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REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (i)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 347] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1976/ASVINA 26, 1898

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

as a separate compilation

MINISTRY OF SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT

(Transport Wing)

NOTIFICATION

New Delhi, the 16th October 1976

G.S.R 851 (E).—The following draft of the Port of New Mangalore (Use of Wharves, Jetties and Landing Places) Rules, 1976, which the Central Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (jj) of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the Indian Ports Act, 1908 (15 of 1908), is hereby published as required by sub-section (2) of section 6 of the said Act for the information of all persons likely to be affected thereby; and notice is hereby given that the said draft rules will be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of sixty days from the date of publication of this notifica- tion in the Official Gazette.

Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the Central Govern- ment with respect to the said draft rules, before the expiry of the period so specified, will be taken into consideration by the Central Government.

DRAFT RULES

1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Port of New Mangalore (Rates for the use of the Wharf) Rules, 1976.

2. (2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

(2563)

2. Fixation of rates for the use of wharves, Jettleg and landing places.—(1) Subject to the provisions of these rules, the rates to b" paid for the use of wharves, jetties and landing places (hereinafter referred to as the wharfage dues) on goods landed at or snipped from the Port of New Mangalore shall be on specified in the Schedule (hereinafter referred to as the said Schedule) hereto (annexed).

(2) The wharfage dues shall be In addition' to any charges towards rent for storage of goods In the quays, warehouses, transit gheds or landing places of the Port of New Mangalore.

S. Goods to be placed at appointed places.—All goods Intended for shipment or landing within the limits of the Port of New Mangalor* shall be placed at such place or places as the Traffic Manager of the said Port may from time to time by notice affixed to some conspicuous part of hli office specify.

4. Applications for export and Import of roods.—(1) All applications for ex- port or import of goods shall be made oa the Form "pecifled in the Appendix to these rules and these Forms shall in all cases be correctly filled in and signed by shippers or consignees of the goods or by the Agent.

(2) Whenever required by the Traffic Manager of the said Port to call for and inspect them, all necessary documents shall be produced by shippers or consignees or then- Agents at the time of shipping or loading of goods.

5. Assessment how made.—(1) All goods Intended for shipment shall be assessed on export application and the wharfage dues, Wherever necessary, shall be paid before the goods are shipped.

(2) All goods landed within the limits of the Port of New Mangalore shall be assessed on' import application and the wharfage dues, wherever necessary! shall be paid by the person concerned before the goods are delivered to him.

6. Method of calculating wharfage does.—(1) The wharfage dues shall be calculated on the manifested tonnage of the vessel's cargo in the case of empties, Iron and steel scrap, ores and other goods in bulk.

(2) In the case of cargo, other than that mentioned in sub-rule (1), the wharfage dues shall be calculated in accordance with the unit of weight measurement or liquid measure specified In the classification against each item of the goods in the said Schedule.

(3) The wharfage dues shall be calculated on the total tonnage of each item of goods. For this purpose, the gross and not the net tonnage of each package as specified in the relative invoice or other shipping document shall be taken, subject to a fresh check by the Port Administration if the circumstances so require. In the absence of these documents or in the absence of the specifica- tion of gross tonnage therein, the tonnage arrived at by actual test-check shall be taken as the gross tonnage.

(4) In these rules, for the purposes of the Scale of Rates,—

(1) One unit by weight means 1 tonne (1000 Kilograms); (ii) One unit by measurement means 1 cubic metre; (iii) One unit by liquid measurement (capacity) means 1000 litres.

(5) In calculating the gross weight or measurement by volume or capacity of any individual item, fractions of one unit shall be reckoned as under:—

(1) fractions up to and including 0.25 shall be reckoned as 0.23; (li) frpctlons over 0.25 and up to and including 0.50 shall be reckoned as 0.50; (HI) fractions over 0.50 and up to and including 0.75 shall be reckoned as 0.75; (iv) fractions over 0.75 shall be reckoned as one unit.

(8) Where alternative unit's; are quoted in thle said Schedule, the unit which is favourable to the Port Administration shall be taken.

(7) Assessment on packages containing articles of a miscellaneous character shall be made at the rate applicable to the article on which the highest rate is chargeable.

(8) Where marks are indistinguishable and the cargo is landed in bulk or under .such conditions that the tonnage is not readily ascertainable, in that case,—

(i) if the cargo is landed at the Wharf, the tonnage shall be ascertained by taking the actual measurement and converting it at one cubic metre to a tonne;

(li) if the cargo is conveyed by craft from a vessel at the outer roads, th"

licensed carrying capacity of the craft shall be taken as the tonnage.

NOTE.—The Port Administration neither assumes responsibility for the cargo

nor handles the same at the wharf or Jetties.

7. Removal from Wharves of any rotten or sutfi like goods discharged from a vessel,—If any vessel discharges in the Port of New Mangalore any cargo goods or .substance in such a rotten, putrid, damaged or other condition as in the opinion of the Port Health Officer, to be a nuisance or to be Injurious or dangerous to health, or if any cargo, goods or substance discharged from any veesel and lying on a wharf or in a shed or other property belonging to the said Port shall thereafter bo in such a rotten, putrid, damaged or other condition as in the opinion of the Port Health Officer, to be a nuisance or to be injurious or dangerous to health, the Traffic Manager of the said Port may require the owner thereof, or If the owner should disclaim, deny or dispute the consignment or declines all responsibility for the same or if there be no owner, the owner, master or agent of the vessel from which the same had been discharged, to forthwith cause the said cargo, goods or substance to be removed from the wharf or property of the said Port and if such, master, owner or agent, as the case may be. shall on being so required, refuse or neglect to clear the goods from the space within eighteen hours after notice, such removal may be effected in such manner as may be deemed fit by the Traffic Manager of the said Port who may, if he thinks necessary, cause the same to be destroyed, and the said owner or the said master or agent, as the case may be. shall, within forty-eight hours after demand in writing, pay to the credit of the Port Administration all the costs or expenses attending or occasioned by such removal and destruction and of such cleaning, purifying or disinfecting the place of discharge or storage as may be considered desirable by the Traffic Manager of the said port, L.

8. Porterage (Bundling: of cargo) at the wharf or jetties,—(1) The Port Administration shall not assume custody or any export cargo nor handle the same at the wharf or jetties.

(2) The Port Administration may assume custody at shore and convey to transit space and sorts for delivery all import general cargo and other cargo for which over side delivery direct from ships or steamers is permitted in special cases by the Port Administration and the Customs authorities, except the bulk cargo and the cargo relating to Item Nos. 5. 24, 26, 31, 43, 58, 66, 71 and 80 of the said Schedule, and for this service, in addition to wharfage dues the following charges shall be levied, namely:—

(1) actual labour charges Incurred by the Port Administration plus 20 per

cent overheads;

(2) Crane hire charges; (3) Forklift hire charges; (4) Overtime allowance admissible as per the relevant rules.

THE SCHEDULE

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Wharfage Duts

a

Iter No.

Desciiption of Goods

Unit

Rate

Rs.

1 Adds of all kinds in crystals powder or liquid

. 1 Cu.M. 1 tonne

15-60 2O'8o

Aluminium and Til in Blocks.rods, bars,ingots slabs. . 1 tonne

32-10

Description of goods

Unit

Rate Item N o. \ !

Ra.

I3'oo (a) Ammonia in cylinders . . .

3

11-70

(10 Ammonia liquid In cases

22-10

(c) Ammonia liquid in drums

. I tonne . i Cu.M. . iooo litres.

11-70

Ammonium sulphate . . . . ..

4

. i tonne

Animals, Poultry and Reptiles alive . . ..

5

6-50 (a) Reptiles, Poultry or animals smallin coops or cages

18-20

(b) Animals unspecified

130-00

. i Cu.M. . Each . Each

(c) Elephants

9-10

6 Arccanutsin bags

. i tonne

10-90

Artificial silk, piece goods, twists or yarn

. i Cu. M.

7

8 Asbestos goods or cement goods unmanufactured including

23-40

11-70

Qbre

i tonne . i Cu.M.

13-00

A s p h a l t , B i t u m a n , l ar

. i tonne

9

52*00

10 Autorikshaw and three wheelers . . ..

II

. E"di 1

t\

Baggage oi personal effects accompanying passengers or seamen, and personal baggages,horses and carriages accompanying military personn el moving on duty embark inftin or disembarking from vessels and the animals mean for providing food for them . . . ..

FREE

J FREE

12 Baggage or personal effects r ot accompanying passengers or

13-00

seamen

. i Cu. M

15

Ballast Sand

. i tonne

2-6o

Beedi leaves and Beedies

. i Cu.M.

io-oo

10-40

(a) Bearir cases

15

14*30

(b) Bear in casks

. i Cu. M. . iooo litres

9-10

16 Bleaching clay powder

, i tonne

H'70

Boards of all kinds not otherwise rated

. i Cu. M.

17

10-40

IS Bone and Bone Meals

. i tonne

2'60

Bricks and tiles of all kinds, ordinary loose

. ioo Nos. or ' 19

part thereof.

Building materials n ot otherwise rated

20

11-70

13-00

. i Cu. M. i tonne

(a) Cashew Kernels

21

14-95

(b) Cashew Nuts

Jo-35

10-40

(c) Cashew shell liquid in bulk . . ..

11-70

(d) Cashew shell liquid n ot in bulk . . ..

. T tonne . I tonne , i tonne . i tonne

11-70

22

. I tonne

Cement (buildings')

Chalk and clay—

²3

11-70

(a) Crayons, Billiard, French school or white

II-70

(b) Crude in Bulk

13-00

(c) Crude not in bulk

. I Cu. M. . i tonne . I tonne

Description of Goods

Pate

Unit

Ttem No.

Rs.

2 4.

I3-00

22-IO

Chemicals no ' otherwise rcfed— (a) in cases 1 (b) in drums or barrels . . . . . . . i 1 (c) In bags or barrels OT drums

Cu. M. cooo litres : tonne

16-90

Clothing textiles and Hosiery etc." 1

: Cu.M.

15 00

3 5-

Coal or cole in bulk (petroleum)

2 6.

1 tonre

5-75

2 7. (a) Coconuts or Copra . . . . . .. (b) Coconuts dessicated

1 tonne 1 Cu. M.

11-70 11-70

2 8.

11-50

1 tonne 1 Cu. M. r tonne

(a) Coffee in bags . . . . . . .. (b) Coffee essence or powder • • - . . (c) Coffee husk.

10-35 9-20

1 tonne

13-00 29 Coir, Cable, Cordage, rope discs, fibri 01 yarr, coir mats,") f

mattings or rugs, nets, Dags, carpets.

Copper wire, rod cable ba 1, bl< ks, ingots, pans, pots, Flabs

3 0.

Foils,

1 tonne

19-50

Crude Oil (in bulk)

13-00

1 tonne

3 i-

3 2. Curios . . . . * * • •" 1 Cu, M.

13 *oo

Cycles

Each:

13-0.0 3 3.

Disinfectantsincluding ga.naxine in urums, barrels or casks .

1 4.

1 Cu. M. 1000 litres

10-40 22-IO

Distempers,, colours,'paints, polishes etc

35-

1 Cu. M. 1 tonne

13-00 15-60

Drugs including Rampatri, Kachura, Chikkaro, Ambaraldy

;tc.,in cases • or bales

I3-0O 10-40 37'

1 Cu. M. I tonne J 1 tonre

II'7O (a) Fertilizers animal or vegetable in bulk f. 'b) Fertilizers animal CT vegetable not in bulk . . , (c) Fertilizers, chemicals including muriate of potash, rock

phosphate urea sr_d all types of manuiein bags

1 tonne

11-70

(d) Fertilizers, chemicals including muriate of potash, rock

phosphate urea and all types of manures in cases

1 Cu. M.

ii'7O

Ferro Silicon . . . . . . ..

J 8.

I2'OO

1 tonne

Fish-dried, fresh, salted, preserved or frozen

19.

1 tonne 1 Cu. M.

11-70 10-oo

10.

Each

Fishing Trawlers and motor boats

I95'OO

4 1. Foot Wear and leather goeds skin, hides etc.

1 Cu. M.

ap'oo

j^ruitj fresh or dty or canned

1 tonne

4 2.

13-00

1 uel or diesel oil—

43.

(a) in bulk (b) in drums; . . .. . . ..

1 tonne 1 coo litres

13 *oo 15-60

Gas of all kinds not otherwise reated in cylinders

1 tonno

44.

13*00

Glass—tiles, sheets, plates (silvered) or mirrorsheets windows

45-

15- 60

1 Cu. M.V 1 tonne /

Unit

Rate D e s c r i p t i on of G o o ds

Item NO,

Rs.

1 tonne

46. G l y s e r i nc ( M e d i c i n es in b a r r e l s / in c a s e s) . . ..

1 Cu- M.

15-60

11-70

15-60

. G r a n i te b l o c ks ( s t o n e s) . . . . ..

1 tonne

47

13-00

, Greasr

1 tonne

48.

1 tonne

ii'7O

Ground nuts . . . . . . . ..

49-

IO'OO

1 Cu. M.

Gunnies/Hessian

50.

51- (a) Gypsum in bulk (b) Gypsum n ot in bulk'

1 tonne

1 tonne

1 Cu. M.

6-50

13*00

ii'7o

(a) Hardware including beams, chains pipes, r o d s, angles,

52.

channels, cables etc., tin plates. Electrolytic tin plates In- c l u d i ng steel fur* i t u re

(b) Stainless steelware a nd a l u m i n i um w a re ir. l u d i rg Alumiri-

c i um e x t r u s i o ns a nd p o w d e r i. . . ..

1 tonne

- 1 tonne

1 Cu.M.

18-20

18-20

15-60

Heavy Lifts—

53-

(a) Heavy lifts of 1 tonne and^abovc but below 2 tonnes .

1 Cu. M. \

26-CO

(b) Heavy lifts of 2 tonnes and above but below 5 tonnes .

32-50

1 tonne J

I tonne \

1 Cu.M. /

(c) Heavy lifts of 5 tonnes and above but below 10 tonnes

39-00

I tonne "1 1 Cu. M. f

(d) Heavy lifts of 10 tonnes and above . . ..

52-00

1 tonne *|

1 Cu. M. /

(e) Containers and empty containers irrespective of weight

: Each|

26-00

N O TE :Cargo inaldc the containers shall be assess* d accordirg to the iat(

a p p l i es V ic to the cargo.

Instruments and Electricals goods'

I Cu. M.

20-OO

54-

I r on a nd s t e el m a t e r i a ls i n c l u d i ng P ig I r on a nd other ingots 1 tonne

20- 00

55-

I r on s c r a ps a nd d r o ps . . . . . ..

1 tonne

10-00

56-

57. Jute raw, fibre, rope twine, twist yarn weblfng or rugs including 'A* twills a nd ' B' twillB a nd m a n i la r o pe . . ..

1 Cu. M.

9-10

(a) K e r o w ne O il ( in b u l k)

1000 litres

0-10

" K e r o s e ne o il In t i n s, c a s e s, casks or d r u ms (

1000 litres

14-30

L e ad m a n u f a c t u r ed or u n m a n u f a c t u r ed . . ..

15-60

59-

1 tonpe \ 1 Cu.M. /

L e m on grass o il or s a n d a l w o od o il . . . ..

6 0.

1000 litres

15-60

" I.

22-IO

14-30

I tor.re \

1 Cu.M. /

M a c h i n es a nd M a c h i n e ry n ot o t h e r w i se r a t td ar.d p a r ts ar.d accessories t h e r e of i n c l u d i ng m e t e rs of a ll kind.8 a nd refri- gerators a nd c y c l e s , in k n o c k ed d o wn c o n d i t i on a nd c a r t o n ed cycles

62.

(a) Magnetite of allkindsincluding ilmanite,monazite, bauxite,

rutile sand and white sand in bulk 1 , . . .

13-00

I

[b) Magnetite of all kinds not in bulk,

1 tonne

1 tonne

13-00

Military ttoret and equipments

63.

26-00.

1 tonne \

1 Cu. M. /

Motor Cars, lorries, tractors etc

Each

64.

195-00

Description of goods

Unit

Rate

Item

No.

Rs.

Each

l6'00

M o t or C y c l e s, Scooter e t c. . . . . . ..

65

66

20-80

N a p h t ha . . . . . . . . ..

1000 UtrcB

I3'00

Oil cakes ar.d fooder of all k i r df n ot otherwise r a id

1 torne

67

68

n-70

1 tonne

(a) O i l, c o c o n u t s, fish, stores and provisions etc. n ot otherwise rated . . . . . . . . ..

13-00

1 tonne

( b) O i l s e e ds n ot otherwise ratcdjncludingpujEtE .

7-00

1 tonne

(a) Ores in bulk ( M a n u al h a n d l i n g)

69

1 tonne

( b) Ores l o a d ed in open s ei

50 per

cent of

the nor-

mal whar-

fage rates

for the

acutal

quantity

of ore

loaded in

the open

BCB for

uptopping

purposes.

70 Papers of a ll k i n ds i n c l u d i ng writing, printing, gloss, flint,

1 Cu. M.

e m e r y, s a nd a nd board . . . . . ..

n-7°

20-80

Petrol

1000 litres

7i

Phosphate ( in bulk)

1 tonne

72

11-70

P i p e s, c an iron or galvanised and fittingf t h m of .

73

11-70

r5-6o

1 Cu. M.

1 tonne

P o w d e r, toilets a nd preparations i n c l u d i rg l o o ih p c v i d ' r,

74

13-00

s a n d al w o od e tc . . . . . . ..

I Cu. M.

Prawns, froglegB, lobster—]

75

T tl"lf! tl * "

\u) j - r e sn o ry or s a i t eo • • • • • ••

1 Cu. M.

TO* nn

1J UU

11-70

( b) P r a w n s, f r o g l e gs a nd l o b s t er ( t a i l s) p r e s e r v e d ^ or f r o z en i •

76 Rice—Paddy, Wheat and other foodgraln* whole crushed or

powdered • •

1 tonne

13" 00

7-80

Rice Bran and Wheat Bran

77

1 tone \ 1 Cu. M. /

1 tonne

Rubber good* or products including tyres, tubes, hoses etc

78

19-50

13*00

iCu.M.

Rubber, raw or solution Including reclaimed and synthetic

79

yjC, Oft

I tODJ^C

varieties • . . . . • • ••

10 yO

7-80

1 tonne

Salts (Commoni rock and marine etc.) in bulk 01 in tegs

80

81 Sanitaryjgfittings and goods* . . . . ..

I \J\1. iVl,

1 Cu. M.

33*40

Silk, real, yarn, cartings, twists or piece goods

B2

1 tcnr.e

Sospa, b a n, laundry, bcwehold"imedicated or toilet •

15* to

83

r tonne

13*00

Soda Ash, •

84

Spice* (Cardamom, Ginger, Pepper, Tuimeric, Ccriixderj t "d

"5

1 tonne

15" 60

and chillies etc.)

Description of goods

Ur.it

Rate Item No.

Rs.

11-70

86   Staple  fibre                                                  1  Cu. M.
87  Stationery not otherwise rated                                 2  Cu. M.J          io-oo

11-70

83 Sugar, Candy or cube (in cases or in bags) •

1 tonne \

Cu. M. /

15-60

(a) Sulphur In bags and in other packings •

89

11-70

(b) Sulphur in bulk

1 tonne 1 iCu.M. / 1 tonne

90

11-70

1 Cu. M.

13-00

(a) Tapioca chips, flakes, flour starch., waste and tamarind seed powder in cases • • • • • •• (b) Tapioca chips, flakes, flour starch, waste and tamarind seed powder in bags . . . . . ..

1 tonne

Q" 10

I UU. iVL.

91

TVn . • • . . . . . •• l ea * • * (a) Teak wood and Rosewood logs and their products •

17-25

92

23-00

(b) Sandalwood logs and their products J •

1 tonne 1 1 Cu. M. / 1 tonne \ 1 Cu. M. /

Timber and timber products including plywood •

93

1 tonne 1 Cu. M.

13-80

9'20

94 (a) Tobacoo, raw and leaf (b) Tobacco, manufactured . . . . ..

6-60

13-20

1 Cu. M. 1 Cu. M.

Turpentine and ita substitutes in drums or casks •

20-80

95

1000 litres "I 1 tonne J*

10-40

Umbrellas or fitting and parts thereof • • * 1 Cu. M.

96

Vegetables]

12-00

1 Cu. M.

97

98 Wine and liquor—]

in cases t

1 Cu.M. 1

23-40 in casks

1000 litres

Yarn, cotton and wool, raw, waste or manufactured

13-00

1 C u . M.

99

100 Zinc, Zinc concetme (in bulk)

20-80

1 tonne

IOt Uncnumerated goods and goodi not otherwise rated •

I tonne 1 Cu. M. 1000 litres

19-50

15-60

15-60

APPENDIX

(See rule 4)

EXPORT APPLICATION

Agent Broker No.

Port Register No I To be shipped on : Name of the Agent ") or charterer ( Name of the Port: NEW MANGALORE Traffic Manager, Name of the Vessel: Name of the Shipping Line:

PortofNewMangalorCj Nationality of J* PANAMBUR. *

the Flag. J

Sir,

Please pass the undermentioned goods :—

S.No. Name of the Number of Marks and Name of the Gross weight Freight Port and Country to Rate of Amount t of the consignor package? numbers on Commodity of the (ton) country of which con- Shipping Shipping consi- t u n es t

the packages consign- destination signed dues dues (consign- ment Port Rs. P. Rs. P.

TOTAL:

Dated Received the sum of Rupees

I/We hereby declare that the particulars entered above are true and correct.

Traffic Manager P"tofNewAiangalore. ReceiptNo. Dated

Signatureof Exporter.

to

F.A.&C.A.O.

Port of New Mangalore.

APPENDIX

(See Rule 4}

IMPORT APPLICATION

Port Registration No:

Traffic Manager,

Name of the Port : NEW MANGALORE

Name of the Vessel: .

Name of the Shipping Line 1 PortofNewMangalore,

PANAMBWR.

O

To be laid on : T

Nam" of the Afe-ent f

or Charterer f

Natjonalit7 of the Fkg J

Sir

Please pass the urniermMitioned goods :—

S. No, Nameofthe No. of Marka md Nsmeofthe Gross weight Fre^ht Portand Coontryof Rate of Amotmt of

oftbe consignor packages, numbers on Commodity of the (ton) country of origin landing landing

consi-|

gn-

the packages consign- shipment dues dues

(consign- meat Port*

m O T t)

< D W T) "C^T Rs. P. Rs. P. ?

TOTAL :

Dnttd Received the s am of Rupees 1 I/We hereby dedaie that the particulars

entered above are true and correct

I Traffic Managei Port of NewMangaJore, Receipt No. Dated^

Sign"ure of Importer.

RA.&C.A.O.

Pprtof NewMangaloK,

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