetate  fila- ment yarn used in the emb- roidered fabrici and  hosiery exported,  registered  ex- porters exporting these pro- ducts  through  the  S.T.C. will  receive  replenishment at  the  rate  of  1.25  kg. of  imported  acetate,  fila- ment yarn  from  S.T.C. (2)  For  overy  kg.  of  acetate spun  yarn  used  in  acetate spun yarn embroidered  fab- rics  and  hosiery  exported, registered  exporters  oxport- ing  through  S.T.C.  will receive  replenishment  at the  rate  of  1.30  kg.  of  im- ported  acetate  staple  fibre from  S.T.C.
(3)  Export  of  dyed  and/or printed  materials  will  also be  entitled  to  permissible items  of  Dyes  and  Chemi- cals  upto  5%  of  F.O.B. value  of  exports.
Rayon  Tyre  yam.  Super
W.3(a)
37%  (,
a)  High Tenacity  Rayon grade wood
Grade  11-1650 Denier.
pulp  (85%) b)  Sulphur 
i

(1)  No  Import  licence  for  high tenacity  rayon  grade  wood pulp,  sulphur  and  zinc  will be  issued  but  replenishment will  be  made  available  by the  STC/MMTC  against exports  effected  through  the ST.C.
34%  Same as against  W.3fa)
W,3(6) W.4
See  See column  5. column  5.
Rayon  tyre  fabrics. Dyed  or  printed  cellulosic fabrics  made up  of  mixture of  collulosic  yarn/fibre filament yarn.
(1)  Same  as against  W.3(a) (1)  For  every  kg.  of  viscose  staple fibre  used  in  the  exported product,  Registered  Ex- porters  exporting  through the  S.T.C.  will receive reple- nishment  at  the  rate  of  1  25 kg.  of  imported  viscose staple fibre from  the  S.T.C.

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X.  MIXED  BLENDED  PRODUCTS FROM  MIXTURE  OF  COTTON/ CELLULOSIC  FIBRE  OR  YARN/ NYLON/POLYESTER  FIBRE  OR YARN/NATURAL  SILK:
X.I.I
(a)  Coaltar  dyes  (permissible  items  as  per  App.
24 of  the  Red  Book  Vol. I).
(b)  The following  chemicals and other  processing
5% other than grey
m atonal s  :
Blended or mixed fabrics  from mixture  of  natural  silk  or Cotton/ccllulosic  fibre  or yarn/nylon/polyestor fibre or yarn including  such made- up articles and hosiery.
(/)  Special optical whitening agents for polye-
ster and polyacrylonitrile  fibres.
(It) Sodium nitrite. (///)  Sodium chlorite.
(;v)  Naphthenic acid. (v)  Potassium  ferrocyanide. (\1) Titanium dioxide. (vii)  Synthetic resin  finishing  agents  used  on
(1)  Exporters  of  polyoster-cot- toh  blended  fabrics  and made-up  articles  whether dyed,  printed  or Grey  are also eligible  for  the  import replenishment  for  Polyes- ter  fibre  under  item X.1.2/X.1.3,  in  addition  to dyes and  chemicals permis- sible  under  this  item. (2)  Nominations  may  bo made in favour of a  manufacturer of  dyes,  chemicals  and other  auxiliaries  (excepting soaps  and  fatty  acids)  used in the  processing  of  the products mentioned  in  Col. 2.
textiles other than  : (A)  Urea  and  Melamine,  Formaldohydo resin  finishing  agents  and  their modified  form  such  as  those  based on othylene urea, propylene urea and hexamothoxy methymelamine.
(B)  Polyvinyl acetate emulsion. (Q  Acrylic  and  their  copolymer emul-
sions.
(D)  Different  resin based binders used for pigment  printing  on  textile  (exclud- ing Imperon P.).
(viti) Cellulose acetate sheets. (ix)  Photographic films and  chemicals  (other than  banned  categories)  required  for photo-engraving and screen making.
(3)  In  addition,  registered exporters may also nomina- te manufacturers  of  metal- lic  yarn  for  import  of polyostor  film,  laminated sheets  and  metallised  film and  permissible  lacquers, adhesives  and  colours  for an amount upto 1.5 % of tho F.O.B.  value  of  exports against  export  of  these products  certified  in  tho inspection  certificate  of tho  Textile  Committee  to contain  metallic  yarn.
(x)  GumTragacanth. (xi)  Gum Arabic. (*//)  Sodium  Hydrosulphite  and  Sodium  Sul- phoxylate,  Formaldehyde  compounds, such  as, Rangolite  C,  Formosul, Brota- 8uletc.a5%).
(4) For  every  kg.  of  nylon yarn  used  In  the  blended or  mixed  products  (dyed, printed  or  grey)  exported, manufacturer  exporters  ex- porting  these  goods  will receive  replenishment  at the  rate  of  1.20  kg.  of imported  nylon  yarn  from the  S.T.C.
(5) The  itom  Sodium  Hydro- Sulphite will be supplied  at International  price by  indi- genous  manufactures.
NOTE  :  Grey  products  will  not bo  entitled  to  import replenishment  of  dyes and chemicals.
X.1.2
Polyester fibre.
36%
(a) Fabrics and  made-up arti- cles  of  cotton/polyester fibre  blended  or  mixed materials  other  than  for suiting with fibre  blending in  the  ratio  of  63%  and above  of  polyester  fibre content.
(1) No  import  licence  for  poly- ester fibre will be issued  but supplies  of  Imported  poly- ester  fibre  will  be  made available  from  the  S.T.C. at a  price equal to the land- ed  cost  of  imported  polyes- ter fibre plus handling  char- ges.
(2) In  addition,  export  products falling  under  this  item  arc also  eligible  for  the  import of  permissible  dyes  and  che- micals  to  the  extent  of  5% of  the  F.O.B.  value  as  de- tailed  against  X.I.I.
Same  remarks  as  against  item X.1.2
31% Polyester fibre.
X.1.2. (a).
(b) Fabrics and  made  up arti- cles  of  cotton/polyester fibre  blended  or  mixed materials  for  suiting  with fibre  blending  in the  ratio of 65 % and above of poly- ester  fibr"  content.
 
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X.I.3
28% Polyester  fibre.
Same  remarks  as  against  item
X.1.2(a).
(a) Fabrics  and  made-ur  arti- cles  of  cotton  polyester fibre  blended  or  mixed materials otherthan suiting with  polyester  fibre  con- tent not less than 50 % and not  more than  54 %
24% Polyester fibre.
X.I.3
Same  remarks  as  against  item
X.1.2(a).
(b) Fabrics and  made-up arti- cles  of  cotton/polyester fibre  blended  or  mixed materials  for  suiting  with polyester fibre content  not less  than  50%  and  not more  than  64%.
X.1.4 Fabrics  and  made-up  arti-
Polyester fibre.
36%
(1) No  Import  licence  for  poly-^' cles  of  polyester  fibre/ viscose  fibre  blended  or mixed  articles  with  fibre blending  in  the  ratio  of fi5  % and above of polyester fibre content.
ester  fibre  will  be  Issued but  supplies  of  imported polyester  fibre  will  be  made available from  the STC at a price  equal  to  the  landed; cost  of  imported  polyester fibre  plus  handling  charges.
(2) Export  products  falling under  this  item  are  also  eli- gible  for  the  import  reple- nishment  under  ftem  X.I.I, in  addition  to  what  is  per- missible  under  this  item.
(3) In  addition,  registered  en- porters  may  also  nominate manufacturers  of  metallic yam  for  import  of  polyester film,  laminated  sheets  and metallised  film  and  permis- sible lacquers, adhesives and colours for  an amount  up to 1.5%  of  the  F.O.B.  value •of exports against  export  of these  products  certified  in the  inspection  certificate  of the  Textile  Committee  to contain  metallic  yarn.
K.I.5
5% Permissible dyes and  chemicals as detailed  against
X.I.I.
Mixed  fabrics  and  made-up articles  produced  from cellulosic/non  cellulosic filament  yarn  and/or  blen- ded  yarn  of  cellulosic/non- cellulosic/natural  fibre origin.
(1)  No import licence for  poly- ester  fibre  and  other fibres  will  be  issued but  supplies  of  Imported polyester  fibre  and  other synthetic  fibres/yams  will be made available from  the STC at a price equal to the landed  cost  of  imported polyester  fibre  and  other synthetic  fibres/yams  plus handling charges.
(2)  The  fibre  will  be replenished  at  the  rate of 1:1.25 kg. in  accordance with  the  fibre  content  of the fabric/made-up  articles. The  filament  yarn  will  be replenished  at  the  rate  of 1:1.2  kg in accordance with the  synthetic  yarn  content of  the  fflbric/made-up articles.

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(3)  In  addition, Registered  Ex- porters  may  also  nominate manufacturers  of  metallic yarn for import of polyester film,  laminated  sheets  and metallised film and  permis- sible lacquers, adhesive and colours  for  an  amount upto  1.5%  of  theF.O.B. value  of  exports  against export  of  these  products certified  in  the  inspection certificate  of  the  Textile Committee  to  contain metallic yarn.
28%  Polyester fibre.
X.I.6 Fabrics  and  made  up  articles of  polyester  flbrc/viscose fibre  blended  or  mixed articles with  polyester fibre content  not  less than  50% and not more than 64%.
( l ) No  import  licence  for polyester  fibre  will be issued but  supplies  of  imported polyester fibre will  be  made available  from  the  STC  at a  price  equal  to  the  landed cost of the imported polyester fibre  plus  handling charges.
(2) In  addition,  export  pro- ducts  falling  under  this item  are also eligible for  the import  of  permissible Dyes and  Chemicals  to  the  ex- tent  of  5%  of  the  F.O.B. value  as  detailed  against X.I.I.
MISCELLANEOUS EXPORT  PRODUCTS
Y.
2i  %  Phosphoric acid activated carbon.
Dewaxed  decolourised  Shel-
Y.I.
lacs,
(1)  The  registering  authority will  be  Shellac  Export Promotion  Council,  Cal- cutta.
Vanaspati,  . . ..
Y.2.
See Col. 5
(a)]  Palm Oil. (b):  Soya Bean OH. (c)^Sun Flower Seed  Oil.
(1)  The  weight  of  edible  oils to  be  licensed  for  each kilogram  (net  weight)  of vanaspati  exported  will  be one  kilogram  only.  How- ever,  the  value  of  the  im- port licence shall not exceed 60%  of the  F.O.B. vaJuc of exports.
(a)  Graphic films.
.  331 %
Photo type set films.
Y.3.
.  5%
Y.4. Electrical Insulating  material like  micanite  sheets, tubes  and  rings.
Postage stamps whether  used or  unused.
i  35% (a)
Postage Stamps whether use<
Y.5.
or  unused.
The  registering  authority will  be  the  Export  Promo, tion  Officers  at  Ports. (1) The  Exporter  will  have  to register  himself  with  the Chemical  and  Allied Troduct  Export  Promotion •Council, Calcutta.
(2)1mport  replenishment  will be  allowed  only  on  pro- duction  of  BANK  CERTI- FICATE  showing  receipt of  foreign  exchange  against exports  in  addition  to other  prescribed  documents.

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(Para  l(i)  of  Part  E of  Section  I)
List  of  Registering  Authorities
Registering  Authority
Export  Product
Engineering  good8!  stainless  steel  products;  and
SI. Nn 1.
ship repairing.
Engineering  Export  Promotion  Council  "World  Trade  Centre",  I
Chemicals  and  Allied  Products  Export  Promotion  Council,  14/1B,  Ezra 2.
Street,  2nd  Floor,  Calcutta-1. Regional  Office,  Sire  Mansion,  123,  Mount  Road,  Madras-6.
Basic  Chemicals,  Pharmaceuticals  and  Soaps  Export  Promotion  Council 3.
Jhansi  Castle (4th  Floor),  7,  Cooperage  Road,  Bombay-1.
4.
Chemicals  and  Allied  Products  namely,  Glass  and Glassware,  Ceramics,  Paiius,  Rubber  Products  in- cluding tyres ahd  tubes.Papcr  and  Paper  Products, includins  books  journals,  periodicals,  Safety matches,  Fireworks  and  explosives,  Asbestos  and cement products, Wood  Products. Basic  Chemicals  namely,  Drugs,  Pharmaceuticals and  Fine  Chemicals  (excluding  Medicinal  Castor Oil),  Dyes,  Intermediates,  Alcohol  and  Coal  Tar Chemicals,  Inorganic  Chemicals,  Organic  Chemi- cals, Agro Chemicals, Glycerine, Soaps, Detergents, Cosmetics  and  Toiletries,  Processed  Talc,  Agar- battl.  Essential  Oils  and  Crude  Drugs. Plastics
Plastics  and  Linoleum  Export  Promotion  Council,  Nyloc  House,  4th  Floor, 252/D. II,  Dr.  A.B. Road,  Prabha  Devi,  Bombay-25;  and  its  Regional Offices  at  Sire  Mansion,  123,  Mount  Road,  Madras-6,  and  14/1B,  Ezra Street, Calcutta-1.
5. Leather and leather goods
Leather  Export  Promotion  Council,  Marble  Hall,  3/8,  Vepery  High  Road, Madras-3;  Export  Promotion  Council  for  Finished  Leather  and  Leather Manufactures,  15/46, Civil  Lines, Post  Box No. 198,  Kanpur  and  its  Re- gional Office  at "Naranjan"  2nd Floor, 99, Marine Drive, Bombay-2.
Sports  Goods Export Promotion  Council, IE/6, Jhandewala Extension, New 6. Sports goods
Delhi-1.
Marine  Products  Export  Development  Authority,  "World  Trade  Centre," 7. Fish and fish products
Mahatma  Gandhi  Road,  P.B. No. 1708,  Ernakulam  South  Cochin-16. Processed  Foods  Exports  Promotiou  Council,  119, Jorbagh,  New Delhi-3. Spices  Export  Promotion  Council,  World  Trade  Centre,  Mahatma  Gandhi 8. 9.
Processed foods other than curry powder and paste  . Curry powder and paste
Road, Ernakulam-6,
The  All  India  Handicrafts  Board,  West  Block  No,  7,  Ramakrishna  Puram, Handicrafts,  woollen  carpets,  rugs  and  druggets  .
10.
New  Delhi-22.
Cashew  Export  Promotion  Council,  World  Trade  Centre,  Mahatma  Gandhi Cashew Kernels
11.
Road, Ernakulam-6.
12. 13.
Tobacco and tobacco products  . . .. Woollen textiles and hosiery etc. and mixed fabrics  .
Tobacco Export Promotion Council, P.B. No. 456,123, Mount Road, Madras-6. Wool  and  Woollens  Export  Promotion  Council,  Churchgate  Chambers,  7th Floor  5, New Marine Lines, Bombay-20, and its regional  office at Ludhiana (Punjab).
14. 15.
Coir Cotton Textiles
Coir  Board,  Post  Box No.  1752, Ernakulam  (Kerala). Cotton  Textiles  Export  Promotion  Council, Engineering Centre, 5th  Floor, 9, Mathcw  Road,  Bombay-4,  and  Handloom  Export  Promotion  Council, 123, Mount  Road,  Madras-6.
Cotton  Textiles  Export  Promotion  Council, Engineering  Centre,  5th  Floor, Ready-made garments (other than of natural silk)  .
16,
9,  Mathew  Road,  Bombay-4.
Wool  and  Woollens  Export  Promotion  Council,  Churchgate  Chambers,
7th Floor, New  Marine Lines, Bombay-20.
17. Natural silk fabrics  and  garments
Handloom  Export  Promotion  Council,  123, Mount  Road,  Madras. Handloom  Export  Promotion  Council,  123,  Mount  Road,  Madras-6,  Silk and Rayon Export Promotion Council,  Resham Bhavan, 78, Veer  Narlman Road, Bombay-1.
Gem  and  Jewellery  Export  Promotion  Council,  D-15,  Commerce  Centre", 18. Gem and  Jewellery  . . . . ..
4th Floor, Tardeo Road, Bombay-34.
Export  Promotion  Authorities  at  Bombay,  Calcutta,  Madras  and  C.L.A., Cinematograph films (exposed)  feature films, docu-
19.
New Delhi.
mentaries, advertising films
Export  Promotion  Authorities  at  Bombay, Calcutta,  Madras  and  C.L.A., News films and T.V. films
New Delhi.
Jute  Commissioner,  Calcutta. Silk and  Rayon  Textiles  E.P.  Council,  Resham  Bhavan,  78, Veer  Nariman 20. 21.
Natural  fibre  products  (other than coir products). Non-cellulosic products
Road, Bombay-1.
Silk and  Rayon  Textiles  E.P.  Council, Resham  Bhavan,  78, Veer  Nariman 22. Cellulosic products
Road, Bombay-1
Blended products from  mixture of  cotton/ccllulosic, Silk  and  Rayon  Textiles  Export  Promotion  Council,  Resham  Bhavan,  78, 23.
fibre or  yarn/Nylon/Polyoster  fibre  or  yarn
Veer  Nariman  Road,  Bombay-1.
Director  of  Sugar  and  Vanaspati,  Department  of  Food,  Ministry  of 24. Vanaspati
Agriculture,  New  Delhi.
Khadi  and  Village  Industries  Commission,  Royal  Insurance  Building,  Sli 25. Khadl Products
J.  Tata  Road,  Bombay-20.
Chemicals and  Allied  Products  Export  Promotion  Council,  14/1B,  Ezra 26. Phototype Set Films
Street,  2nd  Floor,  Calcutta-1.
27. Cewaxed decolourised Shellacs  .
Shellac  Export  Promotion  Council,  Calcutta.
Note  (1)  Director  of  Handicrafts,  Jammu  &  Kashmir.  For  exporters  in  the  Jammu  & Kashmir  (Refer  para  1  (ii) of  Part  E) (2)  Federation  of  Indian  Exporters  Organisation,  For  Eligible Export  Houses  (Refer  para  1 (iii)  of  Part  E) Allahabad  Bank  B.dlding,  Parliament  Street.  New Delhi.

390/572  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDJNARYrAPRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  TPART I
ANNEXURE  JI
(Part  2(ii)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
Form of  Application for  Registration
To
Dear Sirs,
Sub:—Registration  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters. Kindly  register  us  under  the  above  policy  as  manufacturer  exporters/merchant  exporters  of
(the major  products  covered  by  the  import  policy  for  registered  exporters,  exported  by  the  applicant "nay  be  mentioned  here).
1  (a)  Name  and  address  (with  telegraphic  address  and  telephone  No,)  of  registered  office,  head  office  and  branches, (6)  Whether  Proprietory/Partnership  concern  or Private/Public Limited  Company  or  Cooperative  Marketing Society, elc.  (Names of  Proprietor/Partners/Directors/Managing  Directors  should  be  furnished  with  their  permanent  addresses), (c)  Names of the associate linns for  whom  the applicants act  as agents in export  business. (d)  Name and address of the applicant's  banker. (e)  Income-tax  verification  number  and  date,
(0  Date  of establishment  of  business/Factory  in India.
(ii)  Date of commencement  of export business, (WO Capital  employed.
2.  Whether licensed/registered  under  the Industries (Development  and  Rejulation)  Act. If  so, number  and  date of  licenco/registralion certificate.
3.  Whether  products  manufactured  are  on  approved  (DGS&D) rate/runniag  contract. I.S.I,  certification  marked  G.T.H.  Alipore tested  or otherwise quality controlled  (specify  the scheme of  Quality  Control  applicable).
4.  Whether enlisted  with D.G.T.D./Statc  Director  of Industries. 5.  (a)  Details of past exports during the last three years, if any, (products for  which registration  is sought  and  other  products  not covered  by  the  scheme  should  bo indicated):—
Quantity-value
Description
Unit  value
Year
Major  countries  to which  exported
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1)
(In case where  thore is no export,  a statement  of internal  sales turnover for  the last  three years  of  the items desired  to  be exported, duly attested  by tho auditors, should  be submitted).
5,  (b)  Details of commitment  of future  export for  the succeeding  three years:—
Year Description  of goods to be exported Quantity Value
6.  If new to export field, state details of any  overseas market  surveys conducted  or of export  promotional  efforts  made. 7.  Have any complaints  been received in respect  of quality/delivery/aftcr  sales-servicing  of goods exported  in  the past,  and  if so, how were they disposed  of 7
8.  If merchant exporter, please indicate what arrangements have been made with manufacturer/manufacturers  whose products are to be exported.
9.  Export  Commodities  in respect  of which  registration  is'sought.
10.  Whether  the firm is already  a registered  exporter  for  some other  commodity?  If so, give registration  number  and  details  thereof, 11.  (a)  Whether  a member  of any recognised  trade  body,  if so, give  particulars.
(6)  Whether firm is registered  under  the Factories Act?  If  so, Registration  No. and  date. (c)  Whether  the firm holds a  Corporation  or  Municipal  licence for  factory  promises for  the current  year7
12.  Whether  a certificate  from  the applicant's  bankers certifying  the financial position  is  attached?
We  hereby  solemnly  declare  the  above  stated  information  to  be  true  and  correct  and  undertake  without  any  reservation to  :—
(0  abide  by  the  terms  of  the  registration  certificate  granted  to  us  on  all  our  exports; (i0  use  the  import  licences  for  the  purpose  for  which  they  are  issued  and  under  tho  terms  and  conditions  under  which they  are  issued.
(WO agree to  abide  by any  code  of  conduct  that  may  be  prescribed  by  the  Registering  Authority. (Iv) agree  to  abide  by  any  export  floor  price  conditions  that  may  be  stipulated  by  the  Registering  Authority, (v)  furnish  without  fail  quarterly  returns  of  exports  including  Nil  returns  to  tho Registering  Authorities  by  the 15th  day of  the  month  following  the  quarter.
We  further  understand  that  our  registration  is  liable  to  be  cancellod  in  the  event  of  breach  of  any  of  the  undertakings mentioned  above.
Yours  faithfully,
Name  in Block  Letters
Place...' Date
 
Designation Residential  Address

SEC  II  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/573
ANNEXURE  HI
(Para  3  of  Part  E  of  Section  1)
Reftetration-cum'Membership Certificate
PART  1
(To  be  filled  in  by  the  applicant)
1.  Name  of  applicant  . . ..
. . . . ..
2.  Whether  Head  Office  or  a  Branch
3.  If  Head  Office;  give  names  of  Branches  with  addresses  .
4.  Address  of  applicant  :
(0  Postal  address  .
("/)  Telegraphic  address
(/(7)  Address  of  factory,  if  any
J,  (/)  Description  of  goods  manufactured  (if  any)
(//)  Description  of  goods  exported
6,  Whether  merchant-exporter  or  manufacturer-exporter  . . ..
7.  Year  of  establishment  of  the  applicant  .
. . ..
I/We  hereby  declare  that  the  above  information  is  correct  to  the  best  of  my/our  knowledge  and  belief.  T/wc  also undertake  to  abide  by  the  conditions  subject  to  which  registration/membership  is  granted.
Signature
Name
(in  block  letters)
Dated
Designation
Residential  address
PART  II
1.  Registration  No./Factory  No.  allotted  by  the  Sponsoring  Authority  .
(To  be  filled  in  by  the  applicant)
Signature of the applicant
Description  of  goods  manufactured
(To  be  filled  in  by  the  Registering  Authority  in  the  case  of  D G TD  units  and  sponsoring  authority  in
the case  of  other  units)
Signature of the Registering  Authority
Sponsoring  Authority
Name  in  Block  Letters
Designation
Seal
PART  IH
(To  be  eigned  by  the  concerned  Registering  Authority)
This  is  to  certify  that  the  above  firm  is  registered  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  in  terms  of  the provision  in  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure  as  per  following  particulars  :—
(/)  Description  of  goods  for  which  registered
(it)  Date  of  application  for  registration
("0  Registration  Number
(iv)  Manufacturer  Exporter  or  Merchant  Exporter*  . . ..
This  certificate  is  issued  subject  to  the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  relevant  scheme  of  Registration.
Signature  of  Registering  Authority
Name
(in  block  letters)
Designation
Date
Seal
•State  clearly  whichever  is  applicable.
Space  for  endorsement  of  any  amendments  in  this  certificate.

390/574  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART 1
ANNEXURE  IV
(Para  3  of  Part  E  of  Section  I) Registration-cum-membershtp  certificate for  exporters of  Rayon  Textiles
PART  I
(To  bo  filled  in  by  the  tpplictut)
1.  Name  of  Applicant
2.  Whether  Head  Office  or  a  Branch
3.  If  Head  Office,  give  names  of  Branches  witji  addresses  . . ..
4.  Address  of  Applicant  :
(i)  Postal  Address.  .  .  .  .  .  .  -  ,
(ii)  Telegraphic  Address
y//)  Address  of  factory,  if  any  , . . . . . ,,
5.  (/)  Description  of  goods  manufactured  (if  any)
(rt)  Description  of  goods  exported  . . . . . ..
6.  Whether  merchant'Cxporter  or  manufacturer-exporter  or  processor  .
7.  Year  of  establishment  of  the  Applicant
I/We  hereby  declare  that  the  abdyc  information  is  correct  to  the  best  of  my/our  knowledge  and  belief.  I/We  also undertake  to  abide  by  the  conditions  subject  to  which  registration/membership  is  granted.
Signature
Name  (in  Block Letters)
Designation
Residential  Address
Dated
PART  II
1.  Permit  No.  or  Looms/Warp  Knitting  machines/Raschel  knitting  machines issued  by  the  Office  of  the  Textile  Commissioner  together  with  number of  loom  knitting  machines  for  which  permit  is granted  . . ..
2.  Description  of  goods  manufactured
3  Registration  No.  allotted  by  the  Office  of  the  Textile  Commissioner  as processors  of  fabrics  . . . . . . . . ..
Signature  of  the  Sponsoring  Authority
Name
Designation
Sea)
PART  III
(To  be  signed  by  the  concerned  E.P.  Council)
This  is  to  certify  that  the  above  firm  is  registered  under  the  Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters  in  terms  of  the provisions  in  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure  as  per  following  particulars  :—
(0  Description  of  goods  for  which  registered
(Ji)  Date  of  application  for  registration
(HI) Registration  Number
(lv)  Manufacturer  exporter  or  Merchant  exporter*  . . ..
This  certificate  is  issued  subject  to  the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  relevant  scheme  of  Registration.
•State  clearly  whichever  is  applicable.
Signature  E.P.  Council Name  (in  Block Letters)
Designation
Date
Seal
•Space  for  endorsement  of  any  amendment  in  the  Certificate.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/575
ANNHXURL  V (Para  18(ii) of  Part  E  of  Section 1)
BANK  CERTIFICATES  OF  EXPORTS
(FORM  NO.  I)
To
,
(Name  and  address  of  the  Licensing  Authority),
Wa
(Name  and  address  of  the  exporter)  hereby  declare (name  and  address  of  the that  we  have  forwarded  a  documentary  export  bill  to bank  i.e.,  branch  and  city)  for  collection/negotiation/purchase  as  per  particulars  given  hereunder  :—
Freight amount
f.o.b. equivalent Description of  goods
Insurance amount
Destination of  goods
G.R.I./P.P. Form  No. Invoice No. and date
Bill amount ci.f./c  &  f-/ f.o.b.
•
Bill  of Lading/P. P. Receipt/ Airway  bill No.  and  date
R5.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
9 2
7
8 3
4
5
6
1
We  further  declare  as  follows  :—
(0  that  the  aforesaid  particulars are  correct  and  they  relate  to  outright  sale  and  copies  of  invoices  relevant  to  these exports  are  attached;
(M) that  the  export  has  been  made  by  the  head  office/branch  office  of the  limited  company/registered  exporter  ; and
**(UI)  application  for  export  assistance  will  be  made  by  the  branch  office  to  the  •above  licensing  authority  under  whose jurisdiction  it  falls  ;
OR
**(b)  application  for  export  assistance  will  be  made  by  the  head  office  of  the  limited  company/registered  office  to  the above  licensing  authority  under  whose jurisdiction  it  falls.
(Signature  of  the  Exporter)
••(Strike  out the alternative  not  applicable).
Bank'i  Certificate
Ref. Date. Place.
drawn  by  M/s
This  is  to  certify  that  we  have  negotiated/purchascd/sent  for  collection  the  above mentioned  documentary  export  bill for  the  amount  mentioned  in  column  5 above.  We  have  verified
the  f.o.b.  value  mentioned  in  column  8  above  with  reference  to  the  following  documents: —
(0  Bill of Lading/P.P. Receipt/Airway  bill.
(/<)  Insurance Policy/Cover/Insurance  Receipt,
(signature  of  the  Bankers)
Official  stamp.
(Full  address  of  the  Bankers) (Branch and  City)
•Only  net  freight  actually  paid  at  the time  of  the  shipment,  without  taking  into  account  the  amount  of  anticipated deferred  freight  rebate  should  be  Indicated.

390/576  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL  2, 197J/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
ANNEXURE V—contd.
(Para  18(ii)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
BANK  CERTIFICATE  OF  EXPORTS
(FORM  NO.  II)
To
(Name  and  addiess  ot  the  Licensing  Authority)
We
(Name  and  address  of  the  exporter)
hereby  declare  that  we  had  effected  the  export  on  consignment  basis  and  have  received  the  proceeds  in  full  thcreagaiust  as per  particulars  Riven  below :—
Bill of
Insurance Premium 1 nvoice value
Description of goods
Height Amount
Destination of  goods
GRI/P.P. form  No,
Provisional [nvoice No.  and  date
Amount received in  India
Lading/P.P. ReceipUAir- way  Bill
No.
Date  of receipt  of payment by the exporter
f.o.b. equiva- lent of  the amount received and  date
Rs.
Rs.
Rs,
Rs.
Rs.
2
3
9
10
11 4
7
8
5
6
1
We  further  declare  as  follows :••—
(/)  that  the  aforesaid  particulars  are correct  and  they relate  to  consign]neat  sales  and  copies  of  invoices relevant to these exports  arc  attached  ;
07)  that  the  export  has  been  made  by  the  head  office/branch  office  of  the limited  company/registered  exporter  ;  and
**(a)  application  for  export  assistance  will  be  made  by  the  branch  office  to  the  above  licensing  authority  under  whdse jurisdiction  it  falls  ;
OR
•*(6)  application  for  export  assistance  will  be  made  by  the  head  office  of  the  limited  company/registered  office  to  the above  licensing, authority  under  whose  jurisdiction  it  falls.
(Signature  of  the  Exporter)
•'(Strike  ont  the  alternative  not  applicable).
Bank's  Certificate
Ref.  No. Date Place
We  confirm  that
approved  manner  in  respect  of  the  above  consignment  on
(amount)  shown  in  col.  7  has  been "received  by  us  in  an *(datc). We  have  verified  the  f.o.b.
value  as shown in col. 9 with reference  to the following  documents  :—
(0  Bill of  Lading/P.P. Receipt/Airway  Bill.
(ii)  Insurance  Policy/Cover/Insurance  Receipt.
(Signature  of  the  Bankers) Official  stamp.
Address  of  the  Bankers...'
(Branch  and  City)
*Dato of advice of  payment  of  the collecting/remitting  Bank  abroad.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL  2, 1973/CHATTRA  12, 1895  390/577
ANNEXURE  V)
•(Para  18(iii) of  Part  E of  Section T)
GOVERNMENT  OF  INDIA
MINISTRY  OF  COMMERCE
IMPORT  TRADE  CONTROL
Public Notice No.  47-ITC(PN)/70
New Delhi, thellst  March, 1970.
SUBJECT—Import  Policy  for  Registered  Exporters—procedure  for  certification  of  exports.
Attention  Is  Invited  to  paragraph  108(2)  in  Chapter  V  of  the  Import  Trade  Control  Hand  Book  of  Rules  and  Procedure 1969  according  to  which  the  exporters  are  required  to  get  their  exports  certified  by  an  authorised  dealer  in  foreign  exchange in  the  prescribed  Form  I and  Form  II  aa  given  in  Annexure  IN  in  Appendix  4  of  the  said  Hand  Book.
2.  In order to simplify  the procedure for issuing replenishment licences, under the import policy for registered exporters, It has been decided that the authorised dealers in foreign exchange (I.e., the Banks concerned) will, In future certify the f .o.b.  value in the bank  certificate. Accordingly, Form I and Form 11 have been suitably revised as given In the Annexure to this Public Notice.
3.  The procedure to be followed  by the exporters in obtaining bank certificates with f.o.b. value certified  therein, will be as under  :—
(0  After shipment the exporter should have the exports certified by an authorised dealer in foreign exchange at the time of  presenta- tion of export documents, to such dealer i.e., the Bank, for  the purpose of negotiation  and/or collection of bills.  While present- ing the export documents, the exporter should fill in and give to the bank the declaration  (in triplicate) in the  prescribed  Form  I, for exports made on 'Outright' sale basis and in Form II for exports on consignment/approval basis.
(//)  The Bank  will certify  the f.o.b. value of exports and  countersign  the declaration after  necessary verification  with reference  to the  export  documents.  The  exporter  should,  therefore,  produce  satisfactory  and  acceptable  evidence  of  payment  of  freight and insurance, to the bank so as to enable the bank to certify the f.o.b. value.
(///)  Even in cases where the transaction is on f.o.b. value, the exporter should have the f.o.b. value certified  by the bank.
(h)  In the case of exports made on consignment/approval  basis,  the exporter  should have the f.o.b. value certified  In Form  II  only after the exports sale proceeds have been realised and surrendered  to the Indian Foreign Exchange Control.
(v)  All the amounts in the relevant column In the bank certificate I.e., c.i.f. [c. & f.  freight  and Insurance and  the f.o.b.  value should be shown In Indian rupees.  The rate of conversion will be on the following ba^is :—
(a)  In case of outright sales, par value of exchange on the date of export; and
(b)  In case of exports on consignment/approval  basis, par value rate of exchange prevalent  on the  date of payment  in  foreign exchange against such exports.
< vi) The bank certificate form should be filled in triplicate.  The first copy should be marked ''Original" with rubber stamp, the second copy as "Duplicate" and the third as "Triplicate" .  The bank will return the original to the exporter and forward  the  duplicate to the licensing authority concerned direct.  The triplicate copy will be retained by the bank for its record.
1970,  onwards.
4.  This procedure  and  the revised  proforma  of the bank  certificate  will come Into effect  in respect  of exports made from  1st  April '
Sdj-
 
(R. J.  REBELLO), Chief  Controller of  Imports  and  Exports

390/578  THE GAZETTE OF INDJA EXTRAORDINARY:APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  |PART I
ANNEXURE  VII (Para  20(i; of  Part  E of  Section IJ
Form  *H'
Form  of  application  for  import  of  goods  against  exports  made  by  Registered  Exporters  both  Merchant  Exporters  and  Manufac- turer-Exporters  (Merchant  Exporters  need  not  fill  cols.  16,  17  and  18.  Where  Registered  Exporters  make  nominations for  full  entitlement  they  need  not fill Columns  16,  19 and  20 to 25).
Part  A
1.  Name  of the applicant  firm
2.  Full  Postal  Address  :—
(/)  House/Shop  No (//)  Name of Street/Road (tit)  Name of locality  and  city (/v)  Name of State 3.  (a)  Telegraphic  Address
(b)  Address & location  of factory
4.  Date  of establishment  of business in India  . . . .. 5.  Nature of the concern, whether  Public Company  or  Private  Company,
Partnership  or Hindu, undivided  family  concern  . . .. Names of Directors, Partners, Proprietor or Karta as the case may be Details of  the  Head  office/branches  or  associated  companies  (name and location)  :— (0  In India (")  Abroad
8.  (a)  No. & date of  Registration Certificate  (copy of  registration  certi-
ficate to be furnished)
(fc)  Whether  applicant  is  registered  as  a  Manufacturer  Exporter  or
Merchant  Exporter
9.  (o)  Current I.V.C. No. valid for  the period  of application  .
(6)  Previous I.V.C. No (c)  If  no  I.  V. C.  No.  has  been  allotted,  indicate  the  particulars  of
the  application  made, if any, for  allotment  of  I.V.C. No.  . 10.  No. & date of Treasury  Receipt (Treasury  Receipt to  be attached) 11.  (a) Product-group to which the exported products belong  .
(b)  F.O.B. value of exports—Covered  by this application, Ri (c)  Specify  the period during which the exports were made and whether the application is made on monthly/two monthly/quarterly  basis, or any other  basis specifically  agreed to by Government  .
(d)  The amount of  commission or discount  paid or payable  (at a later date by the exporter) to the foreign agent on the exports  covered by the application
12.  WhetheT any other application against exports covered by the same pro-
duct  group and  for  same period  of exports has been made  .
13.  Whether the exports (as per statement  of export enclosed) against which the present application is made have been utilised  or are intended  to be utilised for claiming any import licence by way of barter or for remittance against Capital Goods or in discharge of any export obligation or for ob- taining import licence under any other category  . . ..
14  Whether the exports have been made on outright sale basis/consignment/
approval basis/free  replacement
15.  Whether  any  application  for  grant  of  cash  assistance  has  been  made against  all  or  any  of  the exports  mentioned  in  the  enclosed  statement. If so, please give the reference No. and date of that application
16.  Name of the Industry and  the purpose  for  which the raw materials com-
ponents are required
17.  Description  of goods manufactured 18.  Registration  No.  allotted  to  the  applicant  by  the  D. O. T. D./State
Directorate  of Industries/any  other sponsoring  authority
19.  C.I.F. value In rupees of the llcence(s) applied  for  . . ..
Item Part  & S.No.
Country of Import
CLP. value 20.  List of items applied for (Five copies of the list to be  furnished)—Separate sets of lists should be furnished  for (/) Items sought to be imported  from Rupee Payment Area, (//) items of tools and jigs and equipments and (W0 other items
 
21.  Stifte the basis on which items of import are claimed  viz. on the  basis  of (a) A.U. licence (stating A.U. licence No. and date and enclosing original or photostat copies thereof), (b) Sponsoring authority's  recommendation on  prescribed  proforma  (enclosing the same) (c) Col. 4 of Section n  of Vol. II  pf  Red Book

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OJF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/579
ANNEXURE  Vll—contd.
22.  C.I.F. value of canalised  Items if applied 23.  C.I.F. value of  other items, if desired  from  stocks of  STC/MMTC 24.  (a)  Is a letter  of authority  desired  ?  If  so, name of the firm in whose
favour  it is desired
(b)  Names of  Directors, Partners, Proprietor  or Karta  as the case may
be
25.  The  Customs  House  where  the  import  licence,  if  granted,  will  be
registered
26.  Full details of enclosures attached  with the  application
UNDERTAKINGS/DECLARATIONS
I/We  hereby  solemnly  undertake/declare  :—
(0  that  no other  application for import  licence has been made or will be made in future  against exports .covered  by this application. (li) The consignmcnt(s)/parcel(s)  have not been returned.  If at  any time, the exported  goods arc  returned  by  the  consignee,  or if  the  sale  proceeds  in  respect  of  the goods, in question, are not realised  through  an authorised  channel  within six months from  the date of export  or such extended  period  as the Reserve Bank  of India may  permit, necessary  Intimation  shall  be  sent to  the  licensing  authority  within  one  month  thereof,  and  the value of import licences issued  against  this application  shall be liable to  be set off against future  import  licences due to me/us or  to my/our nominees,  without  prejudice  10  any  other  action that may  be taken in this behalf.
(///)  If,  as a result  of  a  scrutiny  by  the licensing authority  at  any time, any excess licensing is found  to have been done to  me/us or to my/our nominees against this application, the same shall  be liable for  being adjusted  ajjninst  future  licences due to me/us or  to  my/our  nominees  under  any  category  without  prejudice  to  any  other  action  that  may  be taken  in  this behalf.
(/v)  I/We  hereby  declare  that  the  particulars  and statements made  in  this  application  are  true  to  the  best  of  my/our  knowledge and  nothing  has  been  concealed  or  held  therefrom.
(v)  I/We  hereby  undertake  that  any  licence granted  on the basis of this application  shall  be liable  to cancellation  without  pre- judice  to  any  other  action  that  may  be taken  in  this bahalf, if any information  furnished  in this application  is found  to be wrong or incorrect  or  misleading.
*(v/)  I/We hereby declare that  the prices charged  for  books/journals/periodicals  exported  were not  less than  the  listed foreign prices minus  a  discount  of  not  more than 40%. In  cases where no foreign  price was listed, the books/journals/periodicals  were ex- ported  at  a price not less than  the listed  Indian  price converted  into foreign  currency at  the  official  change  rate,  minus  the usual trade discount not  exceeding 40 '/,.
* (vli)  I/We  declare that  the figures on the basis of which  this application  for  replenishment  licence  is  made  do  not  include exports of  books/journals/periodicals  intended  for  internal  use  only  and  prohibited  from  being  exported.
(vlil) I/We  declare that  the exports  have been  made at  a  price not  less than  the minimum  floor  price  fixed  by the  registering  autho- rity.
(Ix)  I/We have not  under invoiced  or over invoiced  our  exports.
Signature
Name  in  Block  Letters
Data  •
Designation
Residential  Address  „ •Applicable  to  merchant  exporters  of  books  and  periodicals  only.
To be filled only in tht  case of nomination
1.  In case nomination  has been made, the following  particulars  should  be given  :—
Name  of the  Nominee
Other  lines  of  manu- facture  of  nominee("i)
F.  O.  B.  value  of exports  for  which nomination  is  made
Products,  materials, components, Part manu- factured  by  nominee(s) on  account  of  which nominated
1.
2.
etc.
3.
Declarations
(/)  I/We  declare  that  I/We  have  not  Dominated  any other  person to claim the  benefits  of the f.o.b.  value of exports to the extent covered  by nomination  made above.
(II) I/We  declare that  the nominee(s) is/are actual  user(s) engaged  in the manufacture  of goods  indicated  in the above  statement.
Signature
Name  in  Block  Letters
Designation
Data
 
Residential  Address

390/580  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  £PART I
ANNEXURE  VII—contd.
PART  B
Particulars  of  the  nominee
(To  be  filled  in  by  the  nominee  of  the registered  exporter.  If  there  are more  than  one nominee,  this  form  should  be filled in by each  nominee  separately).
1.  Name  of the Nominee  . . . . . . . ..
2.  Full  postal  Address  :—
(0  House/Shop  No (//)  Name  of Street/Road (WO  Name  of locality  and city  . . . . . .. (iv)  Name  of State
3.  (a)  Telegraphic  Address  . . . . . . ..
(6)  Address  and  location  of Factory
4.  Date  of establishment  of  business  in India  . . . . ..
5.  Nature  of the concern,  whether  Public  Company  or  Private  Company/ Partnership  or Hindu  undivided  family  concern  . . ..
6.  Name  of Directors,  Partners,  Proprietor  or Karta  as the case  may be  .
7.  Details  of head  office,  branches  or associated  companies  (names  and
locations) :—•
(0  In India
(tf)  Abroad
8.  (a)  Current IVC Number  valid for the period of application  .
(b)  Previous  I VC Number  . . . . . . ..
(c)  If no I VC N o. has been  allotted  Indicate  the particulars  of the  appli-
cation  made if any, for allotment  of I VC N o.  . . ..
9.  N a me  of the Industry  and the purpose  for which  the r aw materials/com-
ponenta  are required  . . . . . . ..
10.  Description  of goods  manufactured  . . . . . ..
11.  Registration  N o. allotted  to the applicant  by the  D G T D / S t a te  Directo-
rate  of Industries/any  other  sponsoring  authority
12.  Particulars of  A . U. licence  R . O.  on the  basis  oF  which  nomination  is
being  claimed  (Photostat  Copy  of A . U.  licence  to be enclosed)
13.  C.I.F.  value In rupees  of the licences  applied  for  . . ..
14.  List of items  applied  for (Five  copies of the list to be  furnished)—Separate sets of lists should  be furnished  for (i) Items  sought  to be  Imported  from Rupee  Payment Area, (It) items of tools and jigs and  equipment, (til)  other item  . . . . . . . . . . ..
Item  Pt.  SI.  N o.  Country  of Import  C.I.F.  Value
Rs.
15.  State the basis on which items of import are claimed  viz., on the basis of (a) A.U.  licence  (stating  A . U. Licence  N o. and date  a nd enclosing  original or  photostat  copies  thereof),W>)  Sponsoring  authority's  recommendation on  prescribed  profonna  enclosing  the same,  (c) Col. 4. of Section  IT of Vol. II of Red  Book
16.  C.I.F.  value  of canalised  Items  if applied  . . . . ..
17.  C.I.F.  value  of other  Items  if desired  from  Stock  of S T C / M M TC  •  .
18.  Is a letter of authority  desired, if so, name of the  firm in whose favour  it is
desired  . . . . . . . . . . ..
19.  T he Customs  house  where  the import  licence,  if  granted,  will  be
registered  . . . . . . . . . ..
Undertaking /declaration
(1)  I/We  hereby  undertake  that,  if as a result  of  scrutiny  by the licensing authority  at any  time, of the application  of  the  Registered Exporter, any excess licensing Is found  to have been done to me/us as nominee, the same  shall be liable for  being adjusted  against  future licences due to me/us under any category, without prejudice to any other action that may  be taken in this behalf.
(2)  I/We  declare that  I/We hold  a valid registration  certificate  issued to me/us as a manufacturer  by the  sponsoring  authority  and that  the same has not  been withdrawn  or cancelled or suspended.

SEC; I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/581
ANNEXURE  VII—contd.
For  SSI/Non-DGTD  Untti
(3)  I/we  hereby  declare  that  I/we  have  not  acquired  nomination  for  a  value  exceeding  the  prescribed  limit  of  ten  times the  value  of  the  A.U.  licence/Release  Order  (A.U.  licence/Release  Order  on  the  basis  of  which  nomination  is  being  claimed) obtained  by  me/us  during  1971-72  or  1972-73,  as  the  case  may  be,  including  the  value  of  the  licence/Release  Order  that  is bting  obtained  by  this  application.  I/We  further  declare  that,  if  as  a  result  of  scrutiny  by  Licensing  Authority  at  any  time, of  the  application  of  the  Registered  Exporter,  any  excess  licensing  is  found  to  have  been  done  to  me/us  as  nominee,  the  same shall  be  liable  for  being  adjusted  against  future  licences/Release  Orders  due  to  me/us  under  any  category,  without  prejudice  to any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  under  the  I.T.C.  Regulations  in  this  behalf.
The  details  of  the  AU  licences  (ranted  to  me/us  during  the  last  two  financial  years  are  as  under  :—
Description  of goods  No.  and  date  of  Licensing  authority  by  Value of the AU licence the  licence  whom  issued  1971-72  J972-73 Since  1-4-1973  nominations  have  been  obtained  as  under  :— Description  of  goods  Total  value  of  nominations
For  D.G.T.D.  Units
(4) I/We hereby  declare  that  I/We  have  not  acquired  nomination,  including  the  present  application,  which  would  enable me/us  to  produce  goods  beyond  my/our  authorised  capacity.  I/We  further  declare  that,  if  as  a  result  of  scrutiny  by  the  Licens- ing  Authority  at  any  time,  of  the  application  of  Registered  Exporter,  any  excess  licensing  is  found  to  have  been  done  to  me/ us  as  a  nominee,  the  same  shall  bo  liable  for  being  adjusted  against  future  licences/Release  Orders  due  to  me/us  under  any category,  without  prejudice  to  any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  under  the  I.T.C.  Regulations  or  under  the  provision  of  the Industrial  Development  &  Regulation  Act  in  this  behalf.
The  details  of  the  AU  licences  granted  to  me/us  during  the  last  two  financial  years  are  as  under  :
Description  of  goods  No.  and  date  of  Licensing authority  Value  of  the  AU  licence
the  licence
1971-72  1972-73 Since  1-4-1973  nominations  have  been  obtained  as  under  :— Description  of  goods  Total  value  of  nominations
Signature
Name in Block letters
Designation
Residential Address
Date
 
22  G  of 1/73-40

390/582  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
ANNEXURE  VII—contd.
Particulars of Exports as certified by the Exporter's Bank(s) against which Import Licence is applied for (the
columns In the Statement should be filled in Bank Certificate wise)
Rate & amount
of  import replenishment due
If  the export has been made on c.i.f. or  C & F  basis indi- cate
F.O.B. value of exports
No. & Date of the Shipping Bill
Particulars regarding Nomination  (to  be filled in where nomi- nations  have  been made)
Foreign Agents Commis- sion paid or  pay-
Name & address of the Banks (which issued  the Bank Certificates)
Invoice No.  as given in Bank Certi- ficate
amount
Rate
:  FOB
Freight charges paid
Insurance charges paid
Name  oi the nomi- nee No. & Date of Bank Certi- ficate (Enclose original Bank Certi- ficate)
Descrip- tion of product exported (Indicate SI. No. and Page No.  of Section II of Red Book (Vol. II)
value  of exports for which nomina- ted.
copy of shipping BUI duly authenti- cated by the Customs,)
Rs.
Rs.
Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
Rs.
3
11
12 4
7
1
2
5
6
8
9 10
13
I/We  hereby  declare that  the information  given  in this  statement  is correct.  I/We  also undertake  that  the value of the Import Licence granted  on the basis of this Statement shall be liable to be set off  against future  Import  Licences  due to me/us or to my/our nominees without prejudice to any other action that may  bo taken in this behalf, in case any part  of  the information contained in this statement is found  incorrect, false or misleading.
Signature of Applicant
Name in Block letters
Designation
Date
Residential Address
Certificate by Chartered Accountants
I/We do hereby certify that the information regarding particulars of exports furnished in this statement is correct and  complete.
I/We have verified  this from  the following  records  :—
(1)  Bank  Certificates.
(2)  Shipping Bills authenticated  by the customs.
(3)  Invoices attested  by the  bank.
(4)  Other  relevant  documents.
Signature and  seal of  Chartered  Accountant
ENCL.—(/)  Bank  Certificates  as above.  Full Address
(//)  Shipping Bills as above.  with C.A.  membership No.

SEC. II  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/583
ANNEXURE  VII-A
(Para  22  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
FORM  'H*
Form of application for import of goods against exportt made by the eligible export houses.
PART  A.
1.  Name of the applicant  firm
2.  Full  Postal Address  :—
(0  House/Shop No
(it)  Name of Street/Road
(W/) Name of locality  and  city
(:>)  Name of State
3.  (a)  Telegraphic Address
(6)  Address and location  of factory
4.  Names of  Directors, Partners, Proprietor  or  Karta  as the case may  be  .
5.  No. and  date  of  Registration  Certificate  (copy  of  registration  certificate to be furnished)  . . . . . . . . ..
6.  Current  I. V.C. No. valid  for  the period  of  application
7.  No, and dato of Treasury  Receipt (Treasury  Receipt to be attached)
S.  (a)  Product-group  to which the exported  products  belong  .
(b)  F.O.B. value of exports—covered  by this application, Rs
(c)  Specify the period during,which the exports were made and whether the  application  is  made  on  monthly/two  monthly/quarterly  basis, or any other  basis specifically  agreed  to by  Government
(d)  The amount of commission  or discount  paid  or payable (at a later date by the exporter) to the foreign  agont on the exports covered by the  application
9.  Whether  any other application against exports covered  by the tam" pro-
duct group  and for  same period  of exports  has been made.
10.  Whether the exports (as per statement  of export enclosed) against  which the present application is made have boen utilised  or are intended  to be utilised for claiming any import liconce by way of barter or for remittance against  Capital  Goods  or  In discharge  of  any export  obligation  or  for obtaining import licence under  any other  category  . . ..
11.  Whether the exports have been made on outright sale basis/consignment/ approval  basis/free  replacement.  . . . . . ..
12.  Whether  any  application  for  grant  of  cash  assistance  has  been  made against all or any of the exports mentioned in the enclosed statement.  If so, please give the reference  No, and  date of that  application
13.  No. and date of Eligibility Certificate, and  whether it is valid
14.  C.I.F. value in  rupees of the Iicence(s) applied  for  . ..
Item Part  and
S.  No.
CIF value
Country of Import.
13.  List  of  items  applied  for.  (Five  copies  of  the  list  to  bo  furnished)— Separate sets of lists should be furnished  for (/) Items sought to be impor- ted from Rupee Payment Area, (ii) items of tools and jigs and equipments and (Hi) other items
16.  State the basis on which items of import are claimed v/z., on the  basis  of (a) AU licence (stating AU licence No. and  dale and  enclosing original or photostat copies thereof) (b) Sponsoring authority's  recommendation on prescribed  proforma  (onclosing the same) (c) Col. 4 of Section  II of Vol. II of Red  Book  . ..
. . ..
17.  C.I.F. value of canalised  Items if applied
18.  C.I.F. value of other items, if desired  from  stocks of  STC/MMTC
19.  The  Cmtoms  House  where  the  import  licence, if  granted,  will  be regis- ,
tered
 
20.  Full details of enclosures attached  with the  application

390/584  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHA1TRA  12, 1895  [PART 1
ANNEXURE  VII-A—contd.
UNDERTAKINGS
I/WE hereby solemnly  undertake  :—
(i)  that no other application for import licence has been  made or will be made in future  against exports covered by this  application;
(//)  tho consignmenUs)/piircel(3)  have  not  been  returned.  If  at  any  time, the  exported  goods are returned  by the consignee,  or if sals proceeds in respect of the  goods,  In question,  are not  realised through  an authorised  channel  within  six  months  from  the date rX. export r>r such extended  period  10 tho Reserve Bank of India may permit, nccea*ary intimation  shall be sent to the licens- irg  authority,  within  one month  thereof,  ar.d  the value  of  import  licences issued  against  this  application  shall  be liable to  be bet off  against  future  impcrt  licences  duo to  me/ug or  to  my/our  nominees,  without  prejudice  to any  other  action  that  may be (akcii in this  behalf  ;
\,ii)  if,  as  result  of  a  scrutiny  by the licensing  authority  at  any  time, any excess licencing is found  to  have been done to me/us or to  my/our  nominees  against  Ibis application,  the  same  shall  be liable  for  being  adjusted  against  future  licences  due to  mejus or to my/our nominees under any category without prejudice to any other action that may bo taken in this behalf.
(Jv) I/We hereby undertake that  any licence granted  en  the basis of this application  shall  be liable to cancellation  without  prejudice to any  ofher  action  that  may  be taken  in this  behalf,  If any  information  furnished  in this application  is found  to be wrons or Incorrect  or  misleading.
Signature.  ..,  .  ,  ,.„
Name in Block  Letters
,
Designation
.t.
Residential  Address
fyiie
(To bo rilled only In  the case of nomination).
1.  In  case nomination  hat  been  made  the following  particulars should be  fii\en  .--
Other  lines  of  manufacture ox
nomincc(s) Name of the Nomin.io
Products, material, component  Part  manu- factured  by "omincc(s) on  account  of which nomiDftted
F.O.B. Value of exports for  which nomination  is made
1.
2.
c.
3.  et
Dtclaialtons  :
(/)  I/We  declare that  I/We  have not  nominated  any  other  peison  Jo ctoirci the benefits  of  tha f.o-b.  value  of exports to the extent covered by nominal ion made above  ;
(tt)  I/We de;lare  thrt  the nominceOO in/arc actual uscr(s) engaged in  th". manufacture  of  goods indicated in the above statement.
Signature  „
Name in Block Letters  ,
Designation.  „
,
Residential  Additss
Date  , . . . ,.  ,
PART  B
Patttculars of  the nomine*
(To  6c filled io by the nom'neo  of the cMgiWn export  house.  If  there art  more than  one nominee,  this form  should  be filled in by each nominee separately).
1.  Name of the Nominee
2.  Full Postal Address ;—
(0  House/Shop No
(")  Name of Street/Road
(ill) Name  of locality  & city
(Iv)  Name of  Stats  .

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL  2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/585
ANNEXURE  VH-A  -contd.
3.  (a)  Telegraphic Address  . . . ..  ,  .
(b)  Address & location  of Factory  ,
4.  Duto of establishment  of  business in India  .
5.  Nature  of  the  concern,  whether  Public  Company  oi  Private  Company/
Partnership  or Hindu  undivided family  concorn  . . ..
6.  Namo  o7 Directors,  Partners,  Proprietor  or  Karta  as the  cast;  may  be
7.  Details  of  head  office,  branches  or  associated  companies  (name  arid
location)  :— (/)  In India (//)  Abroad
8.  (a)  Current  IVC Number  valid for  tho period  cf  application
(b)  Previous IVC Number
9.  Namo of the Industry and the purpose for  which the raw  materials/com- ponents are required  . . . . . . . ..
10.  Description  of goods manufactured  ,  ,  . 11.  Registration  No.  allotted  to  tbc  applicant  by the  DQTD/Staie  Direc-
torate of industries/any  other  sponsoring  authority
12.  Particulars  of A.U.  licence on  the  basis  of  which nciiiiiation  is  beirg
claimed (Photostat  copy of  A.U.  licence to be enclosed) 13.  C.l.F. value in rupees of the licences applied for  . .. 14.  List of items applied for (Five copies of the list to bo  furnished)—Separate sets of lists should  be furnished  for  (0 items sousht  to be imported  fiom Rupee Payment Area, (tf) items of tools and jigs and equipment, 
Item  Pt. SI. No.  Country  of Import  Cl.F  Value
Rs,
15.  State the basis on which items of import  are claimed  viz., on tho basis of (a) A, U. licence (stating A.U. Licence No. and date and enclosing original or photostat  copies thereof)  (b) Sponsoring  authorities  recommendation on  prescribed  proforraa  (enclosing  the same) (c) Col. 4 of  Section  II of Vol. II of Red Book
16.  C.l.F, value of canalised items if applied 17.  C.l.F, value of other items if desired from  Stocks of  STC/MMTC 18.  Is a letter of authority desired, if so, name of the firm in whose favour  it is desired  . . . . , . . , . , ., 19.  The  Customs Houne  where  the  import  licence,  if  granted,  wi!l  be registered  . . . . . . . . . ..
Undertaking/Declarations
(1)  I/We hereby  undertake that, if  as a result of scrutiny  by the licensing authority  at  any  tlm"p of  the application  of the  Registered Exporter, any excess licensing is found  to have been done to me/us as nominee, the tame  shall  be liubje for  boiag adjusted  against  future licences due to me/us under any category, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf.
(2)  I/We declare  that  I/Wa  hold  registration  certificate  issued  to  me/us  as  a  rnanufa;twer  by the sponsoring  authority  and  that  the same has not  been  withdrawn  or cancelled  or  suspended.
For  SSI/Non-DGTD  Units
(3)  I/We  hereby  declare  that  I/Wo  have  not  acquired  nomination  for  a  value  exceeding  the  prescribed  limit  of  ten  times the  value  of  the  A.U.  licence/Release  Order  (A.U.  licence/Release  Order  on  the  basis  of  which  nomination  is  being  claimed) obtained  by  me/us  during  1971-72  or  1972-73,  as  the  case  may  be,  including  the  value  of  the  licence/Release  Order  that  is being  obtained  by  this  application,  I/We  further  declaro  that,  if  as  a  result  or  scrutiny  by  Licensing  Authority  at  any  time,  of the  application  of  the  Registered  Exporter,  any  excess  licensing  is  found  to  have  been  done  to  mo/us  as  nominee,  the  same shall  be  liable  for  being  adjusted  against  future  licences/Release  Ordors  due  to  me/us  under  any  category,  without  prejudice  to any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  under  the  l.T.C.  Regulations  in  this  behalf.
The  details  of  the  AU  licences  granted  to  me/as  during  the  last  two  financial  years  arc  as  under  :
Description  of  goods  No.  and  date  of  Licensing  authority  by  Value  of  the  AU  licem.e tho  licence  whom  issued  1971-72  1972-73 Since  1^-1973  nominations  have  been  obtained  as  under  :— Description  of  goods  Total  value  of  nominations
For  D.G.T.D.  Units
(4)  I/We  hereby  declare  that  I/We  have  not  acquired  nomination,  including  the  present  application,  which  would  enable me/us  to  produce  goods  beyond  my/our  authorised  capacity.  I/We  further  declaru  that,  if  as  a  result  of  scrutiny by  the  Licens- ing  Authority  at  any  time,  of  the  application  of  Registered  Exporter,  any  excess  licensing  is  found  to  have  been  done  to  me/ us  as  a  nominee,  the  same  shall  be  liable  for  being  adjusted  against  future  licences/Rclcaso  Orders  due  to  me/us  under  any category,  without  prejudice  to  any  other  action  that  may  be  takca  under  the  l.T.C.  Regulations  or  under  the  provisions  of  the Industrial  Development  &  Regulation  Act  in  this  behalf.
The  details  of  the  AU  licences  granted  to  me/us  during  tho  last  two  financial  years  arc  as  under  :
Description  of  goods  No.  and  date  of  Licensing  authority  by  Value  of  ttK  AU  licence
 
tho  licence  whom  issued  1971-72  1972-73 Since  1-4-1973  nominations  have  been  obtained  as  under  :— Description  of  goods  Total  value  of  nominations

390/586  TiJE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHA1TRA 12, 1895  [PART I
ANNEXURE  VDI
[Para  20(i)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I]
I4st  of  Licensing Authorities
Name  of  the Licensing  Authorities
1.   Joint  Chief  Controller  of Imports  and  Exports, Bombay
2.   Joint  Chief  Controller  of Imports and Exports,  Calcutta
3.   Joint  Chief Controller  of Imports and Exports,  Madras
4.   Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Central Licens- .
      ing  Area, Now Delhi.
5.   Dy. Chief  Controller  of Imports and  Exports, Panaji,  Goa
6.   Dy. Chief Controller  of  Imports and  ExportB, Ernakulam.
7.    Dy. Chief Controller  of Imports and Exports,  Kanpur,
8.    Dy. Chief  Controller  of Imports and  Exports,  Hyderabad.
9.    Dy. Chief Controller  of  Imports and  Exports,  Ahmedabad
 10.  Dy. Chief  Controller  of Imports and  Exports, Bangalore.
 11.  Controller  of Imports and Exports, Srinagar.
 12.  Controller  of Imports and Exports, New Kandla     .

Jurisdiction
 Madhya  Pradesh  and  Maharashtra.
Assam, Bihar, Orissa, West Bengal, Naga Land, Manipur,  Tripura,
 Arunachal  Pradesh, Meghalya,  Mizoram, Andaman  and  Nicobar
   Islands.
 Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry,  Karikal,  Mahe and  Yanam.
"Rajasthan,  Punjab,  Haryana,  Delhi,  Himachal  Pradesh  and
   Chandigarh.
 Goa, Daman  and Diu, Dadra  and  Nagar  Haveli.
 Kerala  and Laccadive, Minicoy and  Amlndivi  Islands.
 Uttar  Pradesh.
 Andhra  Pradesh.
 Gujarat  excluding  Kandla Free Trade Zone.
 Mysore State.
 Jammu and  Kashmir.
 In respect of exports from  Kandla Free Trade Zone.


SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/587
ANNEXURE  IX
(Para  29 of Part  E of  Section I)
Simplified  Form  of  application  for  Imports  of  goods against  Exports  made by  Established  Registered  Manufacturers—Exporters or Merchant  Exporters  claiming  licences  in  their  own  name.
(A)  Particulars  of  the  Applicant. 1.  Name of  the Applicant 2.  Full Postal Address :—
,
(/)  House/Shop No (II j  Name of Street/Road  .  .  . (/W) Name of locality (/v)  Name of State
3.  Telegraphic Address •. 4.  Address & location of factory  .  .  .  • , 5.  Name  of  the  Industry  and  the  purpose  for  which the  raw  materials/
components  are  required  .  .
6.  Description of goods manufactured (B)  Particulars  of  the  Application. 7.  Treasury  Receipt  No. and date  (TR to be attached  in original)  . 8.  Registration No. allotted to Income-tax Verification  Certificate or Exemp-
tion  therefrom  .
9.  (a) Product-Group  to which  the exported  products  belong.
(6)  F.O.B,  value  of exports covered  by this  application  Rs. (c)  Month  during  which  tho exports  were  made  . . .. (d)  The amount  of commission  or discount  paid  or payable  (at a later date by the exporter) to tho foreign  agent  on  the exports  covered by  the application
10.  Whether the exports against  which the present  application is made have been utilised or are intended to be utilised for claiming any import licence by way of barter or for remittance against Capital Goods or in discharge of any export obligation for or obtaining import licence under any other category  . . . . . . . . . .. 11.  Whether the exports have been made on out right sale basis/consignment/ approval basis  . . . . . . . . .. 12.  List of items applied for (five copies of the list to be furnished).  Separate sets of lists should be furnished  for item of tools, jigs and equipments  .
Item Pt. SI. No. Country  of Imports C.I.F. value
13.  C.i.f. value of canalised items, If applied for 14.  C.l.f. value of other items, if desired from  stocks of  STC/MMTC 15.  (a) Is a Lettor of Authority  desired  ?  If so, name of the firm in whose
favour  it is desired
(b)  Names of Directors, Partners,  Proprietor  or Karla as the case may
be
16.  The  Customs  Houso  where  the  Import  Licence,  if  granted  will  be
registered
UNDERTAKING
I/We hereby solemnly undertake :—
(i)  that no other application for import licence has been made or will be made in future against exports covered by this application. (II) the consignments/parcels have not been returned.  If at any time, the exported goods are returned by the consignee, Or if the sale proceeds in respect  of the goods, in question, are not realised  through  an authorised  channel within  six months from  the date of  export  or such extended  period  as the Reserve flank of India may permit, necessary intimation shall be sent to the licensing authority,  within  one month  thereof, and the value of Import  licences issued  against  this  application  shall be liable to be set off against future Import licences due to me/us or to my/our nominees, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this  behalf.
(Hi) If, as a result  of a scrutiny  by the licensing authority at any time, any excess licensing is found  to have been done to me/us or to  my/our  nominees  against  this  application,  the same  shall  be liable for being  adjusted  against  future  licences due to  me/us or to my/our nominees under any category, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf.
(iv)  I/we  hereby declare that the particulars and statements made in this application are true to the best of my/our knowledge and nothing has been concealed  or held  therefrom.
(v) I/we hereby undertake that any licence  granted on the basis of this application  shall be liable to cancellation  without  prejudice to any other  action that may be taken in this behalf, if any information  furnished  in this  application is found  to  be wrong or incorrect or misleading!1
(v/)  I/we have not under-invoiced  or over-invoiced owr exports.
Signature
Name in Block Letters
Designation
Date
 
Residential Address

390/588  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHA1TRA  12, 1895  [PART I
ANNEXURE  X
(Para  36(I)(ii)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
BANK  CERTIFICATE  OF  PAYMENTS
This Is to certify  that  the following  bills covering exports of
,.  .of foreign countries drawn have been negotiated  and  proceeds as given below received  by us as per by  M/s exchange control regulations in the approved manner.  We also  certify  that payments thereof  have not  been received  in  non-convertible Rupee Account or under any special bilateral trade  agreement.
Invoice No  fcdate
Date of Exports
SI. No,
Descrip- tion of joods exported
Amount received in India (in rupees)
GRI/ PP  Form No.  and date
Date* on which payment was re- ceived by the Bank
F.O.B. value of goods as declared by the Exporters
Country/ Countries to which exports have been mado
Bill of Lading, Postal Receipt and/or Airway Bill No. and  date
Date OD which the proceeds of  foreign exchange were actually credited to  the exporter's account
In case of part payments of the Bill, the lot No, of the Invoice against which payments have been received
3
4
5
6
7
8
11 2
9
10
12 1
Signature  of  Manager/Authorised  Officer  of the Bank
Official  Stamp
NOTES  :  (1)  The Bank Certificate should be on the Bank's letter head and should bear the Official Stamp of the Bank.
(2)  This certificate  will be issued only after  the full  proceeds of the Bill have been realised.  However, in case of receipt  of  part
payments of a Bill, against  specific lots covered by it, the certificate  may be issued.
•Date  of advice of payment  of the collecting/remitting  Bank  abroad.
ANNEXURE  XA
(Para  36(J)(i)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
BANK CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT AGAINST SALE OF CARPETS TO FOREIGN  TOURISTS
This is to certify that the payment against the following bills covering  c.i.f/CF/FOB  value of carpets made by M/s
to the foreign  tourist has been received  by us as per exchange central regulations in the approved manner.  We also certify  that  payment thereof has not been received in Non-convertible Rupee Account or under any bilateral trade agreement.  We also certify  the  correctness of the information  given in Cob. 6 to 11 below.
Date of Exports
Invoice No.  & date
SI. No.
F.O.B. value of goodi
Freight charges paid
Insurance charges paid
Date of realisa- tion  of payment
GRI/PP Form No.  & date
Amount received in India (in Rs.)
Descrip- tion of goods exported
Bill of Lading, Postal receipt and/or Airway Bill No.& date
Date  of Deposit of  the currency, bank draft  or cheque a> the case may be, In the bank
7
11
9
10
3
4
5
6
8
2
12 1
Signature of Manager/Authorised  Officer  of the Bank with
Official  Stamp
NOTE  :  (1) The Bank Certificate should be on the Bank's letter head and should bear the official  stamp of the Bank.
*(2)  This applies only in the case of personal cheques, drawn by the foreign tourists on foreign bankes.

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHA1TRA  12, 1895  390/589
ANNEXURE  XI
(Para  36(M)(iii)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I)
CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANT  CERTIFICATE  OF  EXPORTS
T*
(name  and  address  of  the licensing  authority).
We
(Name and address of the exporter)  hereby  declare  that  we have  made  exports
und*r 'Equity Participation' during
(Licensing period) as per particulars given here under :—
Invoice No. and  date
Description of goods
Freight amount
Destination of goods
Insurance amount
FOB equivalent
G.R.I./ PP form No. Bill of lading/ PP receipt/ Airway Bill No. and date
Bill amount c.i.f./c.&f./ f.o.b.
1
2
3
6
1
4
5
8
9
We further declare that the aforesaid  particulars are correct and that they relate to exports made under 'Equity Participation'.  Copies
of Invoices and other documents relevant to those exports are attached.
(Signature of Exporter)
Ref. No. Date. Place.
CHARTERED  ACCOUNTANT  CERTIFICATE
This ii to certify that we have checked and verified the above particulars of exports from  the  books/documents of M/s
and  found  the same to be correct.
(Signature of the Chartered  Accountant) Official  Stamp.
 
Full  Address  Regd. No

390/590  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL ls  1973/CHA1TRA 12, 1895  [PART I
ANNEXURE  XII
(Para  45(2)(a)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I) VOUCHER  OF  SALE TO FOREIGN  TOURISTS
Sr. No
(0  Name and  nationality  of the tourist to whom the sale is made
(ii)  Passport  Number  of tjie  tourist
(WO Description  of  the  item(s)  sold  (specifying  material  of  which  they
are made)
(/v)  Sale value in foreign  exchange and the rupee equivalent
(v)  Details  of  the  foreign  currency  and  foreign  currency  travellers'
choques given by the tourist
Signature of
Dealer
Registration
Number
Signature of
the tourist
NOTE :—Please read condition  on the reverse.
(White) (1)  Copy to be delivered  to the foreign  tourist
(2)  Copy to be sent along with import licence application
(Yellow)
 
(Pink) (3)  Copy to be retained  by the dealer

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/591
ANNEXURE  XIII
[Para  43(4)(iv)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I]
Name  and address of  the  firm
Statement showing particulars  of  tourist sales effected  during the period
against which  import  licence  is  being  claimed.
Remarks SI. No.
Description of
products sold
No,  and  date of sale voucher/ cash memo/ order
Product sold to  tourists (Product  Group and  the S. No. of  Section  to which the product  sold belongs)
KO.B.  value in rupees of the items sold  for which replenish- ment is claimed
F.O.B.  value on which entitle- ment is being claimed  (This should  bo lesser of the two values shown in columns  5 & 6)
Rupee equivalent of the  foreign exchange realized in respect  of the items on  which replenishment is being claimed here  (figures from  B/Q.
2
1
3
4
5
7
6
S
N.B.—(1)  Values in column  7 should  be  totalled.
(2)  This statement  of particulars should  be signed by the  applicant signing the application  form.
ANNEXURE  X1II-A
[Para  53 of  Part  E  of  Section  I]
Application Form for Licence for replenishment of Raw Materials against export of GEM and Jewellery items.
1.  Name of applicant  . . . . . . . . ..
Full Postal Address  :—
(0  House/Shop No 00  Name of the Street/Road (Hi) Name  of locality (iv)  Name of State (v)  Telegraphic Address
2.  Registration No. allotted  to Income-tax Verification  Certificate  or exemp- tion therefrom  . . . . . . . . ..
3.  No. and Date of Treasury Receipt showing Payment  of the requisite fees
(Treasury  Receipt to be attached)
4.  (a)  Whether the application is preferred  on monthly/quarterly  basis  .
(b)  Tbe month/quarter  for which  the application  is made  . (c)  The month/quarter  in  which  payments  were  received  in respect of each  consignment  . . . . . . . ..
5.  (a)  Whether  the applicants'name  has been registered for any of the Gem and  Jowellery  items  under  erstwhile  E.P. Scheme  or  by  Gem and Jewellery  Council,  if so—•
(0  the authority  by whom  registration  was made (//)  N o. and date of certificate of registration  (copy to be enclosed)  . (M)  Date  of application  for registration  . . . ..
(b)  The date  on which the last  application  was submitted  preferably  with
reference  number  of I.T.C.  authority  to whom  it was made  .
(c)  Classification  of these  items  under  I.T.C.  Schodule
6.  (a) Items  of exports for which  registered
(b)  Classification  under  I TC schedule
7.  (a)  Full  description  of raw materials  to be imported  . . .. (b)  Classification  under  I.T.C.  Schedule  Part  and Serial No. (c)  Value  (C.I.F.)  in Rupees (d)  Country(s)  of Shipment (e)  Country(s)  of origin  . . . . . . .. (/)  The  Customs  House  where  the import  licence,  if  granted,  will  be registered  . . . . . . . . ..

390/592  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [PART I
ANNBXURJ8—XHI  K-~condd.
8.  Category  of  Exporter  (/.".,  Manufacturer  or  Merchant)
9.  Name  and  address  of  the factory  where  the  Imported  raw  material  will
be fabricated  for  export
10.  Whether  applicant  has  factory  of  his  own  or  not. If  not,  what  are  the
standing arrangements  with the manufacturers  of the  products
11.  Particulars of licences, if any obtained  under  any other Scheme
12.  Information  to be furnished  in case of application against  past  exports- fa)  Description  of  goods  exported  (please  furnish  Invoices  with  con- nected relevant  shipping documents, etc.)  . . . .. ib)  Real  value  of  the  goods  exported,  as  declared  before  the  Customs
Authorities
(c)  F.O.B.  value  of  payment  received  during  the  preceding  quarter
(In rupees)
(d)  Bank Certificate  (as per  proforma  enclosed  with No., date  and the
name  of the Bank)
(")  Whether  tho exports  against  which  the  present  application  is made  have  been  utilised  for  claiming  any import  licences  by way of barter or for capital goods or in discharge of any export  obligation or  for import  licence  under  any other  scheme  . . .. (/)  Whether  the exports  have  been  made  on outright  sale/consignment/
approval  basis
(g)  The amount  of commission  or discount  paid  or  payable  (at a  later date  by the  exporter)  to  the foreign  agent  on  the  exports  covered by  the application  . . . . . . . ..
13.  (a)  Date  of establishment  of business in India  . . ..
(6)  Nature  of the concern  whether  Public  or Private  Ltd., Company  or Partnership  or Proprietary  or Hindu  Undivided  Family  concern (c)  Names  of Directors,  Partners,  Proprietor  or  Karta  as the case may
be
(d)  Details of branches or associated companies (Names and  Locations)
(/)  In India (")  Abroad
(e)  Have  any  branches  or  associated  companies  mentioned  in  (d)  or any of the gentlemen named in (c) applied for  an import licence for import  of  goods falling  under  the  same  serial  number  or  sub-item of serial number for  the same period  7 If  so, give details
(/)  Whether  the  constitution  of  the  firm  has  undergone  any  change
after  the exports  have been effected
14.  Full  details  of  the enclosures  attached  with  the  application  (every  copy  S. No.  Nature  of the  document of  the  document  should  be  marked  as  a  true  copy  and  signed  beneath by  the applicant)  . . . . . . . . ..
DECLARATION
(0  I/We  hereby  declare  that  the  above  statements  are  true  and  correct  to  the  best  of  my/our  knowledge  and  belief. I/We  fully  understand  that  any  licence  granted  to  me/us  on  the  basis  of  the  statement  furnished  is  liable  to  cancellation,  In addition  to  any  other  penalty  that  the  Government  may  impose  having  regard  to  the  circumstances  of  the case,  if  it  is  found that  any  of  the  statements  of  facts  therein  are  incorrect  or  false.
(II) I/we  hereby  declare  :^
(o)  that  no  other  application  for  import  licence  has  been  made  or  will  be  made  in  future  to  the licensing  authority on  the  basis  of  the  exports  covered  by  this  application.
(b)  I/We  have  not  underinvoiced  or  over  invoiced  our  exports.
Signature
,  •.
Name  hi  Block  Letters
Designation  <
D a t e . , .. o". i  ^  i •••
Residential Address
 
,

SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  390/593
A N N E X U RE  XIV
(Para  62(a)  of  Fart  E  of  Section  I) VOUCHER  OF  SALE  TO  F O R E I GN  TOURISTS
Sr.  No. (/)  Name  and  nationality  ot  the  tourist  to  whom  the  sale  is  made  :
(//)  Passport  Number  of  the  tourist  :
(/")  Description  of  the  item(s)  sold  ;
(iv)  Sale  value  In  foreign  exchange  and  the  rupees  equivalent  :
(v)  Details  of  the  foreign  currency  and  foreign  currency  traveller!*
cheque* given  by  the  Tourist  :
Signature  of  the  Tourist
Signature  of  Exporter Registration  Number
Signature  and  Seal  of  the  Customs
Note.—Please  read  condition  on  the  reverse.
(White) Copy  to  be  stitched  on  the  passport  , . - . ..  >  .  .
(1)
(Green) Copy  to  be  delivered  to  the  Foreign  Touri3t
,
(2)
(Yellow) Copy  to  be  sent  along  with  import  licence  application  . . . . , . * ..
(3)
(Pink) Copy  to  be  retained  by  the  Exporter  .  .  .
. . ..
(4)
Note:—Articles  purchased  under  this  voucher  are  totally  prohibited  from  being  sold  gifted  or  otherwise  disposed  of within  the  territory  of  India  to  any  person.

390/594  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  |PART 1
ANNEXURE  XV (Para  74(v)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I) Form of application for  grant of advance licences for fulfilling specific export orders by  the Registered Exporters
PART  I
(TO  BE  FILLED  IN  BY  THE  APPLICANT  FOR  USE  IN  LlCENSlNO  OFFICE)
A.  Particulars of  applicant.
1.  Name  of the applicant
2.  Full Postal  Address :—
.
(0  House/Shop No.  . . .. (")  Name  of Street/Road (lit)  Name of locality and city (iv)  Name of State
3.  Telegraphic Address
4.  Name  & the Industry  :—
(0  Address & location  of Factory
(ff)  End Products manufactured  thereto
5.  Date  of establishment  of business in India
6.  Nature of  the concern, whether Public or Private Ltd. Company Partner-
ship or Hindu  Undivided  Family concern
7.  Names of directors, partners, proprietor  or Karta  as the case may be .
8.  Details of Head  Office  of  the applicant firm and  its branches  or asso-
ciated companies (Name and  Location)  :
(0  In India (//)  Abroad
9.  (a)  Registration  No.  allotted  to  Income  Tax  Verification  Certificate
or Exemption therefrom  by the Licensing  Office
(b)  If  no  IVC No.  has been  allotted  Indicate  the  particulars  of  the
application  made, if any, for  allotment  of I.V.C. No.  .  .
10.  No.  and  date  of  Registration  Certificate  Issued  by  the  concerned
Export  Promotion  Council/Commodity  Board  (Photostat  copy  of the  Registration  Certificate  to  be  furnished)  . . ..
11.  Whether DGTD  or SSI Unit
12.  Registration  No.  allotted  to  the  applicant  by  the  Director  General of Technical Development (In the case of firms borne on the list of D.G. T.D./State  Directorate  of  Industries  (in  the  case  of  S.S.I.  Units)  or any other authority competent to register a unit  as a  manufacturer 13.  Treasury  Receipt  No.  and  date  (Treasury  Receipt  to  be  attached  in
original)
PART  n
/.  Particulars of  the Export  Order and Mode of Payment from  abroad :—
(0  Item/Items  of Export covered by the Export  Order/Orders. (")  F.O.B. Value. (W0 Name of the Foreign Buyers and the country  of export. (/i>)  Delivery  period  of  export  products  covered  by  the  export  order, (v)  Whether  any  exports  against  the  exports  order  in  question  have
already been made, if so, indicate the f.o.b.  value thereof.
(vO  (o)  Whether  the  export  order  is  backed  by  irrevocable  L/C,  or any  advance  payment.  (Please furnish  a  photostat  copy  of  the Letter of Credit).
or
(6)  Whether  the export  order  is  on  the  basis  of  different  mode  of
payment like sight Draft  D.A.
or
(c)  Whether  the  applicant  has  entered  into  arrangement  whereby he  would  make  the  payment  of  the  import  material  out  of export earnings of the product to be exported.
or
(rf)  Whether the foreign  buyers have agreed to supply the imported materials free  of charge  on  the condition  that  the same will be re-exported  after  processing  and finishing.
(vH)  The  amount  of  commission  or  discount  paid  or  payable  (at  a later  date  by  the exporter)  to  the foreign  agent  on  the  exports covered by the  application.

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ANNEXURE  XV—contd.
2.  (0  Whether the product to be exported is covered by the list of Priority
Industries
(ii)  If so,  whether the goods  covered  by the export  order  cannot  be
manufactured  out of applicant's A. U./Quota  Licence.
{til) Full  details  of A.U./quota  licence/or  any other  licence  Issued for the manufacture  of finished  products  during the last  three periods* (*Licences  issued  under  credits/AID  Loan  and Rupee,  Sources or special licences may also be mentioned).
Description of goods Balance  un- utilised No. and Date and value of licences
Value (C.I.F.) of
goods imported
Licensing Period and L/A
{iv) Whether  the products  to  be exported  are covered  by the  Import Policy  for  Registered  Exporters.  (Please  give  the reference  No. of the export  products as indicated in the Red Book.)
(v)  import  replenishment  percentage  admissible  under the REP against
the export  order.
3.  Particulars regarding value of Licence applied for and previous  advance
licences :
(0  c.i.f. value of the licence applied for.
(//)  Description  of the materials sought to be imported.  (Please indicate the complete description, quantity and c.i.f. value of each item desired to be Imported, with S. No. and Part  No. of I.T.C  classification in respect of each item).
{Ill) Past export  performance  in respect of the export  product(s) covered by the export  order.  (Furnish  a statement  of exports made  during the last 3 years, indicating the f.o.b.  value and country of exports).
{tv) Was any advance licence issued in the past ?
(v)  If so, whether the export  obligation  against  the licences is still  out-
standing.
(v/)  If the export  obligation, either in part or in full, remains to be com-
pleted, please give the particulars of the same as under :—
{a)  Licence No. and date.
(b)  Name of the licence issuing  authority.
(c)  Licence-wise value of the export  obligations fixed.
(d)  Time-limit  allowed for fulfilling  the export  obligation.
(")  Value  of  the export  obligation  already  fulfilled  against  each
licence.
(/)  Reasons  for not fulfilling  the export  obligation.
(g)  List of documents enclosed.
DECLARATION
1.  I/We hereby  declare  that  if  this  licence  is  granted  the  goods  will  be  utilised  only  for  consumption  as raw materials/ components  or  accessories  in  our  factory  and  that  no  portion  thereof  will  be  sold  to  or  permitted  to  be  used  by  any  other party.
2.  I/We hereby  declare  that  the above  statements  are true  and  correct  to  the best  of  my/our  knowledge  and  belief. I/We fully  understand  that  any licence  granted  to  me/us  on  the basis  of  the statement  furnished  is  liable  to  cancellation,  in  addition to  any  other  penalty  that  the  Government  may  impose  or  any  other  action  that  may be  taken  having  regard  to  the  circums- tances  of  the  case  if  it  is  found  that  any ,of  the  statements  of  facts  therein  are  Incorrect  or  false.
Signature
Name  In" Block  Letters
Designation
Residential Address
 
D a t e . . .,

390/596  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY:APR1L 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  LPART I
ANNEXURE  XVI
(Para  76(ii)  of  Part  E  of  Section  I) Form  of  Application for  "On  Account"  licence
Licensing  period
(A)  Particulars  of the Applicant  :
1.  Name  of the Applicant
2.  Full  Postal  Address  :
(i)  House/Shop  No
(II) Name  of  Street/Road
(Hi) Name  of locality
(iv)  Name  of State
3.  Telegraphic Address
4.  Address & location  of factory
5.  Name  of  the  Industry  and  the  purpose  for  which  the  raw  materials/
components are required
6.  Description  of goods manufactured
(B) Particulars of Application  :
7.  Treasury  RecoiptJNo. and  date  (TR  to be attached  in  original)  .
8.  Registration  No.  allotted  to  Income-tax  Verification  Certificate  o r.
Exemption therefrom
•
9.  F.O.B. value  of  exports  made  by  the  applicant  in  the  preceding  year in  respect  of  export  products  in  the  specified  product  groups  as  per relevant  policy (Attach  statement  as required  as per relevant  policy)  .
10.  C.I.F,  value  of  import  licences  received  by  the  applicant  under  the import  policy  for  Registered  Exporters  during  the  preceding  year whether  as  a  manufacturer  exporter,  or  as  a  nominee-manufacturer, against  export  of  products  falling  in  specified  product  groups  as  per relevant  policy  (Attach  statement  as required  as per relevant  policy)  .
11.  List of items applied  for  import  (6 copies of the list  to be furnished)  .
12.  (a)  Total  C.I.F. value applied  for
(b)  C.I.F. value of canalised  Items'if  applied  for  (Indicate value  sepa-
rately fpr  each item)  .
13.  Is  a  Letter  of  Authority  desired  ? If  so,  name  of  the  firm  in  whose favour  it is desired  . . . . . . . ..
14.  The  Customs  House  where  the  import  licence,  if  granted,  will  be
registered
DECLARATION
I/We  hereby  declare  that  the  particulars  and  statements  made  in  the  application  are  true  to  the  best  of  my/our knowledge  and  nothing  has  been  concealed  or  held  therefrom.
I/We  hereby  undertake  that  any  licence  granted  on  the  basis  of  this  application  shall  be  liable  to  cancellation  without prejudice  to  any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  in  this  behalf,  if  any  information  furnished  In  this  application  is  found  to  be wrong  or  incorrect  or  misleading.
Signature
Name  in  Block  Letters
Designation
Re"idential  AddreM
Date
 
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SEC. I]  THE GAZETTE  OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY  : APRIL 2, 1973/CHAl'IRA  12, 1895  390/597
ANNEXURE-XVI1
(Para  7"(ii)  of  Part  E  of  Section 1)
PROFORMA  OF  ABSTRACT  OF  THE  EXPORT  CONTRACT
1.  Name of  the RegislercilP.xporter  .
2.  Registration  No.  and  date  issued  by  the  Export  Promotion  Council/
Commodity  Board
Dale  of  contract
Terms  of  payment
Details  of delivery periods
Value of sach product(s)  to  be exported
Description  of product(s) to be exported
Overseas  buyer's name  with  whom contract  has  been executed
3
2
1
4
.  5
6
Signature  and  stamp  of  tl.c  Constituted
Attorney  of  the  registered  exporter.
 
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390/598  THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY: APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA  12, 1895  [P.WLT 1
ANNEXURE  XVIH
(Para  79  of  Part  E  of  Section  I;
FORM  OF  APPLICATION  FOR  AD  HOC  LICENCES  TO  TECHNICAL  CONSULTANCY  FIRMS
1.  Name of the applicant
2.  Full Postal Address
(i)  House/Shop  No
(W) Name of  Streot/Road (///)  Name of Locality &  City (lv)  Name  of State
3.  Telegraphic  Address
4.  Date of establishment  of business in India
5.  Nature  of  the concern, whether  Public or  Private  Ltd.  Company,  Partner-
ship or  Hindu  Undivided  family  concern
6.  Name of Directors, Partners, Proprietor  or Karta  as the case may  be
7.  Details of Head  Office  of  the applicant firm and  its branches  or  associated
companies (Name and  location)  :
(0  In India (//)  Abroad
8.  Registration  No. allotted  to  Income Tax Verification  Certificate  or exemp-
tion therefrom
9.  Treasury Receipt No. and date (Treasury Receipt to be attached in original)
10.  C.I.F. value in rupees of the licences) applied  for
11.  (a)  Details  of foreign  exchange  earned  during  the  previous financial  year, April—-March,  on  technical  consultancy  services  rendered  to  clients abroad  (Foreign  exchange earned  against  exports  of  goods should  be excluded.  Full  details  of  foreign  exchange  earning  through  technical consultancy  services, should  be furnished,  in a separate sheet, item by Item.  The  statement  should  be  supported  and  the  amount  of  foreign exchange  earned  certified  by  the  Bank  through  which  such  earnings were received into this country)
(6)  The  amount  of  commission  or  discount  paid  or  payable  (at  a  later date by the exporter) to the foreign  agent on the exports covered by the application
12.  List of items applied  for  (Five copies of  the list to be  furnished)—Separate sets of lists should be furnished  for  (i) iron and steel items  and  ferro-alloys and  (ii)  items  sought  to  be  imported  from  Rupee  Payment  Area  .
13.  Is a letter of authority desired]?  If so, name of the firm in whose favour  it is
desired
14.  The Customs  House where  the import  licence, if granted, will be registered.
DECLARATION
We  hereby  declare—(i)  that  no  other  application  for  import  licence  has  been  made  or  will  be  made  in  future  to  the licensing  authority,  during  the  current  licensing  year,  (ii)  statements  made  in  this  application  arc  true  and  correct  to  the  best of  our  knowledge  and  belief,  (iil)  if  the  licence  is  granted  the  goods  will  be  utilised  only  in  our  office  and  no  portion  thereof will  be  sold  or  permitted  to  be  used  by  any  other  party.
We  fully  understand  that  any  licence  granted  to  us  on  the  basis  of  this  application  is  liable  to  cancellation,  in  addition to  any  other  penally  that  ihc  Government  may  impose  or  any  other  action  that  may  be  taken  having  regard  to'  the  circuril- stances  of  the  case,  if  h  is  found  that  any  of  the  statements  of  facts  therein  are  incorrect  or  false.
Signature
Name in Block Letters
Designation
,  .  i  ,  Residential Address
 
Date  y.  •,'  . ,  '  \




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0—50 Kg/Cm  0-210 Kg/Cm? 1.21 Trivcctor meters. 3.1 Tndoor metal clad oil switches upto 11 KV/500/ MVA/1200 Amps. Bulk oil & Min, oil type upto 1600 Amps. ↩
26100 Oil Red G . - Basic Blue . Basic Blue , 71 11 26105 Oil Red . . .. Basic Blue . 42535B Oil Violet . Basic Blue . 7K 50415 Nigrosine Basic Blue . 77450 Oil Blue Basic Blue . 77011 Oil Black . . .. Basic Green i 1206'.' Fast Orange ↩
in Part 'B' will, however, be allowed upfc_ i per cent of the face value of quota licence, or Rs. 1,000 whichever is higher within the overall entitlement of 7 ^% for List II (Part B) items. (i) By obtaining a fresh quota certificate on the basis of his past imports of all the items falling under these S. Nos, in any financial year within the prescribed, basic period, ex- cluding past imports of items appearing in Part 'B' of List II in this Appendix. OR 3. Quota licences issued for import of motor vehicle parts in terms of paragraph 2 above, will also be valid for import of the undermentioned items upto the percentage indicated against each : (i) Ball, Roller and Tapered Roller and needle roller bearings, bushes, cages, needle roller assemblies and needle rollers other than those banned for import. . . 3% (ii) By having his existing quotas re-established on the basis of his past imports of all the articles falling under these S. Nos. excluding past imports of items appearing in Part 'Ji' of List II in this Appendix, in a more favour- able year within the prescribed basic period subject to the provisions regarding re-fixation of quota as contained in Section I of this Book. (ii) Bolts, nuts, screws, spacers and washers (except Bi-metallic Thrust Washers). .. 3% OR (iii) Garage tools detailed in Appendix 25 of this book and parts thereof . . 4% 4. Quota licences for motor vehicle parts will be valid lor the import of spare parts of auto rickshaws which are interchangeable with Motor Cycles and Scooters and are otherwise allowed to be imported against such licences. 5. Actual User applications from State Trans- port Authorities, Co-operative Societies of transport operators and other fleet owners, owning a fleet of 25 vehicles or above, will be considered by the regional licensing authorities concerned, for import of permissible motor vehicle parts in the manner indicated below:— (i) Eligible applicants will be granted import licences on the following basis:— (a) Rs. 200 per petrol driven vehicle (per year). (b) Rs. 450 per diesel driven vehicle (per year). (iii) In the case of an established importer not availing of the provisions in (i) or (ii) above, the import licence can be claimed on the basis of the combined value of existing quota certificates held by him, for motor vehicle parts (consolidated) and in respect of items appearing in Part 'A' of List II. Such existing quota certificates may or may not be of the same basic year. Howevei, if the past imports of any goods in the same basic year are included in the quota certi- ficate for an item appearing in Part 'A' of List II and also in the consolidated quota certificates for motor vehicle parts held by Ihc importer such p_ast imports will be excluded from one of the quota certificate. For this purpose the established importers will be required to produce documentary evidence, failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificate will be re- duced by 2 0 %, and his entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value. (c) Rs. 2,500 per special passenger vehicle viz. Tiger and Titan double decker and AEC heavy duty passenger vehicles (per year). (ii) Import licences will be valid tor import ot motor vehicle parts other than those men- tioned in List 1 of this Appendix. Impoit of the following items will be allowed sub- ject to the value limits mentioned against each:— 2. Quota licences for import of motor vehicle parts will be issued to established importers on the basis of 5 per cent quota. Licences issued for motor vehicle parts will not be valid for import of the items specified in List I of this Appendix. Import ot Henis mentioned in List II of this Appendix will be allowed in the manner indicated below :— (a) Import of items shown in List II (Parts 'A' and 'B') will be allowed to the extent of 37.5 per cent of the face value of the quota licence. Import of aity single item in Part 'A', will, however, be allowed to the extent of 7.5% of the face value of quota ↩
. Quebracho extract, chestnut extract end Modified Eucalyptus -V . .. extract (Myrtan). ↩
licence any intimation from the licensing authority to the effect that the exports, in question, are not acceptable for any reason. The statement should be certified by a Char^ tcred Accountant. (c) A statement showing the c.i.f. value of import If a producer should desire to have more raw stock in the 'first stage' than indicated above, he will have to undertake an additional export obligation licences received by the applicant under the Import Policy for Registered Ex- porters, during the preceding year (April- March) as a manufacturer-exporter (and not as a nominee), against exports of products falling in the specified product groups to which the relevant Import Policy for the grant of 'On Account' licences/release ↩
rings for saddlery (10%). (/) Snap/Swlevel Hooks and stud for saddlery (10%). (K) Polyurethane foam sheets (10%) (2) A manufacturer of the pro- ducts mentioned In Col. 2 may on request be allowed to utilise his import licence under this policy for import of the materials mentioned in Col. 4 against Item D.I.4 to the extent of not more than 25% of the value of the licence, provided that the licensee Is also a recog- nised manufacturer of pro- ducts falling under item D. 1.4. The face value limits mentioned in Col. 4 against item D. 1.4 will in such a case, be calculated with reference to the said 25%. Leather or Raw Hide Pickers Leather Washers D.3 D.4 5% 40% (a) Sperm oil (a) Chrome leather splits (b) Needles for Industrial Sewing machines (5%) (permissible items only). c) Leather Stitching Machines Needles and Awls (5%) (permissible items only). Industrial leather gloves 20% D.5 (a) Crome leather splits (h) Neatsfoot oil & its sulphonated product 5 %). ↩
Sodium Hydro sulphite and Sodium Sulpho- xylate, Formaldehyde Compounds, such as, Rangolite C, Formosul Brotasul etc. (9%). (l)(0 Registered exporters may nominate manufacturers of metallic yarn, for im- port of polyester film laminated sheets and metallised fllm and permissible Lacquers, ad- hesives and colours, in- ter-metallic crucibles and aluminium wire of 99,9% purity for an amount upto 30% of value of overall entitle- ment against export of ready-made garments of mulberry silk certi- fied in the inspection cer- tificate of the Central Silk Board to contain metallic yarn. {it) Nomination may also be made In favour of a manufacturer of dyes, chemicals and other auxi- liaries (exceptiriK soaps and fatty adds) used in the processing of natur- al silk textiles. (2) The item Sodium Hydro- sulphite will be supplied at international price by indigenous manufacturers. (3) The items at (b) to (e) in Col. 4 may together bo im- ported upto 75% of the licence value. ↩