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REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 140] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1977/CHAITRA 3, 1899

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

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

ORDER

EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 24th March 1977

EXPORTS (CONTROL) ORDER, 1977

S.O. 254(E) —In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby makes the following Order, namely: —

1 Short title and commencement.—(1) This Order

may be called the Exports (Control) Order, 1977.

(2) It shall come into force on 1st April, 1977.

2. Definitions—In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires: —

(a) "Act" means the Imports and Exports (Con- trol) Act, 1947 (18 of 1947);

(b) "Chief Controller of Imports and Exports" In- cludes Additional Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Export Commissioner in the office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, a Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, a Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports, and Controller of Imports and Exports;

(c) "Collector of Customs" has the same meaning as assigned to it In the Customs Act, 1962 (52 of 1962);

(d) "Licence" includes a licensing endorsement

made on a shipping bill under this order;

(e) "Licensee" means a person to whom a Licence

is granted under this Order,

(f) "Licensing Authority" means an authority com- petent to grant a licence under this Order;

(g) "Schedule" means a schedule to this Order;

(h) "Value" has the same meaning as in sub-sec- tion (1) of Section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962 (52 of 1962).

3, Restrictions on export of certain goods—(1) Save as otherwise provided in this Order, no person shall export any goods of the description specified in Sche- dule I, except under and in accordance with a licence

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granted by the Central Government or by an officer specified in Schedule II.

(2) No person shall export to Pakistan any goods ex- cept under _and in accordance with a licence granted by the Central Government or by an officer specified itt Schedule II

(3) Notwithstanding anything contained In sub-clauses (1^ and (2,) goods specified in Schedule III may be ex- ported on fulfilment of the terms and conditions speci- fied therein.

4 Conditions of licence.—(1) A licence granted under thia Order may contain such conditions, not inconsis- tent with the Act or this Order, as the licensing autho- rity may deem fit

(21 It shall be deemed to be a condition of every

licence that—

(a) no person shall transfer and no person shall acquire by transfer any licence Issued by the licensing authority except under and in accor- dance with the written permission of the autho- rity which granted the licence or of any other person empowered in this behalf by such authority;

Cb) the goods for the export of which the licence is granted shall be the property of the licensee at the time of the export.

(3) The licensee shall comply with all conditions im-

posed or deemed to b£ imposed under this clause.

5 Refusal of licence.—The licensing authority may

rofuse to grant a licence—

(a) If the application for the licence does riot con-

form to any provision of this Order;

(h) if such application contains any false, or frau-

dulent or misleading statement;

(c) if the applicant uses in support of the applica- tion any document which is false or fabricated or which ha"? been tampered with;

(d) if the licensing authority considers that the grant of the licence will not be in the interest of the country;

(e) if the activities of the applicant are prejudicial

to the interest of the State;

(f) if the applicant has, on any occasion committed breach of any law (including any rule, order or regulation) relating to customs or foreign exchange,

(B) if the applicant on any occasion has tampered with an export licence or has exported goods without a licence, or has been a party to any corrunt or fraudulent practice in his commer- cial dealings or m obtaining anv licence or is found to have solicited licences by offering an inducement to the holder of the licence or otherwise;

(h) If any agent or employee of the applicant has been a party to any corrupt or fraudulent practice in obtaining the licence for the applicant;

(i) if the application for an export, licence is de- fective and does not conform to the prescrib- ed rules,

(j) if the applicant contravenes or attempts to contravene or abets the contravention of any order made or deemed to have been made under the Act or any condition of a licence granted under any such order or commits a breach of the Export Trade Control Regula- tions,

(k) if the applicant is not eligible for a licence in accordance with the Export Control Regula- tions,

(1) if the licensing authority decides to canalize export through special or specialized agencies or channels;

(m) If the applicant Is a paitner in a partnership firm, or a director of a private limited com- pany which is for the time being subject to any action under clause 7;

(n) if the applicant is for the time being subject to any action under sub-clause (2) vi Clause 7;

(o) if the applicant is a partnership firm or a pri- vate limited company, any partner or director whereof, as the case may be. Is for the time being subject to any action under clause 7 or clause 81 or clause 9,

(p) if any amount demanded from the applicant under the Customs Act, 1962, or any penalty imposed on him under the said Act has re- mained unpaid for a period of three months;

(q) if the applicant falls to produce any document that is called for by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports or the Licensing autho- rity.

6. Amendment of Licence*—The licensing authority may, of its own motion or on application bv the licensee, amend any licence granted under this Order m such manner as may be necessary to make such licence conform to the provisions of the Act or this Order or any other law for the time being in force or to rectify any errors or omissions in the licence:

Provided that the licensing authority may on re- qiK"

7 Power to debar from receiving- licences or export- ing- goods — (1) Thr- Central Government or the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports mav debar a Ucencee or exporter or any other person from receiv- ing licences or from exporting any goods and direct without prejudice to any other action that may be

taken in this behalf, that no licence shall be granted to him or no permission shall be granted to him lor exporting any goods, for a specified period under this Order—

(a) if his application for licence is at any time found to be not in conformity with any provi- sion., oi this Order, or-

(b) it suc"h application is found to contain any

false, fraudulent or misleading statement, or

(c) if he is found to have used in support of his application any document which is false or iabncated or which has been tampered with, or

(d) if he has, on any occasion, tampered with an export licence or has exported goods without a licence or has been a party to any corrupt 01 fraudulent practice in his commercial detd- ings or in obtaining a licence, or in exporting any goods, or is found to have solicited any licence by ejecting an Inducement to the holder of the licence or otherwise; or

^e) if hit. a^cut or employeo has been a party to any corrupt or fraudulent practice in obtain- ing uny licence, or in exporting any goods, on Ins behalf, or

(f) if he fails to comply with or contravenes or at- tempts to contravene or abets the contraven- tion of any conditions embodies in, or accom- panying a licence or an application for licence, or

(g) if he commits a breach of any law (including any rule, order or regulation) relating to cus- toms or the import and export ot goods 01 foreign exchange, or

(h) if he fails to produce any document that is called for by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports or any other licensing authority.

NOTE.—In this clause, the expression "Apphcaion for licence" includes any application made under the Export Trade Control Regulations.

(2) The Central Government or the Chief Controller of Imports and Eixports may, by special order in wnt- ing,~

(a) debar—

(1) a person in respect of whom an order of de-

tention has been made under the Conserva- tion of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act, 1974 (52 of 1974) hereinafter referred to as the 1974-Art, or

(ii) a partnership firm °r a private limited com- pany of which such person is a partner or a director, as the case may be, from receiving licences or from exporting any goods; and

(b) without prejudice to any other action that may be taken against such person, partnership firm or company, direct that no licence or pei- mission for exporting any goods shall be grant- ed to such person, partnership firm or company,

for such period as may be specified in such special order. Provided that such special order shall cease to have ellect in respect of such person, or, as the case may bo, pdrtnershiD__ftrm or company ot which such pereon Is a partner or a director, when thft order &f detention made against such person,—

(i> being an order of detention to which the provisions of section i) or section 12A of the 1974-Act do not apply has been revoked on the report of the Advisory Board under section 8 of that Act or before a receipt of the report of the Advisory Board or belore making a reference to the Advisory Board; ur

(u) being an order of detention to which the provisions of section V of the 1974-Act apply has been i evoked before the expiry of the time for, or on the basis of, the review under sub-section (li) of section 9, or on the report of the Advisory Board under sec, lion a, read with sub-section (2) of section 9, of that Act; or

(hi) being an order of detention to which the provisions of section 12A of the 1974-Act apply has been revoked before the expiry of the tune for, or on the basis of, the first review under sub-section (3) of that section, or on the basis of the repoit of the Advisory Board under section 8, read with sub-section (0) of Section 12A, of that Act, or

dv) has been set aside by a court of competent

jurisdiction.

8. Power to suspend grant of licences or permission to export goods—The Central Government or the Chief Controller of Impoits and Exports may suspend the grant of licences or permission to export goods to a licensee or exporter or any other person, pending in- vestigation Into one or more of the allegations men- tioned in clause 7 without prejudice to any other ection that may be taken jn this behalf:

Provided that grant of a licence and permission to export goods shall not ordinarily be suspended under this clause for a period exceeding twelve months:

Provided further that on the withdrawal of such suspension, a licence may be granted to him for the period of suspension subject to such conditions, res- trictions of limitations as may be decided by the autho- rity aforesaid keeping in view of the relevant economic factors.

9 Power to keep In abeyance applications for licen- ces for exporting goods —Where any investigation into any of the allegations mentioned In clause 7 ia pending against a licensee or exporter or any other person, and the Central Government or the Chief Controller of lm ports and Exports is satisfied that without ascertaining

further details in regard to such allegation, the grant of licence or permission to export goods will not oe in the public interest then, notwithstanding anything con- tained i& this order, the Central Government or the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports may keep in abeyance any application for grant of licence or per- mission to export goods of sucn person without assign- IHK any reason, and without prejudice to any other ac- tion that may be taken in this behalf;

Provided that the period for which the grant o*

such licence or permission to export goods is kept in abeyance under this clause shall not ordinarily exceed six months:

10. Publicity o* action taken under clause 7 or 8 — (1) If the Central Government is of opinion that it is necessary or expedient in th© public Inteiest to publish the name of any person or class of persons and other relevant particulars, against whom action under clause 7 or 8 is taken, it may publish or cause to be published, the name of such person or class of persons and such particulars in such manner as it thinks fit.

(2) No publication under sub-clause (1) shall be made in relation to, any such action until the time o* presenting an appeal, if any, to the appellate authority has expired without an appeal having been presented or, the appeal, if piesented, has been disposed of.

Explanation.—In the case of a fkm, company or other association of persons, the names of the partners of the firm, directors, managing agentb, secretaries and treasurers or manager of the company, or the members of the association, as the case may b", may also be published if, In the opinion of the Central Government the circumstances of the case justify it

11. Cancellation of licences~(l) The CentralGov- ernment or the Chief Controller of Imports and Ex- ports or any other officer authorised in this behalf may cancel any licence granted under this Order or other, wise render it Ineffective:'—

(a) if the licence has been granted through ln- advertance or mistake or has been obtained by fraud or misrepresentation;

(b) if the licence has been granted contrary to

rules or the provisions of this Order;

(c) if the licensee has committed a breach of any

of the conditions of a licence;

(d) if the Central Government or such officer is

satisfied that the licence will not serve the pur- pose for which It has been granted;

(e) if the licensee has committed a breach of ai>y law relating to customs or the rules and regu- lations relating to the Import or export of goods or any law relating to the regulation of foreign, exchange;

Provided that notwithstanding anything contained in this Order, the Central Government or the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports or any other officer authorised m this behalf may, If satisfied that it la expedient so to do in the public interest cancel am licence or render it ineftective without assigning any reason.

(2) The Central Government or the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports or any other officer authorised in this behalf may, by special order in writing, lender Ineffective any Usance gianted under this Order to—

(a) a person, if an order of detention has been made under the 1974-Act in respect of buch person; or

(b) a partnership mm or a puvate limited com- pany of which such person is a partner or a director, as the case may be,

Provided that such special oider shull cease to have ellect in respect ol such perwm, or, as the case may be, partnership firm or company of which such person is a partner or a director, when the order of detention made against such person,—

(D being an order of detention to which the pro-

visions of section 9 or section 12A of the 1974 Act do not apply has been revoked on the report of the Advisory Board under section 8 of that Act or before a receipt of the report of the Advisory Board or before making a iuie- rence to the Advisory Board; or

01) being an order of detention to which the provi- sions ot section 9 of the 1974-Act apply has been revoked beiore the expiry of the time for, or on the basis of, the review under sub- section (3) of section 9, or on the report of the Advisory Board under section 8, read with sub-section (2) of section 9, of that Act; or

(in) being an order of detention to which the pro-

visions of section 12A of the 1974-Act apply has been revoked before the expiry of the time for, or on the basis of, the first review under sub-section (3) of that section, or on the basis of the report of the Advisory Board under sec- tion 8, read with sub-section (6) of section 12A, of that Act; or

fiv) has been set aside by a court of competent

jurisdiction.

12 Licensee, eto, to be given opportunity of being heard.—(1) No action shall be taken under clause 6 or clause 7 or clause 8 or clause 11 against a licensee or exporter or any other perspn unless he has been given a reasonable opportunity of being heard,

(2) Where any person is aggrieved by any action taken under clause 7 or clause 8, he may prefer an appeal against such action to such authority, as th" Central Government may, by notification in the Offt. clal Gazette, constitute for the purpose of hearing appeals, within thirty days from the date of the com- munication of the action taken.

13, Declaration as to value, sort, quality, etc. of ex- ported goods—On the exportation from any Customs port of any goods, whether liable to duty or not the

owner or exporter of such goods shall, in the shipping bill, or other relevant document state the valuei sort, Specification quality and description of such goods tu the best of his knowledge and belief, and certify that the quality and specification of the goods, as stated in those documents, are in accordance with the terms of the export contract entored into with the buyer 01 consignee in pursuance of which the goods nre~*trett]|£ exported and shall subscribe to a declaration to the truth of such statements at the root of such shipping Bill or other documents.

14. Prohibition regarding making, signing- etc of any declaration, statement or documents—(1) No person shall make, sign or use or cause to be made, signed or used ally declaration, statement or document in oh Lam- ing a licence, or in exporting any goods knowing oi having reason to believe that such declaration, state- ment or document is false in any material particular.

(2) No person shall employ any corrupt or fraudu- lent practice in obtaining any licence or in exporting any goods,

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order for the export of such goods made, by an officer of Customs authorised in this behalf;

(j) products manufactured in and exported from

the Kandla Free Trade Zone.

16, Repeal.—The Exports (Control) Order, 1968 pub- lished with the Ordor -of the Government of India In the Ministry of Commerce under SO 927 dated the 8th March, 1908 as amended from time to time is hereby repealed.

Provided that anything done or any action taken including any appointment made or licence issued under any of the provisions of the above Order or Notification, t>hall be deemed to have been done or taken under the corresponding provisions of this Oder.

SCHEDULE I

(See Clause 3)

COMMODITIES SUBJECT TO EXPORT CONTROL

PART 'A'

Hems Export of which is not normally allowed

15. Savings,—Nothing in this Order shall apply to

(a) any goods expoited by or under the authority

o£ the Central Government,

(b) any goods covered by executive instiucllons issued by the Chief Controller of Impoit;, and Exports,

(c) any goods other thun food-stuffs constituting the stores or equipment of any outgoing vessel or conveyance;

(d) any goods constituting the bona fide personal baggage of any person (including a passenger or members of a crew in any outgoing vessel or conveyance) going out of India

Provided that the wild life (dead or alive or part thereof or produce therefrom) specified In Part 'A' of Schedule I shall not be treated as constituting such personal baggage;

(e) any goods exported by post or by air under the conditions specified in Postal Notice Issued by the Postal authorities,

(f) any goods transhipped at a port in India after having been manifested for such transhipment at the time of despatch from a port outside India;

(g) any goods imported and bonded on arrival in India for re-export to any country outside India, except Nepal and Bhutan;

(h) any goods In transit through India by post, or any goods re-directed by post to a destination outside India except Nepal and Bhutan pro- vided that such goods while in India are al- ways in the custody of the postal authorities;

(I) any goods Imported without a valid Import licence and exported in accordance with an 1, Wild Life (dead or alive or part thereof or produce

therefrom) the following —

(a) Mammals;

1, Binturonjf (ArctictiK binturong)

2 Black Buck (Antelope cervlcapra)

H Blue Whnle (Balaenoptera musculus)

4 Brow-aiitlered or Tharmn deer (cervus eldi)

5 Brown Bear Himalayan (Ursus arctos)

0 Chinkara or Indian gazelle (Guizella Gazella

bennettl)

7. Common Langur (Presbytls entellus)

8 Capped Langur (Presbytls pileatus)

9. Caracal (Folis caracal)

10 Cheetah (Aclnonyx jubatus)

11 Clouded Leopard (Neofells nubulosa)

12 Ciab-cating macaque (Macca irus Imbroso)

13 Dugong (Dugong dugon)

14 Desert Cat (Fehs libyea)

15 Desert Fox (Vulpes bengalensis pusllla, V ben-

galensis grJfflthi)

16 Fishing Cat (Fehs vivernna)

17 Four horned antelope (Tetraceros ^uadricornis)

18 Flying squirrels (All species of the genus Hylo- petes, Petaunsta, Belomys and Eupetaurus)

19 Guar (Bos gaurus)

20. Gangetic Dolphin (Platanlsta gangetica)

21 Golden cat (Fells temmmckl)

22. Golden Langoor (Presbytis geei)

23 Giant squirrels (Ralufa s p)

24, Goral (Nemorhaedus goral)

25 Hispid hare (Caprolagus hispldus)

26 Hoblock gibbon (Hylobates" hoolock^

27 Hump-backed whale (Megapetra nevaeanglla?)

28 Indian Pangollan (Marlt, pentadactyla)

29. Indian Lion (Panthera leo persica)

30. Indian Wild Ass (Equus hemlonus knur)

31 Indian Wolf (Cants lupus)

32. Kashmir stag (Cervus elapaus hanglu)

33 Leopard or Panther (Pauthra pardus)

34 Leopard Cat (Felis bengalensis)

35. Lesser or Red Panda (Allurus fulgens)

3fl Lion tailed macaque (Macaca silenus)

37 Lorls Slender (Lorls tardlgradus)

38 Lynx (Felis lynx Isabellina)

39 Malabar Civet (Vlverra megaspila clvettina)

40 Malayan sun bear (Helarctos malaynus)

41 Marbled Cat (Felis marmorata)

42 Markhor (Capra falconeri)

43 Musk deer (Moschus moschLferua)

44 Mouse deer (Trogulus meminna)

45 Nilgiri Langur (Presbytis johnl)

46. Nayan or Great Tibetan sheep (Ovis amman

hodgsoni)

47. Otters (Lutra lutra, Introgale perspicillata and

Aonyx cinerea)

48. Pallas Cat (Fells manul)

49. Pangolin (Manis crassl-caudata)

50. Pygmy hog (sus salvanius)

51. Pig tailed monkey (Maaca nemestrlna)

52. Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicomis)

53. Rusty spotted cat (Felis rubiginosa)

54 Slow loris (Nyctrlcebus coucang)

55 Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia)

50. Spotted Linsang (Pronoden perdicolor)

57. Swamp deer (all sub species of Cervus devau-

celi)

58. Sloth Bear (Melursug ursinus)

59. Stump-tailed Macaque (Macaca speclosa) 60. Serow (Capncornis sumatraensis)

61 Takin (Budoreas taxicolor)

62. Tibetan gazelle (Procapra picticaudata)

63 Tibetan Wild Ass (Eqqus heminus ktang)

WrTiuej- (Paathftra t. trlgris)

65 Tibetan antelope (Pantholops hodfisom)

68. Urial or shapu (Ovis orientalis)

67. Wild Buffalo (Bubalus bulalls)

08 Wild Yak (Bos grunmens)

69 Wild dog (Cuon alplnus)

70 Bonnet Monkey (Macaca radiata)

(b) Reptiles—Amphibia:

1. Agra Monitor Lizard (Varanus grisaus)

2 Barred oval or yellow monitor li;r.ird (Varanus

flavescens)

3 Coconut or Robber crab (Bigrus, latro)

4. Crocodiles (including the estuarlnp or salt water

Crocodilus porosus and C. pauKstus)

5 Gharial (Gaviaha gangeticua)

6. Green sea Turtle (Cheloma mydas)

7. Hawks' bill turtle (Eret mochelys initrolcapa

inlscata)

8. Himalayan Newt or Salamandar (Tyletrotriton

verrucosua)

9 Indian Pythons (Python molorus and Python

reticulatus)

10 Indian egg eating Snake (Elachlstodon westsma-

nai)

11. Large Bengal Monitor Lizard (Vurjnus benga-

lensis)

12. Leathery turtle (Deronochelys coreacea)

13 Logger Head turtle (Caretta caretta)

14 Olive back loggerhead tuille (Lepldochelys

obivacea)

15. Snakes, all varieties

16 Spiny tailed lizard or sanda (Uromastrix hard-

wicklt)

17. Tortoises (Testudinidae Tnonychldae)

18. Water Monitor Lizard (Varanus salvator)

(c) Birds:

1. Andaman Teal (Anas gibbcrifrons albogularis)

2. Assam Bamboo Patridge (Bambusicola fytehli)

3 Blood Pheasent (Ithaginus Cruentus)

4 Bengal Florlcan (Eupodltis Bengalensis)

5 Black necked crane (Grus nigrlcolhs)

6. Baza (Avlceda jcorduri and A leuphotes)

7. Cheer Pheasant (Centraus Walllchll)

8. Chakor Paiii-lge (Alectoris chukar)

9 Eagles (Acclpitrldae)

10 Falcon (Palcomdae)

11. Golden Eagle (Aquila chuysaetos)

12. Great Indian Bustard (Chorlotls nlgrlcops)

13 Great Indian Ilornbill (Buceros bicorms)

14 Hornbill:, (Bucerotidae)

15. Hawks (Accipitridae)

16. Humes Pheasant (Syrmaticus humiae)

17. Hooded crane (Grus monachal)

18. Hill rartidfio- (All species of genus arborophilla)

li) Houbara huhluid (Chlamydotis undulata)

20 Indian Hill My rid (Gracula religiosa)

21 Jcrdons' Courser (Cursorias biterguatus)

22 Jungle Fowl, red and grey varieties; (Gallus

fiallus and G. Sonnerattil)

2'i. LammerfiPier or Bearded Vulture (Gypaetus

barbatus)

24. Large Whistling teal (Anatidae)

US Large Falcons (Falco pcregrinus, F blormicus

and F. chicqucra)

20 Monal Pheasont (Impeyon) (Lephophoi us im.

peyanms)

27. Mountain Quail (Ophrysia supercihosa)

20. Narcondon Hornbill (Phyticeres undulatus and

R. narcondemi)

2<), Nukta or Comb duck (Sarkidiornis nielanotes)

JO Nlcobar megapode (Megapodius freycineti

31 Nicobar Pigeon (Columbia palumboidcs)

32. Owl (Stngiformes)

33 ParadiLo Flycatcher (Tchitrea parjdlsl)

34 Peacock Pheasant (Polyplectron blbal-caratum)

35. Peafowl (Pave cristatus) Excluding tall feathers

and articles made therefrom

36 Pink headed duck (Rhodonessa Galloperdix)

.'(7 Spur fowl (All species oi the genus Galloperdix)

38 Swans (Anatidae)

39 Sclater' Monal (Lophophorus sclaterl) 40. Siberian white crane (Grus leucogeranus)

41. Trjgopan Pheasants (Tragopan melanocephlus

T. blythll, T. Satyra and^T. JEanitinl"lW"

$2. White bellied s ea eaglee (Holiaetus leuco gastcr)

43. White care pheasant (Crosgoptilon oiossoptilon) 44. White Winged Wood Duck (Cairlna scutulata)

(d) Insects.

1. Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera)

2 Dragon fly (Odouato)

2 Beef (but excluding meat of Indian Buffalo)

3. (D Banana Suckers (seedling plants)

(11) Cashcwnut plants

(m) Indian plum plants

4 Seaweeds, all types

5, Wheat and wheat flour, including suji and rawa

fi Oil Seeds, the following —

(I) Castor seed

(II) Cotton seed

(hi) Linseed

(iv) Sunflower seed

(v) Soyabean

7. Coconut, dessicatcd coconut and copra

8 Seeds, other than oil seeds, the following —

(I) Cashewnut seeds

(n) Green manure seeds, other than dhanicha

and Barseem seeds

(lii) Guar seeds (whole)

(iv) J u te seeds

(v) Lemongrass seeds and roots

(vi) Mesta seeds

(vii) Pepper cuttings or rooted cuttings of pepper

(viii) Pterocarpus Santalinus (Red Sanders) seeds

(IX) Rubber seeds

(x) Russa grass seeds and tufts

(xi) Santalum album (Sandalwood) seeds

(xii) Seeds, stems and roots, both J ry and green,

of all species of Rauwolfia including those of Rauwolfla Serpentina

(xm) Egyptian clover Beraeem), Trifohm

alexandrinum Seeds

(xiv) Lucerne (Alfalfa) Medkago satlva seeds

(xv) Peraion clover (Shaftal) Trifolum re-

suplnHtum Seeds

tajV^j SaflEron Seeds or Corms (Planting material

Jor MUlfflKj

9. Chicory roots

10. Diosgenin and Dioscorea roots

11. Cinchona seeds and bark

12. Guar Gum having protein content exceeding 9

per cent

13. Gums and resins the following¹ —

Oleo-rcsins ex-pmus longifolia

14. Sticklae, Kirlac, Molamma, Pasewa, Brood lac and

any lac containing living insects

15. Beef Tallow (including tallow of Indian Buffalo)

16 Vegetable oils, the following: —

(l) Castor oil

(li) Coconut oil

(in) Cottonseed oil

(iv) Groundnut oil

(v) LiiiiJced oil

(vi) Salad oil

(vii) Sunflower oil

17 (i) Frog legs processed during the period from

15th J u ne to 15th August.

00 Frog legt, of counts smaller than 80 per kg.

IB Khandsari Sugar

19 Rice Bran, r aw and boiled

20 (i) Groundnut oilcake (expeller variety)

(ll) Deoiled Groundnut cakes containing more

than 1 per cent oil.

21. Linseed expeller cake

22. Minerals, ores and concentrates, the following: —

(I) Beryl, other than gem variety

(ii) Radium ores and concentrates

(ni) Thorium ores and concentrates

(iv) Uranium ores and concentrates

(v) Uranium bearing tailings left over from ores after extraction of copper or gold

(vi) Zircon ores and concentrates including semi-

precious variety of zircon stones

(vii) Some other minerals, containing the above substances as accessary Ingredients includ- ing:—

(a) Coluiriblte

(b) Monazite

(c) Samerskite

(d) Uraniferous allanite

(ix) Rutile

(x) Chrome ore and concentrates

(xi) Zinc concentrates

(xu) Vanadium ores and concentrates

(xm) Vanadium beaiing iron ore containing V i O,

exceeding 0 2 per cent

(xlv) Tungsten (Wolfrom) ores and concentrates.

23. Mica splittings, other than those specified in item

46 of Part B.

24 Creosote Oil (light and heavy), coal tar and

mixtures containing coal tar.

25 Meials and their compounds, the following: —

(i) Beryllium and its compounds

(ii) Lithium and its compounds

(ill) Neptunium and its compounds

(iv) Plutonium and its compounds

(v) Radium and its compounds

(vi) Thorium and its compounds

(vii) Uranium and its compounds

(vm) Zirconium tand its compounds

(ix) Iridium, lridosmine and osmlridium

(x) Selenium

(xi) Deutorium compounds

(xii) Mercury

26. (i) Raw Placenta, Placental Blood/Plasma

(n) Whole human blood/iplasma and all products derived from human blood except human Gamma Globulin and Human Serum Olbumln manufactured from Human Placenta and Human Placental blood

(ill) Blood grouning sera, the following- —

Anti (RHO) D.

27 Chemicals, the following' —

1 Polvthylene (LD)

2 Polythylcne (HD)

3 Acetone

4 Cyanuric Chloride

5. Ethylene Oxide

6. Isopropyl Alcohol

7 Synthetic Rubber

8. Nepthalene

9. Ethylene Glyccil

10. Di Ethylene GlycOl

11. Polythylene Qlycol

12 Methyl Isobutyl Ketonci

13. Chldroquinc Phosphate

14 2-Ethyl Hexanol

2&. Fertilizers, all types, including superphosphate

29. Rock Phosphate

80, Cedarwood oil of Non-ISI Specification

31. Geranium Oil

32. Raw hides and sklna (except lamb fur skins, raw

and pickled)—all types.

33. Wood and Timhnr, t n c f n i i n w i n n '^

1. Dipterocarpus spp. except from Andamans.

2. Burrs and Stumps of Maple (Acer Sfc>p).

3 Balsa (Ochroma Legopua).

4 Burrs, stumps, roots and logs containing root or

oiny part thereof of walnut (Juglans regia).

5. Semul (Bomban malabarlcum)

6. Willow (Sahx spp.).

7. Hollock (Terminalia myriocarpa).

8. Gamari (Gmelina spp.).

9. Mulbery (Moras alba).

34. Paper grade pulp including bamboo pulp.

35. Silk Worms

36. Handspun Silk Yarn

37. Angora Goat Hair or Mohair

38. Carpet yarn manufactured from imported wool

39. Wool Waste

40 Soft Cotton Waste and Yellow Pickings

41. Metals, the following.—

(i) Copper—

Electrolytic, fire refined and blister copper in the form of ingots, wire, bars, blooms, slabs, cakea, tile3, bricks, billets, scrap and cathodes,

(h) Nickel, unwrou^ht and nickel pellets

(ill) Aluminium unwrought

(iv) Magnesium

(v) Pig Lead unwrought

(vi) Zinc or Spelter unwrought

(vii) Tin, unwrought and wrought

(vin) Bismuth

(ix) Cobalt, unwrought and wrought

(x) Molybdenum

(xi) Platinum, crude and refined, unwrought

(xn) Tungsten

(xiii) Vanadium

42. Vintage muior cars and motor cycles and parts and components thereof r.e. motor cara and motor cycles of 1940 and earlier models.

PART 'B'

Items export of which is allowed on m i n ts Or subject to ceiling or other conditions to be specified from time-to-time,

1. Mules

2. Cattle

3 Live Sheep and Goat (including lambs/kids)

4. Wildlife (dead or alive or part thereqf "r produca

therefrom) the following •-—

(a) Mammals;

1. Andaman -wild pig (Sus scrofa andamanensiB)

2 Barking deer or Muntjac (Muntlaeus niuntjac)

3. Brushtailed or Bengal percupine (Atherurua

macrourus)

4. Bhoral or Blue Sheep (Pseudois nayaur)

5 Chital (Cervus axis)

6. Forret badgers (Melogale moschata melogale

personata)

7. Eimine (Mustela erminea)

8. Hares (Black naped, common Indian, Desert,

Himalayan Mouse hare)

0. Hedgehogs (All species of the gennus Hemie-

chlnus and Faraechlnus)

10. Himalayan black bear (selenarctos thibetanua)

11 Himalayan crestless porcupine (Hystrlmhodg-

eoni)

12. Himalayan ibex (Capra ibex)

13 Himalayan Thar (Hemitragus jamlahlcus)

14. Hog badger (Arctonyx collaris)

15. Hog Deer (Axis porcinus)

16 Hyaena (Hyaena Hyaena)

17 Leaf Monkey (Presbytis phayrei)

18 Marmots (Marmota bobak and Mormota

caudata)

19. Martens (Martes gwatkinsl and M. flavigula)

20. Nilgai or Blue bull (Boselaphus tragocamelus)

21 Nllgirl Thar (Hemitragus hylocrius)

22. Ratel (Melllvera capenais)

23 Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)

6. Beef (Meat of Indian Buffalo including heart,

liver, lungs, brain, tonfiue, kidneys and othei

organs of buflalo)

24. Sambar (Cervus umcolor)

7. Marine products, the following: —

25. Tibetan fox (Vulpes vulpee mentana)

(i) Dried "nd wet salted flah producU:—

26. Tibetan woll (Canls lupus)

27. Weasel (Mustela sibirlea, Mustela Kathiah

1. Dried salted and unsalted fish

and Mustela altalca)

28 Wild pig (SUB scrofa)

2. Dried salted and unsalted prawns

(b) Birds.

3. Wet salted flah

4. Fiah pickles

1. Barbetg (Capitdnidae)

2. Barn owl (Tytonidae)

5. Fish meal and flsh guano

3. Blue birds (Iremldae)

4. Bunting (Emberizidae)

6. Fish mawi

B. Bustard Quail (Turmcidae)

7. Sharkfln*

8. Fish Oil

9. Boach-riiwn

6. Chaffinches (Frlngi Ulnae)

7. Cranes (Gruidae)

8. Ducka (Anatidae)

9. Egrets (Bubulus ibis, Egretta alba and E. Out.

zetta, E intermedia)

(JO rresh, live, frozen and canned product*.—

1. Fresh flflh

10. Ehwwaijj Dove (Columbidae)

H. Finches (B*rHi8Wid_ae)

12. Flamingoes (PhoenicopteiM"r)

2. Live lobstero, shell fish and fish

13. Flycatchers (Muscispidae)

S. Frozen flah and prawm

14. Geese (Anatidae)

4. Frozen lobstertails, crabs, frogs and froglegs

15. Goldfinches and allies (Carduebnae)

(not covered by entry No. 17 of Part A)

16. Grouse (Pteroctidise)

5. Frozen clams. Oysters etc.

17. Ioras (Iramdae)

18. King Flsherg (Ceryle rudis, Alcede alttia

fl. Canned fish, prawns, crabs, damg mussels

Haleymstynensis)

"tc.

19. Magapodes (Megapodiadae)

(ill) Other miscellaneouB seaJood products:—

1. Shell,

20. Oxielea (Orielidae)

21. Oystor cathers (Haemate-podidae)

22. Pelicans (Pelecanidae)

2. Fish £gga

23. Partridges (Phasianidae)

3. Aquarium flsh and plants

24. Pheasants (Phasianidae)

25. Pigeons (Except Blue Rock Pigeon) (Colum-

4. Cuttle flsh bonct

bidae)

(Iv) O t h* Marine Products:—

26. Pitta (Pittidae)

27. Quail (Phasianidae)

28. Snipe (Charadriidae)

Froga and froglegg which are processed for export*

In units which are engaged essentially for

processing marine product! for purposes of

exports.

29. Sunblrds (Neetariniidae)

30. Tragons (Trogonidae)

31. Thrushes (Muscloapidae)

8. Dried Fish other than Prawna, Sharkflns, Fish-

maws, Beach-De-Mere, Bombay Ducks and other

Dried Shell flsh.

(c) 1. Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca Mulatta)

9. Fish Spawns

2. Peacock Tail Feathers (Pave Criutatus)

10. Pure Milk Ghe*

11. Brlstlfl*

3. Indian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) (Includ-

ing Ivory and products made from Ivory).

(d) Others.

0. Live Frogi

12. Cuttings and fleshings of hides and skins used

as raw materials for the manufacture of animal

glue/gelatine.

13. Bonet

14. Animal bile, Gallstone, Gorochan

1ft. Fresh fruits and vegetables

10 Vegetables, the following.—

(i) Onions

(11) Potatoes

17. Dry Mushrooms

18. Cardamoms, small and large

19. Chillies dried, in any form other than powder

20. Grains and Flour other than those mentioned in

Part 'A'

21. Pulses, Lentila, Gram3 and Bean* and flour

made therefrom

22. Malt

23. Oilseeds, the following: —

(i) Groundnuts, including HPS variety, both in

shell and kernels

(ii) Mustard/rape seeds

(iii) Sesame Seed

24. Seeds, other than oilseeds, the following: —

(i) Green manure seeds of the varieties of Dhanleha

(ii) Sun-hemp seeds

(iii) Potato seeds

(Iv) Foodgrain seeds including Wheat Seedi

(v) Forestry seedg Including tree seeds, hedge

seeds and tarwar seeds

(vi) Seeds of Ornamental Plants.

25 Nux Vomica Seeds, bark) leaves, roots and

powder thereof.

20. Pyrethrum flowers

27 Shellac seedlac, button lac, garnet lac, and "U other forma of lac except those mentioned in item No. 14 of Part A

28. Kuth

29 Guar meal and guar churl

80. Wattle Bark

31 Vegetable oils, the following —

(i) Mustard oil/rape s eed oil

CIO Sesame seed oil

32 Hydrogenated Oil (Vanaspati ghee)

S3. Sugar

34. Jaggery (Gur)

I 2 8l

35. Molasses

3fi Ethyl Alcohol or rectified spirit of any proof

degree, whether denatured or not.

37. Mango Juice

38. De-oiled Rice Bran

39. Wheat Bran

40. De-oiled groundnut cake (extractions)

41 (i) Solvent Extracted Cottonseed Cakes—(De-

corticated and undercorticated).

(ii) Cotton Seeds Expeller Cakes—(De-corticat-

ed and undecorticated).

42. Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Natu (Country) Tobacco and Sun-cured Jutty Tobacco.

43. Salt all sorts

44. Cement

43. Minerals, ores and concentrates, the following:—

(i) Bauxite

(11) Iron Ores

(ill) Copper ores and concentrates

(iv) Lead ores and concentrates

(v) Manganese ores

(vi) Gypsum and anhydrite of gypsum

(vll) Barytes (lumps and powder)

(vlii) Magnesite (raw, dead burnt and calcined)

(lx) Kyanlto

(x) Sillimwnite

(xi) Wollastonite

46. Mica Including Mica splittings of the following

varieties: —

(1) No. 1 Bookform splittings Quality I and

Quality II

(2) No 2 Bookform splittings Quality I and

Quality II.

(3) No. 3 Bookform splittings Quality I and Quality II (Russian grading 40 and 80 sq. om.)

(4) No. 4 Bookform splitting Quality I and,

Quality II

(3) No. 4J Bookform epllttings (Russian grading

SO sq. cm) Quality I and Quality II

(6) No 5 Bookform SDlittincs (Buislan grading 20

sq. cm.) Quality I and Quality II

(7) No 5i bookform splittings (Russian grad- ing 10 and 15 sq. cm) Quality I and Quality

n.

(8) No. 6 BooWorm splitting (Russian grading

7 sq. cm.).

(9) No. 1 Loose splittings dusted or undusted

(10) No. 2 Loose splittings dusted or undusted

(11) No, 3 Loose splittings dusted or unduated

(12) No. 4 Loose splittings dusted or undusted

(13) No 4J Loose splittings dusted or undusted

(14) No. 5 Loose splittinga dusted or undusted

(15) No. 5J Loose splittings dusted or unduated

(16) No G dusted Loose splittings

(17) No. 6 1st Loose splittings

(18) No. 6 2nd Looae splittings

(19) No. 6 3rd Loose splittings

(20) No 6 Cheap Loose splittings

!214 Black dotted or black spotted and pnocophite

spfitttngo,

(22) (a) Mica ouiap *nd Mica Warte

(b) Mica factory cuttinga describing as b e-

low:—

(i) Cuttings obtained in dressing by knife or

sickle dressed mica block and thins;

(li) Cuttings of Die-punching or guillotine cut-

ings of block and thin; and

(ill) Cuttings of Die-punched Condenser Filma or of dressing of them by scissors or guil- lotine.

(23) No. 4 Top Bookform splittings (7J "q. Inch to 10 sq. inch) Russian Grade 50 Top Book- form splittings (50 sq. cm. to less than 65 sq. cm.).

(24) No. 5 Top Bookform splittings (2J "q. Inch to less than 5 sq. inch). Russian Grade 15 Top Bookform splittings (15 sq. cm. to less than 20 sq. cm.).

NOTE:—All Bookform Splittings specified In entries No 23 and 24 above shall include (1) Ruby Bookform or Book packed Splittings (2) Ruby clear Bookform or Bookpacked splittings (3) Green Book- form or Book packed splittings and (4) Green Clear Bookform or Bookpacked splittings

(25) No. 4 Top Loose Splittings dusted or undusted (7J sq. inch to 10 sq inch) Russian Grade 50 top loose splittings dusted or undusted (50 uq. cm. to legg than 65 sq. cm.)

(26) No. 5i Top Loose Splittings dusted Or undus- ted (2-l|4 sq inch to less than 3 sq. inch)— Russian Grade 15 Top Loose Splittings dusted or undusted (15 sq. cm. to less than 20 sq. cm.)

(27) No 0 intermediate or Inter Loose Splittings

NOTE: All loose splittings specified in entries Nos. 25, 29 and 27 above shall Include (1) Ruby Loose Splittings (2) Ruby Clear Loose Splittings (3) Clear Loose Splittings (4) Green Loose Splittings and (5) Green

Clear Loose Splittings.

(28) Indian Block Mica

(29) Indian Condenser Mica Film.

(30) Indian Black spotted Bookform Loose Split- tings clear loose splittings, and torn Loose splittings

(31) No. 6 Stained Loose Splittings.

47, (i) Coal and Coke.

(ii) Charcoal, other than ordinary coconut shell charcoal and activated coconut shell char- coal.

48. Mineral Oils, oil sorts, including crude oil, Kero- sene, fuel oiJ, lubricating oils, greases, petrol, solvent oils, mineral turpentine, bitumen/asphalt,

49. Chemicals, the following: —

1. Benzene

2. Butyl Alcohol

3. Butyl Acetate

4. Mono Chloro Acetic Add

8. Toluene

6. Tnchloro Ethylene

7 Perchloro Ethylene

8. Tetra Chloro Ethane

9. Phenol

10 Phthalic Anhydride

11. Rubber Chemicals

12. Acetic Acid

13 Soda Ash

14. Acetic Anhydride

50. Quinine, Quinine products and cinchona Alkaloids.

51. Synthetic Musk

52. Lemongrass Oil

53. Sandalwood Oil

54. Sal Oil

55 Exposed cinematographic films (feature and non- feature), except 8 mm and 16 mm non-feature films not exceeding 120 metres in length.

56 P V C Compound

57 Styrene Monomer

58 Natural Rubber.

59. All categories of semi-processed hides and *kins

including EJ tanned and wet blue hides and skins and crust leather.

60. Wood and Timber other t h an those mentioned In

Item No. 33 of Part 'A'.

61. Writing and printing paper all sorts excluding

hand made paper

62. (i) Raw Silk

(li) Pure Silk Yarn

(ill) Silk waste the following.—

(a) Non-mulberry silk wastes (tassar, eri and

muga) and mulberry pierced cocoons

(b) Throwster Silk waste

(c) Mulberry silk waste including cleaned and degummed silk waste of South Indian Origin

(d) Hard silk waste of South Indian Origin

(e) Other varieties of silk wastes vizr~

1 Boiled cocoons

a. Basin Refuse

3. Fluff/floss

4. Flimsy cocoons

5. Noll and Noil droppings

8. All other varieties of mulberry silk waste not mentioned elsewhere in Schedule I.

63. Silk worm seeds and silk worm cocoons lrcludlng

reeling cocoons.

64 Man made fibres and yams, the following:—

(i) Nylon tyre yarn/cord/fabric

(II) (a) Rayon Tyre yarn of 850 demers and abov"

(b) Rayon Tyre Cord of all deniers

(c) Rayon Tyre Fabric

(iii) Synthetic blended yarn containing 50 per cent

more of synthetic fibre

(iv) Nylon filament yarn

(v) Nylon staple fibre

(vi) Polyester Fibre

(vu) Polyester Filament yarn

(viii) Rayon Filament yarn

(lx) Viscose staple fibre

(x) Viscose staple fibre spun yarn

(xi) Any other cellulosic or synthetic fibre or yarn

not specified above,

85. Raw Wool (indigenous) except Angora goat hair

or Mohair.

66, Yarn, other than carpet yam, manufactured from

imported wool.

37 Goat Hair Patties.

68 Raw Cotton.

69 Cotton Yarn

70. Textiles, the following'—

(i) Textile cloth and materials thereof of olive green shade excluding pure silk and artificial silk fabrics and materials thereof including hosiery.

(li) Tent/tent cloth

(ill) Handloom striped bedspreads known an

"Etawah stripes" except export to U K

(iv) Handloom cloth of lungl design of non-fast colours (including those having bleeding pro- perties) and garments made therefrom, except export to U, K.

(v) Exports to U. K of cotton manufactures, whether as piece or made up, including gar- ments but excluding

(a) Cotton carpets, cotton rugs, cotton durrlei,

cotton shawls; and

(b) Cotton goods made by hand/handloom cover-

ing inter alia

1. Handloom cloth of lungi design of non fast colours including those having bleeding properties and garments made therefrom,

2. Handloom striped bedspreads known as

"Etawah stripes"; and

3 Handmade cotton nettings

(vl) Export to U.SA of all the 64 I C.T A categories

of cotton textiles

(vli) Export of miUmade colton fabrics and products manufacture out of millmade/handloom fabrics including ready made garments to Austria

(vlll) Export of millmade cotton textiles to West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark and Ireland

(ix) Export of rmllmade/handloom cotton blouses,

Shirts, jackets and bed linen to Sweden

(x) Export of shirts and blouses and cotton bed

linen to Norway

Cxi) Export of mill made/handloorn cotton woven blouses and shirts for women, Ri-1B and infants and dresses for women antf girls to Australia.

71 Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings excluding cad- dies.

72. Coir and Coir products

73 (1) Hand woven woollen carpets of Persian and Mobarik designs upto 32000 knota par m. metre.

(11) Hand woven woollen carpets, rugs and drug-

gets, except of Persian and Mobarlk designs,

74, Silk carpets and carpets mads of •ynthetlc mixed

and/or blended fibres,

75 Knitwear (Woollen and mixed).

76 Footwear, all sorts,

77. (1) Silver bullion, silver sheets and plates which have not undergone any process of manufacture subsequent to rolling.

(ii) Silver salts, silver chemicals and compounds

with more than 50 per cent silver contents.

(iii) Manufactures and products wholly or mainly of silver with more than 50 per cent silver contents.

78 Silver Coins.

79 Gem variety of Beryl.

80. Iron and Steel, other than cast Iron pipes and

fittings.

81. Ferro Alloys.

82. Alloy Steels.

S3. Ferrous scrap.

84. Aluminium, wrought and aluminium alloy*

85 Non-terroua metals and alloys, unwroujiht, not

shown elsewhere in this Schedule.

86. Metal Scrap other than ferrous scrap, containing more than 0.50 per cent nickel, or 0.20 per cent molybedenum, or 1.00 per cent tungsten, or 0.20 per cent vanadium or 1.00 per cent cobalt nnd Mill Scale Scrap

87. Metallurgical residues l e. drosses; skimming

slags, ashes, slimes and flue dust.

88 Railway Wagons.

89. Motor Vehicles and part thereof (excluding old

scrap parts), the following:—

(1) Motor vehicles, namely lorries motor omni buses, vans and chassis for the same.

(11) Imported motor vehicle parts

(in) Trucks

(iv) Tractors

(v) Giant size tyres and tubes

90 Aircraft and Parts and accessories thereof.

91 Arms, ammunition and military stores other than sharp-edged weapons viz kukries, klrpans, krii, Hunting knives, swords, etc.

SCHEDULE II

(See Clause 3)

OFFICERS COMPETENT TO GRANT A LICENCE

1. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

2 Additional Chief Controller of Imports and

Exports.

3 Export Commissioner.

4. A Jt. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports,

5 A Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

6 A Controller of Imports and Exports.

7. A Collector of Customs

8. A Superintendent/Assistant Collector of Cen-

tral Excise.

9. A Superintendent/Deputy Superintendent/

Chaukl Officer of Customs.

10, Deputy Development Commissioner (Imports and Exports) Santa Cruz, Export Processing Zone, Bombay

SCHEDULE III

(Su Clal">c 3,)

OPEN GENERAL LICENCES

O.G.L. No. 1

Any person may export by land to any country adjacent to India and having no seiboard of its own, the following articles provided that they are intended for use of consumption in that country:—

Any goods included in Schedule I which are consigned

under a procedure prescribed for regulating transit tnffic

O.G.L. No. % Any person may export to any country except to a c< uriry to which exports is prohibited by any law for the time being in force, the following ronaflde s, mples, namely:—

S.No,

Item ] [temNo.lnSche- < iulel

( 2)

(1)

(3)

lonaflde samples, the following :—

E

T. Samples of handloom fabrics of the variety commonly known as "Bleeding Madras", not exceeding T40 metres in length and the value of which is below Rs, 500.

3.

B. 70 (iv) Samplcsof Iron Ore not exceeding 30 B 45 (Ii) metric tonnes at a time provided the consignments are covrred by a certifi- cate Rrantrd by the following com- petent authority to the effect that t'-e quantity of Iron Ore (including fines') Is required for experimental purposes and that the quantity involved is the minimum required for the particular purposes:

(i) Divisional Manager (Sa1es\ MMTC,

N. Delhi, for any area other than Goa.

(Ii) Iron Ore Adviser, Goa, for Goan

Iron Ore.

(iii) Dy. Secretarv, Deptt of Mines

and Metals, N. Delhi for consign- ments not covered under items (1) and (ii) above

3-

Samples of all other Items of value not exoeedinn Rs. 300'- excepting the fol- lowing :

(0 Grains, and flour (ii) All items included In ptirt A of

Schedule I

O.6.L. No. 3

Any parson may export to any country except to

(i) Pakistan; and

(li) a country to which export is prohibited by any law for the time being in force, on fulfilment of the conditions stipulated in

Column No, 4 hereunder the following goods.

S.No.

Item

S. No. aa In Part 'B' of Schedule I

Conditions) to be fulfilled/docmncnts to be pro- duced

2

1

3

4

JFild Life (dead or alive or part thereof or produce there-

r. 1

B-4

from) the following :—

1. Export will be allowed by Registered Exporters of Wild Life and Products only through four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi.

(a) Marmals:

1.

2.

3-

Andaman wild pig (Sm aero fa and meneaila) Barking deer or Muntjac (Muntiaeus muntjac). BushtarlJcd or Bengal percupine (Atherunis mac- rourus). Bharal or Blue Sheep (Psoudois nayaur). Chital (Ccrvus axis).

2. The export will be allowed only on production of a valid certificate issued by the Chief Wild Life Warden of the State concerned or by the Chief Conservator of FOTMI where Chief Wild Life Warden has not been appointed or the officers who may be authorised by the State Govt. to iesue Wild Animals Dealers/manu- 4- 5- 6.

7- 8.

facturera licences under the Wild Life (Protection Act, 1972 to the effect that the Wild Life and thejr products such as skins and feathers etc, tendered for export have been procured through legal means

9-

Ferret badgers (Melogale mrschata mel' gale per- sonata). Ermine (Mustala erminea). Hares (Black naped, cunmtn Indian, Desert, Hi- malayan Mouse hare). Hedgehogs (All specie* of the gennus Hemiechi- nus and Paraechinus).

10.

ti.

12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

17- 18.

19- 20. 21. 22.

23. 24.

Himalayan black bear (Selenarctos thibetanus). Himalayan crestleBS porcupine (Hystrimhodgsoni). Himalayan ibex (Capra ibex). Himalayan Thar (Hamitragus jamlahicua). Hog badger (Arctonyx coUaris). Hog Deer (Axis porcinus). Hyaena (Hyaena Hyaena). Leaf Monkey (Presbytii phayrai). Marmots (Marmota bobafc and Marmota caudata). Martens (Martes gwatkinsi and M. flavigula). Nilgai 01 Blue bull (Buselaphus tnigocamelui). Nilgiri That (Hemitragus Hylocrius). RaUl (Mcllivera gapunsis). Red Fox (Vulpcs vulpes). Sambar (Garvus unicolor). Tibetan fox (Vulpcs vulpea mentana). Tibetan wolf (Canis lupus).

25- 26.

27.

Weasel (Mustek sibirica, Musteln Kathith and Mui- tcla altaica).

Wild pig (Sus scrofa).

28.

fi*.

(b)  Bird
       1.  Barbet* (Capitonldae).
       2.  Bam owl (Tytom dae).
       3-  Blue birds (Ircmldac).
       4-  Hunting (Embarizldae).
       3-  Bustard Quail (Tumicidae).
       6.  Chaffinches  (Fringl llinae).

Crane* (Gruidac).

7-

Ducks (Anatidae).

8.

9- Egrets (Bubulas ibis, Pgrette alba and E. Gar- zetta, E. intermedia). |

10. Emerald Dove (Columbldae).

II. Finches (Pringilhdue).

12, Flamingoes (Phoenlcopteridae)

Fly catcher* (Mmcitpfdac)

13-

Geese (Anatidae).

14.

Goldfinches and allies (Oardueliiwe).

*5-

Grouse (Pteroctidisc).

16.

lores (Iranldae).

17.

18.

r-

King Fishers (Ceryle rudm, Alccdo alttla Haleytnatyi ncnsii)

Magapodcs (Megapodiadae).

19-

Orioles (Orielidae).

20.

Oy-lor Cu.cht-r: (Haemate-podidac).

21.

Policans (Polecanidae).

23.

Partridges (Phasianidae).

23.

Pheasants (Phasianldae).

34-

Pigeons (Except Blue Rock Pigenon) (Columbidea).

25.

Pitta (Pittidac).

26.

Quail (Phasianldae).

27.

Snipe (Charadriidae).

28.

. Sunbrlds (Ncetannidae).

39

Tragons (Trogonidac).

30.

, Thrushes (MuscioepJdee).

31-

(c) Other* :

(Wild atumala amphibians, mammals, reptiles, birds,

Export #111 be allowed by Registered Exporters of

B.4(c)

insect etc. not specified elsewhere in Schedule I)

Wild Life and Products only through four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, and New Delhi. Explanation : A registered exporter of Wild Life and

Products means a person who holdB a valid Certificate of Registration issued by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports at Bomhay/Calcutta/Mfldras or New Delhi after July 1973.

On production of recommendation of the Marine Pro- Live Frogs

2. '.

B-5]

ducts Export Development Authority, Cochin.

3- Beef (meat of Indian Buffalo including Heart, liver, lungs, Brain, tongue, kidneys and other organs of buffalo).

Certificates issued by or on behalf of the Director of Veterinary Services of the State from which the meat emanates for export to the effect that the con- signment for export Is of buffalo meat only.

1287

I

2

4

3

4> Marine products, the following : B-7

(i) Dried and ivet saludfish products

I • Dried salted and unsalted fish,

3. Dried suited and unsalted'prawn*

3- Wet salted fish

4 • Fish pickles

5- Fish meal and fish guano

6. Fish maws

7. Sharkfins

8. Fish Oil

9. Beach-de-mere

(11) Fresh, live, Froren and Canned products

1. Fresh fish

Export will b" allowed only on the basis of firm orders/co ntract with pre-fixed prices and on out-right sale basis

2. Live labstors, shell fish and fish

3. Frozen fish and prawns

4. Frozen labster tails, crabs frogs and froglegs (not covered by entry No. 17 of Part A)

5. Frozen clams. Oysters etc.

6, Canned fish, prawns, ciabB, clam" mussel* etc.

(iii) Other miscellaneoussea-food products

1. Shells

2. Fish eggs.

3. Aquarium fish and plants

4. Cut'lc Fishbones,

(iv) Other Marine Products

Frogs a rd froglega which are processed for export in units which arc engaged essentially for p r o- cessing m a r i ne p r o d u c ts for purposes of exports.

Bristles . . . . . . ..

5

B-14

6 Animal Bile, Gall stone, Gorochan . . ..

| Exports allowed to all permissible destinations except 1 to countries having a common land frontier with f India-

Fresh Fruits a nd vegetables other than Onions a nd P o- B-15

7

tatoes

Export will be allowed only if : (a) Irrevocable letter of credit has been opened by the foreign buyer covering 100% f.o.b value of the consignment or (b) advance payment has been received, prov ided * at (1) the advance payment has been received against a specific exper- order and covers 100% f.o.b. value 01 the consign- ment and (ii) advance payment has been -received through an authorised dealer in foreign exchange

B-17

D ry M u s h r o o ms . . . . - ••

8.

Exports allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

B-18

Cardamoms (Small)

9-

I. Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India, and

3 Com—15.

I

2

3

Chillies dried, In any form other than powder

ro

4

2. Export allowed only if irrevocable letter of credit

haa been opened by foreign buyers,

or

against advance payment received from the foreign buyer provided: (1) the advance payment is received against specific order(s), and (11) the advance payment Is received through authorised dealers in foreign ex- change.

1. Pre-shipment inspection and quality control certi-

B-I91

I I. Foodgrain seeds including wheat seeds

ficate.

2. Letter of Credit.

Quality Control Certificate from National Seeds Cor-

B-24CIV)

Forestry seeds including tree seeds, hedge seeds and 12.

poration.

B^4(v)

tarwar seeds.

B-32 Hydrogenated oil (Vanaspati Ghee)

13-

Mango Juice

B-37 14

1. Export will be allowed on production of a certificate from an officer not below the rank of Deputy Con- servator of Forest, Divisional Forest Officer to the effect that the seeds have been lawfully collected and are surplus to the requirement of the State.

2. For seeds collected from outside the forests limits export will be allowed on production of a clearance certificate from the concerned Department of the State Government.

Export would be freely allowed till such times Import Replenishment licences Hre admissible under item Y.2 of Section II of Import Trade Control Policy, Vol.II

Export prices not less than the price announced by the

Central Government.

B-42 15 Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun-cured Virginia To- bacco, Sun-cured (Natu-Country) Tobacco and Sun- cured Jutty Tobacco.

(1) Bauxite with alumina content less than 40%, and i<5.

Certificate from Tobacco Bourd to U e effec that the prices at which the export is being made areinot lower than the minimum prices announced by the Central Govt.

Certificate from a recognised Public Analyst regarding

B-45 COW]

• Alumina and Silica content.

Do. J

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content between 40% end 50%

but with silica content exceeding 5%

—

Gypsum with purity below 80% . . . B-45 (viXn)

17-

Magnesite

T 8.

B-45(viii) Export of Calciniad Magncsite with a silica content of 9% and above alone shall be allowed on production of a certificate from Export Inspection Agency that silica content in calcinied Magnesite is not below t>%

B-46 19. Processed Mica Powder, Flakes; Mica Products viz. Fabricated Mica, Components, Micanite or Built-up Mica and MIcarute Electrical Insulation products.

Carbonised lignite briquettes fLoco)'

30

Export price is not less than the price announced by the Ccntiul Govt. from time to time.

B-47(i)

Synthitlc Musk

2 1.

B-51

Sandal Wood Oil

2 2.

Export allowed only from Calcutta and Shillong against allocations made by Coal Commissioner.

1, Export allowed to all permissible destinations cx-ept to countries having a common land froi tier with India,

2. On furnishing declaration to the effect that the commo- dity to be exported Is "Synthetic Musk " and does not contain Deer Musk and is prominently labelled as "Synthetic Musk".

B-53 1. Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

I

2

3

Sal Oil

23-

B-54

24.

B-55 D jcuTum icy cinema to graphic lilms, except 8 tntn and 16 ma non Mature illcns not exceeding 120 metres in length.

K

B-55 Adv;rtisem;nt Cineau to graphic films, except 8 mm and 16 mm non-feature film* not exceeding 120 metres in length.

26 Thro wstcr Silk Waste

4

The f.o.b. price per metric tonnes Is not less than Rs.

12,000/-

For all exhibition only.

—

13 62(ui)(b)

Hard Silk W.nto cf South Indun origin

—

B 62(111) (d)

37-

3 8. Other varieties of silk wastes, M, • • • 1. Cemficate from G^vt. Spun Mills at Cliannapatna (Karnataku), Jaggi Riad (Assam) i>i Bhagilpur (Bihar) that the material intended for export is hard waste.

2. Prc-shipment inspection certificate by the Central Silk Boatd.

B 62(uO (e)

i. D iiled c conns.

2. Basin refuse.

3. Fluff/ilss.

4, Flimsy cocoons,

5. M ul and N >il droppings.

6. All othir viciensa of rrulbsrry silkiwaste yjnot

mentioned ehiwh;re in Schedule I.

MaVm'idc fibre and yatns, the fjllawinga :—

29

(1) Nyl m Tyio/c ^rd/fabric

Prc-3hipmcnt inspection certificate by the Central Silk Board.

B. 640)

(n) (a) Ray ~n tyre yarn of 850 denicrs and above B. 64(ii)(a) B 64(n)(b) B 64(ii)(c)

(b) Riy 'n tvre c

(in) Synthetic blended y.an containing 50% or more of V Exp -rt will be all-wed on the authorisation issued by Silk and Riyon Textile Exp rt Promotion Council, Bombay.

B. 64(1 ii)

synthetic fibre.

Yarn, other than carpet yarn., manufactured fro-n importcc B-66 3D.

wool.

Raw cotton—Bengal Deshi

B-68 31-

32. Raw Cotton—Yliscellaneous Fibres :

(0 Assam in) Coraillas,

B-68

"1 1 (mi Cotton decloar^d by damage due to Cirej water, ! ] fiv) Zodo, and sweepings, j (v) others,

33 Cotton Yarn . . . .. f ..

J

Against contract for export approved by and registered with the wool and Woolens Export promotion Council.

1. Against registration and allocation certificate issued by

the Textile Commissioner.

2. Certificate regarding quality/ quantity of the raw cotton intended for export issued by Textile Commi- ssioner's Appeal Committee.

1. Original Sale Contract.

2. Adhoc certificate issued by Textile Commissioner's Appeal Committee regaidmg quality'quantity in- tended for export.

3-69 (1) Against authorisations issued by cotton Textile Ex- port promotion Council Bombay in respect of con- tracts registered with them.

2. Exports to Burma, Libya, Bangladesh, Ceylon and U.A.R- shall be allowed against authorisation iBSued by Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council subject to prices dtipulated by them.

I

2

4

3

B-706H)

Handloom striped bedspreads kaown as "Etnwah 34.

stripes" except ^xpjrta to UK.

A certificate from the G.T.F.C. (Cotton Textiles Fund Committee) or under the quality marking scheme of UP Govt. to the effect that the goods desired to bo exported conform to the standard prescribed fot the purpose.

Pre-shlpment inspection by the Toxtilo Committee.

B jBflv)

35. Handloom cloth of lung! design of mn fait colour* (including those having bleeding properties) and garments made therefrom, except to UK.

(a)lHandlooms fabrics of the variety commonly known as "Bleeding Mardaa".

(b) Garments made out of Bleeding Madras.

(c) Varieties other than Bleeding Madras/garment!

mado out of bleeding Madras.

B. 7o(v)

36. Expjrt* to U.K. of cntton Manufacturers whether as piece or mado up, including garments] but excluding:

(a)^ootion carpets, cottonjjrugs, c#tton dunies, cotton shawls, "ndj

(b) Cotton goods made by hand/handloom covering inttrcHia :—

(1) Handloom cloth of lungi design of non fast colour* (Including those having bleeding properties) and garments made therefrom.

(3" Handloom striped bed spreads known as Etawah stripes, and

Against quota allotted by the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council, Bombay or its authorised up- country representative, by endorsement on shipping bills.

B. 70(vi)

37- Export to USA of all the 64 Indian Cattoti Textile Agreement (I.G.T.A.) categories of cotton textiles.

r. Against quotas allotted by the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council or its authorised up- country representatives by endorsement on shipping bills.

a. Visa from issuing authorities viz.

(i) Cotton Textiles Export Promotion CouncU Bombay or its upcountry representatives for MiUmade Cotton Textiles made up articles and ready made garments,

(li) The Textile Committee for handloom fabrics products including ready made garments.

(lil) All India Handicrafts Board or Textile Committee for "India" items.

3, In the case of items exempted from quantitative restrictions like handloom fabrics, Handloom mado up articles including ready made garments and "India" item certificate from the Textile Committee for Handloom fabrics, Handloom products, hand- loom garment and Textile Committee or All India Handicrafts Board for "India" Items in addition to-vis shall be required.

B. 70(vil)

38. Export of mill made cotton fabrics and pro jucts manu- factured out of mill mide/handloom fabrics including readymade garments to Austria.

1. -Vgain^t quotas allotted by the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council Bombay or its authorised upcountry representatives by endorsement on shipping bills,

2. Export of Handloom Fabrics is allowed without any quota restrictions on the basis of certificates show- ing handloom origin from the Textile Committee-

B. 70(viu)

39- Export of Millmade cotton textiles to West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark and Ireland.

Against quotas allotted by the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council Bombay or its authorised up- country representatives by endorsement on shipping bills.

B. 7O(ix)

Export of Millmide h n i bm cotton blouses, ihirta, 40.

jackets and bed linen to Sweden.

Ajainst quotas allowed by the Cotton Textiles export promotion CouncU, Bombay or its authorised up country representatives by endt. on shipping bill.

B. 7o(x)J

Export of shirts, bloum a il cotton bed linen to Norway 41.

1. Against quotas allotted by the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council, Bombay or its authorised up country repres entativa by endorsement on shipping bills except for cotton handloom shirts and blouse, 2 Cotton Handloom shirts and blouses, against hand- loom certificates issued by the Textile Committee or its- representative.

B.7o(xi)

43. Export of Millmado/handloom cotton woven blouses and shirts for woman, girls and infants and dresses for women and girls to Australia.

Coir und Coir products,

B-72 43.

Against quota allotted by the Cotton Textiles Promotion Council, Bombay or its authorised up country represen- tatives by endorsement on shipping bills.

Export will be allowed on production of a certificate &om tiie C^ir B ixtd that tho f o.b. value i" not less than the floor price fixed by the Ministry of Commerce!

B. 73CO

44. (i) Hand woven woollen carpets of Persian and Mo- barlk designs upto 32000 knots pet sq. metre.

(ii) Hand woven woollen carpsts, rugs and druggets, Exports shall bo allowed to all destinations, except to countries havmg a common land frontier with India, subject to the following conditions :

(i) Floor price of Rs. 70/- per sq. metre f.o.b.

(u) Exports shall be on outright sale basis.

B. 73(11)

except of Persian and Mobank designs.

Sxlk Carpets and cirpets tmde of synthetic/mixed and, 1. Export of carpets and rugs manufactured in Eluru and Warrangal m Andhra Pradesh allowed to all destinations, except to countries having common land frontier with India, subject to the following conditions ;—

(i) Floor price of Rs. 35 sq. metre f.o.b. (ii) A certificate is produced from tho Director of Industries Andhra Pradesh that tho carpet is manu- factured in Eluru/Warrangal.

(111) Export shall be on outright sale basis.

2, Export of other carpets and rugs allowed to all destinations, except to countries having a common land frontier with India, subject to the following conditions :—

(1) Floor price of Rs. 50 per sq. metre f.o.b. (u) Export shall be on outright sale basis.

/ B-74 45-

ot blended fibres.

46.

Exports allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontcjr with India.

(0 Acceptance of export price by the Customs.

B-77(ii)

(1) Silver salts, silver chemicals and compounds with more than 50 per cent silver contents.

B-77(m)

("0 Manufactures and products wholly or nuinly of silver with more than 50 per cent diver contents, excluding silver zari goods.

Silver Coin*.

B-78 47-

48. Gem variety of Beryl.

00 Export on consignment basis will not be allowed.

1. In case of silver coins issued before 1950 :—

(a) Export value is not less than the value ot silver content,

(b) Permission of tho Reserve Bank of India is ob- tained, and

(c) Permission of the Archaeological Survey of India is obtained, if the coins are more than 100 years old.

2. In case of silver coins issued after 1950 :—

(a) M ^irmim export price u Rs, 15/, Rs. 25/- and Rs. 60/- respectively per coin f . o . b. for Rs. 10, Rs. 20 and Rs. 30 coins.

(6) Proof coins (or proof set) will be permitted to be exported only by India Government Mint, Bombay.

By parcel post/by air up to a maximum of 10 Kg;..

B-79

B-86(i)

Nickal cadmium battery scrap.

49-

M^tor vehicles, Tijtn;ly bccies, mnor omnibuses, vans S3-

Certificate from a Recognised Public Analyst to the effect that scrap*o!)nforms to the specifications given under this item.

B-89(i)

and chassis for the same.

By Bi^artBcs of orlgiasit CijaipiaeBt! as part of after-sale

B-8?(.")

52. 53. 54.

services.

Trucks . . . B-89(iii)"] Tractors . . .. B-89(iv) >- Giant Size Tyres and Tubes B-89(v) j

Muzzle Loading Guns. B-91 55-

O. G . L. 4.

Exports allowed to- all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

1. Licence under the Arms Act and Rules*,. 2. Certificate from the Archaeological Survey of India to the effect that the arms to be exported are not antiques and/or rare specimens.

The Canalising Agency mentioned in column 4 may export to any country except to a country to which export is prohibited by any late

for the time being in force, the following goods namely ;--

S. No.

Item

Canalising Agency

S. N o. as in Part 'B" of Schedule

I

2

1

3

iere, B -8 Dried Fish other than Prawns, Sharkfias, Beach-De-n 1.

Bombay Ducks and other dried shell fish.

4

State Trading Corporation

B'2O Basmati Rice

2.

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

Shellac, seedlac, buttonlac, garnet lac, and all other forms B-27 3-

of lac except those mentioned in item No. 14 of Part A

'A'

. B-28 K u th

. . . . . .. 4-

Sugar . . . . . ..

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

• B-33 5-

Salt all s o r t s . . . . . ..

6.

• B-43

Cement . . . . . ..

• B-44 7-

iron Ores (Other than Goa]Origin). .

State Trading Corporation

(i) State Trading,Corporation

(ii) Engineering Projects (India) Ltd., only for use in

construction projects undertaken by them in foreign countries.

it

. B-45 (ii)u

8.

Minerals and Metals Trading Corpn.[

Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.

Bi-metal ore (Black iron ore) with manganese contents B-45 (ii)

9-

from 3% upto 10% of Goa Origin.

Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.

. B-45 (v)

Manganese Ores

1 0.

Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation

. B-45 (vii)

Barytes ( L u m ps and Powder) . :

1 1.

Mica including mica splittings of all grades and varieties B- 46 12.

of mica, excepting manufactured and fabricated mica (including die-cut condenser films, spacers, brid- ges, washers etc.) micanite reconstituted mica, mica powder and mica paper

. B-47 Coal and Coke

13.

Mica Trading Corporation of India Private Limited.

Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation.

State Trading Corporation.

. B-49 (1)

Benzene

14.

State Trading Corporation

. B'49 (5)

Toluene * •

IS-

I 2 Q3

I

2

4

3

,tr,. , , ——. .

16.

B-52

L e m o n g r a ss O il . -

State Trading Corporation.

E x p o s ed C I n e m a t o g r a p f i ic M&a ( f e a t u re films)

Indian Motion Pictures Export Corporation. 17-

B-55

18. N a t u r al R u b b er .

"State TradmgCorporation.

B-58 '

B-67

G o at H a ir P a t t i es

Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corporation of 19-

India Limited, New Delhi.

20. R aw J u t e, m e s ta a nd j u te c u t t i n gs e x c l u d i n gs c a d d i e s.

Jute Corporation of India.

B-7I

21. K n i t w e ar ( W o l l en a nd m i x e d) . . ..

1. Handicrafts/and Handlooms Export Corporation of

B-75

India LtcT., New Delhi.

2. State Trading Corporation (for export of knitwear

olive green).

22. F o o t w e a r, a ll s o r ts . . . . ..

B"76

State Trading Corporation.

B-8o

I r o n - a nd S t e el M a t e r i a l s, t he following :--

23-

|

SAIL International Ltd.

y

i. P ig I r on . . .. T 2. Billets a nd b a rs . . .. | 3. I n g o ts & s l a bs . . J . . ! 4. S t r u c t u r al 5. HR C o i l s / p i a t e s / S h e e ts . .. | 6. CR C o i ls 7. G . P . / G . C. S h e e ts . . .. I 8. E l e c t r i c al S h e e ts . . .. 9. R a i l w ay m a t e r i a ls

IO M . S. w i r es ( c o a t e d / u n c o a t e d )/

M e d i u m / H . C. W i r es e x c l u d i ng s p r i ng S t e el w i r e s. . . ..

Ferro Alloys :

24.

(i) Ferro manganese (other than ferro manga- "\ nese contaming.te8s than 0-05% carbon)/ 1 Silico manganese ; 1 (ii) Ferro Manganest'Slag ; [ B - 8i

SAIL International Ltd.

(iii) Ferror chrome (other than ferro chrome ," containing less than 0*03% carbon and nitrogen bearing)/silico chromes and

(iv) Ferro Silicon,

Ferrous Scrap :

^

25

( i) MilLScale Scrap . . ..

( i i) CI skull scrap . . ..

(iii) Rejected CI Ingot mould/bottom

plate scrap.

(iv) Rejected discarded CI chilled roll scrap ).

Metal Scrap Trade Corporation.

B . 83

(v) Tool and alloy steel scrap

(other than stainless steel scrap)

(vi) Steel skull scrap

(vii) CI Borings . . ..

(viii) Detinned bundles

(is) Rejected steel ingots

(x) Pig Iron chips/scraf-

26. Railway Wagons

B. 88

Projects and Equipment Corporation of India Ltd.

New Delhi.

[N0.I/77-ETC] A. S. GILL,

CHIEF CONTROLLER OF IMPORTS & EXPORTS.

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